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Leeds fielded too many loan players ?

I can't believe people are going on about this - Leeds point deductions aren't going to help us stay in this division.

ORM I'm sorry but that is a pile of poo. Our survivial is in our hands but we also need the other teams to perform badly and not pick up points. As it is I think that even Leeds are unlikely to have made such a basic rickett so soon after a fine for a similar offence.
 
I can't believe people are going on about this - Leeds point deductions aren't going to help us stay in this division.
agree that its in our own hands but they are on level points with us of course it would helped if they were deducted pionts
 
i say dock all teams with an L in their names 10 points that seems fair

This is the new look table under your new ruling

1 Derby 40 16 76
2 Birmingham 39 23 74
3 Preston 39 14 68
4 West Brom 40 21 67
5 Sunderland 40 22 63
6 Southampton 40 19 63
7 Cardiff 40 11 63
8 Stoke 40 16 61
9 Sheff Wed 40 0 56
10 Wolverhampton 40 -2 56
11 Coventry 40 -9 52
12 Ipswich 40 0 51
13 Norwich 39 -11 50
14 Colchester 40 12 49
15 Crystal Palace 40 4 45
16 Plymouth 39 -2 42
17 QPR 39 -15 40
18 Southend 40 -23 39
19 Leicester 39 -9 36
20 Hull 40 -13 34
21 Burnley 38 -5 32
22 Barnsley 40 -25 31
23 Leeds 40 -24 29
24 Luton 40 -20 27
 
Leeds loan players

Players on loan from non-English clubs don't count as loans but as being on short term contracts. Therefore Ankergen and Thompson aren't included in the 5-loanee rule. Matt Heath signed on a permanent deal in January, so Leeds' five loan players on Friday were Michalik, Gray, Kishishev, Stack and Johnson.
 
Players on loan from non-English clubs don't count as loans but as being on short term contracts. Therefore Ankergen and Thompson aren't included in the 5-loanee rule. Matt Heath signed on a permanent deal in January, so Leeds' five loan players on Friday were Michalik, Gray, Kishishev, Stack and Johnson.

So it's just the spirit of the ruling they have broken. That to me is key in this.
 
Players on loan from non-English clubs don't count as loans but as being on short term contracts. Therefore Ankergen and Thompson aren't included in the 5-loanee rule. Matt Heath signed on a permanent deal in January, so Leeds' five loan players on Friday were Michalik, Gray, Kishishev, Stack and Johnson.


Spot on . Just spoke to the Football League player admin dep't and it is 5 players on the team sheet on domestic loans .

**** ...!

time to close this thread
 
That's not in the spirit of things Leeds! Short term contracts. Tsk indeed.

Guess we will have to stay up by winning some games now.... :eek:
 
So it's just the spirit of the ruling they have broken. That to me is key in this.

I'd query whether the only spirit broken is that of the ruling: how can you have a team spirit when you have so many players playing on temporary contracts and no long term commitment to the club?
 
I'd query whether the only spirit broken is that of the ruling: how can you have a team spirit when you have so many players playing on temporary contracts and no long term commitment to the club?

That is spot on, I've always maintained that we will avoid relegation as we are one of the few clubs at the business end of the table who have kept faith with the manager and our current crop of players........

If only there was a 'super' Billy Paynter to come off the bench... ahh a topic for another thread :rolleyes:
 
That is spot on, I've always maintained that we will avoid relegation as we are one of the few clubs at the business end of the table who have kept faith with the manager and our current crop of players........

If only there was a 'super' Billy Paynter to come off the bench... ahh a topic for another thread :rolleyes:

Interestingly (or not), we didn't actually keep faith in the same crop of players who got us promoted. The likes of Francis, Clarke, Paynter and JCR all had stuttering starts to their Southend careers. Had they been given more time to integrate, we may well have been able to carry over our momentum. In particular, Lewis Hunt should have started the season at right-back ahead of Francis, and had Bentley stayed he'd have deserved a starting place ahead of both the want-away Guttridge and the running-into-blind-alley JCR.

I'd even go as far as to say that Wayne Gray may well have started the season up front, although I'd expect his championship career to have been short.
 
I'd query whether the only spirit broken is that of the ruling: how can you have a team spirit when you have so many players playing on temporary contracts and no long term commitment to the club?

Which is exactly why they got relegated from the Premiership in the first place.
 

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