Phect wrote: ↑09 Nov 2018, 10:11

reyu wrote: ↑09 Nov 2018, 08:37Summa summarum esate blogesni už scouserius ir City.

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The Premier League recently launched an investigation into allegations that Martin Waldron, Everton’s head of academy recruitment, breached rules on the transfer of minors with the approach in 2016. Everton admitted the charge immediately and set up an internal investigation in September – suspending the long-serving Waldron at the same time – that found misconduct in relation to six other academy players.

Everton were found to have provided false information to the Premier League when questioned on how some of the academy players had moved to the club. The ban means Everton cannot sign players between the ages of 10 to 18 until 2020. Unlike Liverpool and Manchester City, who have also been hit with two-year academy transfer bans, the severity of Everton’s case means the second year will not be suspended.

Waldron Sr was alleged to have offered the Cardiff schoolboy’s family a paid-for rented house plus a monthly allowance to join Everton. The deal fell through, causing serious problems for the schoolboy and his family before he signed instead for Manchester United.