How Many Nationalities Have Played For Us?

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Guyana Carl Cort

Ghana Elvis Hammond

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Carl cort... Nice! I''m sure we can tick off some more Caribbean/ central American nations on second nationality!

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Ok, I''ll split up the UK:

Argentina: Beccio

Australia: Michael Theoklitos

Belgium: Vadis

Brazil: Laxton

Cameroon: Bassong

Canada: Jim Brennan

Congo, Democratic Republic of: Mbokani

Czech Rep: Strahivka

Cyprus: Goss

Denmark: Helveg

England: Green

Finland: Jaaskelainen

France: Jean-Yves de Blasiis

Gambia: Korona

Ghana: Elvis ammond

Guinea: Mo Camera

Guyana: Cort

India: Keelan

Ireland: Wes

Italy: Lupoli

Jamaica: Loza

Monserrat: Ruel Fox

Morocco: Safri

Netherlands: RVW

New Zealand: Killen

Nigeria: Efan Ekoku

Northern Ireland: Lafferty

Norway: Tettey

Pakistan: Rehman

Portugal: Pinto (soon)

Scotland: Gunn

Senegal: Pape Diop

Serbia: Maric

Sierra Leone: Kai Kamara

South Africa: Matty Pattison

Spain: Victor Segura

Sweden: Olsson

Switzerland: Geatano Giallanza

USA: Zak Whitbread

Wales: Bowen

Yugoslavia: Muzinic

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[quote user="Splendid Rush"]Very impressive Shuck![/quote]

Two interesting ones-Gonsalez changed his name to Frank Peed during his career in England (19 apps for us, 6 goals) whilst Laxton''s family were resident in Brazil as his Father was an engineer there.Might have already been mentioned of course-Kevin Keelan was born in India.

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[quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="morty"][quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="TCCANARY"]Jeremy Goss played for Wales.[/quote]

He was born in Cyprus though.[/quote]Was one of his parents in the forces and he was born in the British hospital there perhaps?[/quote]

Probably, I dunno. I''m not gonna get into technicalities though. In my opinion, he counts :-P[/quote]Technically if he was he would hold a British passport, not a Cypriot one.But yeah, technicalities [;)]

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Adel gafaiti, algeria

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[quote user="TCCANARY"]Did we have a Finnish goalkeeper on loan?[/quote]

He''s no finished, he''s only 28!

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 user="Tettey''s Jig"][quote user="morty"][quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="TCCANARY"]Jeremy Goss played for Wales.[/quote] He was born in Cyprus though.[/quote]

Was one of his parents in the forces and he was born in the British hospital there perhaps?
[/quote] Probably, I dunno. I''m not gonna get into technicalities though. In my opinion, he counts :-P[/quote]

 

It''s not a technicality, he''s not Cypriot, he''s British, it doesn''t count.

 

 

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[quote user="morty"][quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="morty"][quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="TCCANARY"]Jeremy Goss played for Wales.[/quote]

He was born in Cyprus though.[/quote]Was one of his parents in the forces and he was born in the British hospital there perhaps?[/quote]

Probably, I dunno. I''m not gonna get into technicalities though. In my opinion, he counts :-P[/quote]Technically if he was he would hold a British passport, not a Cypriot one.But yeah, technicalities [;)][/quote] guess you better go do some research to debunk my suggestion then.

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Tony Warner, Trinidad and Tobago.

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[quote user="Number9"][quote user="TCCANARY"]Did we have a Finnish goalkeeper on loan?[/quote] He''s no finished, he''s only 28![/quote]

 

It wasn''t Antti Niemi  [:)]

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="morty"][quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="morty"][quote user="Tetteys Jig"][quote user="TCCANARY"]Jeremy Goss played for Wales.[/quote]

He was born in Cyprus though.[/quote]Was one of his parents in the forces and he was born in the British hospital there perhaps?[/quote]

Probably, I dunno. I''m not gonna get into technicalities though. In my opinion, he counts :-P[/quote]Technically if he was he would hold a British passport, not a Cypriot one.But yeah, technicalities [;)][/quote] guess you better go do some research to debunk my suggestion then.[/quote]Calm down mate, its only a bit of fun[;)]But Wiki says his dad was in the army...

