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Gameweek 26 DGW Transfer Thread

NabyLadistheman · 2021-02-21 23:05:23

So we’ve a double gameweek which people could not prepare properly for as the fixtures were not announced until after the previous GW deadline, surely a first for FPL! Despite this plenty wildcarded with a view to bench boosting. My conundrum is as follows: I have Salah, Sterling, Gund, Bruno & Raphina. One of my three…

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#242 28-02-2021 9:05pm
Ace2007

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Shedite27 wrote: »

It's not a rule but somethign that tends to be written into most loan agreements. Lingard was ineleigible when West Ham played Man U in the cup a few weeks back for this same reason.

Loftus Cheek, Batshuai, Gallagher and Ampadu missed their games V Chelsea. Barkely was injured but assume the same would have happened. Walcott didn't play V Everton, or Harrison V City

it is actually a rule

https://www.goal.com/en-om/news/football-loan-transfer-rules-premier-league-guidelines/1kbkbnfluqauo1jpdowcm1pimp

Leagues with regulations that prohibit a loan player playing against their parent clubs include the English Premier League[2] and the Portuguese Primeira Liga[3]. In these leagues, clubs have no say about the matter and are restricted to accepting the regulations that no loaned player shall face their parent club.

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