retired_mj97

Hi,
I know that Belgium has a rule where players aren't calssed as foreigners. Can anyone tell me of other European countries. I am placing my B and C Teams in other countries but I need countries with lax foreigner rules.

David

Philco

Do england do this? I don't think so.. neither does scotland or ireland. But you would require work permits, which are hard to get...
lax foreinger rules = belgium.
Other than that netherlands are good, any south american country, Italy is quite lax about them I think.. and possibly (just possibly) russia.

retired_jenbailey

racists

retired_mj97

Canabury Thanks for the answer
GeordieMike ??????

For clarification, I am asking this to help with the following example.

Currently my Arsenal B Team in playing in the Austria
My Arsenal C Team in The Netherlands.


My B Team features players from Italy, Brazuil, Cameroon, France, Spain etc and all are classed as Foreigners, and I am limited to how many foreign players I can play.

My C Team cannot play South Americans, most European countries are available though.

Therefore I want to place my teams in countries where there are no foreigner restrictions (ie Belgium, maybe Poland?)

David

Philco

err you obviously missunderstand us.
The "No Foreign Rule" is a rule that allows all players, despite their nationality to play for you, no matter where they come from, wether they have a EU passport or not they can still play on the pitch at the same time. In some countries you are limited to having 3-5 in your match squad. He's asking for countries where there are no such limits. So yeah, we're not racists.

retired_mariamelendez331

Serbia

retired_kassea01

I was gonna write this right now

etonyx

Poland

FitnessandNrg

Germany...but not in the division your B team would be playing in.

retired_gruver19

the dutch premiership and the dutch jupiler league, the player`s are not counted as foreigner and if they play here for 5 years they will also become dutch.(for soccer anyway)