Skywarden
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I hope the delay has nothing to do with the pending assault charge he has in Argentina
I keep reading about this but haven't seen a good source yet. Mind sharing one?
I hope the delay has nothing to do with the pending assault charge he has in Argentina
I keep reading about this but haven't seen a good source yet. Mind sharing one?
Surely that's only if he goes back to the country. They wouldn't have the jurisdiction to force him back to Argentina. Of course I'm not a lawyer and I know nothing about this kind of thingThe Mirror seems to be about the most solid out there: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/manchester-uniteds-marcos-rojo-could-4097649
I don't understand how he was able to sign a contract if he wasn't legally allowed to work here.
Surely that's only if he goes back to the country. They wouldn't have the jurisdiction to force him back to Argentina. Of course I'm not a lawyer and I know nothing about this kind of thing
We could do with a bit more bottle at the moment.The Mirror seems to be about the most solid out there: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/manchester-uniteds-marcos-rojo-could-4097649
Well, bring an Argentina international not being able to go to his home country isn't great, but that's by the by. If there is a genuine open case and if it's serious enough that it could carry a custodial sentence, then you can quite see why that could screw up his work permit application.
On the other hand, the UK and Argentina hate each other... what better way to piss them off than by effectively giving a fugitive asylum!
We could do with a bit more bottle at the moment.
Cracking.
Are you suggesting we actually starting bottling opponents during matches?
I think you could be on to something...
Didn't we already confirm the transfer and everything though? What happens if he doesn't get it, is he just stuck on our squad list and we're out 16m or does he go back to Sporting and we get back Nani and the money? Weird situation really
He must have been back to Argentina loads of times playing for the NT, why didn't he get arrested? It's hard for me to get past the idea that this is just a wind up: 2+2=5 from the press, or a similar wind-up from a compensation lawyer who has discovered that Rojo has just won the lottery.
Contrived, but brilliant ideaSurely a few bribes to the right people can get this sorted. Kim Jong Un is a fan, can't he get North Korean citizenship and then seek political asylum?
"The transfer window deadline is on Monday evening but, as the deal is done and a work permit secured, the player can be registered with the Premier League after it closes."
Phewww!
Surely a few bribes to the right people can get this sorted. Kim Jong Un is a fan, can't he get North Korean citizenship and then seek political asylum?
How come he could play for Sporting Lisbon and yet is having problems joining us? Seeing as we're both in the EU? I'd have thought any problem here would have also been a problem there?
Maybe is needs something of the Argentinians to say there isn't any reason a visa can't be granted.Agreed.
Also, am I missing something? I thought the permit to work here is granted not by Argentina but by the UK government?
The Mirror seems to be about the most solid out there: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/manchester-uniteds-marcos-rojo-could-4097649
He must have been back to Argentina loads of times playing for the NT, why didn't he get arrested? It's hard for me to get past the idea that this is just a wind up: 2+2=5 from the press, or a similar wind-up from a compensation lawyer who has discovered that Rojo has just won the lottery.
Is he gonna be on the other side of the world during the international break and come back knackered? Be typical of our season if he did.
They are playing Germany on Wednesday. I forgot to check where. It is same kick off or round about as Englands so I presume in Germany.Is he gonna be on the other side of the world during the international break and come back knackered? Be typical of our season if he did.