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Originally Posted By: EMP
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as i said plenty of close ties with the U.K. and liverpool , but i suppose people in bradford or Birmingham can say that about india or pakistan would not call those countries foreign ???

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Originally Posted By: EMP
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That's what it is family no other country do we share a workforce family etc and no passport is required its as easy to Ireland as Wales


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yeah but our best young players go there, so its easier not to call them foreign..for possible foreigner rules etc etc

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Faz if you can't see the difference between Pakistan and Ireland then in cannot explain it to you


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That's what it is family no other country do we share a workforce family etc and no passport is required its as easy to Ireland as Wales
its not the U.K. when wales is , it uses the euro not the pound , it doesnt have a the NHS etc etc , yes very close ties , but a foreign country and a lot of my family are irish , but its not part of the U.K. so a foreign nation , same as the netherlands or denmark

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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
Faz if you can't see the difference between Pakistan and Ireland then in cannot explain it to you
if your a U.K. citizen and are asian then india or pakistan are there version of ireland .

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Faz yes you are right technivcally but culturally and people's families in practice Ireland and Britain are one country the relationship is nothing like the Netherlands or Denmark say. That's why they waived the need for passports


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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
Faz if you can't see the difference between Pakistan and Ireland then in cannot explain it to you
stanley mate, stop talkin b0ll0cks, Ireland is foreign end of, just like France and Germany, read your history and look at your geography...

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yeah but our best young players go there, so its easier not to call them foreign..for possible foreigner rules etc etc
yes i understand that , but south african cricketers play for england would you call south africa foreign ?? , kevin pietersen for one example .

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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
Faz yes you are right technivcally but culturally and people's families in practice Ireland and Britain are one country the relationship is nothing like the Netherlands or Denmark say. That's why they waived the need for passports
stan you csan go from calais to dusseldorf by car or train and never show a passport

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