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Post by nsblue on Oct 28, 2022 12:27:02 GMT
Does anyone know if the normal 'international break' rules apply and games are able to be shown on iFollow?
Also, we know the Premier League and Championship games are shut down for the duration, but, will league one clubs be able to cancel matches if certain number of players are missing? I suppose the likelihood of many League One players playing at the World Cup is remote, but it would cause a headache if a club is missing players or has to catch up on 5 or 6 games.
Any thoughts?
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Post by bidefordgas on Oct 28, 2022 12:46:36 GMT
Apparently at their annual meeting in July the elf clubs voted to allow all games to be shown on ifollow during the World Cup period.
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Post by mftc on Oct 28, 2022 12:50:30 GMT
Don't forget Rovers are showing England games at the Mem.
Sure I read it somewhere but the players could be in attendance as well.
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Post by legas on Oct 28, 2022 12:57:15 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads.
My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks!
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Post by percy on Oct 28, 2022 13:01:56 GMT
Don't forget Rovers are showing England games at the Mem. Sure I read it somewhere but the players could be in attendance as well. Except for Collins
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Post by seanclevedongas on Oct 28, 2022 13:10:21 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! He would only be missing during the group stage (first 10 days or so)
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Post by Qatar Gas on Oct 28, 2022 13:40:28 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! He would only be missing during the group stage (first 10 days or so) Which would be FA Cup 2nd round (if we get there) and two league games
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Post by eric on Oct 28, 2022 15:21:26 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! It would probably be six weeks as he’d fire them to the final, picking up the golden boot on the way.
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Post by legas on Oct 28, 2022 16:29:27 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! It would probably be six weeks as he’d fire them to the final, picking up the golden boot on the way. He’d then get a big money move … knowing us, it would be for 250k
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Post by socrates on Oct 28, 2022 16:34:46 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! He would only be missing during the group stage (first 10 days or so) I wouldn’t bet on it. Wales have done pretty well the last few years. Didn’t they get to the semis of the euros 6 years ago ? They’re a decent side and probably better than Iran or USA.
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Post by gonzales on Oct 28, 2022 16:55:56 GMT
He would only be missing during the group stage (first 10 days or so) I wouldn’t bet on it. Wales have done pretty well the last few years. Didn’t they get to the semis of the euros 6 years ago ? They’re a decent side and probably better than Iran or USA. And, dare I say.. Likely more than capable of beating another team in their group on their day..
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Post by socrates on Oct 28, 2022 17:10:43 GMT
I wouldn’t bet on it. Wales have done pretty well the last few years. Didn’t they get to the semis of the euros 6 years ago ? They’re a decent side and probably better than Iran or USA. And, dare I say.. Likely more than capable of beating another team in their group on their day.. Yeah I think wales will give us the toughest game and of the three. I fancy us to finish top with wales 2nd and USA 3rd
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Post by dcr on Oct 28, 2022 17:47:40 GMT
I read in a Portsmouth paper, that club's will get £10,000 per day compensation
for players playing in the world cup including the time in training camp.
which will amount to about £250,000.
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Post by socrates on Oct 28, 2022 18:28:13 GMT
I read in a Portsmouth paper, that club's will get £10,000 per day compensation for players playing in the world cup including the time in training camp. which will amount to about £250,000. Not bad although if you were relegated by a couple points and you were without your best striker for 5 weeks then £250,000 wouldn’t feel like much of a consolation.
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Post by Qatar Gas on Oct 28, 2022 18:49:26 GMT
He would only be missing during the group stage (first 10 days or so) I wouldn’t bet on it. Wales have done pretty well the last few years. Didn’t they get to the semis of the euros 6 years ago ? They’re a decent side and probably better than Iran or USA. Think they will qualify along with England. They would have to get to the quarter final for Collins to miss more than three Rovers games.
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Post by Qatar Gas on Oct 28, 2022 18:50:01 GMT
It would probably be six weeks as he’d fire them to the final, picking up the golden boot on the way. He’d then get a big money move … knowing us, it would be for 250k 250k spread over six instalments
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Post by bidefordgas on Oct 28, 2022 19:34:40 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! Tyler Roberts of QPR just returned tonight against Birmingham. Forced off after 25 minutes with a recurrence of his calf injury. A few more decent performances from Collins and he must have a great chance of making the squad in his place.
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Post by yattongas on Oct 28, 2022 19:40:16 GMT
I guess any team which has 3 or more players called up could request games to be called off, but that could mean not playing for the duration of the tournament or until sufficient players return early. Unless those rules have been suspended/changed for the World Cup? That said, clubs at our level tend to lose players for U21 games/ friendlies so probably less chance of it happening during a full World Cup, with counties playing their strongest senior squads. My biggest fear is losing Aaron to Wales for a number of weeks! Tyler Roberts of QPR just returned tonight against Birmingham. Forced off after 25 minutes with a recurrence of his calf injury. A few more decent performances from Collins and he must have a great chance of making the squad in his place. Watching the game and wondered why the lower seats weren’t being used….. www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/shocking-pictures-show-true-extent-22827307.amp
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Post by herbertblake on Oct 28, 2022 20:05:40 GMT
Collins and Hoole called up for Wales.
Sinclair late England call up which would mean Chelsea would owe us another £500k.
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Post by gulfofaden on Oct 28, 2022 20:22:38 GMT
It would probably be six weeks as he’d fire them to the final, picking up the golden boot on the way. He’d then get a big money move … knowing us, it would be for 250k That would be so rovers. The hottest property in world football and rovers accept like £250k lol. In seriousness, if he did go and scored a few goals, he might go for big money. World cups have a habit of inspiring big money moves.
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