inter sign mcdonald mariga

[10.Goater_Legend]

http://www.inter.it/aas/hp?L=en

I'm quite gutted tbh

:(

[CITYSTEVEDON]

http://inter.it/aas/news/reader?N=47198&L=it

so its ok for inter to sign the player, but not us. mind he didnt waste any time in getting a new club. this need s to be looked at, we could get a work permit but inter just sign him

[carl_feedthegoat]

http://www.inter.it/aas/hp?L=en

I'm quite gutted tbh

:(

AND MAY GO ON TO BECOME A WONDER SIGNING.

IM NOT HAPPY EITHER.

[CityGer]

http://inter.it/aas/news/reader?N=47198&L=it

so its ok for inter to sign the player, but not us. mind he didnt waste any time in getting a new club. this need s to be looked at, we could get a work permit but inter just sign him

As an employee of Parma, I presume he already has a permit to work in Italy.

[10.Goater_Legend]

Watch him go on to be the new Essien now.

[The Man In Blue]

cheeky twats.

[sandman]

It does say on that site under a co-ownership deal, I wonder if this was the setback?

[Kiss_The_Goat]

Serves us right. Why leave it and therefore any appeal to hours before the deadline closes?! Fukcing stupid! Someone gets paid a fortune to perform cock ups like this.
Its like Mido all over again!

[DoomMerchant]

sad news is we were first choice, but couldn't land him.

cheers

[CityFanFromRome]

http://inter.it/aas/news/reader?N=47198&L=it

so its ok for inter to sign the player, but not us. mind he didnt waste any time in getting a new club. this need s to be looked at, we could get a work permit but inter just sign him

As an employee of Parma, I presume he already has a permit to work in Italy.

There's no need for a work permit in Italy. I think UK is the only European nation where you need a work permit, in Italy there's only a rule that you can't sign more than one (or two? I can't remember) extra-EU player from abroad per season. No restrictions on signing extra-EU players already in the country.

[Mark (Blue Army)]

http://www.inter.it/aas/hp?L=en

I'm quite gutted tbh

:(

Typical city.....

[Blue Blood]

Jammy bastards! still if the git does the business at inter, we can always sign him once he gets an eu passport.

[Slim]

I think Argentine players have some sort of grandfather clause with Italy that allows them dual citizenship. Don't think it applies to the rest of the EU though.

[david yearsley]

Called the Schengen treaty and we aren´t signed up to it - Home office still hypocritical cnuts though and I have no doubt a rag bureaucrat put the Kybosh on this - he´ll turn out a star I can just see it

[bergomi]

Hi to everyone,

I'm an Inter fan, but I'm following this forum and I'm watching City with sympathy since Mancio took over. I just wanted to point something out:

It's not Man City who did something wrong, it's your FA which blocked the transfer of Mariga to Man City (and the rules your FA has).

To buy a foreign, non-EU player there are two rules:
1. He must have played with it's national team at least 75% of the games in a season (this was OK, since he played 98% I think)
2. The player must be from a country which is positioned above the 70th place in FIFA ranking (Kenya is on 98th place)

In Italy is a rule that the teams can buy only 1 non-EU player from outside of Italy (per season) - but the clubs can buy all the non-EU players from within Italy as they wish.

It's not that somebody did something wrong regarding the transfer - it just wasn't possible.

[Wonderwall]

Hi to everyone,

I'm an Inter fan, but I'm following this forum and I'm watching City with sympathy since Mancio took over. I just wanted to point something out:

It's not Man City who did something wrong, it's your FA which blocked the transfer of Mariga to Man City (and the rules your FA has).

To buy a foreign, non-EU player there are two rules:
1. He must have played with it's national team at least 75% of all games
2. The player must be from a country which is positioned above the 70th place in FIFA ranking (Kenya is on 98th place)
3. If the player is signing for Manchester United, it doesnt matter where he is from or whether he is an international or not

In Italy is a rule that the teams can buy only 1 non-EU player from outside of Italy per season - but the clubs can buy non-EU players from within Italy.

It's not that somebody did something wrong regarding the transfer - it just wasn't possible.

welcome mate, but there is a 3rd rule we have in england

[edge275]

Hi to everyone,

I'm an Inter fan, but I'm following this forum and I'm watching City with sympathy since Mancio took over. I just wanted to point something out:

It's not Man City who did something wrong, it's your FA which blocked the transfer of Mariga to Man City (and the rules your FA has).

To buy a foreign, non-EU player there are two rules:
1. He must have played with it's national team at least 75% of the games in a season (this was OK, since he played 98% I think)
2. The player must be from a country which is positioned above the 70th place in FIFA ranking (Kenya is on 98th place)

In Italy is a rule that the teams can buy only 1 non-EU player from outside of Italy (per season) - but the clubs can buy all the non-EU players from within Italy as they wish.

It's not that somebody did something wrong regarding the transfer - it just wasn't possible.

If the deal was not possible, then why did we follow him around like a lapdog and why do other English teams seem to get away signing such players without following the above two rules?

Stinks of hypocrisy but I think questions need to be asked of Cook and Marwood and our legal team.

[MaineRoadMemories]

should of signed him and then loaned him to inter for a year. that would have been smart business.

[Kladze]

Hi to everyone,

I'm an Inter fan, but I'm following this forum and I'm watching City with sympathy since Mancio took over. I just wanted to point something out:

It's not Man City who did something wrong, it's your FA which blocked the transfer of Mariga to Man City (and the rules your FA has).

To buy a foreign, non-EU player there are two rules:
1. He must have played with it's national team at least 75% of all games
2. The player must be from a country which is positioned above the 70th place in FIFA ranking (Kenya is on 98th place)
3. If the player is signing for Manchester U***d, it doesnt matter where he is from or whether he is an international or not

In Italy is a rule that the teams can buy only 1 non-EU player from outside of Italy per season - but the clubs can buy non-EU players from within Italy.

It's not that somebody did something wrong regarding the transfer - it just wasn't possible.

welcome mate, but there is a 3rd rule we have in england

PMSL

[Chinners]

Ha ha WW, and sadly true