It's something like that, Alio. You can still argue your case for the work permit, but you've got give reasons why you should be treated specially. I think it's simply employment law that applies. Jobs for British (or EU) workers and all that.


Dives a lot.....
Theres also the Other video, although i'm sure that Moyes would straighten him out.
Everton to state their case at Home Office hearing as David Moyes tries to land Ever Banega
By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 10:20 AM on 19th August 2009
Target: Banega (right) is wanted by Everton![]()
Everton will attend a Home Office hearing in London on Friday to try to acquire a work permit for Argentina international Ever Banega.
Manager David Moyes wants to sign the 21 year-old on a season-long loan from Valencia with a view to a permanent transfer.
However, the Toffees are aware there could be complications with the application because the winger has not played in 75 per cent of Argentina's full internationals over the past two years.
Banega is highly rated having been signed by Valencia for around £15million 18 months ago, although a failure to settle meant he spent last season on loan at Atletico Madrid.
Everton will hope for a better outcome than last year, when their attempts to sign Inter Milan striker Victor Obinna on a similar deal floundered when the work permit application for the Nigerian was rejected.
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