Hello again

I think that as well as my earlier suggestion on drugs, when you're making transfers for foreign players, there should be an EA Mail, describing the players passport and details of having permission to work in the country. The passport details should include the nationality of the player, and what nationality his passport is (like Nolberto Solano of Newcastle having a Greek passport rather than a Peruvian one. I hope you know what I mean.)
Then every month, the countries football association reviews the passports of your club's players as well as players from other clubs to see whether he is abiding by passport regulations. If he is not, an EA Mail will be sent out, informing you that you have a player who is holding a fake passport into the country and then explaining that he will be banned from football and fined.
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(If I was manager of Manchester United, they would win everything, including the FIFA World Club Championship)

yeah that would be good, but liek the drugs thing it should be very rare.
and with the passport thing, maybe youd ba able to send a scout (or something like that) to research a players family history to see if he has any european reletives....or maybe im going over the top here :D

No, no, no, you're not going over the top alright. I think researching into a players family history and any european relatives would be good. Like you said though, it would have to be very rare :)
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(If I was manager of Manchester United, they would win everything, inlcuding the FIFA World Club Championship)