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By Ozzie_the_parrot · Posted
Perhaps worth noting that it's MLS that is being targeted by the extra regulation in the Canadian Championship rather than CanPL. It's related to addressing the differences in the domestic roster content rules between the two leagues, which would make it possible for an MLS side to start a game with no domestic players, while a CanPL side could not. The Canadian Chempionship regulation is a red herring where the question of whether a Canadian such as Jay Herdman (his citizenship is a legal fact and is hence not something that is open for debate) can be actively discriminated against in a Canadian workplace where hiring practices are concerned. If a domestic player rule is being applied everybody with citizenship or PR has to be eligible for it where Canadian employment legislation is concerned. My understanding of what happens in an MLS context is that Canadian employment legislation doesn't have an issue where preferential treatments for certain groups of non-Canadians is concerned, while the corresponding American legislation does where certain groups of non-Americans are concerned. The homegrown player gets around that because it is possible for a non-Canadian living in Canada on a temporary visa to go through the process in a Canadian context. It is interesting to note however that the USL did seem to be able to find a way to draft their roster rules in a way that made it possible for Canadians to count as domestic players across the league. Never been entirely clear to me why MLS were unable to use a similar approach to whatever they were doing. I guess it's possible that USL got away with it because nobody ever bothered to spend the money that would be needed to challenge it while the MLSPA may be willing and able to do that in an MLS context. -
I know it's s lot of money but this is an example of what I was hoping would have been the legacy of hosting a World Cup in Toronto -
Why would Columbus take it lightly, when they have something to play for? -
Niko Wood seems to have made the U17 squad with SC Heerenveen in Holland: -
The youth teams will look nice in a few years, these dev deal players keep getting younger. also, Imoh just looks like he could be something, impressed by what I’ve seen so far.
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