FA Cup Fifth Round draw

[Charon]

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[where's les mutrie now]

Chelsea play Barca on Tuesday 20/2, so maybe just maybe they'll rest Hazard and one or two others. Be only fair since three of our defence ineligible anyway.

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

Only if we've agreed to it in the loan contracts. Which I doubt.

They’ve agreed that they can play in the Cup, because they’ve played.

 

[Steven Toast]

They’ve agreed that they can play in the Cup, because they’ve played.

Yep, but that is a different agreement than playing against your parent club, which nine times out of ten sees players ineligible.

 

[Arnold_Lane_HCFC]

Takes 3 defenders out though, in a squad with few options

Yeah, but within a couple of days there'll be more arrivals before the transfer window closes, than there are tourists at Scott Street bridge.

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

Yep, but that is a different agreement than playing against your parent club, which nine times out of ten sees players ineligible.

Do you have a link to that rule?

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Another way to look at this - as I just did - is it could quite conceivably be the last time we play at Stamford Bridge as is. I’d therefore made the decision to go, before a full 30 seconds later I realised I’m off to Edinburgh that weekend.

Arses.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Do you have a link to that rule?

It’s not a ‘rule’, it’s down to the parent club. Chelsea will decide, simple as. Conte might even want to see the 3 in action.

Unlikely cos he’ll be at Meelan next season.

 

[amberman8]

Do you have a link to that rule?

It is common practice not to let loan players play against parent club. I think 99% practice this.

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

It’s not a ‘rule’, it’s down to the parent club. Chelsea will decide, simple as. Conte might even want to see the 3 in action.

Unlikely cos he’ll be at Meelan next season.

Where does it say it’s down to the parent club?

 

[Des Head]

Do you have a link to that rule?

I'm not sure, but wasn't it up to parent clubs in the past but the rules were changed due to conflict of interests?

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Where does it say it’s down to the parent club?

I just said it doesn’t say that. Chelsea own the players, they can recall them tomorrow if they want. This has already been proven as Conte was asked if he intended to.

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

I'm not sure, but wasn't it up to parent clubs in the past but the rules were changed due to conflict of interests?

They can’t play against parent clubs in the PL but can in the FA Cup.

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

I just said it doesn’t say that. Chelsea own the players, they can recall them tomorrow if they want. This has already been proven as Conte was asked if he intended to.

Can they recall them in February?

 

[Amin Arrears]

I'm not sure, but wasn't it up to parent clubs in the past but the rules were changed due to conflict of interests?

Was about to post that. It's now a FIFA or UEFA rule.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

They can’t play against parent clubs in the PL but can in the FA Cup.

Off tangent but I think that rule is pathetic, shows how unconfident we are about players not being honest.

 

[Des Head]

They can’t play against parent clubs in the PL but can in the FA Cup.

Yeah, you're right. Section 7.2 of rule M.6.

 

[Rock'n'Roll]

Looks like very unlucky draw, but who knows who is unlucky one. Only the match will tell

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Was about to post that. It's now a FIFA or UEFA rule.

So how do all loan players in Italy play against their parent club?

 

[Charon]

How could we tell if Hector was playing **** on purpose

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

Can they recall them in February?

It’s not February.