Because it is so frustrating when the player I want to sign gets his work permit denied. I'm playing as Mansfield and so far it has happened with four decent players (Timothee Atouba, an ex-Brazilian international whose name I forget, a young Canadian goalkeeper who has just signed for Portsmouth and now Lee Chun-Soo, a Korean international) It's annoying...
Is there a way to get around work permits?
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That's easy. Hire foreign scouts, they add a lot to scouting knowledge.
As for working permits/feeder clubs... Good luck with that. In my case, board couldn't find any feeders until I got Maidenhead into Premier. Took eight season.
As for working permits/feeder clubs... Good luck with that. In my case, board couldn't find any feeders until I got Maidenhead into Premier. Took eight season.
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I've got a feeder club, Staines in the Blue Square South. How do I use them to get a work permit for other players?
I thought that was standard? :/ I've hired staff with good international backgrounds and lots of experience so that may be why. (Lundekvam as a scout, Ashton as Under 18s coach, Iwan Roberts as Under 18s manager, John Hartson, Craig Forrest and Andy Van Der Meyde as coachs and, recently, Owen Hargreaves as assistant manager)
I've been lucky then getting a feeder club pretty quick
How do I use them to get work permits though?You need to ask the board for a feeder club specifically for work permits. Look it up on google for more information
Once you're a couple of seasons in to the game, Croatia joins the EU... If you get a Croatian team as a feeder club then, you can loan a player to them for 2 years and they will gain EU Nationality/work permit.
Croatia is, I believe, the quickest country to gain this.
Croatia is, I believe, the quickest country to gain this.