As stated by someone else when Luke Shaw broke his league there was no problem getting an emergency loan. However:

Last season, Premier League clubs sent out just under 200 players on loan, with the vast majority of them going to the lower reaches of the English pyramid. But those deals are set to become a thing of the past and that will affect every club, from the summit of the Premier League to the bottom of League Two. From the 2016-17 season, Fifa has abolished emergency loans, meaning all transfers, temporary or otherwise, must be conducted during the aforementioned windows.

Red and Blue Army!

Not with the medical care afforded to footballers. May even be better that they have time to offer?

Edit: He'll probably back into light training by mid October.....

Edited by Tim Gypsy Hill '64 (13 Sep 2016 8.49pm)

Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers

Probably had his femur pinned. Still need to take care and will need the pin removed at a later date. The femur is the thickest bone in the body and will take a while to mend.

To be released Friday.
What brilliant news after the initial reports and what a great guy Parish is with his glowing tribute to all the emergency services ,hospital and medical teams ,together with a generous Club donation to the air ambulance charity.
Wishing you a speedy recovery,Pape.

Not forgetting that (as posted on the Transfers threads) Flamini has played at LB for the Gunners.

But great news that the injury isn't apparently as bad as we all feared.

Absolutely agree with Jacey. Once again Mr. Parish has demonstrated a high level of decency and generosity which can only enhance the profile of Crystal Palace Football Club. And he's not a bad football director, by the way! Well played, Mr. Chairman.