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Thread: Slimani update.

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    Slimani update.

    The Ronnie have a picture of him training wi Gamez,that's him f uc ked then..

    On a positive note though,Raffa thinks he might play for Algeria and get important game time..

    I give up...

    Thoughts please..

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    Aye, I said when he was called up it might be good for him to get a bit of time in each game to get him up to speed (or, at least, a bit sharper) before he plays against Huddersfield.

    And the more I think about it, it's a good thing because it's either kill or cure. Time's running out and we can't just keep hoping for him to be fit. We need to know which lads we can rely on for the last few games and if it's not going to be him then we can throw all our focus on the ones who we are going to have to rely on.

    There's a danger of it becoming a distraction and anything, no matter how small, that distracts us from focusing absolutely and solely on the job in hand can only be a bad thing.

    If he plays and breaks down, send him back, be done with him-as we were. If he comes through, great- job's a good-un and he can be an upgrade on Gayle.

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    Could we get a refund under trade descriptions
    Not fit for purpose???

    Or is the guarantee void us knowingly buying damaged goods out of the bargain bin???

    😆😆😆

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    well done rafa
    spunk your budget on some sick note
    and dont have the control to say he aint fit for his club so he cant go on international duties

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    Quote Originally Posted by pboromag View Post
    well done rafa


    dont have the control to say he aint fit for his club so he cant go on international duties

    "Friendly matches on fixed/set dates
    These matches take priority over matches in a national championship. In other words, matches
    in the national championship or cup competition should not be arranged on one of the fixed/set
    dates.

    A club holding the registration of a player called up to play in the national team must release
    him to the national association on the fixed/set dates for international matches in each calendar
    year (see enclosure “Coordinated International Match Calendar 2002 – 2004”). The matches
    may be qualifying matches as defined under Art. 36 Paragraph 2a), or friendly matches.
    The player shall also be released for the period of preparation. For a friendly match, this period
    shall be 48 hours (Paragraph 5a). "

    Direct from FIFA

    Nice try, but you can't blame Rafa for this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zippity View Post
    "Friendly matches on fixed/set dates
    These matches take priority over matches in a national championship. In other words, matches
    in the national championship or cup competition should not be arranged on one of the fixed/set
    dates.

    A club holding the registration of a player called up to play in the national team must release
    him to the national association on the fixed/set dates for international matches in each calendar
    year (see enclosure “Coordinated International Match Calendar 2002 – 2004”). The matches
    may be qualifying matches as defined under Art. 36 Paragraph 2a), or friendly matches.
    The player shall also be released for the period of preparation. For a friendly match, this period
    shall be 48 hours (Paragraph 5a). "

    Direct from FIFA

    Nice try, but you can't blame Rafa for this one.
    don't let the facts get in the way of a good twist!

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    If clubs could stop players being released for friendlies then they all would. Even if the club says the player is unfit to play, I believe that the national side has the right to demand that they carry out a fitness test.

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    So if he is fit for the national side why not us
    We had a friendly a few days ago

    And clubs do stop players going if they are injured and can be proven

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    Quote Originally Posted by toptoon View Post
    If clubs could stop players being released for friendlies then they all would. Even if the club says the player is unfit to play, I believe that the national side has the right to demand that they carry out a fitness test.
    I would agree in General, but he has been out for 2 months, it's not as if we're taking the pish!

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    Quote Originally Posted by toptoon View Post
    If clubs could stop players being released for friendlies then they all would. Even if the club says the player is unfit to play, I believe that the national side has the right to demand that they carry out a fitness test.
    Correct

    Quote Originally Posted by waalsendmick View Post
    I would agree in General, but he has been out for 2 months, it's not as if we're taking the pish!
    Also agree but they have the right to it, so will do so.

    If they declare him fit to play though, then they'll be an issue.

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