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Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #71
Brighton Sky Blue said:
Precisely
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which is a good thing anyway
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #72
KenilworthSkyBlue said:
Given some of the transfer fees paid to Scottish clubs, Scotland already has a premium to it in my opinion hence why I didn't include it in my post.

£2m for Lyndon Dykes for instance is laughable. He's scored one goal from open play this season.
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True, though you could probably have picked up Lawrence Shankland for the same as Hiwulla or Baka when we signed them. In any case Scottish clubs will now also have to put up with similar restrictions forcing the same effect
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #73
Grendel said:
which is a good thing anyway
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How?
 

Barnsley

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #74
Brighton Sky Blue said:
You do realise I am not saying stack the squad with older players just that we have an acute lack of experience in specific positions due to injury?
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By all means replace players, bring in new players, but don’t go over spending for something any player you sign will have this time next year. I really really think all this you need experienced players at this level is over egged, yeah you need one or two, but experience at any level will do. and most of your squad have 20 games under their belt now, You’re doing ok with a inexperienced squad at this level, and you’re handicapped. You don’t need to panic buy just carry on with what you’re doing.
 

cc84cov

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #75
SBT said:
He played fairly regularly before he joined us so I don’t know if the condition was undiagnosed or something that developed when he joined us. If it’s the former, I don’t know why he’s suddenly unable to play games. If it’s the latter, there’s a decent chance that his career is over.
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Why didn’t it show up on a medical if it was prior ?
 

cc84cov

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #76
Barnsley said:
By all means replace players, bring in new players, but don’t go over spending for something any player you sign will have this time next year. I really really think all this you need experienced players at this level is over egged, yeah you need one or two, but experience at any level will do. and most of your squad have 20 games under their belt now, You’re doing ok with a inexperienced squad at this level, and you’re handicapped. You don’t need to panic buy just carry on with what you’re doing.
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Experienced players at the level is whay I’ve been calling for since we got promoted
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #77
Barnsley said:
By all means replace players, bring in new players, but don’t go over spending for something any player you sign will have this time next year. I really really think all this you need experienced players at this level is over egged, yeah you need one or two, but experience at any level will do. and most of your squad have 20 games under their belt now, You’re doing ok with a inexperienced squad at this level, and you’re handicapped. You don’t need to panic buy just carry on with what you’re doing.
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The debate was more about specific players who are now out for a while. That being Kelly who is now gone for 3 months leaving us short in central midfield with some pretty green players. The point was about the best way to cover that in the short term
 

stupot07

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #78
Frostie said:
Not according to these guys who actually provide European scouting & recruitment advice to EFL clubs.

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I'm not so sure. Looking at the fa guidance the Dutch league is band 2.

League: Eredivisie (band 2) = 10 points
League appearances: 25of 26 games (96%) = 10 points
League position: lower mid-table = 0 points

= 20 points.

Plan agreed on entry requirements for overseas players in England post-Brexit in 2021

Read more
www.thefa.com

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Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #79
Brighton Sky Blue said:
How?
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By definition it raises the earning opportunity and general opportunity of uk players. It’s inconceivable the likes of Hillsner is earning very much and is taking the place in the squad of someone who can be developed here

Cricket almost destroyed itself Years ago by allowing very average players into teams.

Hamer would be allowed in due essentially to earnings size of her etc.

Also again this is how football wants to operate - it can easily not do it this way

You say it’s penalising our model

Other than Hamer how given every other overseas signing had been a dud
 
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Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #80
SBT said:
He played fairly regularly before he joined us so I don’t know if the condition was undiagnosed or something that developed when he joined us. If it’s the former, I don’t know why he’s suddenly unable to play games. If it’s the latter, there’s a decent chance that his career is over.
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He hardly played at all. He had two seasons at a club which I suppose is a fair league 1 standard then slipped down the ladder and was playing for a team at a pretty low level
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #81
Grendel said:
By definition it raises the earning opportunity and general opportunity of uk players. It’s inconceivable the likes of Hillsner is earning very much and is taking the place in the squad of someone who can be developed here

Cricket almost destroyed itself Years ago by allowing very average players into teams.

Hamer would be allowed in due essentially to earnings size of her etc.

