Coast Football Ramble Podcast

[Big Al]

Interesting suggestion. I don’t love it but it does open up some possibilities.

It’s what i was thinking would work best for the club. Especially if the wage goes with it or part of the wages

 

[FFC Mariner]

Can you loan between AL clubs? I didn't think you could

 

[JoyfulPenguin]

Can you loan between AL clubs? I didn't think you could

Yeah you can now, brought in a few years ago.

 

[shipwreck]

Writing has been on the wall for a while. No updates on John's injury, not even an announcement of an injury.

My money is on him going

 

[sydmariner]

Can you loan between AL clubs? I didn't think you could

DDS got loaned to the aerial shits a few years ago.

 

[priorpeter]

Yeah you can now, brought in a few years ago.

My understanding is that loans between A-League clubs are only allowed if the player is u23, and eligible to represent Australia.

 

[shipwreck]

That does sound right...

Would be a great way for the clubs that are owned by multiple owners to absolutely rout the system (more than they already do) if not

 

[Corsair]

- Once rehabbed cut Moresche loose (pay out), team has moved on etc. pretty scummy and I don’t like it. Not sure if there’s any hurdles to doing that.

Please explain.

 

[Corsair]

Kelechi is goneski IMO. What are the rules for NPL with visa players? Could we play him in that team for half a season?

 

[JoyfulPenguin]

My understanding is that loans between A-League clubs are only allowed if the player is u23, and eligible to represent Australia.

I thought it was further loosened when the APL got control, but I could be wrong.

 

[AJames]

Kelechi is goneski IMO. What are the rules for NPL with visa players? Could we play him in that team for half a season?

Not sure that academy structures allow for it, plus he’s 24.

 

[Big Al]

My understanding is that loans between A-League clubs are only allowed if the player is u23, and eligible to represent Australia.

This is from Aug 22

Football Australia adopts new FIFA and domestic loan provisions for professional players

Football Australia today confirmed that they have adopted the recently implemented FIFA loan provisions and specific

www.footballaustralia.com.au

Men’s domestic loan limits mirror the FIFA international loan limits, with A-League clubs being permitted two intra-league loans out and two intra-league loans in as part of the total domestic limits (i.e. only two players loaned in and two players loaned out between A-League clubs at anyone time) .

 

[turbo]

Please explain.

Not sure what you want explained. It’s one possible way they might look to resolve the excess visa players situation. If everything was rosy elsewhere it may be easier to say we don’t need the player coming back from a long term injury who isn’t integrated into this seasons squad. I don’t think it would happen and aside from being generally scummy there may be rules or pfa issues in doing so I’m not sure. But it is one potential road to resolve the issue. You’ll notice I listed a bunch of alternatives.

 

[Corsair]

Not sure what you want explained. It’s one possible way they might look to resolve the excess visa players situation. If everything was rosy elsewhere it may be easier to say we don’t need the player coming back from a long term injury who isn’t integrated into this seasons squad. I don’t think it would happen and aside from being generally scummy there may be rules or pfa issues in doing so I’m not sure. But it is one potential road to resolve the issue. You’ll notice I listed a bunch of alternatives.

Understood all the others but couldn't see this ever happening so wanted to know your reasoning behind it. Gelled well last season and has been close to the squad during rehab, he'll be back and is highly anticipated. Couldn't see him being sold tbh and we are contractually bound anyway. Plus Monty has been singing his praises.

By contrast wtf do we know about Kelechi, has he even played a game for us? I can't recall.

Surely you don't sign that many CB's and not expect attrition...

 

[LG__]

My understanding is that loans between A-League clubs are only allowed if the player is u23, and eligible to represent Australia.

Has this rule ever been used besides Danny De Silva to Sydney from us ?

 

[priorpeter]

Has this rule ever been used besides Danny De Silva to Sydney from us ?

I seem to recall Noah James going on loan from Newcastle to WSW a year or 2 ago. DDS was the first such loan though.

 

[turbo]

Understood all the others but couldn't see this ever happening so wanted to know your reasoning behind it.

Just looking at all the angles. I do think and hope that one is unlikely.

On the CBs thing I don’t know if they expected Triantis to be a regular so early in his time here and Monty didn’t seem impressed with Hall early on for some reason possibly beyond the Aus cup game so it’s probably fair to say they expected Kaltak and Kelichi to be our go to CBs but it hasn’t worked out that way. Interesting times ahead.

 

[JoyfulPenguin]

Has this rule ever been used besides Danny De Silva to Sydney from us ?

Remy Najjarine went from City to the Jets on loan as well.

 

[JoyfulPenguin]

Remy Najjarine went from City to the Jets on loan as well.

Lucas Mauragis is on loan to the Phoenix from the Jets this year as well.

 

[Ozhammer]

Lucas Mauragis is on loan to the Phoenix from the Jets this year as well.

There was a young CB loaned to the Roar by Victory last season or the one before iirc. Surname was Slavic sounding and began with an M (Milinaric I think).