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To be clear, I don't doubt the Dutch are racist (because they are). I'm just saying that that isn't reflected in football when you actually look at the diversity of players in the league (at least in the bigger clubs who can afford them).
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I don't really need to, u can believe whatever you want. I live here and see what i said every single day.Originally posted by The View PostIf you're going to make a statement like that, then you need something more substantial than "trust me bro...".
Also I specifically said Black and brown (Arabs).
Have a great one!
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If you're going to make a statement like that, then you need something more substantial than "trust me bro...".Originally posted by pajamNL View PostYes, offcourse. I live her 33 years, but you know better
And btw, racism is not only about black or white, maybe in your head, but in real life their are way more sides of this racism.
Also I specifically said Black and brown (Arabs).
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Yes, offcourse. I live her 33 years, but you know betterOriginally posted by The View PostWith all due respect, that's nonsense in the context of football. The Dutch league is full of none white players. Both black and brown.
If there's any difficulty, it has to do with the salary restrictions as you mentioned, which is why smaller clubs tend to have less foreigners compared to PSV, Or Feyenoord.
And btw, racism is not only about black or white, maybe in your head, but in real life their are way more sides of this racism.
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With all due respect, that's nonsense in the context of football. The Dutch league is full of none white players. Both black and brown.Originally posted by pajamNL View PostAfter Alireza & Gucci their succes in the Dutch eredivisie, i read these "should go to The Netherlands" claim all the tine
Although the small Iranian diaspora in The Netherlands would LOVE to see more of us playing here, its not realistic IMHO. As i wrote many times before, the Dutch are pretty racist and above that the "Eredivisie" has a income/salary ceiling for Non-EU players.
In the Netherlands, the average salary is used as a yardstick for incoming transfers from outside Europe. The arrangement is that these players must receive a minimum salary. This makes it less attractive to bring in players from outside the EU and so attempts are made to protect their own youth from the Netherlands.
For a player under the age of 20, an Eredivisie club must pay at least 75% of the average salary. And for a young boy of 18, 218,000 euros per year is quite a lot of money. A player of 20 years and older must pay an Eredivisie club at least 150% of the average salary of the Eredivisie. This amounts to 436,202 euros per year, 70% of the Eredivisie clubs do not even have one player with this salary.
If there's any difficulty, it has to do with the salary restrictions as you mentioned, which is why smaller clubs tend to have less foreigners compared to PSV, Or Feyenoord.
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Pajam jan, harchi ke hastan az Jomhooriye Eslami bishtar nejadparast nistan.Originally posted by pajamNL View PostAlthough the small Iranian diaspora in The Netherlands would LOVE to see more of us playing here, its not realistic IMHO. As i wrote many times before, the Dutch are pretty racist and above that the "Eredivisie" has a income/salary ceiling for Non-EU players.
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is he still involved and well in the mix of our U-TMs..?
watched a game of his few months back and he looked pretty dodgy..!! a shade of his promising self as a young teen in that was it U18WC..?
but like others mentioned the kid seems to have a professional attitude and good work ethic and the general tendencies to prefer living out west than going back home..?
maybe he should go to Greece and work his way up there..?
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After Alireza & Gucci their succes in the Dutch eredivisie, i read these "should go to The Netherlands" claim all the tine
Although the small Iranian diaspora in The Netherlands would LOVE to see more of us playing here, its not realistic IMHO. As i wrote many times before, the Dutch are pretty racist and above that the "Eredivisie" has a income/salary ceiling for Non-EU players.
In the Netherlands, the average salary is used as a yardstick for incoming transfers from outside Europe. The arrangement is that these players must receive a minimum salary. This makes it less attractive to bring in players from outside the EU and so attempts are made to protect their own youth from the Netherlands.
For a player under the age of 20, an Eredivisie club must pay at least 75% of the average salary. And for a young boy of 18, 218,000 euros per year is quite a lot of money. A player of 20 years and older must pay an Eredivisie club at least 150% of the average salary of the Eredivisie. This amounts to 436,202 euros per year, 70% of the Eredivisie clubs do not even have one player with this salary.
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Good thing is this kid has no desire in moving back to Iran. Very talented player. Hope he finds a good club to cultivate his talents. Dutch league would be a great stepping stone.
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anyone know where his next destination will be? he wants to move out of croatia to better league. His loan will end on 22 june 2022 and i think his contract end on 2024 .
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Croatian league dropped below Denmark for league ranking coefficient
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So far Croatian league didn't produce convincing results. Either return to Iran or tons of injury prone players (delfi, ak, Moharami)
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Warmed the bench in 1-0 victory today.
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2-2, he was subbed out.
He was a big talent like Sayad or even better. I was expecting more contributions from him, the injuries slowed down his progress though.
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