Oviedo debut?

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Brennan91 said:
Do you have any proof to back this up ?

If not, it's pretty pointless discussing it.

And the Ofoe thing WAS NOT THE CLUB'S FAULT.
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so whos fault was it?

from what ive read is he was going to fulham for a fee too. then efc turned up!!

you seem to know that it wasnt down to efc so do tell!
 

fozzy said:
so whos fault was it?

from what ive read is he was going to fulham for a fee too. then efc turned up!!

you seem to know that it wasnt down to efc so do tell!
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From what has been said in public the FA fully supported Everton's bid and said they had completed all necessary paperwork in time.
 

Moomin said:
It's a link on toffeeweb to a story from the sporting life.

But its apparently Evertons fault that the work permit has not been finalised by UK immigration.

And, them bastards at FIFA have under staffed UK immigration apparently.

You [Poor language removed] Blatter.

If Platini screws the passport office up I will go radio rental.
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I'm not so sure mate. Uk immigration being a Gov body anticipates busy periods and allows for extra staff to deal with the demand. The transfer deadline is set in stone and therefore can be anticipated and planned for every year. So they are bound to have either extra staff on to process or a special section set up to deal with football related work visas. Especially considering football is a multimillion £ industry.

Imagine all those very rich, very powerful club owners crying to any politician they can get thier hands on about red tape etc.

But back to my original point. I understand there's a lot of factors at play here, but it just seems to me that other clubs don't have the same problems in this area as we do (or at least to the same degree and frequency). It's just very frustrating.

Football is football. Unpredictable in its nature. However, behind the scenes is business. You can improve your practices constantly and learn from your mistakes. All I'm saying is that in this area we don't seem to be doing that.
 
Shaun4658 said:
I'm not so sure mate. Uk immigration being a Gov body anticipates busy periods and allows for extra staff to deal with the demand. The transfer deadline is set in stone and therefore can be anticipated and planned for every year. So they are bound to have either extra staff on to process or a special section set up to deal with football related work visas. Especially considering football is a multimillion £ industry.

Imagine all those very rich, very powerful club owners crying to any politician they can get thier hands on about red tape etc.

But back to my original point. I understand there's a lot of factors at play here, but it just seems to me that other clubs don't have the same problems in this area as we do (or at least to the same degree and frequency). It's just very frustrating.

Football is football. Unpredictable in its nature. However, behind the scenes is business. You can improve your practices constantly and learn from your mistakes. All I'm saying is that in this area we don't seem to be doing that.
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Uk immigration is an absolute joke....i know this first hand.
 
chicoazul said:
Agreed on the Salad Cream sauce being a top contender but dear sir could you please elaborate on your use of BOTH red and brown sauce in the breakfast area please FFS you potential MONSTER.
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a generous drizzle of both red and brown over the entire breki is the only way to go!
 


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