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Sorry to hear that mate. I hope they stay put. They will come up against tougher environments and it will do them good in the long run. And for us to pull them out under (and exclusively because of) those circumstances would be to kick your club while its down, which I'd like to think we are above. We helped Rotherham out under similar circumstances a few years ago, albeit under a different regime. All the best.
Posted further up the thread, national registration scheme applies to Step 6 (so National League North/South). So no we couldn't.
Both the lads are learning fast in terms of handling themselves. Kacper has the most maturity and he is bossing the rest of the back 4 throughout the match. Some of ours reckoned that he wasn't up to his normal standards but he picked up a harsh yellow early on in the game and he certainly tempered his display to prevent him pulling a red. He's strong in the air and pretty brave in that he puts his head in where the boots are flying around. With the right partner(s) he will go far. Last night he was paired with one of our regular CBs who had a bad case of toblerone head all evening so he certainly kept Kacper busy covering for his slips. Zac is a different case, he needs good players around him for them to benefit from his quickness of mind. We have some who fit that bill, but sadly although they are quick of mind most are slow of foot. The good thing is that he is learning fast on when to release the ball early and when to shield and hold it a while. He does find it difficult to shake off determined defenders sometimes but he will battle to win a ball back.
That’s a kicker for both parties as our lads won’t be able to play any competitive football if they do come back and you obviously lose two first teamers. On the plus side for you if you can come to an agreement before the end of January then I’d imagine the lads can be sent back to you.You will not be surprised to learn that the National League rules on embargos have been examined in depth by the Shrimpers brethren and when in an embargo you are allowed to continue a loan until it's original completion date, but not allowed to extend it. Now nothing is certain in football, but unless Ron and co can cut a Time to Pay deal with HMRC before the end of December 2021, then your lads loan period will finish as scheduled then. The day just gets better and better.
Where are you going with this one?
Unless there is some sly humour that I am missing, I assume he meant that why should they have to learn Dutch when they are going to a team in Belgium. I think.
It's funny in Brussels, where there are large amounts of French and Dutch speakers. I once watched an exchange between a waiter and a customer who refused to speak each others language despite obviously understanding it perfectly. It can also be confusing on trains when the station names abruptly change as you cross the language barrier. I actually agree with Farage (ducks for cover) when he states that Belgium is not a nation, but rather two forced into an uneasy confederation.
Isn’t the Brugge Anderlecht game the Flemish French Derby in Belgium? Sure I read that somewhere
I thought the same too.
He's predominantly on the centre right of the back four.
Flemish to them
My buddy who is Belgian and lives in the Flemish part reckons its 55% Dutch, 40% French and 5% German. Most think it's French due to Government docs and army from many years ago.
If it makes people feel better. I was once at a Buddhist New Year party at an International Hotel. An English Radio DJ was working the room. He stopped at one table...
It's all down to that Bonaparte again,
I remember sitting on a train when I first went to France. When the internet first started I was studying in Reims, the Champagne region.
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