Also again this is how football wants to operate - it can easily not do it this way

You say it’s penalising our model

Other than Hamer how given every other overseas signing had been a dud
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It raises competition for a smaller pool of players meaning bigger fees and wages go to average players. It’s already the case that fees for English players are inflated and this will amplify that. Our strategy is to have expertise in foreign leagues as well so we can cheaply get decent players who aren’t on the radar of other clubs. We aren’t the only club doing it either and stifling that has an impact on clubs like us in particular.

English players signed on free transfers could thus demand higher wages, clubs can extort higher fees for more dubious players etc. These rules are not good for us
 
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procdoc

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #82
covhead1 said:
In terms of having players that have the talant/skill to compete in the championship we are very thin on the ground. Dabbo, Hamer and maybe a couple of other potentials tick the boxes, the rest need to up there game if we are to survive in this league.
MR also needs to step up as a championship manager and work on his tactics or we will be relegated.
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What utter nonsense
 
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SBT

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #83
Grendel said:
By definition it raises the earning opportunity and general opportunity of uk players. It’s inconceivable the likes of Hillsner is earning very much and is taking the place in the squad of someone who can be developed here
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British football was stagnating before it opened up to cheap imports from Europe, Scandinavia etc. Their arrival and influence did wonders for the game’s development. Yes, it bothered some Chelsea fans that they could start playing a full XI of foreigners, but most didn’t mind because they weren’t shit anymore.

By all means, we can take the protectionist approach and hope that English players playing an English style will thrive in the absence of more talented foreigners. But they didn’t before. And other leagues where foreign players, coaches and styles can flow more freely will continue to develop in ways that we can’t.
 
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Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #84
Brighton Sky Blue said:
It raises competition for a smaller pool of players meaning bigger fees and wages go to average players. It’s already the case that fees for English players are inflated and this will amplify that. Our strategy is to have expertise in foreign leagues as well so we can cheaply get decent players who aren’t on the radar of other clubs. We aren’t the only club doing it either and stifling that has an impact on clubs like us in particular.

English players signed on free transfers could thus demand higher wages, clubs can extort higher fees for more dubious players etc. These rules are not good for us
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well complain to the FA it’s their idea and still I don’t agree. hamer would get a Permit and the others frankly I wish could have their permits removed
 
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SBT

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #85
Grendel said:
He hardly played at all. He had two seasons at a club which I suppose is a fair league 1 standard then slipped down the ladder and was playing for a team at a pretty low level
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Right, but he still played a dozen or so times last year. Whatever the standard, getting that number of games out of him seems inconceivable this year.
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #86
SBT said:
British football was stagnating before it opened up to cheap imports from Europe, Scandinavia etc. Their arrival and influence did wonders for the game’s development. Yes, it bothered some Chelsea fans that they could start playing a full XI of foreigners, but most didn’t mind because they weren’t shit anymore.

By all means, we can take the protectionist approach and hope that English players playing an English style will thrive in the absence of more talented foreigners. But they didn’t before. And other leagues where foreign players, coaches and styles can flow more freely will continue to develop in ways that we can’t.
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Kastaneer Hillsner de costa and jobello fit into your argument?
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #87
SBT said:
Right, but he still played a dozen or so times last year. Whatever the standard, getting that number of games out of him seems inconceivable this year.
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Hes played at U23 level hasn’t he?
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #88
Grendel said:
well complain to the FA it’s their idea and still I don’t agree. hamer would get a Permit and the others frankly I wish could have their permits removed
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I would if I could. Let’s suppose we had found players from those leagues more to your liking signed on similar terms. Under these rules we and other clubs wouldn’t be able to. Narrowing the pool of players clubs can choose from means you end up paying more for average English players.

Football is one case where free movement was a God send
 
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SBT

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #89
Grendel said:
Kastaneer Hillsner de costa and jobello fit into your argument?
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Of course not, what’s your point? Do Shipley, Burge and Ryan Haynes fit into yours?
 
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Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #90
Brighton Sky Blue said:
I would if I could. Let’s suppose we had found players from those leagues more to your liking signed on similar terms. Under these rules we and other clubs wouldn’t be able to. Narrowing the pool of players clubs can choose from means you end up paying more for average English players.

