Is Duncan castles reliable?
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Mostly - yes
Examples of him being right ahead of time?
Right now I only trust anything from Ali Gold, The Athletic, or Spurscommmunity.
Spurscommunity? LOLLOLOLOL
Don't insult the forum where I'm an admin, or your yellow card could soon turn red.
Re: Duncan Castles - literally every time I've heard his name it's in relation to being Mourinho's "mouthpiece" 
(e.g. Asking Duncan Castles about being Mourinho's PR... - Football News -) so I assume he has good info from Mourinho's side. That doesn't mean he gets transfers right because he doesn't know anything about the club, just what Mourinho wants (or rather, what Mourinho wants out to the press).
(e.g. Asking Duncan Castles about being Mourinho's PR... - Football News -) so I assume he has good info from Mourinho's side. That doesn't mean he gets transfers right because he doesn't know anything about the club, just what Mourinho wants (or rather, what Mourinho wants out to the press).
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Looks like Lille is going down the tank and will have to sell a lot of players in January. 9 figures in debt after the Osimhen and Gabriel sales last summer and the owner looks to be forced to sell the club.
Who wants to go shopping in Lille?
Who wants to go shopping in Lille?
Quite a bit of talent there especially in attack and midfield
From 1 January, all players moving to England from overseas must be at least 18 years old, and qualify for entry through a points-based system.
However, through their City Football Group umbrella, the owners of Manchester City already have a significant stake in three clubs still in the European Union - Girona, Lommel SK and Troyes AC, who play in the second divisions in Spain, Belgium and France respectively.
Chelsea, meanwhile, have a very close relationship with Vitesse Arnhem - who are fourth in the Dutch top division - sending numerous players there on loan, including England international Mason Mount.
The new rules forbid English clubs signing under-18s, but there would be nothing to prevent those 'partners' doing it on their behalf.
However, through their City Football Group umbrella, the owners of Manchester City already have a significant stake in three clubs still in the European Union - Girona, Lommel SK and Troyes AC, who play in the second divisions in Spain, Belgium and France respectively.
Chelsea, meanwhile, have a very close relationship with Vitesse Arnhem - who are fourth in the Dutch top division - sending numerous players there on loan, including England international Mason Mount.
The new rules forbid English clubs signing under-18s, but there would be nothing to prevent those 'partners' doing it on their behalf.
So what you are saying is that we need to get a continental partner. Got it.From 1 January, all players moving to England from overseas must be at least 18 years old, and qualify for entry through a points-based system.
However, through their City Football Group umbrella, the owners of Manchester City already have a significant stake in three clubs still in the European Union - Girona, Lommel SK and Troyes AC, who play in the second divisions in Spain, Belgium and France respectively.
Chelsea, meanwhile, have a very close relationship with Vitesse Arnhem - who are fourth in the Dutch top division - sending numerous players there on loan, including England international Mason Mount.
The new rules forbid English clubs signing under-18s, but there would be nothing to prevent those 'partners' doing it on their behalf.
We have to wait on him to be eligible before we can make a plan.
Brexit rules put clubs at 'disadvantage'
Manchester United's head of academy Nick Cox says Premier League clubs will be disadvantaged by new Brexit rules on signing young players from overseas clubs.
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How many under 18s do English clubs sign from abroad? Can’t be many.From 1 January, all players moving to England from overseas must be at least 18 years old, and qualify for entry through a points-based system.
However, through their City Football Group umbrella, the owners of Manchester City already have a significant stake in three clubs still in the European Union - Girona, Lommel SK and Troyes AC, who play in the second divisions in Spain, Belgium and France respectively.
Chelsea, meanwhile, have a very close relationship with Vitesse Arnhem - who are fourth in the Dutch top division - sending numerous players there on loan, including England international Mason Mount.
The new rules forbid English clubs signing under-18s, but there would be nothing to prevent those 'partners' doing it on their behalf.
"United's current Under-18 squad contains nine players born outside the UK"
I assumed it would be a lot less, otherwise the clubs would t have agreed to it.
Have a read of that link. This new rule looks like it will be applied to the have nots, just like FFP