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If the Canadian embassy staff in Spain is advising this, then I assume that Spain is much more informal in requiring you to renounce your citizenship, possibly taking people's word for it. Germany requires you to actually prove you have renounced your citizenship from whichever countries you hold citizenship by showing a legal paper signed by a judge that you have done so. In this light I highly doubt any embassy staff in Germany would not fully inform someone of the results of officially renouncing your citizenship. There is also a bureaucratic process of renouncing Canadian citizenship so I really don't think there is any way Nsaliwa did not know what he was doing or the consequences of doing it. Maybe he didn't realize what the consequences would be in regards to his FIFA international status although even here if he didn't find out this beforehand he would be irresponsible and not so intelligent. The reasons he had for doing so were basically the same as the other guys who didn't play for Canada, to further their careers and earn more money. The difference is that he went much further than the others in doing so, not only relinquishing playing for Canada but also relinquishing his Canadian citizenship. I think he is actually the worse case of all of the traitors.

It is also interesting to wonder whether some of the others would have switched allegiances if losing their Canadian citizenship was one of the consequences. At the very least it would have made the decision more difficult and costly.

I just assumed he had first taken German citizenship and they had then obliged him to renounce his Canadian passport. But if as you say it was the opposite situation, that he first went before a CDN judge and renounced his citizenship to then advance his German application, I have a lot less sympathy for him. Formally reject your birthright? Not the sort of player for me, sorry.

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And also he'd be able to play for Canada on the fact he was born here alone he wouldn't even need a passport

A valid passport must be shown prior to the match when playing in any FIFA sanctioned official competition. That's why he can still play for us in friendlies, but not in official matches such as the GC or WCQ.

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Whats the deal with Carlos Rivas? Did he impress Hart and might we see another call up?

http://www.futbolesta.com/P_Ranking1.asp?id=29435&wts=20102011&idusu=0

I see he gets a good amount of games with a team that finished 5th in Chile and hes relatively young.. is Chile a good league? I mean I know Colo Colo but thats about it

Edit: He had only played 23 games leading up to this season and this season he has played 26 FWIW

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Whats the deal with Carlos Rivas? Did he impress Hart and might we see another call up?

http://www.futbolesta.com/P_Ranking1.asp?id=29435&wts=20102011&idusu=0

I see he gets a good amount of games with a team that finished 5th in Chile and hes relatively young.. is Chile a good league? I mean I know Colo Colo but thats about it

Edit: He had only played 23 games leading up to this season and this season he has played 26 FWIW

I have seen no sign of him whatsoever this season at Concepcion. I am reading this as 26 games played BY HIS CLUB and zero played by Rivas himself, but if anyone knows something I don't then please let me know.

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I have seen no sign of him whatsoever this season at Concepcion. I am reading this as 26 games played BY HIS CLUB and zero played by Rivas himself, but if anyone knows something I don't then please let me know.

I thought so too but then why would the other seasons say just that many games? Hopefully someone knows whats going on

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I thought so too but then why would the other seasons say just that many games? Hopefully someone knows whats going on

I got this from his wiki page: In a recent interview, when asked about his offers from multiple teams within South America for the 2010 season, Carlo expressed his desire to play in North America.

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

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Tam Nsaliwa - AEK Athens (Greek Superleague) (1)"

This may be an unpopular opinion, but why would a person who officially renounced his Canadian citizenship be on this list?

Yeah, yeah marriage and all. I have no problem with him doing what he needs to do for his career or marriage, the same can be said for others. Same as Lord Black, go to hell. I live and work in the US and will never take out citizenship (even though I could), let alone renounce my country.

REMOVE him from this list. At least **********/Vitoria/Fernandes/JDG2/insert name here didnt go that far.

Rant over.

I'll give a better reason to pull him from this list. He is not anymore with AEK. http://www.aekfc.gr/index.asp?a_id=322

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Gianfranco Carbone - AC Milan (Serie A) (1) Youth I can confirm this as to be true, however apparently he requires still the following- paper work, inculding euro passport and his parents require to be residence in Italy in order he can be part of the youth team. from what I understand he is 1995 player and yet is not signed offically to play.

