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The lad from Germany with a name I can not spell couple of weeks

 

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9 minutes ago, Zico said:

Say what? That's he's 100% Welsh? In a match day program interview a few years back

He also represented them at u16 through to u21

You'll be telling me next he's Asian because he's playing in the Asia cup

When did he say he only plays for Australia because Wales won't pick him?

3 minutes ago, Cheese said:

When did he say he only plays for Australia because Wales won't pick him?

He didn't, that's me stating the blindingly obvious 

What makes him "categorically" Australian?

3 minutes ago, Zico said:

He didn't, that's me stating the blindingly obvious 

What makes him "categorically" Australian?

You're talking shite then.

He was born in Australia and has an Australian passport...

Edited by Cheese

1 minute ago, Cheese said:

You were talking shite then.

He was born in Australia...

Did you miss the bit where he said he was 100% Welsh and had represented Wales? 

If he was categorically Australian none of that would've happened 

Or maybe he was talking shite pretending to be Welsh 

2 minutes ago, Zico said:

He didn't, that's me stating the blindingly obvious 

What makes him "categorically" Australian?

There is an interview somewhere- maybe linked on here- where he basically said what you infer.

He always wanted to play for Wales, and only went to Aus when he felt he wasn't going to get time with Wales.

He probably won't ever say it in so few words, especially now, but that's what the interview was covering.

 

Just now, Zico said:

Did you miss the bit where he said he was 100% Welsh and had represented Wales? 

If he was categorically Australian none of that would've happened 

Or maybe he was talking shite pretending to be Welsh 

Maybe he was. But he is categorically Australian now. He literally played for Australia today...

4 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Maybe he was. But he is categorically Australian now. He literally played for Australia today...

In the Asia cup right?  

You'll be telling us next Owen Coyle is categorically Irish  

 

8 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Maybe he was. But he is categorically Australian now. He literally played for Australia today...

Matty Cash plays for Poland. He isn't Polish.

Edited by Tonge moor green jacket

Just now, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Matty Cash plays for Poland. He isn't Polish.

I don't give a fuck.

2 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Matty Cash plays for Poland. He isn't Polish.

He's categorically Polish mate 

41 minutes ago, Cheese said:

You're talking shite then.

He was born in Australia and has an Australian passport...

Erling Haaland was born in Leeds but deffo isn't a Yorkie 

3 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Erling Haaland was born in Leeds but deffo isn't a Yorkie 

Look forward to seeing him playing for England then.

1 minute ago, Cheese said:

Look forward to seeing him playing for England then.

Well he can't for obvious reasons 

Edited by DirtySanchez

2 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Well he can't for obvious reasons 

Is that categorically obvious?

1 minute ago, athywhite1958 said:

Is that categorically obvious?

In the world of Cheese probably not 

In the world of anyone with half a brain or not trying to be contrary, yes

Interesting to note, what with him being Australian, is that Jones actually did get called up the full Welsh squad under Chris Coleman 

Trained with them and everything preparing for a world cup qualifier against Serbia 

Was on the plane with rest of the Welsh squad, actually travelled to Serbia to represent Wales

Didn't make it on the pitch though 

If he had, all this nonsense could've been avoided

Yeah, but what passport has he got?

24 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

In the world of Cheese probably not 

In the world of anyone with half a brain or not trying to be contrary, yes

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11 hours ago, Zico said:

He shouldn't even be there, he's not Australian

THIS

im thinking Free Holiday

10 hours ago, Cheese said:

I don't give a fuck.

The clarity of the contrary.

Somebody should let FIFA know Australia have been fielding an inelligible player. 🤷‍♂️

11 hours ago, Cheese said:

Maybe he was. But he is categorically Australian now. He literally played for Australia today...

Was Tony Cascarino Irish based on the same logic.

To be honest it’s a futile argument but I find it odd you can change nationalities when it suits.

That said Cheese is also right in that he was born there so can clearly play for them.

The residency rule makes a mock of it all anyway.

Verdict. You’re both correct😂

Edited by tomski

3 minutes ago, tomski said:

Was Tony Cascarino Irish based on the same logic.

To be honest it’s a futile argument but I find it odd you can change nationalities when it suits.

That said Cheese is also right in that he was born there so can clearly play for them.

Verdict. You’re both correct😂

Jones' eligibility isn't at question in fairness.

It's simply how he sees himself, and his previous comments suggest that that is Welsh.

Can't blame the lad in the end though- he had an opportunity that he wasn't likely to get otherwise.

6 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Jones' eligibility isn't at question in fairness.

It's simply how he sees himself, and his previous comments suggest that that is Welsh.

Can't blame the lad in the end though- he had an opportunity that he wasn't likely to get otherwise.

He like a leek  and a scuna on a Saturday night. It’s complicated

17 minutes ago, tomski said:

Was Tony Cascarino Irish based on the same logic.

To be honest it’s a futile argument but I find it odd you can change nationalities when it suits.

That said Cheese is also right in that he was born there so can clearly play for them.

The residency rule makes a mock of it all anyway.

Verdict. You’re both correct😂

not for one second questioning his eligibility

but he's only playing for Australia because he didn't get on the pitch for Wales

fair enough like, but he's not categorically Australian, far from it, he probably has no memory of ever living in Australia

in the same way Australia aren't categorically Asian even though they are playing in the Asian Cup

like Gethin, they choose to switch federations in order to get a decent competitive game

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