| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments 20:41 - Jun 14 with 1315 views | theloneranger |
Could be good news for us ...
"The new Governing Body Endorsement (GBE) Criteria, effective from the opening of the transfer window on June 14th, will allow Premier League and Championship teams to sign up to four such players. League One and League Two teams will be able to sign two."
https://www.reuters.com/sports [Post edited 14 Jun 2023 20:44]
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| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 20:48 - Jun 14 with 1283 views | magicdaps10 |
It's really good news for all teams outside the Premier league.
It gives teams the chance to get players in from leagues that will offer better value and if done right could help teams financially.
We should be making the most of this and continue looking for young players who have the potential to develop.
I would imagine clubs have been aware of this coming to fruition for a while and have already set their stall out with casting their nets out in their recruitment for such players. |  |
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| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 21:30 - Jun 14 with 1227 views | builthjack |
It doesn’t seem right that PL and Championship Club’s can sign 4, yet League 1 and 2 can only sign 2. |  |
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| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 21:40 - Jun 14 with 1207 views | magicdaps10 |
| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 21:30 - Jun 14 by builthjack |
It doesn’t seem right that PL and Championship Club’s can sign 4, yet League 1 and 2 can only sign 2. |
I don't think they want teams to bring to many foreign Inputs into the entire league and don't want to narrow the opportunity for local talent further down the leagues.
I think it's a good number personally and yet it still gives teams the chance to sign foreign players who meet the criteria on top of the numbers who don't need the papers. | |
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| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 22:26 - Jun 14 with 1137 views | Kilkennyjack |
What the impact on the Academy boys ?
Seems like an unnecessary change to me.
Shirley there is already enough foreign talent on display ? |  |
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| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 07:14 - Jun 15 with 1015 views | Thornburyswan |
| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 20:48 - Jun 14 by magicdaps10 |
It's really good news for all teams outside the Premier league.
It gives teams the chance to get players in from leagues that will offer better value and if done right could help teams financially.
We should be making the most of this and continue looking for young players who have the potential to develop.
I would imagine clubs have been aware of this coming to fruition for a while and have already set their stall out with casting their nets out in their recruitment for such players. |
The bit I didn’t get was that in order to keep the 4 players you have to evidence that they are not disadvantaging UK younger players as measured in minutes played by those UK players this season vs last - is that at club level or EFL/EPL level, when is it measured & if you fail the test is it the club or whole EFL/EPL who drop to 3/2 etc?
The Sky Sports guy trying to explain the above was struggling with it. |  | | |
| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 08:17 - Jun 15 with 980 views | Whiterockin |
| NEW .. English clubs to sign players who do not meet work permit requirments on 07:14 - Jun 15 by Thornburyswan |
The bit I didn’t get was that in order to keep the 4 players you have to evidence that they are not disadvantaging UK younger players as measured in minutes played by those UK players this season vs last - is that at club level or EFL/EPL level, when is it measured & if you fail the test is it the club or whole EFL/EPL who drop to 3/2 etc?
The Sky Sports guy trying to explain the above was struggling with it. |
I wonder how it would impact teams like us who had a very young team last season and may not this. |  | | |
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