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He can knock that playing for England thing on the head. Hopefully taking him back to Germany will have knocked some sense into him

What are his links to Brexit Land anyway? Apart from playing for the blue scum for a while

ramsej84 wrote:How an earth can a teenager think of playing (he actually played) for a Nation in which he lived for a couple of years .... ????
So this guy has some three options then for sure...
Hargreaves has a similar thing he could have played for Ger , something which would have been something to be ashamed of....
Born in Canada to a Welsh and English parents chooses to play for Ger LOL

Hargreaves is not a German citizen and could not have played for Germany.
If he could though, it would have made much more sense than playing for England, considering he never lived there until many years after representing them.

FCBayernMunchen wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:How an earth can a teenager think of playing (he actually played) for a Nation in which he lived for a couple of years .... ????
So this guy has some three options then for sure...
Hargreaves has a similar thing he could have played for Ger , something which would have been something to be ashamed of....
Born in Canada to a Welsh and English parents chooses to play for Ger LOL

Hargreaves is not a German citizen and could not have played for Germany.
If he could though, it would have made much more sense than playing for England, considering he never lived there until many years after representing them.

Every once in a while the same old unnecessary discussion about NT, personal interests, hearts and feelings of human beings.

Your personal feelings only matter and prevail. You can't command to your heart. Going against it is so wrong.

Obviously Jamal lived in England for 10 years and he is just 17 years old. He sounds to me more like an Englishman than German. His mother didn't name him Jens, Benedikt, Johann, Bodo, Uwe or Herbert but Jamal nor he changed his family name to sound Germanic.
Looks way more like a potential material for England than Germany, but who says he can't decide vice versa when he can do whatever he wants? It's his life, his decision and nobody else's. Only what makes sense to him or anyone like him matters, we can just get over it.

Anyway, our 2nd team looks like something 100th this season in the 3. Liga.
I don't know why, but I got an impression that all those years in the Regionalliga were something like a scam. I mean, where has this motivation and an instant jump to the top in the 3. Liga come from? Sebastian Hoeneß? Suddenly powerful and very gifted talents? Lots of transfers in the 2nd team and we have always made them to win promotion from bringing youngest to even 2-3 experienced players?

Hoeneß is really doing a great job, no doubt about that. He was brought from RB Leipzig football academy with purpose and we know how much attention and value gives Mateschitz and Rangnick in work of youth academies with young talents in all Red Bull clubs around the world.

The German even said when his uncle called him and offered him the post he didn't like the idea, though. He felt like a pure, total nepotist in this situation and that it might end up bad for both the club and his own coaching reputation, but so far it has worked out brilliantly, at least in terms of results, current standing on the table and won points.

If nothing else, from one perspective being Dieter's son and Uli's nephew gives you a lot of pressure to work hard and succeed because in the opposite scenario everything and everybody turns against you. People and media have every single argument to criticize you and be against you.

Our focus is to finally start producing our own talents from the youngest categories up to juniors who should after all this play in our 2nd team and through that experience reach senior team and make a professional career. Too bad FCB II can't win promotion to 2. Bundesliga. Now that would be a real youth recruitment center for the first team!

FCBayernMunchen wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:How an earth can a teenager think of playing (he actually played) for a Nation in which he lived for a couple of years .... ????
So this guy has some three options then for sure...
Hargreaves has a similar thing he could have played for Ger , something which would have been something to be ashamed of....
Born in Canada to a Welsh and English parents chooses to play for Ger LOL

Hargreaves is not a German citizen and could not have played for Germany.
If he could though, it would have made much more sense than playing for England, considering he never lived there until many years after representing them.

You don’t get it man, it’s the blood in his veins, the BLOOD!
He‘s not tall, blond and blue eyed, why could he play for Germany?

(Is the sarcasm obvious yet?)

ramsej84 wrote:

#12 wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:[quote="ramsej84"]How an earth can a teenager think of playing (he actually played) for a Nation in which he lived for a couple of years .... ????
So this guy has some three options then for sure...
Hargreaves has a similar thing he could have played for Ger , something which would have been something to be ashamed of....
Born in Canada to a Welsh and English parents chooses to play for Ger LOL

Hargreaves is not a German citizen and could not have played for Germany.
If he could though, it would have made much more sense than playing for England, considering he never lived there until many years after representing them.

You don’t get it man, it’s the blood in his veins, the BLOOD!
He‘s not tall, blond and blue eyed, why could he play for Germany?

(Is the sarcasm obvious yet?)

you did not understand my comment... I was referring to his English option not the German one

12. sorry but '' sometimes '' you act like an idiot... or like a blonde German [/quote]No I did!

You didn’t, obviously... Your parents don’t make you anything you caveman!
If he fell in love with Germany and has German citizenship, why would he have to be "ashamed"? Cause some retard from a pile of rock in the Mediterranean says so?
The level of ignorance you display keeps surprising me...

ramsej84 wrote:

#12 wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:[quote="#12"][quote="FCBayernMunchen"][quote="ramsej84"]How an earth can a teenager think of playing (he actually played) for a Nation in which he lived for a couple of years .... ????
So this guy has some three options then for sure...
Hargreaves has a similar thing he could have played for Ger , something which would have been something to be ashamed of....
Born in Canada to a Welsh and English parents chooses to play for Ger LOL

Hargreaves is not a German citizen and could not have played for Germany.
If he could though, it would have made much more sense than playing for England, considering he never lived there until many years after representing them.

You don’t get it man, it’s the blood in his veins, the BLOOD!
He‘s not tall, blond and blue eyed, why could he play for Germany?

(Is the sarcasm obvious yet?)

you did not understand my comment... I was referring to his English option not the German one

12. sorry but '' sometimes '' you act like an idiot... or like a blonde German [/quote]No I did!

You didn’t, obviously... Your parents don’t make you anything you caveman!
If he fell in love with Germany and has German citizenship, why would he have to be "ashamed"? Cause some retard from a pile of rock in the Mediterranean says so?
The level of ignorance you display keeps surprising me...[/quote].... ..... .... ....
Have you removed your socks yet blondie?[/quote]

This comment, that I don’t even WANT to understand, shows the intellectual disparity between you and me perfectly: while I put forth an argument tearing up your weird racist shit in the air, the best you can come up with is spit out meaningless, incoherent, contextless bullshit...

ramsej84 wrote:So now I am racist towards Hargreaves... well the future looks bright

No, in general...

Got nothing to do with Hargreaves in particular, actually...

Guys, get a room... Or a chamber

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