And then retire by playing their final seasons for the San Jose Quakes
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ochbye:Hehe, funny how the two least appreciated dutch clubs become the whores of PL teams
Roda is best known for being german, teams full of unknown african players and their atmosphere lacking stadium.. They were always voted last in well liked clubs (apart from their 1995-2000 years)
Not sure if spurs will benefit much from this. Vitesse only costs money as well afaik
However, they played CL as often as spurs
Roda is best known for being german, teams full of unknown african players and their atmosphere lacking stadium.. They were always voted last in well liked clubs (apart from their 1995-2000 years)
Not sure if spurs will benefit much from this. Vitesse only costs money as well afaik
However, they played CL as often as spurs
I think he'll be fine - the criteria is:
How is it established that the player is an international player of the highest calibre?
In order to establish on an initial application that the player is an international player of the highest calibre the following criteria must be met:
- A player must have player for his country in at least 75% of its competitive A team matches of which he was available for selection, during the two years preceding the date of the application
- The player’s country must be at or above 70th place in the official FIFA world rankings when averaged over the two years preceding the date of the application
"Sorry kid, I gotta send you down to the 'Miners' for another year."
