This striker from England could end up getting the board in hot water if signed as has what happened a few clubs in England!
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This striker from England could end up getting the board in hot water if signed as has what happened a few clubs in England!
Early days yet, they're only just started back to pre-season. Was just passing on what I heard, I don't know anything more other than that it came indirectly from our sponsor.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
I highly doubt it'd be him, and he can't play outside the UK at the moment anyway!Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Legend
Yeah I was only joking. Some Maltese side tried to sign him, but as he couldn't leave the UK that scuppered the move. We could do with another winger to be honest as well as a striker.
That was Hibs (Malta version), and it was a spoof. A very dodgy group tried to get Hibs to sign him, but the club refused, so the group went public to force their hand. Only heard the "full" story from a friend of mine from there who is up in Russia on business. I asked him what the craic was and he said it's the Vaughans. (Google them, it's a story perfect for Guy Ritchie)Quote:
Originally Posted by Town Legend
Going off topic but if Evans wanted to sign for a club in the LOI but lived in england/the North would it be possible or is he Simply banned from WORKING in another country
Can't leave the UK.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Could he play for Derry city then?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
He could play at home. In reality, I doubt it. He's probably had his passport taken off him, which would be troublesome even within the free travel area.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
Ever taken the ferry? Barely even look at a face never mind a (colour of) passport.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Aye, but that's hardly convenient. Plus you'd have the added hassle of the locals looking at you with suspicion because you're not from Derry.
I don't even require a passport when I fly from Liverpool to Derry or back. Neither Ryanair nor EasyJet require domestic passengers to travel with passports now. A driving licence or national ID card will suffice.
It's not that Ched Evans is specifically barred from working abroad. At least I don't think that is the case anyway. As far as I know, he is required to meet regularly with probation officers from the Ministry of Justice as well as participate in treatment programmes in the UK. Obviously, working abroad would pose great difficulty in terms of him being able to attend these meetings. I'm not sure if he has to meet the officers or attend the programmes at some specifically designated location within the UK or whether he can decide where it is within the UK he wants to meet/attend. I'd imagine the MOJ call the shots, which means even moving to, say, Derry might be an issue for him if they want him to meet or attend something in Wales or wherever.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/30662865Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
It's not happening lads. Derry are letting go of local heroes because of their budget. They're not going to sign Ched ****ing Evans in their place...Quote:
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Georgie didn't last too long in Malaysia. Hadn't realised he signed El Hadji Diouf there as well as Eamon Zayed.
And Caleb Folan playing in the Myanmar league?
That's a strange one.
Thats changed, ryanair now requires you to have a passportQuote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
I flew Derry-Liverpool three weeks ago with just a driving licence. Nothing has changed since, according to this: http://www.ryanair.com/en/questions/do-i-need-a-visa/Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron
Many threads digress, ive often been at fault but acceptable ID on internal UK Ryanair flights was not one I expected on the transfers rumour thread...
I found this post quite a bit funnier than I probably should.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
Athlone have signed Daniel Purdy from Rovers B and Gary Burke from UCD. Purdy is a good signing for them. Waste of a year for him last year.
Nearly everyone on that team agreesQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian