runronnirun

completely irrelevant point that, wp

retired_swtpe14

rubbish idea really. I see the objective and appreciate that but this is bad for all foreign players. Either they will have to accept second-rate football by going down in the league, or they may have to go back to their own countries against their wishes.

I'll explain so this doesn't look odd reasoning.
Lets say you have 5 top of the top sides who have 60 foreigners between them. These top sides will no longer need some of these foreigners because of being forced to use more of their own countries' talent. Now theres like say 30 foreigners that will have to look for a lower team that can afford them in their quota or go back to their country which doesn't have these quotas but where the standard of football is generally lower.
(ie. good Turkish player playing in one of the best leagues in Europe, now has to has to settle with a lower placed team in the league or go back to Turkey)

So, really daft rule in my eyes.

retired_sherrijacobson

Fab idea, City are all set

retired_brose

must admit i cant rememebr the spitting incident. Hleb is FB and name the english players who wernt at ridiculous prices, who are/were as good or better than those players i listed.

retired_brose

completely irrelevant point that, wp </BLOCKQUOTE>

just gettin a cheap shot in at Spurs tbh, allthough they do love going on about all their fantastic English players, who are obviously doing so well for them.

retired_kaila4337

BB13

City, Bolton and Arsenal for the drop then

retired_jshendel

Pointless discussing really, its never going to happen as its against the law. Even Fifa arent above the sodding law.

retired_bemesel

If english players were good enough they would be in the team. Shall I post about blame culture again?

retired_sherrijacobson

I was being serious d1ckhead, City have over 5 first team homegrown players

retired_bemesel

Arsenal do produce players good enough for England e.g. Cole and Bentley. They're just not good enough for Arsenal.