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‘I’m not English, I just work here.’ - Kevin Pietersen


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:idunno: why people still try and point score over this, happens in all sport England taking the half-decent established Oirish lads is far more of an issue given they actually represented their own country. I dont get that.
Because it's Pietersen, fans enjoying irritating him since he carries his inner d!ck head outside.
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How old was Robin Singh when he moved to India?
Well how old were Strauss and Prior? They seem to get called South African on here despite the fact they have lived pretty much all there life in england.
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Well how old were Strauss and Prior? They seem to get called South African on here despite the fact they have lived pretty much all there life in england.
Robin Singh is genetically Indian
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:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::two_thumbs_up::hysterical:

why just south africans ' date='english borrow even irish, danish and papua new guinea players and now these fake english players are being supported by fake english supporters:haha:[/quote']
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why just south africans ' date='english borrow even irish, danish and papua new guinea players and now these fake english players are being supported by fake english supporters:haha:[/quote'] not naming any names :giggle:
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What a trash way of reporting. The article stays in its 8th paragraph that KP said this during England’s match against Australia A. It doesn't even mention whether he said it recently or from the past, whether it was from the Ashes last year or the year before it. No time frame, selective interpretation and blowing out of proportion. Sensationalists will talk trash.

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So Pietersen playing for England is same as playing in IPL ? :haha: Its alright. 4 foreigners should be allowed in their league too. :--D
Well,We shouldnt lose to a team that has 4 SA players then, should we? :winky:
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Well how old were Strauss and Prior? They seem to get called South African on here despite the fact they have lived pretty much all there life in england.
Strauss moved over when he was 6, i'm not sure whether both his parents are Saffers or whether just one is but i have absolutely no problem with him representing England. Same with Prior who moved over at 11 and has 1 English parent. KP has an English mother so in my opinion he is entitled to play for England IMO. However, i can see why people can object as he only moved to England because he was unhappy with the set-up in South African cricket. Geraint Jones - Lived in Australia until 22 (born in Papa New Guinea). However he does have Welsh parents so he is eligible to play for England. Jade Dernbach - Moved over when he was 14, has no English blood in him. However, he did not really play cricket in South Africa and he came through the English system. Jonathan Trott - Has an English Grandmother. I am not happy with him playing for England, he is a Saffer. He went out and celebrated with Graeme Smith and co when South Africa won their last series in England. Craig Kieswetter - Moved over at 18, half Scottish-half Saffer. He shouldn't play for England. Eoin Morgan - Really talented player but he has nothing to do with England. The selection of the last 3 players has really put me off supporting England in the last few years. Trott and Morgan are superb players but should not represent England.
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Geraint Jones - Lived in Australia until 22 (born in Papa New Guinea). However he does have Welsh parents so he is eligible to play for England. So is he eligible to play for Australia?

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Fro KPsas site... :hmmm:

His English mother gave Pietersen eligibility to play for England, and after serving a qualifying period of four years playing at county level, he was called up immediately into the England national side.
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Geraint Jones - Lived in Australia until 22 (born in Papa New Guinea). However he does have Welsh parents so he is eligible to play for England. So is he eligible to play for Australia?
I imagine so and Papa New Guinea
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Strauss moved over when he was 6, i'm not sure whether both his parents are Saffers or whether just one is but i have absolutely no problem with him representing England. Same with Prior who moved over at 11 and has 1 English parent. KP has an English mother so in my opinion he is entitled to play for England IMO. However, i can see why people can object as he only moved to England because he was unhappy with the set-up in South African cricket. Geraint Jones - Lived in Australia until 22 (born in Papa New Guinea). However he does have Welsh parents so he is eligible to play for England. Jade Dernbach - Moved over when he was 14, has no English blood in him. However, he did not really play cricket in South Africa and he came through the English system. Jonathan Trott - Has an English Grandmother. I am not happy with him playing for England, he is a Saffer. He went out and celebrated with Graeme Smith and co when South Africa won their last series in England. Craig Kieswetter - Moved over at 18, half Scottish-half Saffer. He shouldn't play for England. Eoin Morgan - Really talented player but he has nothing to do with England. The selection of the last 3 players has really put me off supporting England in the last few years. Trott and Morgan are superb players but should not represent England.
So much BS, especially regarding the likes of KP, Kieswetter, Trott. They are playing becoz of favorable immigration rules due to Kolpak rules. It's unfortunate that ECB's hands are tied and will pick players on merit. All Kolpak players who have gone to play in county cricket are professionals who want to earn a better living, and playing for England was nothing more but mere job promotion with higher perks. When KP mentions "it's my dream to play for England" everyone knows they are hollow words, but people let it pass because he is talented and deserves to play at the top level. At the end of day, I am happy England gives players like Pietersen and Morgan the opportunity to play at the highest level, it would be cricket's loss if that didn't play.

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