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The associations get the benefit of players playing for them and the income from the crowds and tv/ advertising. The better the player the more money arrives for the association. That?s their financial benefit. Transfer fees only relate to the registration of a player. Wherever they move they can still play for their country so there is no involvement or loss/gain to the association caused by a transfer. If you borrow something and it breaks then you should make amends - simple concept. As for the poorer countries ? then let the players pay the insurance for the honor of representing their country.

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The most sensible action would be for the PFA to arrange for insurance to be in place fo r all players in England who go on international duty. The payment of the premium could then be charged to each country who want players from England to represent their country. If a player is not attached to the any club then a provision could be made with the insurance company to pay the premium themselves. The club should not have to pay but hey would be the beneficiary. Alternatively the premium could paid by the clubs and the clubs could charge the countries for the premium. However as the PFA doesn?t even raise enough from the players to pay lardy a*** Taylors salary I doubt if they have the ability to arrange it. Maybe I should set something up?

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