Home-Grown players rule & how it affects our transfer policy

FtheWhat · February 10, 2020

SiEdmo said:
if we had 18 Non-HG then one couldn't be registered and would have to sit out

Exactly, but we're well short of 17 non-hg, let alone 18.

SiEdmo · February 11, 2020

FtheWhat said:
Exactly, but we're well short of 17 non-hg, let alone 18.

shouldn't be an issue then haha

Kaiser Soysauce · February 11, 2020

Lloydystark said:
Is no one concerned that your allowed 17 foreign players in a English clubs team?

Not really, no.

Lloydystark · February 11, 2020

Kaiser Soysauce said:
Not really, no.

Wouldn't you prefer the majority of your squad British? We are a e flush club after all

Kaiser Soysauce · February 11, 2020

Lloydystark said:
Wouldn't you prefer the majority of your squad British? We are a e flush club after all

Where they're from doesn't bother me. It's a case of "if they're good enough".

Out of curiosity, you have a blank cheque book, name me a squad of 25 who are all British that would win this league.

Edit: just read you said "majority", name me 20 British players.

ForeverBlue92 · February 11, 2020

Iwobi OUT: £15-20 million
Fraser IN: Free

Sorted.

FtheWhat · February 11, 2020

Kaiser Soysauce said:
Where they're from doesn't bother me. It's a case of "if they're good enough".

Out of curiosity, you have a blank cheque book, name me a squad of 25 who are all British that would win this league.

Edit: just read you said "majority", name me 20 British players.

here here...

Sinski · February 11, 2020

The rule is that you can only have a maximum of 17 non home grown and it does not matter how many home grown players you have. Man City only have a few home grown but then have a smaller first team squad because of it. We could go into next season with 4 home grown players and 17 non home grown and have a squad of 21. Also think there is a limit of 3 of non EU players as well.