So Albanians from Republic of Albania, Ilirida and Lugina play united for Albania and Kosova isolates itself? The home of the UÇK. This is beyond ridiculous, especially with Lugina as Kosova seperates the two terroritories.Aurora Bulkualis wrote:Aliji and Gymcity will stay with us too.
I know Rrahmani and a few of the other guys aren't from the RA but I included him as he played for the u21 and partizani.Aurora Bulkualis wrote:Rrahmani and Shala are from Kosova. Gym Gym in CB. He's not a Kosovar but from Presheva. Cana will probably leave NT after Euros.artan wrote:
Shala-Cika-Roshi
Kace-Memushaj-Lilaj
Aliji-Rrahmani-Cana-Hysaj
----------Berisha
ooooooo zot
Berti my man, speaking truth as always.Berti wrote:Congrats to Kosova. Mixed feelings but I've made my peace long ago with this. Any recognition of any Albanian parts is fine by me as it will help those parts. Much better a Kosova NT than asking Serbia permission for everything. It will hopefully develop the clubs and youth facilities. I don't really care about the plans as I didn't expect anything to begin with. After all we all know our politicians.
I'm not gonna comment on the RA "lack of patriotism" as its a pathetic argument as always.
What I see here is the optimists among us predict a step on unification of our football. I'm somewhat sceptical if not convinced of the opposite. I wouldn't wanna be in the shoes of that player from Kosova who will have to make a choice between Albania and Kosova. Internet style folklore patriotism will do its thing. Can't see any present ones switch and that's for sure as their argument is made and it's easy for them and if anyone dared to swich would be more immoral than incest as it just doesn't make sense. As for the future we will do what we do best on both NT. Fvck it all up and blame someone
It's a bit complicated I think but from what I'm reading FFK looks confident on being admitted. We were laughing a few months ago when FFK said they were confident of their admission to UEFA and look what happened. I am not as skeptical now I used to be and I think they have a pretty decent chance of admission next week.Dallku wrote:I wonder what are the rules for joining FIFA? Gilbraltar is part of uefa too but not FIFA so they can only play in euro competitions. Gilbraltar even took their FIFA case to CAS.
Oh absolutely, Gibraltar set a precedence for Kosova to be admitted quickly. FFK got admitted by UEFA just in time to be part of the next FIFA conference that's coming up in the next two weeks I believe. During this conference I expect them to designate a spot for Both Gibraltar and Kosova in the WC qualifiers.Plako wrote:It's a bit complicated I think but from what I'm reading FFK looks confident on being admitted. We were laughing a few months ago when FFK said they were confident of their admission to UEFA and look what happened. I am not as skeptical now I used to be and I think they have a pretty decent chance of admission next week.Dallku wrote:I wonder what are the rules for joining FIFA? Gilbraltar is part of uefa too but not FIFA so they can only play in euro competitions. Gilbraltar even took their FIFA case to CAS.
The problem is though that there isnt a valid reason IMHO to not support your own over your enemy. Regardless if the greeks have given jobs to albanians and even prevented them from starving to death. They're still our enemy and a main instigator of problems in our modern history. I know Ledzed doesnt buy the whole patriotism thing and its ok. But there has to be common ground for us in what we can believe and not believe in imo.
I can see Ledzep root for Greece in that scenario and I can understand it even though I don't like it. I also appreciate his honesty. He strikes me as someone madly interested in Albanian football but not in the patriotic/nationalist sense. He also spent time of his youth in Greece so he naturally has some affinity for the country. I think many Albanians from former Yugoslavia struggle with the lack of patriotism/nationalism of Albanians from Albania but it is something good that is real unfortunately.
I understand what you mean, and I doubt that. The hardcore fans will not support kosovas nt unless its against the serbs obviously. Those times that Kosova had a game, the stadium was mostly filled with families who saw it as a fun thing...
For me it depends how their following will shape up. If the fans are fully decked in red and black and not blue and yellow and if KNT doesn't become a vehicle for the creation of a separate national identity the I can see myself root just as hard for Kosova tbh.
Albanian Damien wrote:Oh absolutely, Gibraltar set a precedence for Kosova to be admitted quickly. FFK got admitted by UEFA just in time to be part of the next FIFA conference that's coming up in the next two weeks I believe. During this conference I expect them to designate a spot for Both Gibraltar and Kosova in the WC qualifiers.Plako wrote:It's a bit complicated I think but from what I'm reading FFK looks confident on being admitted. We were laughing a few months ago when FFK said they were confident of their admission to UEFA and look what happened. I am not as skeptical now I used to be and I think they have a pretty decent chance of admission next week.Dallku wrote:I wonder what are the rules for joining FIFA? Gilbraltar is part of uefa too but not FIFA so they can only play in euro competitions. Gilbraltar even took their FIFA case to CAS.
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