Brexit Impact On English Football?

[West Acton]

If Bosman was no longer relevant, wouldn't that be a big thing for the club. For example it would have meant that Austin would not have necessarily have left on a free transfer at the end of the season and we might have got more money for him.

Exactly suspect it would just be matter of time before someone here done the equivalent and took case via UK courts

[Norths]

Another thing to note - if the pound continues to drop in value then players from the continent will cost a lot more.
That would be a good thing though in my view, as it means we'd be likely to see more quality over quantity to be blended with the best of what this country has to offer.

[dogsrrs]

Another thing to note - if the pound continues to drop in value then players from the continent will cost a lot more.
That would be a good thing though in my view, as it means we'd be likely to see more quality over quantity to be blended with the best of what this country has to offer.

Great point mate far to many journey men coming from abroad because they are the ready made article , stunting the progress of young home produced players

[Kevin Mcleod]

Done norths mate.
To be honest I really can't see Brexit affecting the game as we know it in any way whatsoever.
If the worst thing is the bosman rule gets scrapped I'd be happy with that , moody old rule that anyway.

[Timmy the Doc]

Exactly suspect it would just be matter of time before someone here done the equivalent and took case via UK courts

Most likely every player has a contract clause and they are free to leave after their contract expires.

[vanhoop]

Another thing to note - if the pound continues to drop in value then players from the continent will cost a lot more.
That would be a good thing though in my view, as it means we'd be likely to see more quality over quantity to be blended with the best of what this country has to offer.

Same with employment norths. English jobs for English workers.

[Ramsey is god]

Think if anything it will reduce the lower standard foreigner from coming over. Will have to be an established international quality.

Imagine it wont have much of an effect on prem football, but could well effect championship football. Could well stop the likes of Polter Cherry etc.

[nasser95]

Think if anything it will reduce the lower standard foreigner from coming over. Will have to be an established international quality.

Imagine it wont have much of an effect on prem football, but could well effect championship football. Could well stop the likes of Polter Cherry etc.

In the prem you wouldn't see Kante, Payet, etc. you won't get any more bargains from across the border and english players will rise in price because demand is higher (even more than now)

[Kevin Mcleod]

In the prem you wouldn't see Kante, Payet, etc.

Why are we not even going to be allowed to buy footballers from anyone in the European union anymore, i honestly didn't read that in the memo.

[Garyd73]

The argument that less foreigners would improve the England team seems utter horseshit to me, the top 15 players in the country will always be playing in the top division. If they are training everyday with the likes of Suarez and Bergkamp they are going to improve rather than training with Carlton Palmer and Geoff Thomas.

[dogsrrs]

In the prem you wouldn't see Kante, Payet, etc. you won't get any more bargains from across the border and english players will rise in price because demand is higher (even more than now)

I think your right clubs from the championship down will have to work harder at scouring the lower leagues like we have been forced to do .
###'s plan will be proved the right whether by accident or design

[Stanley]

The argument that less foreigners would improve the England team seems utter horseshit to me, the top 15 players in the country will always be playing in the top division. If they are training everyday with the likes of Suarez and Bergkamp they are going to improve rather than training with Carlton Palmer and Geoff Thomas.

I disagree. Your Suarez and Bergkamp examples STILL take up squad places, regardless of their positive influence. If it means British clubs are forced to search out talent within our own leagues and do more to improve grass roots football then that has to benefit both our clubs and national team. The England team were also more successful under Ramsey, Robson and Venables when foreign players weren't as widespread in our leagues as they are today, which kind of proves the point.

[Shepherds Mush]

Why are we not even going to be allowed to buy footballers from anyone in the European union anymore, i honestly didn't read that in the memo.

They'll just have an additional tariff....

[WeAreQPR12]

The argument that less foreigners would improve the England team seems utter horseshit to me, the top 15 players in the country will always be playing in the top division. If they are training everyday with the likes of Suarez and Bergkamp they are going to improve rather than training with Carlton Palmer and Geoff Thomas.

Stanley has it spot on mate and you might be too young to remember when we had more english players to choose from.
Of course the standard of the premier league will drop but we are talking about the England team. I think a limit is certainly the way forward.
When you get games with chelsea and aresnal fielding far too many foreigners, how can that have a good input into our national team?
England is less important than the premier league because money has taken over the game, and most fans over 30 can see that!

[jfish]

Stanley has it spot on mate and you might be too young to remember when we had more english players to choose from.
Of course the standard of the premier league will drop but we are talking about the England team. I think a limit is certainly the way forward.
When you get games with chelsea and aresnal fielding far too many foreigners, how can that have a good input into our national team?
England is less important than the premier league because money has taken over the game, and most fans over 30 can see that!

Geoff Thomas 😂😂😂😂😂