monkeybarry
Luka Modric
Vic
Spence Danso Dragusin Cirkin
PEH Ndombele Berti
Parrott Solomon
Lankshear
Spence Danso Dragusin Cirkin
PEH Ndombele Berti
Parrott Solomon
Lankshear
Still does, you find him in here most nights (after 6-a-side, he keeps himself in shape too): https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...s_Dore-Sheffield_South_Yorkshire_England.htmlHe did like a drink
Still does, you find him in here most nights (after 6-a-side, he keeps himself in shape too): https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...s_Dore-Sheffield_South_Yorkshire_England.html
I very much doubt that Steffen Iversen spends most afternoons in a pub in the outskirts of Sheffield. He lives in Trondheim.Still does, you find him in here most nights (after 6-a-side, he keeps himself in shape too): https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...s_Dore-Sheffield_South_Yorkshire_England.html
as its a league Cup game, and we have already scored in the tournament. They cant mention our lack of goals can they? can they? ....
Retro football
And they were players that were more like the modern ones than their previous generations
Although I did once bump into Iversen in a pub at Covent Garden. He was drinking Guinness which threw me
Still does, you find him in here most nights (after 6-a-side, he keeps himself in shape too): https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...s_Dore-Sheffield_South_Yorkshire_England.html
Haha, where do you get this from?
Hes not eligible.He can play. We haven't sold him, and he's not loaned out. He's not registered for play in the Premier league, but that's it. This isn't the premier league. De Zerbi not wanting to play him is another matter.
Hes not eligible.
Definition of EFL Regulation 6.2
- Registered Player: A player who is registered and eligible to play in a Premier League match or a regular League Match on the exact same date and time, or would have been eligible except for specific exceptions like squad size caps (such as Premier League Rule U.1.1 or League Regulation 4.4.9). [1]
- Competition Eligibility: Because the Carabao Cup (EFL Cup) is an English Football League competition rather than a Premier League fixture, a player left out of a club's primary Premier League 25-man squad can still be legally fielded in the cup competition if they qualify under Regulation 6.2.
I must be misreading this; doesn't it mean he is eligible?Hes not eligible.
Definition of EFL Regulation 6.2
- Registered Player: A player who is registered and eligible to play in a Premier League match or a regular League Match on the exact same date and time, or would have been eligible except for specific exceptions like squad size caps (such as Premier League Rule U.1.1 or League Regulation 4.4.9). [1]
- Competition Eligibility: Because the Carabao Cup (EFL Cup) is an English Football League competition rather than a Premier League fixture, a player left out of a club's primary Premier League 25-man squad can still be legally fielded in the cup competition if they qualify under Regulation 6.2.
According to that, he's most definitely eligible! Doesn't really change anything, because RDZ won't play him. And not because he can't play, but because RDZ doesn't want to.Hes not eligible.
Definition of EFL Regulation 6.2
- Registered Player: A player who is registered and eligible to play in a Premier League match or a regular League Match on the exact same date and time, or would have been eligible except for specific exceptions like squad size caps (such as Premier League Rule U.1.1 or League Regulation 4.4.9). [1]
- Competition Eligibility: Because the Carabao Cup (EFL Cup) is an English Football League competition rather than a Premier League fixture, a player left out of a club's primary Premier League 25-man squad can still be legally fielded in the cup competition if they qualify under Regulation 6.2.
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