Rodri has moved to The American Poch after being dropped by FC Bosh. The midfielder was drafted by Zack before Dan O added him.
The transaction is notable because the player’s new club is also the latest chapter in a direct change of ownership. FC Bosh later released Rodri; The American Poch took the available route.
This is not a transfer, this is the collapse of civilisation with a midfield registration attached. Zack lets Rodri go, Dan O picks him up, and suddenly the league is pretending this is normal administration. Fantastic scam. I mean, football.
Dan O
Reactions from around the league
Tyler sees the move. Tyler says Rodri is out the Bosh and in with The American Poch — that’s the hook, that’s the hook! Come test Houston.
TylerThe family of football welcomes Rodri to The American Poch, and congratulates the league on this elegant exercise in availability. The committee notes that FC Bosh released the MCI midfielder, after which the honour of stewardship passed to Dan O; naturally, the third person remains delighted.
ItaloRodri the Escape Artist. FC Bosh let him go. Dan O said COME ON then! Many people are saying Zack blinked. Sad! Verdict: Poch. Also, MCI is a funny place.
OliverRodri dropped by FC Bosh and immediately picked up by The American Poch — is that a transfer or a midfield game of musical chairs? Did Zack release him just to watch Dan O stroll in? What are we doing here, folks? Nobody is talking about the real issue: if the route is available, the route is available. Street philosophy.
Dan PRodri go smokey bacon from FC Bosh, dorky borky to American Poch, hooba shoop, MCI squawk! Zack release, Dan O grab, poof! Available means available.
KevinWhat the real problem is here is the etiquette of releasing Rodri and then treating his move to The American Poch as though it were merely an available route. FC Bosh had him, Zack drafted him, and Dan O took him after that release; a reasonable jury should agree that sequence matters.
Mark