UEFA: Minder buitenlanders bij clubs

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Op zondag 4 juli 2004 00:03 schreef RuudGullit het volgende:
Met die nieuwe regel is die nationale Nederlandse top dus hetzelfde als de Europese top. .

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Op zaterdag 3 juli 2004 23:57 schreef RuudGullit het volgende:
Dat denk ik ook, maar ook Ajax heeft natuurlijk niet elk seizoen nieuwe talenten die allemaal de Europese top halen, er zijn ook jaren waarbij de oogst tegenvalt.
Het zal geen enkele club lukken om meer dan 5 jaar lang achter elkaar alle prijzen te pakken die er zijn, ook niet met deze regels.

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Op zondag 4 juli 2004 00:01 schreef Bjoro het volgende:
als je je eigen verhaal nou eens terug leest zie je dat de nieuwe talenten dus ong. 5 jaar de tijd hebben om van nationale top naar europese top te komen !!!

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Op zondag 4 juli 2004 00:34 schreef keeper het volgende:

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Bij feyenoord leren ze dus ook van het verleden.

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Op zaterdag 3 juli 2004 22:13 schreef RuudGullit het volgende:

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Idd.

En als ze niet willen luisteren trekt de UEFA gewoon de licenties van die clubs in. .

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 17:02 schreef Doc het volgende:
Uefa sets foreign player limits

Uefa president Lennart Johansson wants to restrict foreign players
Uefa has announced clubs competing in the Champions League and Uefa Cup will have to include four homegrown players in their 25-man squad from 2006.
Europe's governing body also wants to implement the plan in domestic leagues but that will have to be agreed by each national association.

Uefa then wants six homegrown players by 2007 and eight in 2008.

Of the eight, at least four must be trained by the club's own academy and the rest in the home country.

Uefa defines a club-trained player as one who has been registered for a minimum of three seasons with the club between the age of 15 and 21.

About time, but can we increase four to eight?

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Of the 32 sides in last season's Champions League, five clubs would have not had enough homegrown players.

They are: Arsenal, Chelsea, Celtic, Rangers and Ajax.

Uefa's 52 member associations will vote on whether the same rule should apply to domestic competitions at a Congress in Tallinn, Estonia in April.

There has already been strong opposition voiced by the Premier League and the Italian federation.


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Goeie actie. Schande trouwens dat Ajax daar tussen staat ondanks de geroemde jeugdopleiding.

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Homegrown player plans revealed
Thursday, 3 February 2005

UEFA has unveiled proposed new rules on locally trained players to the public and European football family.

Nyon conference
The UEFA Executive Committee presented the proposed regulations, which would apply to future UEFA club competitions, to the conference of presidents and general secretaries of UEFA's member associations held today at the European governing body's headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland.

Official approval to come
UEFA has also asked its 52 member associations to consider applying the same rule for their domestic competitions. The proposals will now be presented to the national associations for official approval at the UEFA Ordinary Congress in Tallinn, Estonia in April.

Squad places reserved
The 'A' list that teams submit for UEFA club competitions will continue to be limited to 25 players, and from season 2006/07, at least two places on this list will be reserved for players trained by the club's own football academy and a further two places for players trained by other clubs from within the same association of the said club. The 'B' list will also continue to exist - involving an unlimited number of Under-21 players who have been at the club for two seasons.

Target for 2008/09
In the following two seasons, one additional place for a club-trained and one additional place for an association-trained player will be reserved on the 'A' list, so that by the 2008/09 season, each club will have in its 25-man squad four club-trained and four association-trained players.

Definitions
A club-trained player is defined as a player who has been registered for a minimum of three seasons with the club between the age of 15 and 21, whereas an association-trained player is a player who has been registered for at least three seasons by the club or by other clubs affiliated to the same association of the said club between the age of 15 and 21.

Consultation process
The proposals have been revealed after a lengthy consultation process between UEFA and clubs, leagues, national associations, players' bodies, coaches, European political authorities and politicians, and national governments. "We think [the proposal] is a reasonable compromise based on all the consultations we have had, " said UEFA Chief Executive Lars-Christer Olsson. "Although we have had negative responses from some leagues and some bigger clubs in those leagues, all the others involved have been very supportive of this idea. We also think the proposal is legal, because it is a sporting rule, not a restriction, to develop and promote young players."

Negative trends
The proposals have been made after UEFA identified a number of perceived negative trends in European football - lack of incentive in training players, lack of identity in local/regional teams, lack of competitive balance, "hoarding" of players and related problems for national teams.

