hitleraldof:
he can ...browse on adan januzaj . if he played as a youth player I eir league en he is available for call up

well I browsed and I found out that for him to play he must meet the Home Nations agreement. The Home nations agreement requires that players engage in a minimum of five years of education before the age of 18 within the territory of the relevant association and do not offer national team eligibility through residency.

I THINK THAT WEED WAS BROUGHT FROM NORTH POLE.......
BECAUSE OSOGBO, IBADAN, KANO, DAMBOA, AND ALL TROPICAL CLIMATE WEED WILL NOT MAKE YOU TO MISS YARN LIKE THOSE BRITIKOS

Mcowubaba:
But Iheanacho is not eligible to play for England naa....
Which brand of weed this Britons smoke

Quakertellicus1:


In fairness to England.....they do have a better record of choosing black players at all levels among the European countries.

Fashanu's problem (and by the way, I agree with you that he was used and dumped, and i am angry with him for turning down Nigeria when he had a chance) was that he was playing at a time when England had many talented strikers.

I think that title belongs to France.... The French team has more black players than the English team