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Posted on 2008-02-07 03:44 GMT
Hi. Does anyone knows how to transfer a player to a feeder club while waiting for work permit?
Posted on 2008-02-07 05:50 GMT
you cant intil you have signed him
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Posted on 2008-02-07 05:58 GMT
do you meen that you have him but have to loan him for so many years to feeder to gain nationality in their country?
if so then just click on the player and select MOVE TO AFFILIATE
make sure that you have a work permit feeder club tho otherwise you wont be able to do it (a club from any EU country)
if so then just click on the player and select MOVE TO AFFILIATE
make sure that you have a work permit feeder club tho otherwise you wont be able to do it (a club from any EU country)
Posted on 2008-02-07 10:41 GMT
oh. I tot can loan him to feeder club like Alex(chelsea) to PSV before he gets his EU pass.
Posted on 2008-02-07 12:35 GMT
irl it is possible.
Alex is one of the examples.
Maxwell is another example he made a stop at atalanta before going to inter.
Hoping its gonna be an option for next game would be nice
Alex is one of the examples.
Maxwell is another example he made a stop at atalanta before going to inter.
Hoping its gonna be an option for next game would be nice
Posted on 2008-02-07 13:41 GMT
make sure that the country where you send him has 2 years wait for nationality and not 5(like Germany for example where it takes 5 years to gain nationality)
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Posted on 2008-02-08 04:21 GMT
BELGIUM IS AGOOD ONE YOUR BOARD WILL NEARLY ALWAYS HAVE A BELGIUM CLUB IN THERE LIST OF RECOMMENDED FEEDER CLUBS.
THE PLAYERS YOU SEND OUT THERE WILL NOT ONLY GET A LOT OF GAMES BUT ALSO ONLY HAVE TO WAIT 3 THREE YEARS FOR NATIONALITY AND NOT FIVE YEARS LIKE SOME COUNTRIES
THE PLAYERS YOU SEND OUT THERE WILL NOT ONLY GET A LOT OF GAMES BUT ALSO ONLY HAVE TO WAIT 3 THREE YEARS FOR NATIONALITY AND NOT FIVE YEARS LIKE SOME COUNTRIES
Posted on 2008-02-08 05:47 GMT
what did ya say, i cant read what you said, maybe you can use bigger letters. ty
and for all you bozo's who are replying to this topic like its possible to what the poster asked, you're plain dumb. It is not possible to buy a player and put him at a satellite club so he gains nationality and then get him to your club, so there are no problems with the league rules.
and for all you bozo's who are replying to this topic like its possible to what the poster asked, you're plain dumb. It is not possible to buy a player and put him at a satellite club so he gains nationality and then get him to your club, so there are no problems with the league rules.
Posted on 2008-02-08 10:24 GMT
try to not use the capslock
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| chrismarkham1982 : BELGIUM IS AGOOD ONE YOUR BOARD WILL NEARLY ALWAYS HAVE A BELGIUM CLUB IN THERE LIST OF RECOMMENDED FEEDER CLUBS. THE PLAYERS YOU SEND OUT THERE WILL NOT ONLY GET A LOT OF GAMES BUT ALSO ONLY HAVE TO WAIT 3 THREE YEARS FOR NATIONALITY AND NOT FIVE YEARS LIKE SOME COUNTRIES |
try to not use the capslock
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Posted on 2008-02-17 03:23 GMT
yeah sorry about dont no what happened must have been drunk or something!
oh and andurilz - it is possible to get players without work permits as long as you have an european feeder club to send them too you even said it yourself with alex going to psv to gain dutch passport so he can play for chelsea
oh and andurilz - it is possible to get players without work permits as long as you have an european feeder club to send them too you even said it yourself with alex going to psv to gain dutch passport so he can play for chelsea
Posted on 2008-02-17 03:42 GMT
players taht i didnt think wud get a work permit seem to randomly get one...
Like a 14 year old Brazilian got one. but a 22year old brazilian doesnt? bit inconsistant if you ask me
Like a 14 year old Brazilian got one. but a 22year old brazilian doesnt? bit inconsistant if you ask me
Posted on 2008-02-17 04:36 GMT
i hate the work permit rule its ridiculous they have to play at least 75% or 50% of there international caps or something like that
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Posted on 2008-02-17 08:21 GMT
IRL you can get a work permit for outstanding talents etc....on FM you have just got to be lucky lol
Posted on 2008-02-18 12:19 GMT
lucky is true ive scouted some major talents from south america with very high potentials but dont get work permits for them cause they either havnt played for there country or he isnt very well known - by the time they are well known there transfer has gone from a few hundredK to millions which is a major drag when all my transfer budjet has gone trying to get peterborough into the prem
Posted on 2008-02-18 14:01 GMT
I'm like that too. Spent ages scouring the South American leagues and then find great players from Bolivia for like 10k and can't get them. As if it isn't hard enough getting Plymouth into the Prem then keeping them there. Gonna have to settle for Antonito for now 
In real life though you have to have played in 75% of you country's games from the last 2 years and that country has to be in the top 70 in the FIFA rankings although you can appeal and then you need approval from 3 out of the 6 people checking your case.
In real life though you have to have played in 75% of you country's games from the last 2 years and that country has to be in the top 70 in the FIFA rankings although you can appeal and then you need approval from 3 out of the 6 people checking your case.
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Posted on 2008-02-20 06:45 GMT
You can still buy the players even if you dont get a work permit. If the work permit is declined at the first attempt - appeal.
If on appeal it is declined, a message will appear telling you that you can still sign the player but he cannot play for you.
You can then simply loan him to a feeder club (like a Belgium club) until he gains an EU nationality. Then bring him back to your club and he can start playing and no work permit is needed.
Remeber with Brazilians though that they are not allowed to play outside of Brazil until they are 18 years old so if any deal is agreed with the selling club you will not be able to sign him until he is 18 or the transfer window after his 18th birthday.
If on appeal it is declined, a message will appear telling you that you can still sign the player but he cannot play for you.
You can then simply loan him to a feeder club (like a Belgium club) until he gains an EU nationality. Then bring him back to your club and he can start playing and no work permit is needed.
Remeber with Brazilians though that they are not allowed to play outside of Brazil until they are 18 years old so if any deal is agreed with the selling club you will not be able to sign him until he is 18 or the transfer window after his 18th birthday.
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