Restoring balance
UEFA also commissioned an economic study that identified a tendency towards less competitive balance in UEFA club competitions and domestic leagues, an increased link between money and sporting success and for clubs to play fewer local-trained players. The proposals aim to provide more incentive for clubs to train their own players, as well as for the restoration of a competitive balance, firstly at UEFA club competition level, and then at national level if associations accept and implement UEFA's recommendations.

'Something has to be done'
"It seems that as a result of the conference today, most of the associations will now introduce similar schemes in their own domestic competitions," said Mr Olsson. "I think everybody recognises that something has to be done."

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Uefa sets foreign player limits

Uefa president Lennart Johansson wants to restrict foreign players
Uefa has announced clubs competing in the Champions League and Uefa Cup will have to include four homegrown players in their 25-man squad from 2006.

Europe's governing body also wants to implement the plan in domestic leagues but that will have to be agreed by each national association.

Uefa then wants six homegrown players by 2007 and eight in 2008.

Of the eight, at least four must be trained by the club's own academy and the rest in the home country.

Uefa defines a club-trained player as one who has been registered for a minimum of three seasons with the club between the age of 15 and 21.

Of the 32 sides in last season's Champions League, five clubs would have not had enough homegrown players.

They are: Arsenal, Chelsea, Celtic, Rangers and Ajax.

Uefa's 52 member associations will vote on whether the same rule should apply to domestic competitions at a Congress in Tallinn, Estonia in April.

There has already been strong opposition voiced by the Premier League and the Italian federation.

But Uefa chief executive Lars-Christer Olsson said: "We think this is a reasonable compromise based on all the consultations we have had.

"Although we have had negative responses from some leagues and some bigger clubs in those leagues, all the others involved have been very supportive of this idea.

"We also think the proposal is legal, because it is a sporting rule, not as a restriction, to develop and promote young players."

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 17:33 schreef methodmich het volgende:
Ajax niet? Stekelenburg, De Jong, Heitinga, Pienaar, Babel, Aborah, Sneijder, Van der Vaart, Obodai.... Zijn er meer dan 8 me dunkt.

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Goalkeepers
1 Bogdan Lobont 18.01.1978 ROM
21 Maarten Stekelenburg 22.09.1982 HOL
31 Hans Vonk 30.01.1970 RSA
41 Kenneth Vermeer 10.01.1986 HOL
Defenders
2 Hatem Trabelsi 25.01.1977 TUN
3 John Heitinga 15.11.1983 HOL
4 Julien Escudé 17.08.1979 FRA
15 John O'Brien 29.08.1977 USA
16 Nigel de Jong 30.11.1984 HOL
23 Zdenek Grygera 14.05.1980 CZE
25 Filipe Kasmirski 09.08.1985 BRA
26 Hedwiges Maduro 13.02.1985 HOL
35 Urby Emanuelson 16.06.1986 HOL
Midfielders
5 Maxwell 27.08.1981 BRA
6 TomᨠGalásek 15.01.1973 CZE
8 Steven Pienaar 17.03.1982 RSA
10 Rafael van der Vaart 11.02.1983 HOL
12 Anthony Obodai 06.08.1982 GHA
18 Wesley Sneijder 09.06.1984 HOL
30 Stanley Aborah 23.06.1987 BEL
38 Rasmus Lindgren 29.11.1984 SWE
48 Sebastian Rusculleda 28.04.1985 ITA
Forwards
7 Mauro Rosales 24.02.1981 ARG
17 Ioannis Anastasiou 05.03.1973 GRE
20 Daniel de Ridder 06.03.1984 HOL
27 Tom de Mul 04.03.1986 BEL
28 Nourdin Boukhari 30.06.1980 HOL
29 Nicolae Mitea 24.03.1985 ROM
37 Kiran Bechan 12.09.1982 HOL
39 Gaston Sangoy 05.10.1984 ARG
49 Ryan Babel 19.12.1986 HOL

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26 Hedwiges Maduro 13.02.1985 HOL

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 17:48 schreef De_Ananas het volgende:

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Brazilie is een kolonie van Nederland?

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 17:51 schreef gras het volgende:

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Wat? Maduro is gewoon een straatschoffie uit Almere hoor.

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 19:48 schreef gras het volgende:
Nee, die ze moeten ze dus dan ook maar opleiden.

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 19:49 schreef Joost-mag-het-weten het volgende:

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Niet elke club heeft de financiele mogelijkheden om een volledig opleidingscentrum op te zetten , en dan laat je nog het feit buiten beschouwing dat de grote clubs je beste jeugdspelers komen weg te lokken ...

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Op donderdag 3 februari 2005 19:52 schreef gras het volgende:

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Achja, ik denk dat het wel meevalt. Opleiding hoeft niet zoveel te kosten. Vooral als je in ogenschouw neemt wat ze wel kunnen uitgeven aan allerhande buitenlanders.