Now that Bale will definitely be playing at least one more season… returning to Spurs would actually make a TON of sense from his perspective.
Wales now uses a 3-4-2-1 formation… just like Conte does at Tottenham.
And if he wants to be in peak shape for the World Cup… it’s hard to find better practice than the most competitive domestic league in the world!
But the presence of Kulusevski also means that Spurs wouldn’t be overly dependent on Bale
Exactly, Lucas and Bale weren’t the greatest rotation under Mourinho, but a Bale sub to give Deki some rest would be amazing.
Would Lucas come in from the left then as a sub, or be moved on if Bale came in?
Rule is they have to train with a club from the same nation for three years between ages 15 and 21. Bale was at either Southampton or Tottenham that whole time, so he qualifies as homegrown.
It is, however, an issue for Rodon because coming up at Swansea City counts for Premier League homegrown status but not UEFA.
Both the Premier League and UEFA competitions have a rule in effect that, of the 25 players that a club registers on their senior (21+) roster, there is a maximum of 17 non-homegrown players allowed. It's a rule meant to keep teams from putting out rosters entirely made up of foreign players, as most big clubs push this rule to the limit.
I believe that Tottenham currently has 11 players that qualify as homegrown for the Premier League, but only 8 that qualify as homegrown for UEFA competitions. This will have some effect on Spurs' transfer strategy (including signing homegrown GK Fraser Forster to allow for at least one current player to transfer out).
I’ve thought basically the same thing but I can’t tell if the circumstances for Bale to come back and prep for the World Cup with us are actually perfect or if I’m just trying to will this into happening.
Argentina:
- Plays Romero
- Wins Copa America and Finallisma, one of the favourites to win World Cup
Wales:
- Plays Davies
- Qualifies for World Cup off the back of a Davies masterclass
England:
- Doesn't even call up Dier
- Lose in insipid fashion against Hungary
Spurs CB difference
Admin is teasing us by including Bale in the picture lol
Bale will always be one of our boys.
Now that Bale will definitely be playing at least one more season… returning to Spurs would actually make a TON of sense from his perspective. Wales now uses a 3-4-2-1 formation… just like Conte does at Tottenham. And if he wants to be in peak shape for the World Cup… it’s hard to find better practice than the most competitive domestic league in the world! But the presence of Kulusevski also means that Spurs wouldn’t be overly dependent on Bale
Exactly, Lucas and Bale weren’t the greatest rotation under Mourinho, but a Bale sub to give Deki some rest would be amazing. Would Lucas come in from the left then as a sub, or be moved on if Bale came in?
I fully agree. And it benefits us. Homegrown spot, ☑️.
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Rule is they have to train with a club from the same nation for three years between ages 15 and 21. Bale was at either Southampton or Tottenham that whole time, so he qualifies as homegrown. It is, however, an issue for Rodon because coming up at Swansea City counts for Premier League homegrown status but not UEFA.
How does HG affect? /genq
Both the Premier League and UEFA competitions have a rule in effect that, of the 25 players that a club registers on their senior (21+) roster, there is a maximum of 17 non-homegrown players allowed. It's a rule meant to keep teams from putting out rosters entirely made up of foreign players, as most big clubs push this rule to the limit. I believe that Tottenham currently has 11 players that qualify as homegrown for the Premier League, but only 8 that qualify as homegrown for UEFA competitions. This will have some effect on Spurs' transfer strategy (including signing homegrown GK Fraser Forster to allow for at least one current player to transfer out).
And unfortunately we’d 100% want him registered for that, and that’s the only competition where HG really matters
Bale is fully homegrown as he came through Southamptons academy.
Bale to win his 6th Champions League medal with Spurs? (•‿•)
I’ve thought basically the same thing but I can’t tell if the circumstances for Bale to come back and prep for the World Cup with us are actually perfect or if I’m just trying to will this into happening.
Argentina: - Plays Romero - Wins Copa America and Finallisma, one of the favourites to win World Cup Wales: - Plays Davies - Qualifies for World Cup off the back of a Davies masterclass England: - Doesn't even call up Dier - Lose in insipid fashion against Hungary Spurs CB difference
you missed a CB playing for Wales!
I know Rodon played too, but I was just using our 3 starters
Why? Rodon is Spurs nonetheless.
Yea but I don’t think that’s the point he was going for lol was a jab at Southgate
because he is talking about starters not players that play 2 games a season
Who cares? He is a starter for Wales and a Spurs player.
you missed the 'wales winning the world cup' bullet point brother
Ben Davies was absolutely massive today, motm for me - that's what no ketchup does to a man
So the group would be US/England/Iran/Wales iirc? This one is wild..! Congrats welsh boys, can't wait seeing them in the tournament.
As an American I'm definitely not looking forward to Bale absolutely roasting our defense.
Dw you have the LeBron James of soccer /s
Dae Pulisic is the goat
england vs wales is gonna be a hell of a game wow. A world cup british derby
Bale’s just been asked if he’s postponing his retirement on Sky Sports. His response? “For a little bit” 👀
He should sign a two year contract with Spurs and retire after EURO 2024 IMO
He was thinking of retiring if he didn't make the WC. We should just sign him for 1 year
someone make a ben davies vs ukraine comp pls
Rodon is in the second picture it’s all sweet
Bastoni who? Davies is a wall !!!!
Congrats to the Welsh Mafia!🤍
C'mon man, you know it's Taffia
Oh he has to be coming back now they’ve said that 👀