The end of transfer window argument

[FMBlade1]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49688881

Hopefully this will continue to apply to us should we stay up. Of course in the ideal scenario all of Europe would agree to have their transfer deadline dates on the same day AND before the start of their respective seasons, however that doesn't appear close to happening.

The current situation is not too bad for us as we don't really sign players from abroad and foreign clubs don't ever look at our players in recent years.

The 'Manchester City compromise' would put us at a disadvantage however. We would be barred from signing domestic players after the season started but would be able to buy overseas players, which we don't anyway as it's not part of our strategy so our competitors would.

We have limited voice and influence I'm sure, but what voice and votes we have I hope we vote against such a proposal

UTB

 

[Niceguyeddie]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49688881

Hopefully this will continue to apply to us should we stay up. Of course in the ideal scenario all of Europe would agree to have their transfer deadline dates on the same day AND before the start of their respective seasons, however that doesn't appear close to happening.

The current situation is not too bad for us as we don't really sign players from abroad and foreign clubs don't ever look at our players in recent years.

The 'Manchester City compromise' would put us at a disadvantage however. We would be barred from signing domestic players after the season started but would be able to buy overseas players, which we don't anyway as it's not part of our strategy so our competitors would.

We have limited voice and influence I'm sure, but what voice and votes we have I hope we vote against such a proposal

UTB

think the not buying foreign thing will change ,probably as soon as the next window
We bid 20 million for Sander berge and I think if there is a player we like we will sign them. But we won't be taking chances on players recommended by agents

 

[Kanye]

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[Kanye]

Of course in the ideal scenario all of Europe would agree to have their transfer deadline dates on the same day AND before the start of their respective seasons, however that doesn't appear close to happening.

How would that work if they all have different start dates?

 

[Manuel Azaña]

Every club in the PL should have an equal say, regardless of stature and finances.
If for any reason, that's not going to happen, then those who think they should have more say,
should be asked to resign their part and leave to form a League of their own.

 

[RMBlade]

Every club in the PL should have an equal say, regardless of stature and finances.
If for any reason, that's not going to happen, then those who think they should have more say,
should be asked to resign their part and leave to form a League of their own.

Each club has 1 vote. Sure the bigger clubs will be able to get more media exposure with their ideas but it’s still 1 vote per club.

The ideal would be that the rest of Europe fall in line with the premier league. I think that’s what they hoped for when the premier league changed, however it doesn’t look like happening so we should revert back to the same dates as Europe.

 

[Manuel Azaña]

The ideal would be that the rest of Europe fall in line with the premier league.

Every league in Europe has to fall in line with the English Premier League....
We'll be having Parliament next asking the same as other European countries to fall in line with our rules and laws.
Whatever next.......??