abu13
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Not sure but no doubt Everton will ask to be kept informed.
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PL set to introduce ban on incoming loans between associated party clubs
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I hate any loan deals with the big clubs, I can understand an emergency short-term loan But as for getting them off the books to save wages or helping to reduce the squad because you stocked piled-on cheap young talent without UK work permits and passports.
Loan deals also stink of dodgy dealings between clubs and votes at the Premier League or Uefa elite members.
United and Fergie used to do it with ex-players as managers, here's so and so, make it hard when facing Arsenal Liverpool Chelsea and remember to roll over home and away.
Loan deals also stink of dodgy dealings between clubs and votes at the Premier League or Uefa elite members.
United and Fergie used to do it with ex-players as managers, here's so and so, make it hard when facing Arsenal Liverpool Chelsea and remember to roll over home and away.
daztrueblue91
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It’s amazing how these rules seem to be put in place when it effects the top 4.
No one gave a shite when Watford were loaning players from a side their owner owned.
Even more blatant is the owner sponsorship. I didn’t hear a peep from anyone about Mike Ashley sponsoring Newcastle when he owned them. Completely different story with the Saudis though.
Once again the PL show that they’re nothing more than a cheerleader for the likes of United, Liverpool and Arsenal.
No one gave a shite when Watford were loaning players from a side their owner owned.
Even more blatant is the owner sponsorship. I didn’t hear a peep from anyone about Mike Ashley sponsoring Newcastle when he owned them. Completely different story with the Saudis though.
Once again the PL show that they’re nothing more than a cheerleader for the likes of United, Liverpool and Arsenal.
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We're currently getting the blame for this on SSN ... Shock!
lancs blue
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I can't say I'm that bothered about the rule itself but it should apply from the start of next season, not halfway through the current one.
dadnlad
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Gill and parryThere is a fair value ruling, but I’ve no idea who judges what is and isn’t fair value.
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At least it’s not Ed Woodward!Gill and parry
The Stockport Iniesta
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Lol, because we regularly loan players from inferior leagues? And that's what keeps us at the top?We're currently getting the blame for this on SSN ... Shock!
If only the rags loaned as many players as we do they'd win everything...
Hang on, how many have they on loan again? That's working out for them.
I read somewhere but I cant remember where, that Arsenal have appointed a US lawyer to propose this and other changes and that the other clubs loathe the guy.Make no mistakes about it, this is a US owner driven attempt to stop the likes of City and Newcastle (i.e. decently operated clubs) bringing in players. Likely at the moment some of the red shirt owners are fearful that Newcastle will take their CL spot this season. How can you just change the rules temporarily mid season to aid some clubs and hinder others??
How many associated loans have we done? The Australian Mooy (sp) is one I remember but we purchased him and resold to Huddersfield at a great profit. Then there was Lampard. Then….?Lol, because we regularly loan players from inferior leagues? And that's what keeps us at the top?
If only the rags loaned as many players as we do they'd win everything...
Hang on, how many have they on loan again? That's working out for them.
In both cases we pissed off the associated club, perhaps we no longer do it for this reason.