| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? 21:26 - Apr 30 with 964 views | QuakerJack |
Courtois playing for atletico against Chelsea, isn't allowed in the premier league. Should it be?
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 21:28 - Apr 30 with 958 views | Banosswan |
Yes. |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 21:28 - Apr 30 with 954 views | C_jack |
At the discretion of the parent club, don't see a problem if they say yes. |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 21:30 - Apr 30 with 950 views | JonnyTheJack |
Yes.
If the club doesn't want that player he should be able to play every game, even if said player scores a hat trick against you and makes the manager look like an ar*e. |  | | |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 21:31 - Apr 30 with 942 views | Cooperman |
More fool Chelsea. I read somewhere that they have about 20 players out on loan around various parts of Europe. |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 00:15 - May 1 with 834 views | Dyfnant |
Clubs should only be allowed to loan out 2 players a season. Help stop the big clubs buying every decent prospect |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 06:49 - May 1 with 751 views | Dr_Winston |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 00:15 - May 1 by Dyfnant |
Clubs should only be allowed to loan out 2 players a season. Help stop the big clubs buying every decent prospect |
20 is taking the proverbial, but two is not enough. |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 09:04 - May 1 with 683 views | Brockley_Jack |
I don't think clubs should be allowed to stack players like chelsea and others in the premier do, and be allowed to loan them out around the top European leagues.
Clubs should be forced to loan to lower league clubs in their own countries. Adding the pressure of wages and players not wanting to play lower league stuff.
Chelsea have 40 players out on loan. That is only 10 short of two complete premier league squads. |  | | |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 09:31 - May 1 with 660 views | ApeShit |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 09:04 - May 1 by Brockley_Jack |
I don't think clubs should be allowed to stack players like chelsea and others in the premier do, and be allowed to loan them out around the top European leagues.
Clubs should be forced to loan to lower league clubs in their own countries. Adding the pressure of wages and players not wanting to play lower league stuff.
Chelsea have 40 players out on loan. That is only 10 short of two complete premier league squads. |
There should be a limit, but not 2.
Around 6 is a good shout! [Post edited 1 May 2014 9:34]
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 11:16 - May 1 with 623 views | felixstowe_jack |
No player should be loaded out in the same division as the parent club. Man City and Chelsea loan players to Everton.
Everton take points of the other top teams using their loan players but they can't play against their parent clubs thereby handing them a points advantage. If that is not gaining an unfair advantage I don't know what is. |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 11:57 - May 1 with 597 views | Drizzy |
Loan players should definitely be allowed to play against their parent clubs. Also put a limit on the number of players you can loan out within your division. While we're at it let's cap wages, stop raising ticket prices and sort out this greedy f*cking mess of a sport. |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 12:00 - May 1 with 592 views | Darran |
Are loan players allowed to play against their parent clubs in the if their parent clubs give permission? |  |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 12:36 - May 1 with 556 views | NeathJack |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 12:00 - May 1 by Darran |
Are loan players allowed to play against their parent clubs in the if their parent clubs give permission? |
Not in the Premier League, no. |  | | |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 13:26 - May 1 with 517 views | BYMJacks |
Yes. | | | |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 13:41 - May 1 with 508 views | Darran |
| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 12:36 - May 1 by NeathJack |
Not in the Premier League, no. |
Are they still allowed in the FL with permission? | |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 17:01 - May 1 with 460 views | JBT95 |
So if we were 18th and needed to win at Sunderland to have any chance of staying up... Ki scores against us and relegates us... yeah what a stupid rule!!
On the flip side... Gareth Barry scores against Man City Saturday and therefore Liverpool win the league... yeah what a stupid rule!
Arguably last night the Chelsea keeper playing for Madrid stopped Chelsea making it 2-2; thus sending them out of the competition. [Post edited 1 May 2014 17:03]
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 21:23 - Aug 20 with 319 views | felixstowe_jack |
Loan players should not be allowed to play in the same division as their Parent Clubs.
The Loan system is not intended for clubs to loan GOOD players to mid tables sides so they can take points of their rivals.
Loans should be for young players to get experience in a lower division | |
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| Should loan players be allowed to play against their employers? on 21:25 - Aug 20 with 310 views | C_jack |
I look forward to hearing your predictions for the World Cup, in December. [Post edited 20 Aug 2014 21:26]
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