Montero to Brum... 18:45 - Aug 8 with 9035 views | TailGunner | Could still happen.. | | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 19:59 - Aug 8 with 6933 views | Chief | Just read that they've submitted all the paperwork prior to the deadline so waiting for the league to ratify the move | |
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Montero to Brum... on 20:24 - Aug 8 with 6835 views | TailGunner |
Montero to Brum... on 19:59 - Aug 8 by Chief | Just read that they've submitted all the paperwork prior to the deadline so waiting for the league to ratify the move |
Taking longer than the other late ones, the medical may take some time though. ..... Shift him plus A Ayew next few weeks and we must be in a very good place. | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 20:35 - Aug 8 with 6751 views | monmouth | I'm torn on this one because he's an exciting player on his game. But we've got loads of wide men now and we need his wage off the books, so f*ck him. Maybe not as torn as I thought. | |
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Montero to Brum... on 20:38 - Aug 8 with 6733 views | TailGunner |
Montero to Brum... on 20:35 - Aug 8 by monmouth | I'm torn on this one because he's an exciting player on his game. But we've got loads of wide men now and we need his wage off the books, so f*ck him. Maybe not as torn as I thought. |
I sympathise with that view, but every single time he's looked the mutts nuts he's broken down for s long spell. Fingers crossed | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 20:40 - Aug 8 with 6720 views | Badlands | I understood the move toWBA fell through because he'd have had to really for a work permit an he no longer meets Home Office criteria. If he leaves and Ayew goes in August we could still be in business for free agents. | |
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Montero to Brum... on 20:45 - Aug 8 with 6676 views | TailGunner | We would surely have known that and not wasted everyone's time by trying for this ??? | | | |
Montero to Brum... (n/t) on 21:17 - Aug 8 with 6489 views | 3swan |
Montero to Brum... on 20:45 - Aug 8 by TailGunner | We would surely have known that and not wasted everyone's time by trying for this ??? |
Would there be a problem with a permit on a loan deal as he would still be our registered player? [Post edited 8 Aug 2019 21:19]
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Montero to Brum... on 21:23 - Aug 8 with 6427 views | Garyjack |
Montero to Brum... on 20:40 - Aug 8 by Badlands | I understood the move toWBA fell through because he'd have had to really for a work permit an he no longer meets Home Office criteria. If he leaves and Ayew goes in August we could still be in business for free agents. |
That's not correct. He can move within the UK, but he wouldn't meet UEFA criteria to move to another country within it. [Post edited 8 Aug 2019 21:24]
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Montero to Brum... on 21:30 - Aug 8 with 6384 views | karnataka |
Montero to Brum... on 20:24 - Aug 8 by TailGunner | Taking longer than the other late ones, the medical may take some time though. ..... Shift him plus A Ayew next few weeks and we must be in a very good place. |
Probably more like an autopsy than a conventional medical. | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 22:44 - Aug 8 with 6190 views | Badlands |
Montero to Brum... on 21:23 - Aug 8 by Garyjack | That's not correct. He can move within the UK, but he wouldn't meet UEFA criteria to move to another country within it. [Post edited 8 Aug 2019 21:24]
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I was going with this from July ... 'Swansea have allowed Montero to remain in Ecuador as he awaits news on a new work permit, with a decision expected in the next week. There are concerns that Montero's application will be turned down because he has not played often enough for club or country in the last 12 months. Should that prove to be the case, Montero's next move must be to an overseas team. Swansea gave a clue as to their stance on Montero when they issued their squad numbers for 2019-20 over the weekend.' https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48992491 I believe work permits are the domain of national government (our home office) not UEFA and require the national association endorsing the move - in our case the FA and excludes the UK Associations. FIFA provide a guide for automatic qualification. However, in order to secure a work permit from the Home Office, a footballer's employer must first receive a “Governing Body Endorsement”, or GBE, for that player from The FA. https://www.reevaldo.com/story/2016/9/15/football-work-permit-premier-league-fa- Generally, in the UK, a work permit does automatically transfer to a new employer if the worker has been out of the country for a period of time (90 days rings a bell but I'm not 100%) | |
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Montero to Brum... on 22:56 - Aug 8 with 6125 views | londonlisa2001 |
