Modern day football makes me sick. Should not be allowed to happen. Give the smaller clubs a chance FFS! Had enough of it to be honest.
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Modern day football makes me sick. Should not be allowed to happen. Give the smaller clubs a chance FFS! Had enough of it to be honest.
He was born in Liverpool though and his family are in that area. Perhaps they influenced his move back to the North WestOriginally Posted by simonp_ccfc
How does he qualify for Wales?
Parentage
So he's Ingurlish ???????
Another one
He went to school in Cardiff, so it might be just that. He might have other relatives, I can't find out but his dad is from the DRC. He spent most of his childhood in Cardiff, so it's not as if he's been dropped in.
Not sure just going to school in Wales qualifies someone at International level. Assuming the answer above is right, his mother must be Welsh.
Robert Earnshaw
5 years at school means you qualify. Andy Dorman.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_D...ational_career
Re RJK and Earnie, that rule wasn't in then, so I'm not actually sure he should have played for Wales. Glad he did though! Having said that, he might just classify as a British passport holder and could qualify for any of the home nations (like Maik Taylor).
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