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Postby Blue2 » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:39 am

Manchester City will today ask the Premier League for special dispensation to bring Joe Hart back for the rest of the season.

FIFA and Premier League rules on temporary transfers would normally prevent the Blues from recalling Hart – who again starred for Birmingham against Aston Villa on Sunday.

But City are now without their top three keepers, after Shay Given dislocated his shoulder at Arsenal, and with Stuart Taylor recovering from a knee operation and Hart on loan.

The Blues may be able to ask permission to bring in an emergency goalkeeper on loan, a possibility in exceptional circumstances.

And they will argue that if they would be allowed to bring in a keeper from another club, it makes little sense to be prevented from recalling one of their own keepers from a loan.

They will make out a case that their situation is unprecedented but even if the league's board agrees, it would need a rubber-stamp from FIFA and the agreement of Birmingham and Hart himself to complete the recall.

Given is out for the season, and could even be missing at the start of next season as medical staff assess the extent of his injury.

That would mean Hart is almost certain to be recalled in the summer to be City number one.

But with current number two Stuart Taylor only resuming training this week after a knee operation, the Blues are left with just Faroe Islands international Gunnar Nielsen – with just 25 minutes of top-level experience – and rookie Columbian keeper David Gonzalez.

City's view is that the loss of their top three goalkeepers, two to injury and one on loan, constitutes an emergency.

But the league is likely to point out that Nielsen is a professional keeper, a Faroe Islands international, and played Conference football on loan at Wrexham last season.
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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Alex Sapphire » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:50 am

not sure that wouldn't be an unfair advantage.
they'll prolly let us get someone in though
I wonder if this lad's available?

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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Blue Blood » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:51 am

He's our player, we are in a goalkeeping crisis, we should be allowed to recall him.

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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Wooders » Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:52 am

as said in the article, it wouldn't make sense if we're allowed to get an emergency keeper to not be allowed to recall our own, and pass the problem onto brum - especially with McLeish's mouthing off lately
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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Martinez » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:01 am

There's no way they'll let us bring someone in at this point, whether he's ours on loan or not. Have we ever succeeded in appealing for anything, ever?
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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Alex Sapphire » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:29 am

there has to be a recall clause in Joe's loan agreement to allow this even to be considered.
From reading around, there is no such clause in the agreement, so the earliest he can come back is the end of the season.
The PL rules do say a loan can be considered in "exceptional circumstances", which are defined as having NO GK in the squad.
Hiding to nothing I'd say.
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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Ted Hughes » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:34 am

Anyone know what the precedents are, if any, for this kind of thing? If we can point to someone else getting similar treatment then it's likely we'll succeed but if not, there's very little chance they'll allow us to be the first.
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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby ant london » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:38 am

I saw the title and thought we were talking about.....

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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Ted Hughes » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:40 am

ant london wrote:I saw the title and thought we were talking about.....

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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby avoidconfusion » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:51 am

Alex Sapphire wrote:there has to be a recall clause in Joe's loan agreement to allow this even to be considered.
From reading around, there is no such clause in the agreement,


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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Alex Sapphire » Mon Apr 26, 2010 10:53 am

Ted Hughes wrote:Anyone know what the precedents are, if any, for this kind of thing? If we can point to someone else getting similar treatment then it's likely we'll succeed but if not, there's very little chance they'll allow us to be the first.


when Steve Hunt stoved in Cech and Cudicini's heads, Chelski had Hilario and didnt add.

we brought in Budge a few years back, but that was during the window

Chester, however were allowed to loan a lad from Rochdale after they lost their "only senior keeper", Danby to injury.

depends whether they see Gunner as a "senior/professional footballer" or a kid.
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Re: City to ask permission for Joe to come back

Postby Esky » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:07 am

Liverpool brought in Paul Jones on an emergency loan when both Dudek and Kirkland were injured. Houllier didn't trust their untried youngster (Patrice Luzi - who'd played about 20 minutes of football) with the first team spot.

I think this happened outside of the windows as it was a big deal at the time. Hopefully we strike lucky too.
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Postby Nick » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:09 am

TBH if they allow us to do that, why cant we have joe back?

Who would take Jamo on a loan?

The important piece of info is that Gonsalez is also injuried (or so we say lol).
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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby john@staustell » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:12 am

David James would be a good shout. Pompey would do anything to save a few quid and get a hire fee, no doubt.

However it may be that he will have faith in the Viking and just wants cover for him.

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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby Nick » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:14 am

I do feel sorry for Weaver's lookalike. I hope he doesnt affect his confidence!

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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby Goaters 103 » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:16 am

Ideally it would be Hart but I think we need Birmingham's co-operation - put it this way if they dont play ball they can ...
a) Kiss goodbye to any hope of any help from us ever again
b) Make themselves a very powerful enemy which they really dont want to do
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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby john@staustell » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:19 am

Nick wrote:I do feel sorry for Weaver's lookalike. I hope he doesnt affect his confidence!

COME ON GUNNAR!


He´s very young mate, even though he looks like an experienced norse raider. I´m sure he´s realistic enough about the situation. Besides he´s probably over the moon at making his debut and already looking far better than all Arsenal´s keepers!
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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby mr_nool » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:33 am

john@staustell wrote:
Nick wrote:I do feel sorry for Weaver's lookalike. I hope he doesnt affect his confidence!

COME ON GUNNAR!


He´s very young mate, even though he looks like an experienced norse raider. I´m sure he´s realistic enough about the situation. Besides he´s probably over the moon at making his debut and already looking far better than all Arsenal´s keepers!


He's one year older than Hart ...
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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby john@staustell » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:35 am

mr_nool wrote:
john@staustell wrote:
Nick wrote:I do feel sorry for Weaver's lookalike. I hope he doesnt affect his confidence!

COME ON GUNNAR!


He´s very young mate, even though he looks like an experienced norse raider. I´m sure he´s realistic enough about the situation. Besides he´s probably over the moon at making his debut and already looking far better than all Arsenal´s keepers!


He's one year older than Hart ...


Hart is very young too!! Luckily he went to a modern, forward-thinking, progressive club at an early age!!! ;-)
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Re: SSN: City make formal request for emergency keeper loan

Postby sweenyuk » Mon Apr 26, 2010 11:39 am

Nick wrote:I do feel sorry for Weaver's lookalike. I hope he doesnt affect his confidence!

COME ON GUNNAR!

Even if we stick with Gunnar, we have no one for the bench. We need another keeper for the last 3 games, if we can't get Hart which I doubt we will be able to, then we need someone who is willing to stay for 3 games, so that will only be a reserve goalie at best
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