Paul Andersson

[Bender]

If we beat Luton and swansea beat havant and waterloo,will Rafa allow andersson to play against us and scare the pants of hyypia and carra and co

[The Erectile Banana]

I would imagine not.

Most loan deals don't allow the player to play against the club that owns them.

[Dan]

Dont think he will

[Joe King]

Fears of cup tied is one reason

[bigfooty]

He's played in the Cups for them. The "playing against your own side" is definitely true in the league, not sure about the cup though.

[mersey86]

If we beat Luton and swansea beat havant and waterloo,will Rafa allow andersson to play against us and scare the pants of hyypia and carra and co

Is he doing that well for Swansea?

[Joe King]

Is he doing that well for Swansea?

28 games- 8 goals

[Bender]

Is he doing that well for Swansea?

well i was jesting slighty,but anyone with pace and even a bit of skill running at our static defence would cause problems

[ronan]

I would imagine not.

Most loan deals don't allow the player to play against the club that owns them.

not neccacarily

http://www.swansonline.net/news.php?readmore=768

[thekop]

I would imagine not.

Most loan deals don't allow the player to play against the club that owns them.

[Catrin]

I'm not aware of any rule that prevents loan players from playing against their regular clubs, but I think that maybe there should be such a rule. There is too much potential for conflicts of interest to arise. If ManUre were having a mare and the opposition had one of their players on loan, would that player impress Slur Alex with his play or with his loyalty?

[ronan]

I'm not aware of any rule that prevents loan players from playing against their regular clubs, but I think that maybe there should be such a rule. There is too much potential for conflicts of interest to arise. If ManUre were having a mare and the opposition had one of their players on loan, would that player impress Slur Alex with his play or with his loyalty?

mancs had 2 keepers out on loan last yr
in each game they obviously couldnt play so they basically got to play against the reserve keeper 4 times

[orri]

i dont think there is a rule, i think they just put a clause in most if not all loan contracts that the player cant play against his team??

[PTP]

I'm not aware of any rule that prevents loan players from playing against their regular clubs, but I think that maybe there should be such a rule. There is too much potential for conflicts of interest to arise. If ManUre were having a mare and the opposition had one of their players on loan, would that player impress Slur Alex with his play or with his loyalty?

- or it could go the other way - was it lualua who was on loan from newcastle at Portsmouth and he scored and went berserk doing back flips and celebrating like he had won the world cup. Newcastle were ****ed off and promptly sold him - think it was after that clauses preventing players playing against their 'club' came in.

[bazza76]

I'm not aware of any rule that prevents loan players from playing against their regular clubs, but I think that maybe there should be such a rule. There is too much potential for conflicts of interest to arise. If ManUre were having a mare and the opposition had one of their players on loan, would that player impress Slur Alex with his play or with his loyalty?

There is a rule, deffo in the Premier League, not sure about the Cups, but I would imagine so.