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[bobtheturkey]

in the spanish midfield tonight was marcos senna who is a born and bred brazilian he still regards himself as brazilian but applied for Spanish nationality as he has resided in spain for the appropriate number of years, this enables him to play for spain as he felt he would not get in brazil's team, he was born in brazil has brazilian parents and is brazilian funny enough :)


how many black Spaniards do you know?

i await your aplogy the clock is ticking :)

[bobtheturkey]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcos_Senna

[bobtheturkey]

http://www.blogfutbolero.com/wp-content/upload s/2008/03/senna-3.jpg

[bobtheturkey]

quite right morsel, the point is knowledge your hero khans parents came here to England to give their son a better chance and fair play to them just as senna uses the law to his benefit it does not make ahmir khan english if i live in another birds nest does that make me a cuckoo :)

[Buenchico]

Just a thought, gentlemen:

Isn't it rather strange that a player's eligibility for a national side only seems to get questioned when the colour of his skin is different? England's cricket team has been captained by at least two South Africans, Tony Greig and Allan Lamb, but nobody seemed to think that it was unusual.

Chris

[bobtheturkey]

allen lambs parents are of english heritiage :)

[bobtheturkey]

tony greigs father was scottish :)

[bobtheturkey]

game set and match :) night