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Algeria: Gafaiti

Argentina: Beccio

Australia: Michael Theoklitos

Belgium: Vadis

Brazil: Laxton

Cameroon: Bassong

Canada: Jim Brennan

Congo, Democratic Republic of: Mbokani

Czech Rep: Strahivka

Cyprus: Goss

Denmark: Helveg

England: Green

Finland: Jaaskelainen

France: Jean-Yves de Blasiis

Gambia: Korona

Ghana: Elvis ammond

Guinea: Mo Camera

Guyana: Cort

India: Keelan

Ireland: Wes

Italy: Lupoli

Jamaica: Loza

Monserrat: Ruel Fox

Morocco: Safri

Netherlands: RVW

New Zealand: Killen

Nigeria: Efan Ekoku

Northern Ireland: Lafferty

Norway: Tettey

Pakistan: Rehman

Portugal: Pinto (soon)

Scotland: Gunn

Senegal: Pape Diop

Serbia: Maric

Sierra Leone: Kai Kamara

South Africa: Matty Pattison

Spain: Victor Segura

Sweden: Olsson

Switzerland: Geatano Giallanza

Tinidad and Tobago: Warner

USA: Zak Whitbread

Wales: Bowen

Yugoslavia: Muzinic

42/43 Depending on Goss

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Germany- David Phillips

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Northern Ireland should be Adrian Coote.

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[quote user="Old Shuck"]Germany- David Phillips[/quote]Born in Wegberg, Germany where there was a military hospital though?

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Perfectly calm here Morty, you must have read my reply the wrong way, genuinely thought you might wanna find out more.

Leroy fer could count as Curacao as well under the Jackie Charlton ROI act 2015. Had the option to play with them.

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[quote user="Tetteys Jig"]Perfectly calm here Morty, you must have read my reply the wrong way, genuinely thought you might wanna find out more.

Leroy fer could count as Curacao as well under the Jackie Charlton ROI act 2015. Had the option to play with them.[/quote]Yeah I did, his father was in the army, so its fairly likely he holds a British passport.

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This will probably end up as an Archant article at some point.

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[quote user="Splendid Rush"]This will probably end up as an Archant article at some point.[/quote][:D]

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Adel Gafaiti, was born in France to Algerian father and French mother, although represented Algeria.

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[quote user="morty"][quote user="Old Shuck"]Germany- David Phillips[/quote]Born in Wegberg, Germany where there was a military hospital though?[/quote]

I was born in the same hospital, I''m British so is he.This is a nationalities question not a ''where were people born'' question.

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Pushing it I know Morty, but going for the ''born in'' rather than ''nationality'' for this.

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[quote user="Old Shuck"]Pushing it I know Morty, but going for the ''born in'' rather than ''nationality'' for this.[/quote][Y]

[Crabbycanary3 994]

Am I missing something here, but isn''t nationality and born in, considered the same thing?

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[quote user="Crabbycanary3"]Am I missing something here, but isn''t nationality and born in, considered the same thing?[/quote]In the case of children born to British forces while serving abroad, regardless of what country they are born in, the child is a British Citizen and passport holder. They have no right to any kind of dual nationality.If British forces children born in Germany, for example, weren''t given British citizenship, then they would be required to carry out national service in the German military.

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Cheers Morty, I was thinking it was a general question as opposed to a military one. Could the (military) child decide later in life to take up the nationality of their birth?

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[quote user="Crabbycanary3"]Cheers Morty, I was thinking it was a general question as opposed to a military one. Could the (military) child decide later in life to take up the nationality of their birth?[/quote]No, they have no right to, as far as I know.

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[quote user="Crabbycanary3"]Cheers Morty, I was thinking it was a general question as opposed to a military one. Could the (military) child decide later in life to take up the nationality of their birth?[/quote]It depends on which country you were born in but most do not give you dual nationality.

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What about if the military kid is born in a normal hospital over there?