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<blockquote data-quote="psychic duck" data-source="post: 431239" data-attributes="member: 48703">Yes another example of this is David Smith (the Toulon winger), who was plucked out of a village in Samoa not speaking English and thrust quickly into the NZ 7&#039;s team (my source for this is not that reputable for this, so I apologize if it&#039;s wrong)Meanwhile another Italy player, Luke McLean moved to Italy as a young adult and speaks Italian fluently and has said he feels more Italian than Australian should be an example of a player who I have no problem with playing for Italy, the Argentinians in Italy team all seem very Italian too, just look at the way Canale, Castro and Parisse sing the anthembut as Melhor says, Craig Gower is an example of a player who shouldn&#039;t be allowed to play for ItalyMelhor just said the exact response that matches mine to your question Thingimubob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="psychic duck, post: 431239, member: 48703"] [FONT=microsoft sans serif]Yes another example of this is David Smith (the Toulon winger), who was plucked out of a village in Samoa not speaking English and thrust quickly into the NZ 7's team (my source for this is not that reputable for this, so I apologize if it's wrong)[/FONT] [FONT=microsoft sans serif]Meanwhile another Italy player, Luke McLean moved to Italy as a young adult and speaks Italian fluently and has said he feels more Italian than Australian should be an example of a player who I have no problem with playing for Italy, the Argentinians in Italy team all seem very Italian too, just look at the way Canale, Castro and Parisse sing the anthem[/FONT] [FONT=microsoft sans serif]but as Melhor says, Craig Gower is an example of a player who shouldn't be allowed to play for Italy[/FONT] [FONT=microsoft sans serif]Melhor just said the exact response that matches mine to your question Thingimubob [/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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