Football is one case where free movement was a God send
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Really? How has it specifically been a godsend for us?
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #91
SBT said:
Of course not, what’s your point? Do Shipley, Burge and Ryan Haynes fit into yours?
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Whatever their limitations clearly yes as they are all superior players to the ones I’ve mentioned
 

cc84cov

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #92
Over 400 mins without a goal screams what we need
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #93
Grendel said:
Really? How has it specifically been a godsend for us?
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It has been for the British game in general. In our case injury problems have prevented most getting a fair crack at it
 
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KenilworthSkyBlue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #94
Brighton Sky Blue said:
True, though you could probably have picked up Lawrence Shankland for the same as Hiwulla or Baka when we signed them. In any case Scottish clubs will now also have to put up with similar restrictions forcing the same effect
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Maybe, maybe not. Even the Scottish Championship has attracted significant transfer fees relative to the league's quality before. If I have my facts right Stevie May was purchased for around £800k from Scottish Championship around 6 years ago. Dundee were asking for £3m for Shankland last January and around £1m before that. Like I said, the premium is already in place. He only left Ayr because his contract was run down I believe so who knows what value they would have attached to him whilst there if he had stayed.
 
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SBT

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #95
Grendel said:
Whatever their limitations clearly yes as they are all superior players to the ones I’ve mentioned
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I can tell I’ve managed to break your soul when you have to maintain that Burge and Haynes are superior to Jobello. That must have felt dirty when you hit ‘Reply’.
 
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Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #96
Brighton Sky Blue said:
It has been for the British game in general. In our case injury problems have prevented most getting a fair crack at it
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So which clubs at our level have benefitted from it? Has it really helped in terms of progression for the national team?
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #97
SBT said:
I can tell I’ve managed to break your soul when you have to maintain that Burge and Haynes are superior to Jobello. That must have felt dirty when you hit ‘Reply’.
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Not really. They are at league clubs and one is at his level - a level those players wouldn’t make
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #98
Grendel said:
So which clubs at our level have benefitted from it? Has it really helped in terms of progression for the national team?
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It has helped our clubs stay near the top of the pecking order. The likes of Mahrez would not be signed under these new rules would they? Do you dispute that it will drive up the wages and fees paid for crap English players?
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #99
Brighton Sky Blue said:
It has helped our clubs stay near the top of the pecking order. The likes of Mahrez would not be signed under these new rules would they? Do you dispute that it will drive up the wages and fees paid for crap English players?
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I think it’s encouraged the opposite and allowed an influx of European players into this country who have earned absurd salaries they could never have had in any other league which has been to the detriment of the quality of the premier league as there are many many mediocre teams full of mediocre overseas players

it’s a bizarre argument - does the German premier league have as many overseas imports as ours?
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #100
Grendel said:
I think it’s encouraged the opposite and allowed an influx of European players into this country who have earned absurd salaries they could never have had in any other league which has been to the detriment of the quality of the premier league as there are many many mediocre teams full of mediocre overseas players

it’s a bizarre argument - does the German premier league have as many overseas imports as ours?
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Haha so now you’re praising the German model? Though since you asked, check out Dortmund’s signings over the last few years. Bellingham, Sancho, Haaland, Witsel etc etc

It’s the ridiculous TV money and acceptance of tycoons that has blown up wages and fees in the PL
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #101
Brighton Sky Blue said:
Haha so now you’re praising the German model? Though since you asked, check out Dortmund’s signings over the last few years. Bellingham, Sancho, Haaland, Witsel etc etc
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I asked the proportion of overseas players and also their relative ability

How about Spain and Italy. Do they have the same proportion as us?

Can you answer as to how it helps the national team
 

covhead1

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #102
procdoc said:
What utter nonsense
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Why?
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #103
Grendel said:
I asked the proportion of overseas players and also their relative ability

How about Spain and Italy. Do they have the same proportion as us?

Can you answer as to how it helps the national team
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Clubs in those leagues don’t have anything like the spending power of even ordinary PL teams when you go past the elite ones. That said Harry Maguire went for £85 million and Levy wanted £200 million for Kane. The PL’s problem is not Europeans it’s the absurd money clubs get from TV and billionaire owners
 

Grendel

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #104
Brighton Sky Blue said:
Clubs in those leagues don’t have anything like the spending power of even ordinary PL teams when you go past the elite ones. That said Harry Maguire went for £85 million and Levy wanted £200 million for Kane. The PL’s problem is not Europeans it’s the absurd money clubs get from TV and billionaire owners
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But that’s nothing to do with your argument

I’ll ask again - how has the influx helped the national team
 

letsallsingtogether

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  • Jan 2, 2021
  • #105
SBT said:
Of course not, what’s your point? Do Shipley, Burge and Ryan Haynes fit into yours?
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What about Haji, neilson, Boatang etc
 
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