I don't know how they're actually worded, but the name 'recall clause' would suggest not,
wouldn't it? ie, the loaning club can 'recall' a player. Rather than it being some kind of mutual thing.
As I say, don't know if there actually *are* 'recall clauses', though.
Posted By: Tricky Hawes on November 9th 2015 at 14:32:02
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- Just realised both the Murphys are out on loan for the whole season (NCFC) - King, Nov 9, 12:41:37
- "our current injury-induced paucity of wingers" (NCFC) - mr carra, Nov 9, 13:25:02
- Sure but I'm not sure two wingers can really be considered strength in depth (NCFC) - King, Nov 9, 13:35:35
- I agree, but if Alex was happy to go with two earlier I guess he still will be? (NCFC) - mr carra, Nov 9, 13:42:00
- Sure but I'm not sure two wingers can really be considered strength in depth (NCFC) - King, Nov 9, 13:35:35
- Season long loans generally have a January recall clause. (n/m) (NCFC) - lurd, Nov 9, 13:08:30
- That would normally depend on the borrowing team's consent though, right? (n/m) (NCFC) - King, Nov 9, 13:15:41
- I don't know how they're actually worded, but the name 'recall clause' would suggest not, (NCFC) - Tricky Hawes, Nov 9, 14:32:02
- That would normally depend on the borrowing team's consent though, right? (n/m) (NCFC) - King, Nov 9, 13:15:41
- yes Neil Adams may have been a bit over eager (NCFC) - pab, Nov 9, 12:48:19
- I agree to an extent (NCFC) - King, Nov 9, 13:04:35
- "our current injury-induced paucity of wingers" (NCFC) - mr carra, Nov 9, 13:25:02
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