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m.dw.com/en/brexit-how-football-is-affected/a-19348190#fromDesktop www.theweek.co.uk/premier-league/70125/eu-referendum-would-brexit-destroy-the-premier-league “What will happen is that all our sporting bodies will have to sit down, look at all their rules and decide whether to emulate what they already have in relation to European nationals, i.e. Give them preferential treatment, or do we fit the European nationals into the rules we currently have in the UK or do we want to write completely new rules?” Maria Patsalos, a Sports Immigration Partner at Mishcon de Reya LLP, said. “It is unlikely in football for instance that European nationals will have the same freedom as they have now if Britain votes to leave the EU.” In that scenario, Premier League clubs could be forced to pay more as Dr Babatunde Buraimo, a senior lecturer in sports economics at the University of Liverpool, argues. “Clubs will be limited to hiring higher-calibre players from highly Fifa-ranked EU countries,” he said. “If the Premier League is limited to these players, this will increase the values, in terms of transfer fees and wages, of acquiring proven and established EU players. Missing out on rising talent [such as Kante] will be one of the drawbacks.” It is not just football that will be affected. Under the terms of the Cotonou Agreement and the Kolpak Ruling in 2003, sportsmen from Africa, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) enjoy the same rights as EU players. This particularly applies to cricket and rugby union, where many players from South Africa, Caribbean and the Pacific Islands have come to play in the English domestic leagues. Several have gone to represent England. For 11 years between 2004 and 2015 encompassing 139 Tests, England started a match with a South African-born player in their team such as Andrew Strauss and Kevin Pietersen. The English rugby union team, too, has come to rely upon a large percentage of foreign-born players, from Mike Catt through to Manu Tuilagi. www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/2016/06/23/how-would-british-sport-be-affected-by-a-brexit/ |
Great Britain is to leave the European Union, plunging the country into uncertain political, financial and social terrain, but sport too faces an unclear future. While the ramifications for the country – and indeed the wider continent – are left mostly to guesswork, calculating the consequences on sport also presents a host of difficulties. Indeed, in January, Karren Brady, West Ham United’s vice-chairman, wrote a letter to the chairmen of every senior professional club in England, Scotland and Wales, claiming the UK "cutting ourselves off from Europe would have devastating consequences". Professional Footballers’ Association chairman, Gordon Taylor, who may believe Brexit will enhance English football, making it easier for clubs to develop home-grown talent. One of the most common grievances with millennial Premier League football has been the influx of foreign talent swamping the English game and pushing young, locally- based talent down the pecking order. Additionally, Brexit presents the possibility that the Premier League may struggle to attract the sort of television rights revenue of yesteryear. Next season, £5bn is set to flood through the English game but leaving the EU presents problems going forward. Geey added: "They are happy with things as they are, but they could be affected by future legislation when it comes to selling rights to EU countries if the commission feels there are competition issues for EU citizens." Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chairman, came out in defence of the Remain camp earlier this week, arguing that it would be "incongruous" for him to back the UK leaving. Speaking on Radio 5 live he said: "There is an openness about the Premier League which I think it would be completely incongruous if we were to take the opposite position. "Nobody bears the scars more than me of having to go and negotiate in Brussels and try and organise things a little bit in our interests in terms of the European machine. "Ultimately you can't break away, you can't just pull out, you have to get in and negotiate and try and organise and try and influence." www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/international/eu-referendum-how-will-brexit-effect-british-football-and-what-can-be-done-to-limit-the-cost-a7099946.html |
Ibime:This is true... Biafra are fighting for their own nation, same with niger delta avengers. The question of who will lead them is the koko. I'm sure some from Anambra will prefer an Anambrian as president, Some Imo will prefer an imolite same with Ijaw/Calabar etc.. |
chrisley024:Yup i think...They used Madrid as an example.. Non eu players there are James, Danilo, casimero.. if Britain exit from Eu, then Bale will be a non eu player. Same as other players from Britain. in this case madrid will have to let go of any of those afformentioned player. The brexit will also mean, premier League club cannot sign players who are under 18years. |
laliga club are allowed a maximum of three non Eu players in their team. |
Kolade354:Lol .many people won't vote. |
Elxandre:Trust me you dont have to know anyone to get admission into school.. I didnt know anyone there too when i filled it. I chose OAU as first choice and Lasu as second choice. Once u do well in the post utme and favor on your side , you will be admitted. Lasu may change your course though depending on the needs of the dept, average score of other applicants too and also the numbers of indigenes who applied for the same course as you etc. Nevertheless, do well in the post utme. |
Kolade354:Lol.. You think Igbos who have businesses and properties outside the south east will abandon some of them to go start all over again ?? Most of my friends who are ibos ain't screaming the "Give us our Biafra " |
Elxandre:2010.. Do u have a sibling or close friend there?? |
joshk:And I'm talking from hear say abi?? |
Elxandre:Myself and friends in my dept and other people too. The key is to score more than 60 in post utme if you are a non-lagosian.. For Lagosians, Its pretty easy for you to be admitted. I know people then who scored lower than 60 and were given admission . |
Rushtec:180 i think |
KangaIye:How |
joshk:This is a lie |
Mimexy:post utme right |
Mimexy:You meant post utme right |
macjireh:Lol.. doubt. Recruitment is still on going.. Alot of people came for interview today |
I pity ladies who will believe all those things posted by op |
Lmao |
AdeLaNa1:Lol... buahahahah Players Arsene Wenger almost sign. Ibra. Messi. Ronaldo. etc Time for trolling |
Here we go
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CFCman:Messi is king. .he's the best in his generation. . |
saw this on facebook. .
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raumdeuter:I watched the interview.. Ronaldo clearly angry with the question and threw the mic into the lake. His guard had to tell the guy to leave. |
Today actually a year the person who created the thread left for a place of eternal rest.. You are still very much in our hearts.. Continue to REST IN PEACE CANDYGOSH.. We love you, God loves you more.. Our prayers are with other people who are also battling the disease called CANCER. God is your strength. |
Arsenate:You spoke my mind The day many people, ladies especially learn to accept responsibility for their choice / actions, the better. Imagine her blaming guys not knowing she's to blame for not watching properly and making the wrong decision. |
stixz:Correct guy |
Deejacy2:Ok..All is well already. My business lady |
lekkie073:Lol.. |
elampiro:Elampiro u for mention me for page 3000 |
EzePromoe:Team Mysticgal.. |
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