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howay :lol:

 

His mother is a Turkish Cypriot (which enabled him to join the Turkish national team), and his father is of Antiguan descent.[2]

 

"It's difficult because half my family is Muslim, and the other half is Christian. I've always felt Turkish, though."

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Born in London

 

howay :lol:

 

His mother is a Turkish Cypriot (which enabled him to join the Turkish national team), and his father is of Antiguan descent.[2]

 

"It's difficult because half my family is Muslim, and the other half is Christian. I've always felt Turkish, though."

 

He lived in London ages 0-20, has a British passport and speaks with a broad London twang. If that doesn't make him English then I don't know what does.

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Born in London

 

howay :lol:

 

His mother is a Turkish Cypriot (which enabled him to join the Turkish national team), and his father is of Antiguan descent.[2]

 

"It's difficult because half my family is Muslim, and the other half is Christian. I've always felt Turkish, though."

 

He lived in London ages 0-20, has a British passport and speaks with a broad London twang. If that doesn't make him English then I don't know what does.

 

Aye, he's as English as Sturridge, Rashford, Clyne etc.

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Born in London

 

howay :lol:

 

His mother is a Turkish Cypriot (which enabled him to join the Turkish national team), and his father is of Antiguan descent.[2]

 

"It's difficult because half my family is Muslim, and the other half is Christian. I've always felt Turkish, though."

 

He lived in London ages 0-20, has a British passport and speaks with a broad London twang. If that doesn't make him English then I don't know what does.

 

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Born in England, lived his entire youth in England, is cockney as fuck, Antiguan dad, Cypriot mam (who moved to England when she was 4)... =Turkish?

 

GIVE OWWA MAN. He plays for Turkey because he had nee chance of playing for England. Nowt more.

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blood is a bodily fluid consisting of haematocytes suspended in plasma that serves to transport oxygen, nutrients, metabolic waste etc. through the body, and as such doesn't have a nationality.

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Literally says himself he feels Turkish :lol: Suppose you lot know better

 

You're right like. He was born in England but Turkish blood runs in his veins and he said he feels Turkish. He's Turkish. Simple as that.

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Literally says himself he feels Turkish :lol: Suppose you lot know better

 

You're right like. He was born in England but Turkish blood runs in his veins and he said he feels Turkish. He's Turkish. Simple as that.

 

This is something a true Englishman would say

 

"'To tell you the truth, I didn't really want to come back to Britain,' he said."

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Born in England, lived his entire youth in England, is cockney as fuck, Antiguan dad, Cypriot mam (who moved to England when she was 4)... =Turkish?

 

GIVE OWWA MAN. He plays for Turkey because he had nee chance of playing for England. Nowt more.

 

Exactly :lol:

 

 

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Literally says himself he feels Turkish :lol: Suppose you lot know better

 

You're right like. He was born in England but Turkish blood runs in his veins and he said he feels Turkish. He's Turkish. Simple as that.

 

Aye, nowt to do with the potential reaction should he admit his level of Turkishness was pretty much on par with Fry's Turkish Delight.

 

Obviously an Irish has to agree with this line of thinking, else his team would be hanging around with the Liechtensteins of this world.

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Literally says himself he feels Turkish :lol: Suppose you lot know better

 

You're right like. He was born in England but Turkish blood runs in his veins and he said he feels Turkish. He's Turkish. Simple as that.

 

This is something a true Englishman would say

 

"'To tell you the truth, I didn't really want to come back to Britain,' he said."

 

I'd say that if I was in KAZIM KAZIM's position, completely safe in the knowledge that no-one in England gives the slightest shit about what I have to say.

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