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Sports => Quizz Time & Facts => Topic started by: asylumseeker on January 06, 2008, 10:35:22 PM
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Name the only player to have represented more than one nation interchangeably/simultaneously.
Ah think ah phrase that right ...
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Wha yuh relly mean? He played for country A, den played for country B, den went back and played for country A?
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Alfredo Di Stefano
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Alfredo Di Stefano
Yuh eh hit de mark dey omarldinho.
Wha yuh relly mean? He played for country A, den played for country B, den went back and played for country A?
Correck. ... then played for country B again.
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Wha yuh relly mean? He played for country A, den played for country B, den went back and played for country A?
Correck. ... then played for country B again.
Robert Jarni (Yugoslavia and Croatia)
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Wha yuh relly mean? He played for country A, den played for country B, den went back and played for country A?
Correck. ... then played for country B again.
Robert Jarni (Yugoslavia and Croatia)
Damn good answer Tallman. :beermug:
The thing is Croatia's squad did not gain recognition by FIFA until 1992.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport3/worldcup2002/hi/team_pages/croatia/newsid_1791000/1791607.
Jarni played 4 matches for Yugoslavia then turned out for Croatia versus Romania on December 22, 1990 before returning to play for Yugoslavia three more times the following year. He played for Croatia again after that, satisfying the A, B, A, B relationship but the player I'm looking for played for Country A, then Country B, then Country A, then Country B under full international sanction.
http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/jarni-intl.html
I double-checked with the FIFA fixtures and results between Croatia and Romania and the earliest match listed is the match played during WC 1998 and not the 1990 encounter.
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Alfredo Di Stefano
Yuh eh hit de mark dey omarldinho.
Wha yuh relly mean? He played for country A, den played for country B, den went back and played for country A?
Correck. ... then played for country B again.
Di Stefano even played for a country C
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True that, di Stefano represented Argentina, Spain and Colombia. He played for ARG in the late 40s and ESP in the late 50s and showed for COL in between. His days with COL are not recognised by FIFA and, well, there is no overlap in his representation of either country.
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Yeah but aren't we missing the man who played for two different countries in two consecutive world cup finals ?....say who that is ...
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ah go have to put this up again ...who scored the first official goal in the national stadium in port of spain ?
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ah go have to put this up again ...who scored the first official goal in the national stadium in port of spain ?
jai john what de hell... is almost two years now man asking yuh to verify the answers in de other thread....
Go and see the answers over dey please!
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ah go have to put this up again ...who scored the first official goal in the national stadium in port of spain ?
jai john what de hell... is almost two years now man asking yuh to verify the answers in de other thread....
Go and see the answers over dey please!
Allyuh shoulda corner him at the sweat de other day ... men waiting forever :)