Lewis Gibson

[Nymzee]

He can also go on loan until the middle of October. I suspect they may keep him until Brainthwaite is back training.

Aye that's what I was referring to.

 

[Zatara]

He can also go on loan until the middle of October. I suspect they may keep him until Brainthwaite is back training.

If we play him for even 1 minute of 1 game we cant loan him. We either loan or we dont.

 

[Terrarian]

I think Gibson himself wanted game time and brands came up with the loan to league 1 and now the championship and next season he'll get a chance if he proves himself. Best for all partys.

As hes been on loan this year already and he cant play for 3 teams in a calendar year if we play him then he cant go on loan for regular games which we have promised.

Is that calendar year thing true, I thought it was per season, never knew that if so.

 

[Nymzee]

Is that calendar year thing true, I thought it was per season, never knew that if so.

I thought it was per season too: https://www.inbrief.co.uk/football-...e rules which limit,three clubs in one season.

 

[Terrarian]

I thought it was per season too: https://www.inbrief.co.uk/football-law/footballers-transfer-in-season/#:~:text=Are there rules which limit,three clubs in one season.

Yeah I can't see anything about a calendar year there

 

[Papa Shango]

Wont play on wed as he's off on loan. Its the reason he wasnt involved against Salford

Why would any team be bothered about that?

Assuming its a cup tied thing of course, injury risks I can get. It's not likely that whoever he will be going to will be going deep into the competition.

 

[Zatara]

Yeah I can't see anything about a calendar year there

If im wrong then it would still mean we couldnt recall him in Jan and send him elsewhere.

So if he wasnt playing or we wanted to push him into a different club in jan we couldnt.

So if we play him now he stays all season with a loan team or comes back to us in jan. Not ideal.

 

[Terrarian]

If im wrong then it would still mean we couldnt recall him in Jan and send him elsewhere.

So if he wasnt playing or we wanted to push him into a different club in jan we couldnt.

So if we play him now he stays all season with a loan team or comes back to us in jan. Not ideal.

I think he should go out again, another step up to the Championship, showing progression and see where he is next season.

 

[Zatara]

I think he should go out again, another step up to the Championship, showing progression and see where he is next season.

Supposedly to reading...championship team.

If by jan hes not getting games we couldnt send him elsewhere if we play him now though.

 

[Tin-Tin]

But prior to Salford Branthwaite wasn't injured.

Why would any team be bothered about that?

Assuming its a cup tied thing of course, injury risks I can get. It's not likely that whoever he will be going to will be going deep into the competition.

Think its more to do with the break clause in the Jan window.

We can recall him if we want (maybe if he's not getting much game time) but then we couldnt loan him elsewhere if he has played for us in the cup and Reading in the league.

 

[Tin-Tin]

Supposedly to reading...championship team.

If by jan hes not getting games we couldnt send him elsewhere if we play him now though.

Yep no point risking his season/development for 1 game

 

[catcherintherye]

If we play him for even 1 minute of 1 game we cant loan him. We either loan or we dont.

Is that before October 4th or after?

 

[Barnfred 55]

he cant play for 3 teams in a calendar year if we play him then he cant go on loan for regular games which we have promised.

I always thought that was a season, not a calendar year.

 

[Goat]

I always thought that was a season, not a calendar year.

It is a Season.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Is that calendar year thing true, I thought it was per season, never knew that if so.

me too.

You can play for 2 clubs over a season, but that can be extended to 3 clubs over a year if seasons in different countries overlap, such as in China. Maybe that is confusing the issue.