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Post by talyfan on Feb 2, 2022 18:00:54 GMT
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Post by talyfan on Feb 19, 2022 19:04:47 GMT
Currently playing Football Manager and Anthony Hartigan is listed as eligible for Wales. 2000 born, AFC Wimbledon player. Could be lazy researchers as his middle name’s Rhys, but wonder if he’s been checked out? Whether he’s good enough is of course another question. Ineligble - confirmed from what I'm assuming is his dad. Great grandmother is Welsh.
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Post by vaulksthrowfanclub on Feb 19, 2022 19:48:46 GMT
Currently playing Football Manager and Anthony Hartigan is listed as eligible for Wales. 2000 born, AFC Wimbledon player. Could be lazy researchers as his middle name’s Rhys, but wonder if he’s been checked out? Whether he’s good enough is of course another question. Ineligble - confirmed from what I'm assuming is his dad. Great grandmother is Welsh. Thanks for clarifying. Shame about the pathetic baseless Morrell digs on the original tweet by the poster.
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Post by marsvolta on Feb 27, 2022 22:48:16 GMT
Just watching Match of the Day now and the commentator has just said that Max Kidman of Wolves might have been a Ukraine international now due to his Ukrainian mother if it wasn’t for his appearance for the England Futsal team.
I didn’t know that appearance for England Futsal team would count as international competitive games, therefore making him ineligible for Ukraine.
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Post by allezlesrouges on Feb 27, 2022 23:34:19 GMT
Just watching Match of the Day now and the commentator has just said that Max Kidman of Wolves might have been a Ukraine international now due to his Ukrainian mother if it wasn’t for his appearance for the England Futsal team. I didn’t know that appearance for England Futsal team would count as international competitive games, therefore making him ineligible for Ukraine. Yes I didn't know that either but his wikipedia does confirm this story, Shevchenko apparently wanted to call him up. Interestingly Kilman speaks Russian too!
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Post by ystradwales on Mar 8, 2022 22:58:12 GMT
Joe Taylor made his first team debut as a substitute for Peterborough tonight.
Dragonsoccer has him down as potentially being qualified for Wales via grandparent but confirmation required.
Joined Peterborough in November 2021 from Kings Lynn Town in the National League without making an appearance for them. He's a 19 year old striker who's scored a few goals for Peterborough U23s since joining them in November.
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Post by vaulksthrowfanclub on Mar 9, 2022 15:16:45 GMT
Made his first team debut as a substitute for Peterborough tonight. Dragonsoccer has him down as potentially being qualified for Wales via grandparent but confirmation required. Joined Peterborough in November 2021 from Kings Lynn Town in the National League without making an appearance for them. He's a 19 year old striker who's scored a few goals for Peterborough U23s since joining them in November. Looks to be an exciting prospect. Labeled as the new Craig MacKail-Smith by their chairman. Nice to see he’s rated by McCann too. Don’t want to get my hopes up too early, in case he isn’t eligible/interested.
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Post by talyfan on Mar 9, 2022 22:54:25 GMT
Max Cleworth not eligible
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Post by dylanjunecymru on Mar 11, 2022 17:33:34 GMT
Liverpool youngster, Tom Hill, who done his ACL few months back made his debut a while ago. Now in Ireland u20 squad think that writes him off with wales.
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Post by vaulksthrowfanclub on Mar 11, 2022 17:57:57 GMT
Liverpool youngster who done his ACL few months back made his debut a while ago. Now in Ireland u20 squad think that writes him off with wales. Wouldn’t say it’s a total lost cause. U20 caps aren’t competitive therefore he can freely come back to us in due course should he wish. Guess that’s the downside of the 2002 age group who’ve been shafted by Covid and not having an u20s team of our own. We could call him up to our u21s as a counter offer if he’s highly-rated enough. If he were to play at u21s level in the Euro quals then he’s only have 1 switch left. I don’t have too much faith in Bodin, unfortunately.
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Post by saturn9 on Mar 17, 2022 22:00:14 GMT
DS notes that young Villa prospect Thierry Katsukuna?? is confirmed eligible. Young defender, just what we need.
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Post by marsvolta on Mar 17, 2022 22:10:23 GMT
DS notes that young Villa prospect Thierry Katsukuna?? is confirmed eligible. Young defender, just what we need. Yeah I saw that, I’ll signed him for six figures from Coventry as a youngster so must be highly rated
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Post by chief on Mar 31, 2022 21:27:48 GMT
Highly unlikely to lead to call ups, but in theory can you think of any Wales based or formerly Wales based players who are eligible via residency?
I know technically I think they could be based anywhere in Britain to be eligible (if from overseas) but that would be really ridiculous if someone from abroad was called up and had no familial ties&had never lived in Wales.
The most prominent eligible example from recent years would probably be Angel Rangel.
Currently the only viable one I can think of might be Steven Benda whos been at Swansea for long enough now to qualify and obviously hasn't been capped by Germany.
Would these types be any worse than calling up Eric Young for example? Who qualified via the British Army base abroad querk.
Does Adam Davies have familial ties to Wales?
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Post by morg on Mar 31, 2022 21:57:49 GMT
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Post by chief on Mar 31, 2022 22:08:32 GMT
Can't read the whole article. I know he was born in Germany to a serving soldier which would make him eligible anyway. Surname suggests Welsh roots.
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Post by walesgolfmadrid on Mar 31, 2022 22:54:36 GMT
In the past Ferrie Bodde was at Swansea for 5 years in total, but wasn't able to play anymore by the time he'd have qualified. Andrea Orlandi too was at the Swansea for the same 5 years, and would have qualified in 2012 when he a decent Championship player. The likes of Dorus De Vries came close.
