cliff jones
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what at- golf? Tennis?
Loan Watch Joe Rodon -Leeds United
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what at- golf? Tennis?
Mark_147
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Not if he says I'm moving to spurs and no one else.
The rule never changed for home grown purposes.
"Folks were saying", you mean one person posted an article, came up with a 2+2=7 argument saying he would count as Association trained, and a couple of people including you ran with it.
The only thing that changed was for administration purposes Cardiff, Swansea and Newport discipline has been dealt with by the FA rather than the FA of Wales since 2012 for consistency purposes with teams they are competing against, Wales is still a separate country to England, Cardiff and Swansea are still registered as clubs with the FA of Wales, not the English FA. Joe Rodon will not count towards home-grown or association trained for European Competitions if he joined us.
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carmeldevil
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Did he play yesterday during the friendly? If so, how would you rate him?
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razzmaster
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Shouldn't push the price up if he only wants to join us
he is you know!
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It's already been reported that Spam and Burnley were interested but he prefers us.
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One look at the respective training facilities and football stadiums (or lack of in the case of WHUL) would give Rodon something to think about. Plus with Davies & Bale at our club also - it's a no brainer careerwise.
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Thanksandy
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hmm West Ham or Spurs....considering that Barnett is his agent as well and has a good relationship with Levy, I think it's more a case, if we don't want to sign him for the fee Swansea want, then we will move on.
West Ham will only be an after-thought, they are nowhere near the same level, but he might have more of a chance of first team football there. That being said, I have seen reports of us signing him and loaning him back to Swansea. If that is true, then I don't think this will have an affect on the Skriniar deal in January. Rodon might come in to eventually replace Sanchez or Alderweireld, but right now, he isn't quite ready to be one of our first choice CBs.
West Ham will only be an after-thought, they are nowhere near the same level, but he might have more of a chance of first team football there. That being said, I have seen reports of us signing him and loaning him back to Swansea. If that is true, then I don't think this will have an affect on the Skriniar deal in January. Rodon might come in to eventually replace Sanchez or Alderweireld, but right now, he isn't quite ready to be one of our first choice CBs.
wrd
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Good summary, thanks andy
The issue isn't financial.
RikkiRocket
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He’s gnawing on a big cheese before he hits the M4. That or he’s heading bricks.
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They’ve really had a stinker of a TW, said we were close to signing rudiger and deeney believe they also said sancho to utd was a done deal etc. Anything for clicks I suppose!
wrd
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Impossible, they've got insider in their name for a start.
Be fair. United fans always think they are signing everyone.
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Have they got too many association trained?
2. Association-trained players – players who were on another club's books in the same association for three years between the ages of 15 and 21. No club can have more than four association-trained players among their eight nominees on List A.
