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Tyton said:
Ouch, not being able to sign below-18 year olds is going to majorly suck for good academies. Although teenagers being transfered around like cattle should never be allowed in a first place so bad news good news I guess.
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Why would it suck? Think there is significant amount of players who would have made it better if they had their home surroundings not dragged to England while 16, then loaned around or sitting in academy.
So for outside UK academys I think it is a plus, but bigger raiding will be done to lower league youngsters as big clubs will hord up more UK youngsters then.

Meanwhile Vitesse will sign ton of youngsters under 18 and then off to Chelsea maybe :D
 
I would be all for it if transfering teenagers was banned all across Europe, but in this case the only thing that's gonna change is UK-based acadamies will lose competition with the ones on the continent.
 
Fans in the stadiums again. See how it goes. Looked strange and couldn’t tell any difference in some of the Europe’s games last night.
 
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What is with all the chin diapers after all we been through? West Ham did not put on a showcase.
 
Theatre of Dreams83 said:
What do you expect with Moyes in charge ?
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Kidding aside, I don't think Moyes is getting enough credit. He has built a solid foundation at West Ham that will keep them in the Premier League for another 10 years. They were practically relegated when he took over and got them over the line and now they are a solid team.
 
Something that was brought home yet again this evening, Adama Traore is one of the most overhyped, bang average footballers in recent memory.

All because he has rapid pace. Forget that he doesn't have a F clue what to do with the ball at the end of it! He has pace to burn that very few defenders can match **** it so sign him ASAP!

He's still at a club like Wolves for a very good reason.

He isn't very good.
 
AWESOMELY powerful club statement today from the Colchester United Chairman on his journey to understanding just how vitally an important silent message taking the knee continues to be is support of the many still disgracefully oppressed down to the colour of their skin in today’s World-

www.cu-fc.com

Club Statement

Colchester United owner and Chairman Robbie Cowling has issued the following statement:
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