Albanian Football Forum

lol I don't think Armando is a magjup name. I know plenty of Albanians named Armando. Majority of them are Malsors.

KF.KORAB wrote:
Mkhitaryan don't have any Dinarid or Cromagnoid trait but Armenoid/Mongoloid. He can also pass in Levantine region.

Cana looks Balkanite.

Cana can easily pass as an Armenoid/Mongoloid. Look how similar he looks to Mkhittaryan.

Anyway this discussion is silly.

I think with Sadiku it's just the hair/beard combo that's making him look more gypsy. If he shaved I think he'd look less so. Also Armando isn't necessarily a gypsy name. It's a name Albanian women picked up from watching Spanish soaps.

Rey Manaj on the other hand is almost 100% gypsy.

Milot Rashica Idk if he's a gypsy. He could just be ugly or mixed with Slavs (or both).

And for our captain Cana, you're bugging if you think he looks Gypsy. He's was one the most stereotypical looking Shqipes I've ever seen.

Manaj is just tanned. I've seen a lot of gypsies and one characteristic I've noticed of them is their lean faces. Sadiku, Manaj, Hysaj all have strong features..strong jaws and dinaric noses. They don't look like gypsies at all. Now some can claim that they "could" be mixed but you can make that case about everyone.

In the NT there is only one who really sticks out like a sore thumb and that's Naser Aliji.

Anyway on topic Rashica scored and rumors about Manaj starting vs Juve?? Hysaj had a great game against Fiorentina.

Icardi is starting.

You guys are having a discussion on a lame topic. As long as someone speaks and feels Albanian, I'll see him that way.

de biasi better call up rashica in the next game

legendxhaka wrote:de biasi better call up rashica in the next game

Scored and won a penalty. Really good player.

De Biasi , Tramezzani and FSHF lurk in this forum.

totti10 wrote:You guys are having a discussion on a lame topic. As long as someone speaks and feels Albanian, I'll see him that way.

Oh i absolutely agree. I don't mind having gypsy, or even africans on our team. However, there's no point in calling a rose a daffodil