Nope - that's what Freedom of Movement of labour in the EU is all about. In the future, who knows what extra bureaucratic barriers we will face in doing these kinds of deals.
Sporting CP’s Ezequiel Schelotto (defender) *signed* on permanent 3yr deal
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Nope - that's what Freedom of Movement of labour in the EU is all about. In the future, who knows what extra bureaucratic barriers we will face in doing these kinds of deals.
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Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Well done on getting in a pop at Brexit.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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Did we have to spend a lot of money? He was a free agent and signed in March once it was confirmed that Goldson was out for the season.
jameswestport
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Seems like a good signing
Megazone
On his last warning
A few Sporting CP fans I just bumped into reckon he'll replicate what Ian Culverhouse was like for us at the Priestfield.
jamie the seagull
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Oh dear Andy...#ITK....
Sounds amazing
Taybha
Whalewhine
Floppy hair , what's not to like .
Dave the OAP
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presumably they will all have to go back in 18 months time anyway....what is the point in giving long term contracts to Europeans!
Getting our Country back and giving home grown youngsters a chance
marvellous Brexit scenes.
Getting our Country back and giving home grown youngsters a chance
marvellous Brexit scenes.
Coalburner
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Can we clear up one matter that seems to have some people confused. If he is an EU national, he doesn't need a work permit, so, as he is Italian, he doesn't need one. However, coming from an EU club, but not being a national of any EU country, he would need a work permit.
I can't say I'm happy about it, I wanted to be a tough guy, but it is what it is.
Sounds like he's a bit of a maverick and doesn't seem to rest well at clubs.
I'm happy to be very wrong and will undoubtedly come with extra technical ability but so far has basically been let go by Atalanta, Inter and Sporting Lisbon.
Inter cancelled his contract by mutual consent after spending €6m on him.
I'm happy to be very wrong and will undoubtedly come with extra technical ability but so far has basically been let go by Atalanta, Inter and Sporting Lisbon.
Inter cancelled his contract by mutual consent after spending €6m on him.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Known as El Galgo ('The Greyhound'). Decent age, lots of Serie A experience, and provides some clear competition / cover for Bruno. Sounds promising.
Defence sorted. Now, come along Christopher, we're not staying up with 0-0's.
Defence sorted. Now, come along Christopher, we're not staying up with 0-0's.
Well it was hardly irrelevant to the question being asked, was it? It's something that genuinely concerns me on a daily basis, as an employer of highly skilled technical professionals, many of whom are EU nationals, and we are likely to struggle to recruit staff of similar quality in the future as Brexit bites, as experience suggests that the available alternatives on the UK labour market are considerably inferior. The analogy to the football transfer market is clear. Rant over.
Looks an excellent signing. Good news.
Fignon's Ponytail
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From what I've seen over the years, the Italians move between clubs quite a bit. Look at all the managers that get sacked, then put back in charge a few months later...its like a carousel. Wouldn't read too much into it tbh...
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