Australian Dual Nationals 🇦🇺🏳️

[NicCarBel]

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What does the hourglass mean?

 

[Quicky]

What does the hourglass mean?

They haven't played or switched to that Country yet, but are hoping to.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

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How many would you take for the Socceroos? Personally I think only the first four are pissing me off.

Also, Anthony Pavlešić was born here but plays for Croatia’s under-21 team (with Adrian Segečić). Interestingly Pav actually has a middle name (Jacob), whereas Croatian names (like other Slavic Balkan names) don’t traditionally include a middle name.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

They haven't played or switched to that Country yet, but are hoping to.

Should also include Kenny Dougall (Thailand) and Giancarlo Gallifuoco (Malaysia).

Also, I know they weren’t born here so they don’t fit the criteria, but we have a couple players raised here playing for African national teams (e.g South Sudan). Charles M'Mbombwa is an interesting case as he was born in the DRC, raised in Tanzania and then moved to Australia, but opted for Tanzania (obviously cause he wasn’t making the Léopards or the Socceroos squad).

 

[Keeper66]

Should also include Kenny Dougall (Thailand) and Giancarlo Gallifuoco (Malaysia).

Also, I know they weren’t born here so they don’t fit the criteria, but we have a couple players raised here playing for African national teams (e.g South Sudan). Charles M'Mbombwa is an interesting case as he was born in the DRC, raised in Tanzania and then moved to Australia, but opted for Tanzania (obviously cause he wasn’t making the Léopards or the Socceroos squad).

Dougall can't switch to Thailand.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

Dougall can't switch to Thailand.

He can’t? I thought Thailand were tryna cap him (he’s been capped for the Socceroos before but I don’t think he has three competitive caps). His mum is Thai.

 

[Keeper66]

He can’t? I thought Thailand were tryna cap him (he’s been capped for the Socceroos before but I don’t think he has three competitive caps). His mum is Thai.

He played World Cup qualifiers for Australia after he turned 21, so cannot switch.

 

[Quicky]

How many would you take for the Socceroos? Personally I think only the first four are pissing me off.

Also, Anthony Pavlešić was born here but plays for Croatia’s under-21 team (with Adrian Segečić). Interestingly Pav actually has a middle name (Jacob), whereas Croatian names (like other Slavic Balkan names) don’t traditionally include a middle name.

Segecic, Volpato, Triantis, Dykes and Arena. Add Pavlesic, Okon, Skoko, Chipperfield, Walker, Nicoll-Jazuli and the kid at Barcelona whose name escapes me, for age grades.