Transfer Rumour Sandro Ramirez

[orly]

Actually, the scenario outlined by JLW is near enough spot on.

No, there is other protocol to be adhered to that take precedence before either, but usually the signing, club can make official the announcement.

Nothing to do with work permits, he's an EU citizen.
It's almost certainly the flow of paperwork from the clubs to the respective FA's and the rubber stamping etc.
Nothing to worry about.

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[JLW]

Spanish FA i don't recall ever giving permission for a press thing during a tournament before, may be wrong but at least can't remember anyone.

Ultimately Malaga benefit from the media attention ongoing and the fact they may be able to claim the PR of their player winning the tournament with Spain (even if in name only)

Exactly this mate!

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

Let's hope Italy end the Spanish interest on Tuesday and we see something official Wednesday or Thursday.

 

[royalblue66]

Jesus..........are people still at it on this thread?


The fume was so last week.

Unbelievable, another week of this,Father in Heaven help them please.

 

[Andy_Oz]

This is unlikely to be the case otherwise there would have been an announcement, with a photograph of the signing.

When the player sits down with Mr Harrison for the public signing... is that really an official final piece of the paperwork required for the transfer to go through? Always thought that was effectively just for the cameras?

 

[DaChunk]

off?

 

[bluestevon]

When the player sits down with Mr Harrison for the public signing... is that really an official final piece of the paperwork required for the transfer to go through? Always thought that was effectively just for the cameras?

It is, usually it isn't even a contract in front of them for the photo op, but just a blank piece of paper

 

[Toffe3m4n]

If the contract was signed, then surely we would have announced it, even if it was just a low key unveiling?

This is exactly what I'm thinking. Surely there'd be nothing stopping the club from making a short statement? Unless they want to milk it for the fanfare.

 

[Brownie]

It is, usually it isn't even a contract in front of them for the photo op, but just a blank piece of paper

No offence mate but this is up there with the dullest posts I have ever read on here.

 

[Brownie]

It's just a blank piece of paper!

 

[Brownie]

Can't believe it!

 

[Goat]

Leave it Browns.

 

[chicoazul]

Browns?

 

[a bell maul]

Are we sure it's blank? Perhaps a bit of printing on it would aid in the trickery. I recently assisted my mother in her presenting to her U3A group. a talk on the history of British Canals.
She had printed off a fair few reams of A4 and rather than just bin them all after the speech was concluded, I told her to keep it as the other side could be used for further printing, or for shopping lists or scribblings etc.

I reckon Everton Football Club has similar old printings floating about the office (although I'd be surprised if they had anything to do with canals).
Perhaps they could use those bits of paper to stage the contract signing photos.

 

[a bell maul]

I've mused on that last post a bit. I wonder whether, if the paper in the contract signing photo had info on British canals written on it, might not that suggest someone in the Everton office has been researching dredging of waterways?...something to do with Bramley Moore Docks perhaps?

I wouldn't want to jump the gun here but....


....IT'S ON!!