Jordan Garrick may potentially qualify through that route, having been born in Jamaica and has been at Swansea since 2015.
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Post by bale-droed on Apr 1, 2022 1:47:31 GMT
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Post by jbt95 on Apr 1, 2022 7:41:48 GMT
Earnshaw qualified under the educational rule.
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Post by jbt95 on Apr 1, 2022 7:44:34 GMT
Highly unlikely to lead to call ups, but in theory can you think of any Wales based or formerly Wales based players who are eligible via residency? I know technically I think they could be based anywhere in Britain to be eligible (if from overseas) but that would be really ridiculous if someone from abroad was called up and had no familial ties&had never lived in Wales. The most prominent eligible example from recent years would probably be Angel Rangel. Currently the only viable one I can think of might be Steven Benda whos been at Swansea for long enough now to qualify and obviously hasn't been capped by Germany. Would these types be any worse than calling up Eric Young for example? Who qualified via the British Army base abroad querk. Does Adam Davies have familial ties to Wales? None. The Home Nations eligibility rules are - 1) player born in the country 2) blood parents or grandparents born in the country 3) 5 years education in the country under the age of 16 Your Angel Rangels etc do not qualify as they moved here after the age of 11, even if they got a undergrad, masters, PhD from Cardiff Met.
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Post by dragonsoccer on Apr 1, 2022 7:48:59 GMT
no such thing as residency rule, apart from schooling as jbt95 has said
Rangel playing for Wales story - was about 10-11 years ago now - was posted online back then as being ineligible
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Post by bale-droed on Apr 1, 2022 8:43:16 GMT
Earnshaw qualified under the educational rule. That rule never existed until 09/2010 So Earnshaw didn’t qualify under that. Andy Dorman was the first to play under the educational rule
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Post by chief on Apr 1, 2022 8:52:04 GMT
no such thing as residency rule, apart from schooling as jbt95 has said Rangel playing for Wales story - was about 10-11 years ago now - was posted online back then as being ineligible Wow I stand corrected then. There was always rumours of the likes of Cudicini or Almunia being considered for the Saes under similar circumstances. Seems rather strange that players born abroad on military bases are eligible but ones who've lived here years aren't.
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Post by dragonsoccer on Apr 1, 2022 9:34:03 GMT
for exmaple - Pat Van den Hauwe was eligible for all all home nations - British nationality - selected Wales Adam Davies I am pretty sure, withour checking - his father is Welsh born as has been mentioned
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Post by conwy10 on Apr 1, 2022 10:00:53 GMT
Highly unlikely to lead to call ups, but in theory can you think of any Wales based or formerly Wales based players who are eligible via residency? I know technically I think they could be based anywhere in Britain to be eligible (if from overseas) but that would be really ridiculous if someone from abroad was called up and had no familial ties&had never lived in Wales. The most prominent eligible example from recent years would probably be Angel Rangel. Currently the only viable one I can think of might be Steven Benda whos been at Swansea for long enough now to qualify and obviously hasn't been capped by Germany. Would these types be any worse than calling up Eric Young for example? Who qualified via the British Army base abroad querk. Does Adam Davies have familial ties to Wales? I don't know why we didn't call up Angel Rangel. The agreement will only be in place until England want to break it anyway.
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Post by conwy10 on Apr 1, 2022 10:04:20 GMT
On the whole football manager debate, I called up Cameron Jerome to the Wales squad and he bossed it. Not sure why he was Welsh on it, maybe playing for Cardiff youth teams they just put him as Welsh.
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Post by allezlesrouges on Apr 1, 2022 10:07:19 GMT
Highly unlikely to lead to call ups, but in theory can you think of any Wales based or formerly Wales based players who are eligible via residency? I know technically I think they could be based anywhere in Britain to be eligible (if from overseas) but that would be really ridiculous if someone from abroad was called up and had no familial ties&had never lived in Wales. The most prominent eligible example from recent years would probably be Angel Rangel. Currently the only viable one I can think of might be Steven Benda whos been at Swansea for long enough now to qualify and obviously hasn't been capped by Germany. Would these types be any worse than calling up Eric Young for example? Who qualified via the British Army base abroad querk. Does Adam Davies have familial ties to Wales? I don't know why we didn't call up Angel Rangel. The agreement will only be in place until England want to break it anyway. We didn't call him up because he was ineligible
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Post by conwy10 on Apr 1, 2022 10:09:56 GMT
I don't know why we didn't call up Angel Rangel. The agreement will only be in place until England want to break it anyway. We didn't call him up because he was ineligible As we were sticking to the gentleman's agreement. As others have said though the whole Almunia situation was always being discussed. If someone good enough came about there's no way England would care about honouring it.
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Post by allezlesrouges on Apr 1, 2022 10:18:50 GMT
We didn't call him up because he was ineligible As we were sticking to the gentleman's agreement. As others have said though the whole Almunia situation was always being discussed. If someone good enough came about there's no way England would care about honouring it. Yes but those are the rules in which we have agreed to operate under, therefore he wasn't ever eligible
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Post by marsvolta on Apr 1, 2022 10:24:53 GMT
Congrats all to not going for the usually inevitable rubbish April Fools joke of saying that someone is eligible for Wales before hilariously revealing that theyre not haha.
When I saw activity on this thread today I thought that someone has definitely done it again today but was pleasantly surprised to see actual eligibility conversation on here haha.
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Post by marsvolta on Apr 1, 2022 10:29:36 GMT
Congrats all to not going for the usually inevitable rubbish April Fools joke of saying that someone is eligible for Wales before hilariously revealing that theyre not haha. When I saw activity on this thread today I thought that someone has definitely done it again today but was pleasantly surprised to see actual eligibility conversation on here haha. Ignore this, just seen the Cole Palmer thread, haha
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