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[The Philosopher]

Former Southend player signs for Coventry City

Former Southend United player, Abel Alabi, has put pen to paper on his first professional contract with EFL Championship side Coventry City in the past week where the youngster described it as a…

waterford-news.ie

News story from the other day that Abel Alabi has signed. (I can’t remember this been official anywhere).

Anyway.

This season will be biblical.

Means our last two signings have been Kane & Abel.

 

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[EalingSB]

Former Southend player signs for Coventry City

Former Southend United player, Abel Alabi, has put pen to paper on his first professional contract with EFL Championship side Coventry City in the past week where the youngster described it as a…

waterford-news.ie

News story from the other day that Abel Alabi has signed. (I can’t remember this been official anywhere).

Anyway.

This season will be biblical.

Means our last two signings have been Kane & Abel.

We’ll have to start running out to Genesis …

 

[Otis]

It's already biblical. We have God (Vik) and the Devil (Bright)

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

And Michael rose the boat ashore

 

[RegiswasGod]

Good Job

 

[Bernie Rhodes Nose]

Good Job

And Regis was god

 

[wingy]

And Michael rose the boat ashore

Hallelujah!!
Amen to that!!

Edit-thats my best effort after emerging from'The Land of Nod'.

 

[shmmeee]

Can’t believe we’ve missed God(den)

 

[russellwhippet]

Tyer Walker on water.

 

[SkyBlueSam01]

Robins taking us to the promised land

 

[usskyblue]

That cross from god last week

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

That cross from god last week

It’s Matt De Bruyne

 

[usskyblue]

It’s Matt De Bruyne

Pretty sure it’s Dick Emery m8

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

Inter Milan’s Kevin Zefi dazzles for U17s as Ireland cut English ties

Was this really the first competitive international fixture with no Ireland player involved tied to an English club?

www.irishexaminer.com

“As the rules stand, if you’re under 18 you can’t move to a UK club.”

Even an English passport isn’t a ticket to ancient routes for a talented Irish 16-year-old.

“We’d a young guy from UCD at Crystal Palace recently. His dad is English and they got a passport for the kid, but he still can’t sign. The Brexit rules as they are haven't even made provisions for an under-18 guy with an English passport moving back to England. It’s a big culture shock for schoolboy clubs, for agents, for parents.”

If I’m understanding this correctly he can’t “officially” play for us until he’s 18 which means he’s going to miss out on a year and half of football…

 

[Legia Sky Blue]

No such thing as an English passport.

 

[SBAndy]

Inter Milan’s Kevin Zefi dazzles for U17s as Ireland cut English ties

Was this really the first competitive international fixture with no Ireland player involved tied to an English club?

www.irishexaminer.com

If I’m understanding this correctly he can’t “officially” play for us until he’s 18 which means he’s going to miss out on a year and half of football…

Is that why he’s been playing as a trialist so often?

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

Afaik he hasn’t played any 18s or 23s league games. Only friendlies

 

[Legia Sky Blue]

Makes absolutely no sense. There are no restrictions on movement between Ireland and UK, amongst British and Irish citizens, regardless of Brexit. Dinanga has been playing hasn't he?

 

[Winny the Bish]

Makes absolutely no sense. There are no restrictions on movement between Ireland and UK, amongst British and Irish citizens, regardless of Brexit. Dinanga has been playing hasn't he?

Dinanga is 19.

 

[better days]

Don't know the full details but surely someone with a British passport can't legally be prevented from taking part in activities in Britain
Can't see how Brexit can affect things if the lad has a British passport and is living in the UK
It wasn't clear to me from the article unless I'm even more stupid than I thought

 

[PatrickSkyBlues]

Don't know the full details but surely someone with a British passport can't legally be prevented from taking part in activities in Britain
Can't see how Brexit can affect things if the lad has a British passport and is living in the UK
It wasn't clear to me from the article unless I'm even more stupid than I thought

How would they have British passports? Ireland isn’t in britain. If you’re talking about Dinanga and co.

 

[better days]

How would they have British passports? Ireland isn’t in britain. If you’re talking about Dinanga and co.

Talking about Alabi who apparently has a British passport
But in any case Irish nationals have always been able to live, work and vote in the UK under the terms of the Independence settlement 100 years or so back