Payero Boro Medical done

Thanks for reminding me BL, however, I think a medical is a bit different to a work permit as reported in an earlier thread, unless I’m missing something. My eyesight is not what it used to be.
 
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Having had our players hijacked by them being told that Newcastle is closer to London than Middlesbrough , and having Man Utd intercepting someone waiting for a plane to Teesside, I will believe when I see the player actually playing for Boro.
😆 I hope your scepticism and patience is rewarded, but I do take your valid point of view!
 
So where was the medical conducted? Do we send a team out to South America? Or Japan? It worries me that he hasn't actually come and visited Middlesbrough yet!? We tend to have a history with South Americans who haven't particularly settled.
 
So where was the medical conducted? Do we send a team out to South America? Or Japan? It worries me that he hasn't actually come and visited Middlesbrough yet!? We tend to have a history with South Americans who haven't particularly settled.
International medicals are often done remotely, if it's a late signing
 
So where was the medical conducted? Do we send a team out to South America? Or Japan? It worries me that he hasn't actually come and visited Middlesbrough yet!? We tend to have a history with South Americans who haven't particularly settled.

I know that's the perception (re: them settling) but not sure that's true. We've had a lot over the years and I'd say the vast majority have settled in very well (Juninho, Ricard, Doriva, Arca, Moreno, Stuani etc).

Where we've had problems they seem to have been more personality based than anything to do with "settling in" (Emerson, Ramirez). Or they just weren't very good (Alves).

Probably had more problems with southerners not settling in than we've had with South Americans!
 
Having had our players hijacked by them being told that Newcastle is closer to London than Middlesbrough , and having Man Utd intercepting someone waiting for a plane to Teesside, I will believe when I see the player actually playing for Boro.
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I know that's the perception (re: them settling) but not sure that's true. We've had a lot over the years and I'd say the vast majority have settled in very well (Juninho, Ricard, Doriva, Arca, Moreno, Stuani etc).

Where we've had problems they seem to have been more personality based than anything to do with "settling in" (Emerson, Ramirez). Or they just weren't very good (Alves).

Probably had more problems with southerners not settling in than we've had with South Americans!
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I know that's the perception (re: them settling) but not sure that's true. We've had a lot over the years and I'd say the vast majority have settled in very well (Juninho, Ricard, Doriva, Arca, Moreno, Stuani etc).

Where we've had problems they seem to have been more personality based than anything to do with "settling in" (Emerson, Ramirez). Or they just weren't very good (Alves).

Probably had more problems with southerners not settling in than we've had with South Americans!
Fair point and that is likely true. But I think in any walk of life, if someone was moving to a new area/town/country, where they are going to spend the next few years you would want to visit to get a feel for the place and check you and your family will likely settle. If I was moving to South America my first visit wouldn't be the time I was signing the contract. It's not like footballers are short of cash to make the trip. Or do they just listen to their agent?
 
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Fair point and that is likely true. But I think in any walk of life, if someone was moving to a new area/town/country, where they are going to spend the next few years you would want to visit to get a feel for the place and check you and your family will likely settle. If I was moving to South America my fist visit wouldn't be the time I was signing the contract. It's not like footballers are short of cash to make the trip. Or do they just listen to their agent?
He's proabbly just aware it's a massive opportunity to get established in Europe and knows he'll be looked after. He's heading to western Europe, which is a bit different to someone from the UK going to South America, which has massive safety concerns associated in certain areas
 
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