eastterracemike
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- Jan 31, 2008
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Does he qualify to play for us next season, having spent a year in Europe or are there more hoops to jump through? And will brexit make any difference?
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[Albion] Percy Tau
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Geestar
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Would he realistically make the squad?
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Mr Smggles
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The Lion of Jeddah is 10x better than any player Brighton Albion FC have currently.
Geestar
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- Apr 5, 2014
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Yes. Our South African friends sometimes think he should be leading the charge without quite understanding the situation.
Mind you, our Iranian friends do rather rival them in fervour for AJ
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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Percy Tau will turn us into a side challenging for a top 4 place.
Juan Albion
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He had an off day when the Mighty South Africa failed to score in the Seychelles.
South Africa play Libya tomorrow and need a point to qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
If South Africa get that point and qualify the finals takes place between June and July in Egypt.
We need South Africa to qualify tomorrow, have a really good tournament, and climb into the top 50 in the FIFA World Rankings. He'd then qualify for a work permit.
If South Africa get that point and qualify the finals takes place between June and July in Egypt.
We need South Africa to qualify tomorrow, have a really good tournament, and climb into the top 50 in the FIFA World Rankings. He'd then qualify for a work permit.
Doesn’t the first answer depend on South Africa’s world ranking?
How soon do you think we'll be playing in the Championship?
Indeed. Thus the answer to ‘does he qualify’, is, as of now, ‘no’.
This link explains the situation...
http://www.wearebrighton.com/newsop...on-sg-but-it-wont-help-him-get-a-work-permit/
Kalimantan Gull
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Yes, but the year in Europe makes no difference, which I think was the original question. And neither will Brexit
Perkino
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- Dec 11, 2009
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If South Africa do move up into the top 50 then he could be a fantastic piece of business
Why would that matter?
Perkino
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- Dec 11, 2009
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We have paid only a few million for a striker who could be given a work permit and make his way into our squad. Getting a work permit this summer word be incredible
HastingsSeagull
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We all need South Africa to improve. They've done OK lately but a bit inconsistent.
I'd also think there's a much bigger jump from the SECOND division of belgian football to the deepest league in the world. He's at least on the right path with the right club though.
I'd also think there's a much bigger jump from the SECOND division of belgian football to the deepest league in the world. He's at least on the right path with the right club though.