I have to say I am rather confused that both players have been loaned out. We have not seen Ed Drake-Lee and Reketi Ma’asi White has done well in each of the games in which he has featured.. In fact he did particularly well in the away fixture against Caldy.
I have to say I am rather confused that both players have been loaned out. We have not seen Ed Drake-Lee and Reketi Ma’asi White has done well in each of the games in which he has featured.. In fact he did particularly well in the away fixture against Caldy.
Reketi is a DR player from Wasps so it will probably down to Wasps as to who he plays for, rather than a loan decision by Birmingham Moseley.
Can someone please let me know the difference between a loan player and a dual registered player. It seems to me that in both cases a player can be recalled by the main club and moved to another club.
Post by Communications Team on Jan 10, 2022 11:35:43 GMT
D/R is as Kingsheathlad says usually a season long arrangement aimed at young players typically in academy structures, where there is no restriction on the number of times players can move between their home club and the DR club. A player can be DR to more than one club in a season if the home club determines that is beneficial for the players development. Once players are registered as DR there is no need to re-register them as they move between clubs.
A loan player is usually agreed on a fixed, short term timescale between two clubs, with no age restriction (as Elliot Bale has joined us as fly half cover). If we recall correctly there are limitations on how often a player can move between clubs, and after a set deadline in the season they must stay with the club they next play for.A loan player needs registering to play for the club being loaned to and re-registered back to home club at end of loan.
D/R is as Kingsheathlad says usually a season long arrangement aimed at young players typically in academy structures, where there is no restriction on the number of times players can move between their home club and the DR club. A player can be DR to more than one club in a season if the home club determines that is beneficial for the players development. Once players are registered as DR there is no need to re-register them as they move between clubs.
A loan player is usually agreed on a fixed, short term timescale between two clubs, with no age restriction (as Elliot Bale has joined us as fly half cover). If we recall correctly there are limitations on how often a player can move between clubs, and after a set deadline in the season they must stay with the club they next play for.A loan player needs registering to play for the club being loaned to and re-registered back to home club at end of loan.
Okay do I take it that the loan period for the two Worcester props Joe Morris and Kai Owen may now have elapsed?
Okay do I take it that the loan period for the two Worcester props Joe Morris and Kai Owen may now have elapsed?
I believe that both were recalled by Worcester; Kai has been playing in the prem cup and challenge cup (along with ex-Mose prop Jay Tyack), and Joe Morris had moved up to 3rd choice in his position and therefore needs to be available in case of an injury or COVID moving him up to the bench at least
My suggestion is - 1. print on a poster the rules and display in Club House. - 2. print the rules in the match day programme.
Both a fully as possible.
Then we can all have them very handy for discussion over a pint and/or we can cut out the programme page and display it on within our home laptop zones or download onto mobiles to be there for ever! Of course it will be up to the Comms Team to make amendendments ad time goes on - and who know what little surprises Nat 1 Governors have in mind re DR Loan rules in the future!
