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    Originally posted by Maxiedge View Post
    Obviously the AFCON is a complete and utter nuisance for the Premier League but we have to also respect that it's not really fair on the Cameroon FA and the fans of the international team to enter the tournament without 7 players that would normally be picked. Is there nothing to be said for players representing their countries anymore or am I being too patriotic?

    If the issue was with the previous regime, why not play under the new regime? If the issue is with the Cameroonian FA then it should have been resolved before the tournament.

    Obviously, there are other things to take into consideration here like the possibility of lack of communication and approachability from their FA for Matip to resolve the situation.
    Surely its got to be the players choice

    Forcing them to play is ****ing madness in the extreme

    He could go there extremely unhappy, go out on the pitch and do absolutely nothing if he wanted to, let strikers waltz passed him

    I get the general principle that you dont want players picking and choosing which tournaments they play in. But if a player says thats it I am done I am retired I think its counter-productive to try and force him to go and then punish him for not going

    Fine try and persuade him to reconsider but if he cant change his mind you have to respect his decision and move on
    Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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      Originally posted by Lecter View Post
      I must admit I have felt uncomfortable using that word but struggling to find another
      It wasn't aimed at you but it's something I've seen a few places now.

      I don't know what other word to use either.

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        Forced labour?
        Oh I don't know.

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          Forced labour is any work or services which people are forced to do against their will under the threat of some form punishment.
          Id say that about covers it. I do think calling it Slavery is quite dramatic for what is essentially a millionaire not wanting to go and play a game of football.
          *Except Michael, who died.

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            For Lec.


            Originally posted by Bender View Post
            The Cameroon FA have been rumored to hand out bans to players who refuse to make themselves available for International duty.....End of Discussion.
            https://twitter.com/MelissaReddy_/st...84111135571968
            And he didn't.
            Those that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law.
            Those that killed her, were following the law.

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              Originally posted by kev776 View Post
              For Lec.




              And he didn't.
              No disrespect but Goal.com is hardly credible

              I've read the FIFA rules themselves theres no clause about putting any retirement in writing that they are suggesting

              None

              Its completely at the discretion of the FA
              Last edited by Lecter; 18-01-17, 03:35 PM.
              Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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                ANNEXE 1
                RELEASE OF PLAYERS TO ASSOCIATION TEAMS
                Article 1 Principles
                1. Clubs are obliged to release their registered players to the
                representative teams of the country for which the player is eligible
                to play on the basis of his nationality if they are called up by the
                association concerned. Any agreement between a player and a
                club to the contrary is prohibited.
                2. The release of players under the terms of paragraph 1 of this
                article is mandatory for matches on dates listed in the coordinated
                international match calendar and for all matches for which a duty
                to release players exists on the basis of a special decision by the FIFA
                Executive Committee.
                3. It is not compulsory to release players for matches scheduled on
                dates not listed in the coordinated international match calendar.
                4. Players must also be released for the period of preparation before
                the match, which is laid down as follows:
                a) friendly matches: 48 hours;
                b) qualifying matches for an international tournament: four days
                (including the day of the match). The release period shall be
                extended to fi ve days if the match concerned is held in a different
                confederation to the one in which the player’s club is registered;
                c) qualifying matches for an international tournament that are staged
                on a date reserved for friendly matches: 48 hours;
                d) friendly matches that are staged on a date reserved for qualifying
                matches for an international tournament: 48 hours;
                e) the fi nal competition of an international tournament: 14 days
                before the fi rst match in the competition.
                Players shall join the association team no later than 48 hours before
                kick-off.
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                5. The players of associations that have automatically qualifi ed for
                the fi nal competition of the FIFA World Cup™ or for continental
                championships for national “A” teams shall be released for friendly
                matches on dates reserved for official qualifying matches in
                accordance with the directives that would apply for offi cial matches
                staged on those dates.
                6. The clubs and associations concerned may agree a longer period of
                release.
                7. Players complying with a call-up from their association under the terms
                of this article shall resume duty with their clubs no later than 24 hours
                after the end of the match for which they were called up. This period
                shall be extended to 48 hours if the match concerned took place in
                a different confederation to the one in which the player’s club is
                registered. Clubs shall be informed in writing of a player’s outbound
                and return schedule ten days before the match. Associations shall
                ensure that players are able to return to their clubs on time after the
                match.
                8. If a player does not resume duty with his club by the deadline
                stipulated in this article, the next time the player is called up by his
                association, the period of release shall be shortened as follows:
                a) friendly matches: 24 hours;
                b) qualifying matches: three days;
                c) the fi nal competition of an international tournament: ten days.
                9. Should an association repeatedly breach these provisions, the
                FIFA Players’ Status Committee may impose appropriate sanctions,
                including but not limited to:
                a) fi nes;
                b) a reduction of the period of release;
                c) a ban on calling up a player(s) for subsequent match(es).
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                Article 2 Financial provisions and insurance
                1. Clubs releasing a player in accordance with the provisions of this
                annexe are not entitled to fi nancial compensation.
                2. The association calling up a player shall bear the costs of travel incurred
                by the player as a result of the call-up.
                3. The club with which the player concerned is registered shall be
                responsible for his insurance cover against illness and accident during
                the entire period of his release. This cover must also extend to any
                injuries sustained by the player during the international match(es) for
                which he was released.
                Article 3 Calling up players
                1. As a general rule, every player registered with a club is obliged
                to respond affi rmatively when called up by the association he is
                eligible to represent on the basis of his nationality to play for one of
                its representative teams.
                2. Associations wishing to call up a player who is playing abroad must
                notify the player in writing at least 15 days before the day of the
                match for which he is required. Associations wishing to call up a player
                for the fi nal competition of an international tournament must notify
                the player in writing at least 15 days before the beginning of the
                14-day preparation period (cf. Annexe 1 article 1 paragraph 4 e)).
                The player’s club shall also be informed in writing at the same time.
                The club must confi rm the release of the player within the following
                six days.
                3. Associations that request FIFA’s help to obtain the release of a player
                playing abroad may only do so under the following two conditions:
                a) The association at which the player is registered has been asked to
                intervene without success.
                b) The case is submitted to FIFA at least fi ve days before the day of
                the match for which the player is needed.

                Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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                  The fifa guidelines don't address the issue though.
                  A lot of people run a race to see who is fastest. I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace, and then at the end, punish himself even more.

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                    Originally posted by Rowan View Post
                    The fifa guidelines don't address the issue though.
                    I think it's left to the discretion of the relevant FA
                    Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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                      'You are not allowed to retire from International football, we own you, you're a slave' : Platini


                      Franck Ribery will have to serve three-match ban if he refuses to play for France, says UEFA president Michel Platini
                      Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery retired from international duty in August
                      However Michel Platini has warned Ribery that he will have to play for France if selected by manager Didier Deschamps
                      Ribery stated he wants to focus on his Bayern Munich career
                      UEFA president Michel Platini has threatened to hand Franck Ribery a three-match ban if he refuses to join up with the French national team - despite the fact the Bayern Munich attacker has retired from international football.

                      Ribery, who missed the 2014 World Cup through injury, announced his retirement from the international scene in August.

                      However Platini claims Ribery's decision to retire from international duty is out of his hands as Les Bleus coach Didier Deschamps has the final say on who he chooses to select in his squad.

                      Ribery, 31, said at the time of his retirement that he felt it was time for France's younger players to be given prominent roles in the national team squad.
                      Former France boss Platini, speaking to Bild, said of his compatriot's international future: 'It is not the decision of the players, whether they come to the national team. This is the decision of the coach.

                      'If there is disagreement between Lahm and [Joachim] Low, the Germany coach will no longer call on him, that's one thing. But basically it is not Lahm's decision, it's Low's.

                      '[With Ribery] it's a very different situation. Franck Ribery cannot simply decide whether he plays for France or not. If coach Didier Deschamps invites him, he must come to the national team.

                      'This is defined in the Fifa statutes. If he does not come, he is suspended for three games with Bayern Munich. I don't understand him anyway. He is French, the European Championship in 2016 will take place in France!'

                      Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz3Ci5egxVQ
                      Sep 8, 2014
                      Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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                        It's fundamentally wrong as a rule

                        I get that they don't want players to pick tournaments and matches but to force a retired player to play is nonsense
                        Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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                          This is a Makele / France row from 2006


                          Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."

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                            compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces.
                            Oh I don't know.

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                              Surely its restraint of trade... the european courts should sort this?
                              In the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.

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                                Should go and score a double hat trick of OGs.
                                3rd place. Worst champions ever.

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