The summer transfer window in 2018 will close the Thursday before the season starts.No doubt the EFL will follow suit,a good move in my opinion.UTCB
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The summer transfer window in 2018 will close the Thursday before the season starts.No doubt the EFL will follow suit,a good move in my opinion.UTCB
Would anyone like a link.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...close-11128684
All the info that was needed was in the op Agnes wasn't it?:) UTCBQuote:
Originally Posted by CHIPBUTTYBLADE
Good news.
Yes i agree it's good but it'll still be manic on the final day of the window,that said at least once the season starts clubs will know that's it till the followin January.UTCBQuote:
Originally Posted by Carpe_diem
The only downside I can see from this is if, as is usually the case, the EFL start their season a week earlier. That could cause problems if the PL clubs haven't finalised their squads before their cut off date. Perhaps the EFL will vote for the same date (which will create a very manic five days) or the Thursday before the EFL season starts (and miss out on possible PL loan opportunities). It could be fun! Or a complete shambles!Quote:
Originally Posted by rodcurrie
That's always going to be the case, but at least once the season starts teams can concentrate on training, playing and winning instead of still settling in four games into the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodcurrie
Even better, get rid of the transfer window completely, but make it so that players can only have one move a season.
Common sense dictates EFL has to adopt the same window. They should however, insist the FA/FIFA agree to it being the exact same process allowed for the Premier League. That means teams are allowed a further two hours after the deadline day cut off to process paperwork.
Why do ya always look for the negatives Ronaldo?:) I don't know why they have different start days anyway.UTCBQuote:
Originally Posted by RonnieWaldock
Can we now get rid of the FAX machine?