No I don't think so. Can't play for two clubs in the same window
i don’t think that’s true, plenty of players leave on deadline day having played for another club earlier in the season
hopefully he plays a part in the last 3 games
No I don't think so. Can't play for two clubs in the same window
What's the reasoning? I'm genuinely asking.
If his loan is complete, he's a U21 player (doesn't need to be on the 25 man roster).
He’s eligible for the final three.All loans are until May 30 or June 30 i think.
Forgot the exact date. Contracts are June 30
Correct. He is eligible to play.What's the reasoning? I'm genuinely asking.
If his loan is complete, he's a U21 player (doesn't need to be on the 25 man roster).
On what grounds?Can't play for first team until the next transfer window reopens.
He's not.Correct. He is eligible to play.
Doesn't sound right to me. He's a contracted derby county player until the end of the month.Correct. He is eligible to play.
That does look pretty conclusive.He's not.
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'Great privilege' - Defender issues heartfelt farewell message ahead of NUFC return
Newcastle United defender Alex Murphy is set to return to the club following a loan spell at Bolton Wanderers.www.shieldsgazette.com
He's not.
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'Great privilege' - Defender issues heartfelt farewell message ahead of NUFC return
Newcastle United defender Alex Murphy is set to return to the club following a loan spell at Bolton Wanderers.www.shieldsgazette.com
I’m genuinely not sure that article is right.Doesn't sound right to me. He's a contracted derby county player until the end of the month.
The loan isn't complete. Contract will run to the end of may to cover any potential play off games.I’m genuinely not sure that article is right.
Can’t see anything to suggest that either would be ineligible. Both are registered at their parent clubs, have only played for 2 teams and with the loan having completed their registration returns to the parent club.
Not sure which rule this article is referring to?
Rule M.6: A player can be registered with two clubs in one season within the English FA and play official matches for two clubs (e.g., parent and loan club)
Rule M.7: When a loan ends, the player’s registration reverts to the parent club, allowing them to play if registered. No rule explicitly bars play outside transfer windows for registered players.
Rule U.11: Under-21 players (born on or after January 1, 2003) can be included in matchday squads without being in the 25-man squad, as long as they’re registered with the club.
Depends if it was to the end of May or to the end of the season. If it’s the latter then it’s done?The loan isn't complete. Contract will run to the end of may to cover any potential play off games.
He’s eligible for the final three.
Doesn’t need to be registered due to being u21 and home grown.
If he gets a game is another question entirely but he could theoretically play.
I’m genuinely not sure that article is right.
Can’t see anything to suggest that either would be ineligible. Both are registered at their parent clubs, have only played for 2 teams and with the loan having completed their registration returns to the parent club.
Not sure which rule this article is referring to?
Rule M.6: A player can be registered with two clubs in one season within the English FA and play official matches for two clubs (e.g., parent and loan club)
Rule M.7: When a loan ends, the player’s registration reverts to the parent club, allowing them to play if registered. No rule explicitly bars play outside transfer windows for registered players.
Rule U.11: Under-21 players (born on or after January 1, 2003) can be included in matchday squads without being in the 25-man squad, as long as they’re registered with the club.