Re: Albanians abroad
Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2019 8:58 pm
Kabashi is a good example on why I cant take these Armando Broja type kids seriously. Once they step foot into the senior game they often get exposed.
Thiago Motta played for Brazil and then switched to Italy. Camoranesi was born in Argentina but never played for them, only for Italy.Dallku wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 8:14 pmTrue but he'd still have to switch federations because he's registered with Albania right now. Has Italy ever snatched a player who was with another FA?? That's what I doubt.
I get overcome with Schadenfreude when I see cunts like him toiling n Serie C.Migjeni wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 8:35 pmAll this talk about snatching players reminds me of Elvis Kabashi. I can see he plays in a Seria C-team now. That's what you get for thinking you're the shit and changing from Albania to Italy and writing an open letter about how Italian you are, just because you think you have an actual shot to play for Italy. Lol.
Yes but by that logic you wrote off Rashica too.Dallku wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 8:58 pm Kabashi is a good example on why I cant take these Armando Broja type kids seriously. Once they step foot into the senior game they often get exposed.
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Aha, yes good point thereDallku wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 11:15 pm ??
Rashica played for a big club youth team??![]()
Rashica is literally the opposite of what I was referring to. Lol
Italy has called up several Brazilians over the years. Some of them probably have some Italian anestry like Jorginho (who passes easily) but other guys like Eder or Emerson? Ehh. That's like us trying to call up Candreva because he's arbersh. They'll make the clam these guys have a deep Italian ancestor to justify just like how we try to do with that Argentinian fullback we tried to call up.Plako wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 9:41 pmThiago Motta played for Brazil and then switched to Italy. Camoranesi was born in Argentina but never played for them, only for Italy.Dallku wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 8:14 pmTrue but he'd still have to switch federations because he's registered with Albania right now. Has Italy ever snatched a player who was with another FA?? That's what I doubt.
Italy will definitely call up the right player if he is of Italian descent, no matter where they were born. However, they would never call up someone of Albanian descent even if they were born in Italy. Honestly it is the right strategy if you believe in nationality via Jus Sanguinis.
Balotelli was adopted by Italian parents. He wasn't eligible for any other countries.artan wrote: Thu Aug 29, 2019 1:51 amItaly has called up several Brazilians over the years. Some of them probably have some Italian anestry like Jorginho (who passes easily) but other guys like Eder or Emerson? Ehh. That's like us trying to call up Candreva because he's arbersh. They'll make the clam these guys have a deep Italian ancestor to justify just like how we try to do with that Argentinian fullback we tried to call up.
If Albania ignored calling up Hysaj back in 2013 when he was a nobody and waited a few years it would have been too late. No doubt Italy would have capped him. Also, why do they call up Balotelli, Keane and Ogbanna despite these guys not having an ounce of Italian ancestry?