Brogue wrote:Told a couple of things yesterday
1.’ Interesting news regarding Ferguson, been with us for 2 weeks, his fitness is a concern. Set to play the next 2 u21 games and if he gets through unscathed and fine he will sign. All agreed already.’
That’s Norwich (a) this weekend and Leicester (h) next weekend
2.’ Ritchie been holding out for champ club/more money but general feeling is that he’s decided to join us but not confirmed. Bowler interest will drop if we get him, he wants a lot of money’
That’s Bowler who wants the lot of money I presume?
3.’ Told Wing should be fine for Saturday’
4. Now this one is interesting… ‘ We’re allowed to sign one more foreign player, As we met the criteria for home grown players last year so we get 1 extra spot’
That goes against what Brian and JJ said at the fan event at the purple turtle where they said we have used our two wildcards already. So either they were being loose with the truth, or they have dug a little deeper into what we can do and subsequently found out we can sign someone else. Either way that could open up a much wider base of players we can shop for.
5. Scarr not signing, he wants to stay up north
6. Williams should be announced today.
Derrick from Atalanta - does he count as the “foreign” player?
Thanks
Brogue
Been in Since Brexit.Royal Monkey wrote:Also is this so many foreigners/wildcard thing new?
What is considered foreign? Anyone born outside the UK? Is Rep of Ireland not foreign then?
Who are our foreigners JP and Kyerewaa?
Doesn’t Elliot play for Cameroon, or does he not count cos he was born in UK?
Brogue wrote:Been in Since Brexit.Royal Monkey wrote:Also is this so many foreigners/wildcard thing new?
What is considered foreign? Anyone born outside the UK? Is Rep of Ireland not foreign then?
Who are our foreigners JP and Kyerewaa?
Doesn’t Elliot play for Cameroon, or does he not count cos he was born in UK?
After 5 years of living in the country you get a British passport so they would no longer be classed a foreigner.
Irish players would be classed as foreigners yes, if they didn’t have a British passport.
Elliott was born in Kingston upon Thames.
Williams holds a British passport
Our two wildcards are Fraser and Kyerewaa
JP holds a British passport
UK and Ireland have an agreement whereby nationals of one country can work in the other without a visa, so any Irish player would be treated as a domestic player.Brogue wrote:Brogue wrote:Been in Since Brexit.Royal Monkey wrote:Also is this so many foreigners/wildcard thing new?
What is considered foreign? Anyone born outside the UK? Is Rep of Ireland not foreign then?
Who are our foreigners JP and Kyerewaa?
Doesn’t Elliot play for Cameroon, or does he not count cos he was born in UK?
After 5 years of living in the country you get a British passport so they would no longer be classed a foreigner.
Irish players would be classed as foreigners yes, if they didn’t have a British passport.
Elliott was born in Kingston upon Thames.
Williams holds a British passport
Our two wildcards are Fraser and Kyerewaa
JP holds a British passport
Edit: Williams appears to not hold a British passport by googling. But that could be wrong,I dunno, and I dunno how it works. Maybe he will be a wild card, but he signed for Aston Villa as a youth in 2009 and played in England right through to 2021. Surely he has some sort of British documentation that would mean he’s isn’t a foreigner. But Fcuk knows.
JP was signed by United as a youth and has been here similar amount of time. He signed a new contract this year so he obviously isn’t being classed as a foreigner. So if JP isn’t I very much doubt Williams is.
Would Canada being part of the commonwealth be as good as a British passport anyway?Brogue wrote:Brogue wrote:Been in Since Brexit.Royal Monkey wrote:Also is this so many foreigners/wildcard thing new?
What is considered foreign? Anyone born outside the UK? Is Rep of Ireland not foreign then?
Who are our foreigners JP and Kyerewaa?
Doesn’t Elliot play for Cameroon, or does he not count cos he was born in UK?
After 5 years of living in the country you get a British passport so they would no longer be classed a foreigner.
Irish players would be classed as foreigners yes, if they didn’t have a British passport.
Elliott was born in Kingston upon Thames.
Williams holds a British passport
Our two wildcards are Fraser and Kyerewaa
JP holds a British passport
Edit: Williams appears to not hold a British passport by googling. But that could be wrong,I dunno, and I dunno how it works. Maybe he will be a wild card, but he signed for Aston Villa as a youth in 2009 and played in England right through to 2021. Surely he has some sort of British documentation that would mean he’s isn’t a foreigner. But Fcuk knows.
JP was signed by United as a youth and has been here similar amount of time. He signed a new contract this year so he obviously isn’t being classed as a foreigner. So if JP isn’t I very much doubt Williams is.
Ok great so Williams definitely isn’t a wildcard thenStranded wrote:UK and Ireland have an agreement whereby nationals of one country can work in the other without a visa, so any Irish player would be treated as a domestic player.Brogue wrote:Brogue wrote:
Been in Since Brexit.
After 5 years of living in the country you get a British passport so they would no longer be classed a foreigner.
Irish players would be classed as foreigners yes, if they didn’t have a British passport.
Elliott was born in Kingston upon Thames.
Williams holds a British passport
Our two wildcards are Fraser and Kyerewaa
JP holds a British passport
Edit: Williams appears to not hold a British passport by googling. But that could be wrong,I dunno, and I dunno how it works. Maybe he will be a wild card, but he signed for Aston Villa as a youth in 2009 and played in England right through to 2021. Surely he has some sort of British documentation that would mean he’s isn’t a foreigner. But Fcuk knows.
JP was signed by United as a youth and has been here similar amount of time. He signed a new contract this year so he obviously isn’t being classed as a foreigner. So if JP isn’t I very much doubt Williams is.
So do Reading have another foreign player in mind?Brogue wrote:Ok great so Williams definitely isn’t a wildcard thenStranded wrote:UK and Ireland have an agreement whereby nationals of one country can work in the other without a visa, so any Irish player would be treated as a domestic player.Brogue wrote:
Edit: Williams appears to not hold a British passport by googling. But that could be wrong,I dunno, and I dunno how it works. Maybe he will be a wild card, but he signed for Aston Villa as a youth in 2009 and played in England right through to 2021. Surely he has some sort of British documentation that would mean he’s isn’t a foreigner. But Fcuk knows.
JP was signed by United as a youth and has been here similar amount of time. He signed a new contract this year so he obviously isn’t being classed as a foreigner. So if JP isn’t I very much doubt Williams is.
I believe Bowler has been confirmed at least 3 times.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Didn't Bowler sign a month ago, a couple of weeks before Ritchie and Cole?
Sorry to be a dick about it, but credibility has been harmed.
So has three left before he completes his maiden.Snowflake Royal wrote:I believe Bowler has been confirmed at least 3 times.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Didn't Bowler sign a month ago, a couple of weeks before Ritchie and Cole?
Sorry to be a dick about it, but credibility has been harmed.
That's not the experience I recall from watching ice hockey over here - the Canadians were usually dual-UK/EU (pre-Brexit) nationals.Sutekh wrote:Brogue wrote:Would Canada being part of the commonwealth be as good as a British passport anyway?
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