| Don't know if this has been discussed ... 21:46 - Nov 13 with 1675 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
How many of our squad will need work permits after we leave the EU (assuming there is no deal that gives temporary residency rights) and will they get them?
Bart
Knudsen
Cotter (unless there are different rules for Ireland)
I wonder how that compares with other squads in our league. I presume (in a no deal situation) the Government would start deporting them mid-season, although the foreign office may be very busy at that point. |  |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:51 - Nov 13 with 1667 views | LeagueOne |
None if they reside here. Irish citizens already have the right to live, work, vote, stand for Parliament and so on within the U.K.
"If you’re a European Union (EU) citizen, you and your family will be able to apply to get either settled or pre-settled status. This will mean you can continue living in the UK after December 2020.
You will not need to apply if:
you’re an Irish citizen
you have indefinite leave to remain in the UK
you have indefinite leave to enter the UK - for example, you have a Returning Resident visa"
https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families |  |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:53 - Nov 13 with 1654 views | gordon |
A no-deal Brexit could work quite well for us, in that sense. |  | | |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:54 - Nov 13 with 1650 views | gordon |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:51 - Nov 13 by LeagueOne |
None if they reside here. Irish citizens already have the right to live, work, vote, stand for Parliament and so on within the U.K.
"If you’re a European Union (EU) citizen, you and your family will be able to apply to get either settled or pre-settled status. This will mean you can continue living in the UK after December 2020.
You will not need to apply if:
you’re an Irish citizen
you have indefinite leave to remain in the UK
you have indefinite leave to enter the UK - for example, you have a Returning Resident visa"
https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families |
That's only if the deal is agreed though, isn't it? | | | |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:59 - Nov 13 with 1642 views | LeagueOne |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:54 - Nov 13 by gordon |
That's only if the deal is agreed though, isn't it? |
I don't expect there will be a mess deportation of non British born Europeans either way to be honest. People from the continent freely settled here before we even joined the EU.
Plus the Tories business friends aren't going to let a significant % of their workforce walk away - they essentially buy their party policy through donations and various clubs anyway - they'll be doing their bets to ensure they get their best deal out of it regardless of what anyone else says or wants. | |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 22:00 - Nov 13 with 1642 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:51 - Nov 13 by LeagueOne |
None if they reside here. Irish citizens already have the right to live, work, vote, stand for Parliament and so on within the U.K.
"If you’re a European Union (EU) citizen, you and your family will be able to apply to get either settled or pre-settled status. This will mean you can continue living in the UK after December 2020.
You will not need to apply if:
you’re an Irish citizen
you have indefinite leave to remain in the UK
you have indefinite leave to enter the UK - for example, you have a Returning Resident visa"
https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families |
Never knew that about Irish citizens and standing for parliament.
I find it odd that they cannot apply until March 2019 … almost as if there is wriggle room for the rules to change. | |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 22:01 - Nov 13 with 1632 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:59 - Nov 13 by LeagueOne |
I don't expect there will be a mess deportation of non British born Europeans either way to be honest. People from the continent freely settled here before we even joined the EU.
Plus the Tories business friends aren't going to let a significant % of their workforce walk away - they essentially buy their party policy through donations and various clubs anyway - they'll be doing their bets to ensure they get their best deal out of it regardless of what anyone else says or wants. |
Indeed.
It would be like deporting the Windrush generation or the ex-Gurkhas wouldn't it? ... | |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 22:21 - Nov 13 with 1598 views | BtreeBlueBlood |
When looking at the program v Norwich . I said with Brexit we will be ok .
Norwich players were mainly foreign. Quite a few Germans |  | | |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 08:38 - Nov 14 with 1422 views | textbackup |
its working out so easy to achieve for donacian.... |  |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 09:29 - Nov 14 with 1385 views | braveblue |
Won’t be a problem. Part of project fear. |  | | |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 09:36 - Nov 14 with 1376 views | Pinewoodblue |
The only potential problem for Town is the proposal to reduce the number of non UK players in a EPL squad of 25 from 17 to 12.
We will find it difficult to keep our youngsters, although their value will no doubt rise significantly. |  |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 10:02 - Nov 14 with 1352 views | Guthrum |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:54 - Nov 13 by gordon |
That's only if the deal is agreed though, isn't it? |
Not regarding the Irish situation. That is based on laws which go right back to the separation process from the UK and the formal creation of the Republic in 1949. |  |
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| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 10:32 - Nov 14 with 1321 views | strikalite |
| Don't know if this has been discussed ... on 21:54 - Nov 13 by gordon |
That's only if the deal is agreed though, isn't it? |
It has been agreed, whatever happens..
https://eucitizensrights.campaign.gov.uk/ |  | | |
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