Why does he need a work permit?
Because we dont accept the people of Croatia to have full worker rights of the EU until July next year.
He needs a work permit.
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Why does he need a work permit?
There should be no need for a work permit as Croatia are a member state of the EU.
Whilst Britain is a member of the EU, he shouldn't need one.
Thx. Reckon this transfer will still happen.Because we dont accept the people of Croatia to have full worker rights of the EU until July next year.
He needs a work permit.
That... wasn't an opinion. That was maths.
We may have spent over £100m on three players, but that is offset by money coming in for others. So we haven't really spent it. If Barkley goes I believe we're literally back to zero, despite TV money, whereas the likes of West Brom have thus far spent £40m and have consistently spent over many seasons.
As of this moment, we've spent around £30m with a likely outgoing of £30m to nullify it. That's not an opinion.
Probably will end up signing someone that hasn't been mentioned yet.
July 2018 they will have full EU worker rights in the UK.
Just about to watch the highlights of the rs at Watford to get a look at Okakahttps://www.footballtransfertavern....ticket-everton-fans-react-to-surprise-rumour/
Here is something to amuse everyone for a minute.
Well 1st of all, weve spent
Pickford - £30m
Klaassen - £25m
Keane - £30m
Onyekuru - £7m
Sandro - £5m
Bowler - £4m
Martina - Free
Gibson - £6m
Sigurdsson - £45m
= £152m
Sold
Lukaku - £90m + Rooney
Cleverly - £8m
Deulofeu - £10m
McGeady - £1m
Barry - undisclosed, let's say £1m
Kone - Free
McAleny - Free
=£110
That makes £42m spend...
Barkley looks like he will probably go, maybe we get £30m max, but we are still to sign Vlasic (£8m) and still hopeful of signing a striker (you would imagine £30m given the current going rate) and potentially a CB (let's be conservative and say £15m)...
At the end of the window, even with Barkley gone, that would still mean a spend of £65m if all the maybes become reality. Hardly breaking even, and that's before you factor in wages.
And just because it's a bug bear of mine anyway, why would breaking even, or God forbid, a negative net spend, be a bad thing anyway? If you can improve the team without spending fortunes each year, surely that is the thing to do?
Net spend means absolutely nothing, unless the team is not improved with your dealings.
Guilty as charged m'lord.Less of this please or we will end up offending every feminist