The rules have changed in Euro now a player under the age of 18 A club cannot sign a minor and is not permitted to play anywhere in euro without the parents being residents of the area of the club or province in which he is signed. But just maybe not 100% on this maybe a guardian could take the place of the parents provided they have residence.

maybe someone wished to comment but this is my understanding of this player at this current moment.

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Stefan Dancetovic is obviously not in Beograd as he came on as a sub for the Brantford Galaxy against PFC during the CSL semi on Friday.

Robert Adam is no longer at Hearts: http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/page/Squad/ReserveTeam/0,,10289,00.html

Can't find anything on either Birnstingl being signed with Dundee and since he was on a 3-month trial i'd say he's no longer there.

Liam Connon is no longer with Ross County U19's and the club has not signed a single Academy player in 3 years and has no reserve squad so he's off the list too. On a telling note, Ross County youth players have their costs covered by sponsors and those sponsors are listed beside their names on the club website.

http://www.rosscountyfootballclub.co.uk/squad/under-19s/under-19-squad-list.aspx

http://www.overthebridge.info/viewthread.php?tid=9106

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Can anyone corroborate the following players?:

Evan Harding - Richmond Kickers (USL Second Division) (3)

http://www.soccerway.com/players/evan-harding/78282/

Josiah Snelgrove - Charlotte Eagles (USL Second Division) (3)

http://www.soccerway.com/players/josiah-snelgrove/132386/

Boris Gavric - Croatia Sesvete (Croatian 2.HNL) (2)

http://www.soccerway.com/players/boris-gavric/120768/

Akyol Mürsel - Denizlispor (TFF First League) (2) Youth

http://www.soccer-talents.com/M__rsel_Akyol-3_7-22489-12.html

Akuoko Johnson - Barracuda FC (USL First Division) (2)

http://www.soccer-talents.com/Johnson_Akuoko-3_7-53061-12.html

Phil Appiah - Hayes and Yeading FC (English Conference) (5)

http://www.soccerway.com/players/phil-appiah/143933/

Gianfranco Carbone - AC Milan (Serie A) (1) Youth

Stefan Cebara - Zalaegerszegi TE II (Hungarian NB III) (3)

http://www.soccer-talents.com/Stefan_Cebara-3_7-51445-12.html

Lucas Ferron - Standard Liege (Belgian Jupiler League) (1) Youth

Luca Andrea Leone - Club Sol de America (Paraguayan Primera División) (1) Youth

Takura Ndinadzo Mtandari - AS Nancy-Lorraine (France Ligue 1) (1) Reserves

Graham Ramalho ACV Assen (Dutch Hoofdklasse) (4)

Josiah Snelgrove is Canadian

http://www.charlotteeagles.com/eaglesproteam/eaglesroster/418291.html

Evan Harding born in Burnaby, but raised in the USA. I suppose he would still have citizenship?

Stefan Cebara is Canadian. I think he was born in Croatia and raised in Windsor. you can google lots of Windsor sports stories about him.

http://www.pepsifoci.hu/taxonomy/term/8526

kanadai = Canada I think. I ran it through a translation and it came up saying Croatian-Canadian and a bunch of garble.

http://www.soccerway.com/matches/2010/10/16/hungary/nb-i/bfc-siofok/zalaegerszegi-te/956732/

October 16th he was on the bench as an unused sub.

Couldn't find anything on the other guys that are unconfirmed.

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Tommy Ples - Melbourne Knights -Victorian Premier League

Was with Toronto Croatia, on wiki it says he's on both teams.

http://www.melbourneknights.com.au/News/tabid/95/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/10/Knights-new-import-ready-to-fire.aspx

Awesome little write up on the history of the club: http://melbourneknights.com.au/TheClub/History/ABriefHistory.aspx

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