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Correct, part of the loan agreement between the two clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Pontprennau Blues
Next question - If Ledley played on Saturday, would that be the first time he'd have played against his home town club?
He played against us for Palace and went down injured in front of the Ninian Stand. He was given masses of abuse as it really looked like top class time wasting.
He also scored in that match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.
Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.
Do you have sight of the loan agreement, or is that an assumption based on other loans?Quote:
Originally Posted by emjayblue
You are probably correct but you post it as a proven fact. :getscoat:
He is right, I believe Warnock said as muchQuote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Rules were changed a few years ago, nothing to do with an individual loan agreement.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
A player on loan can't play against his parent club.
So 2 businesses making a deal cannot write their own contracts? It must be the only business in the world where a third party forces one on them. Crazy.
Why on earth would Derby let their own player turn out against them? You make it sound as if us and Derby could have a meeting before Saturday's match and draw up a contract saying that the offside rule won't apply in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
A few years ago we had a loan player off a club, and they had one from us, I cannot remember who or when, but at that time both clubs agreed to let the players play against their parent club, but as stated earlier, don't think it allowed now.:thumbup:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ty/8958364.stmQuote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
Who wouldn't want Gerrard playing against them?Quote:
Originally Posted by ccfcwelshlad
That's what you get with Tony, typical Scouser.
That's not Olofinjana's goalQuote:
Originally Posted by ccfcwelshlad