He has dual citizenship, just like Wilfred Zaha. Beckford chose to represent Jamaica over the Three Lions.One thing, isn't Jermaine Beckford English?
The rules for international football are a bit open. A player can play for the country of his birth, or the countries of his parents, or a country that he has played in for a certain number of years.I see. As one could probably imagine, that was my defense mechanism when he scored.
Our opponents can do the same with many German/Mexican dual citizenship players, so fair play.
That's pretty neat.
I was aware of the rule where you're stuck with whoever you play your first competitive match with, but I didn't know the selection process was that wide open.
When I looked at the result I had to double check it. Still mathematical impossible for them to qualify though. However, mathematically, Wales can still qualify as they are on 6 points, Croatia, in second have 16 and Wales have 4 games to play.And, yeah, I haven't mentioned Scotland beating Croatia last night, as I'm not actually sure it happened...
Time for another horrifying game at Estadio Azteca, where Mexico hasn't been able to harm anybody...
If they dare to get another miserable tie or worse, a loss, I'm 80 % certain we will not go to Brazil 2014...
You guys are playing Costa Rica right? They're in pretty good form.
I've only seen Panama once and they weren't bad.
I miss Ricardo La Volpe