Brad guzan released ?

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Hythe tiger

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Was just listening to talksport and thought I heard brad guzan has been released by villa, apologies if Im wrong as my wife typically started talking at the crucial moment, if true I think he d be worth grabbing hold off especially as he is free. Also confirmed Trevor Carson released by Sunderland .
 
Although I know what you are saying here ...... will their wages be something City ........ or more to the point the Allams could contemplate?
 
Why would a footballer have problems getting a work permit when they earn £1000's and therefore pay a lot of money into the system. Sorry if I'm being naive <confused>
 
Tigress said:
Why would a footballer have problems getting a work permit when they earn £1000's and therefore pay a lot of money into the system. Sorry if I'm being naive <confused>
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It's not really about paying money into the system, it's to do with how much they've worked from what I can gather. For example, no matter how much money Man City offer to pay someone from say Brazil, if they haven't played a certain number of games at International level then the government department, I think it's the Home Office, wouldn't give a work permit. Occasionally there is certain circumstances that allow them to bypass this, but it's all very technical.
Although with Guzan I think he might be ok to get a new permit as he's played enough games at club level.
Ok I think i've confused myself now & can't get back onto my original thought but i'm sure that there's someone on here who can put it in simple terms.
 
Brucebones said:
It's not really about paying money into the system, it's to do with how much they've worked from what I can gather. For example, no matter how much money Man City offer to pay someone from say Brazil, if they haven't played a certain number of games at International level then the government department, I think it's the Home Office, wouldn't give a work permit. Occasionally there is certain circumstances that allow them to bypass this, but it's all very technical.
Although with Guzan I think he might be ok to get a new permit as he's played enough games at club level.
Ok I think i've confused myself now & can't get back onto my original thought but i'm sure that there's someone on here who can put it in simple terms.
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Ha ha ha thanks...I think :smiley:
 
Er, I disagree...thought he was good for us. Not quite up there with Vito but improved with games under his belt.
 
I thought Guzan was ok, at present any keeper would be a 100% improvement on our current goalkeeping options!
 
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