As Brexist officially happened in January but England still remains in the European Economic Community until the end of 2020, I understand that afterwards all players from the continent will face the same rules as the players from Africa or Asia when trying to get work permits.

Crystal Palace is one of the few clubs which doesn't have a problem with homegrown playes. We got: Hennessey, Ward, Ferguson, Kelly, Cahill, Tomkins, PVA (raised by Chelsea), McCarthy, Townsend, Zaha, Schlupp. Even if Zaha and Townsend leave it wouldn't be an issue

I made a list with the cheap talents available from around Europe. But this is the last chance. Most will not have national team matches next year,which is a criteria for foreigners.

I think it is Bear Grylls

If anything, we could see an increase in forgein players in the premiership.

They are all high net worth individuals and are likely to be welcome with open arms by economist.

Team's will also need to comply with the squad rules for European competition (I don't know what they are), the English teams are a huge money spinner for UEFA and I'd expect we will remain aligned.

The thought occoured to me that "Community" is a misleading word for the EU to use, as they have rightly or wrongly created the largest transient labour force the world has ever seen. Rapid change is always disruptive for communities. Federation or United at least acknowledges places within the group are different.