Transfer thread for July/August 2022...

[sinkov]

Don't know Will, but I believe they have wage reduction clauses in their contracts, but no idea by how much. All I do know is that Mr Pace states quite clearly in the Annual Report last July, that players would have to be sold in the event of relegation. So far, apart from a few bob for Pope, nowt's happening.

[ClaretinBudapest]

The simple truth is he had not accumulated enough international caps to bypass the need for a work permit. Sad, but true.

Surely getting a work permit for a professional footballer is not difficult?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Surely getting a work permit for a professional footballer is not difficult?

With Brexit, everything is f*cking difficult.

[sinkov]

With Brexit, everything is f*cking difficult.

The EU, making life difficult for us eh, just like every protection racket, you join us, you pay us a great deal of money, or we will make life very difficult for you. Better off out, we just some politicians to make it actually happen.

[Supersub6]

IT is no longer just a question of obtaining a work permit because very player moving from one country to another must abide by the following regulations ---this even applies to players who have been playing in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and it causes the occasional problem at all levels, even with Sunday football.

https://www.thefa.com/football-rules...onal-clearance

[sinkov]

IT is no longer just a question of obtaining a work permit because very player moving from one country to another must abide by the following regulations ---this even applies to players who have been playing in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and it causes the occasional problem at all levels, even with Sunday football.

https://www.thefa.com/football-rules...onal-clearance

You really sure it's not Brexit Sub, it gets the blame for everything else. We were on a boat trip to Blakeney Point yesterday, to see the seals. The skipper was a bit apprehensive, he said he hoped we saw some, normally there were hundreds, but this year very few and he didn't know why. I felt like shouting out to him, it's Brexit you fecking idiot, don't you realise that. But I thought better of it and kept my mouth shut.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

The EU, making life difficult for us eh, just like every protection racket, you join us, you pay us a great deal of money, or we will make life very difficult for you. Better off out, we just some politicians to make it actually happen.

That was my point mon ami. The EU seem hell bent on taking revenge on the UK and are finding it much more satisfying now they have had the right amount of time to prepare their vengeance that is obviously well-planned, fully coordinated, but sadly, not unexpected.

I still think we are well rid.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

You really sure it's not Brexit Sub, it gets the blame for everything else. We were on a boat trip to Blakeney Point yesterday, to see the seals. The skipper was a bit apprehensive, he said he hoped we saw some, normally there were hundreds, but this year very few and he didn't know why. I felt like shouting out to him, it's Brexit you fecking idiot, don't you realise that. But I thought better of it and kept my mouth shut.

Last time we went to Norfolk (2019?) we went on seal watching boat trip from Morston/Blakeney and we saw hundreds of the noisy blighters. Bloody EU!

[sinkov]

Last time we went to Norfolk (2019?) we went on seal watching boat trip from Morston/Blakeney and we saw hundreds of the noisy blighters. Bloody EU!

There's not so many now mon ami, probably Brexit, but it could be global warming, got to be one of the two.

[sinkov]

Just noticed in the Mail this morning, it says we've knocked a bid back for Cornet from Forest. It didn't say whether they'd be upping their offer.