Montero to Brum... on 22:44 - Aug 8 by Badlands | I was going with this from July ... 'Swansea have allowed Montero to remain in Ecuador as he awaits news on a new work permit, with a decision expected in the next week. There are concerns that Montero's application will be turned down because he has not played often enough for club or country in the last 12 months. Should that prove to be the case, Montero's next move must be to an overseas team. Swansea gave a clue as to their stance on Montero when they issued their squad numbers for 2019-20 over the weekend.' https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48992491 I believe work permits are the domain of national government (our home office) not UEFA and require the national association endorsing the move - in our case the FA and excludes the UK Associations. FIFA provide a guide for automatic qualification. However, in order to secure a work permit from the Home Office, a footballer's employer must first receive a “Governing Body Endorsement”, or GBE, for that player from The FA. https://www.reevaldo.com/story/2016/9/15/football-work-permit-premier-league-fa- Generally, in the UK, a work permit does automatically transfer to a new employer if the worker has been out of the country for a period of time (90 days rings a bell but I'm not 100%) |
What are the rules on a sick permit? | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 23:19 - Aug 8 with 6030 views | PentyrchJack |
Montero to Brum... on 20:40 - Aug 8 by Badlands | I understood the move toWBA fell through because he'd have had to really for a work permit an he no longer meets Home Office criteria. If he leaves and Ayew goes in August we could still be in business for free agents. |
Surely there's a clause which means we don't pay him if his work permit isn't renewed, or did Hubert overlook that? | |
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Montero to Brum... on 23:58 - Aug 8 with 5906 views | NotLoyal |
Montero to Brum... on 20:35 - Aug 8 by monmouth | I'm torn on this one because he's an exciting player on his game. But we've got loads of wide men now and we need his wage off the books, so f*ck him. Maybe not as torn as I thought. |
Not as torn as his hamstring mate. | |
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Montero to Brum... on 12:10 - Aug 9 with 5395 views | TailGunner |
Its all with the EFL who were going through the complexities last i heard? | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 12:14 - Aug 9 with 5380 views | 3swan |
Montero to Brum... on 12:10 - Aug 9 by TailGunner | Its all with the EFL who were going through the complexities last i heard? |
Thanks You didn't get mixed up with her then. Does say March 2020, maybe that's when the EFL will get it sorted. | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 12:34 - Aug 9 with 5283 views | TailGunner |
Fingers crossed!! | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 15:04 - Aug 9 with 4998 views | Cooperman | Now official. | |
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Montero to Brum... on 15:06 - Aug 9 with 4981 views | Highjack | One of the best wingers in the world when fit, or 4 minutes a year. | |
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Montero to Brum... on 15:07 - Aug 9 with 4972 views | Senhin | It still says Subject to International Clearance... Is that the work permit thing? I'd like to think that that is basically a given, or they wouldn't have put the news up until 100% finished. Hopefully that helps them not feel as desperate to get rid of Van Der Hoorn if someone comes in... | |
| Did you see that ludicrous display last night? |
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Montero to Brum... on 15:38 - Aug 9 with 4831 views | Badlands |
Montero to Brum... on 15:07 - Aug 9 by Senhin | It still says Subject to International Clearance... Is that the work permit thing? I'd like to think that that is basically a given, or they wouldn't have put the news up until 100% finished. Hopefully that helps them not feel as desperate to get rid of Van Der Hoorn if someone comes in... |
No, International clearance is needed to move between International associations which in this case is FAW to FA. Work permit is down to the government for all non-EU citizens. Next season could be interesting if Boris balsas up the country. I think Jeff doesn't need a new work permit because his is still contracted to Swansea. I think, if his move had been a sale he would have needed to reapply. | |
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Montero to Brum... on 16:05 - Aug 9 with 4698 views | builthjack | I thought Brum were skint? We must be skinter. | |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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Montero to Brum... on 16:34 - Aug 9 with 4603 views | 3swan |
Montero to Brum... on 16:05 - Aug 9 by builthjack | I thought Brum were skint? We must be skinter. |
Coventry ground sharing so they have an extra 20p to spend | | | |
Montero to Brum... on 16:39 - Aug 9 with 4577 views | sioni |
Montero to Brum... on 20:35 - Aug 8 by monmouth | I'm torn on this one because he's an exciting player on his game. But we've got loads of wide men now and we need his wage off the books, so f*ck him. Maybe not as torn as I thought. |
That’s the advantage of indecision. It can always be called flexibility. | | | |
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