Just one question how do theses kids who are not full internationals and not in EEC get permission to play here?
Most Argentinians have Italian and/or Spanish ancestry. They might be able to apply for an EU Passport if they prove their ancestry.
Just one question how do theses kids who are not full internationals and not in EEC get permission to play here?
ahem...don't forget the one's with german ancestry.Most Argentinians have Italian and/or Spanish ancestry. They might be able to apply for an EU Passport if they prove their ancestry.
More accurate translation:Some quotes from Foyth from a radio interview that's just taken place. Seems to say that he found out about our interest on social media. I don't know if he's saying that as a joke, as in he hadn't heard anything about our interest so he doesn't know why there's these rumours, or if he genuinely found out we were interested on social media. However (although the translation is crap), he then seems to admit that he knows Veron is meeting us, which would mean that there is definitely something in it? :
Radio ContinentalVerified account@Continental590 11m11 minutes ago
AHORA #ClossContinental | #EDLP | Foyth: "Me enteré del interés del @Spurs_ES por las redes sociales" AM590 http://continental.com.ar
NOW @ClossContinental| http://continental.com.ar| Foyth: "I learned of the #Spurs_ES interest in social networks" AM590 #ttps://t.co/4qBntD9W1r
Joaquin Tabares@JoaquinTabares 10m10 minutes ago
#EDLP Foyth en @ClossAM590 "Se que puede viajar mi representante y Veron por lo del #Tottenham. Yo estoy tranquilo. Al margen"
Foyth in #ClossAM590 "is that my Representative and Veron can travel through it from the #Tottenham." I am quiet. To the margin"
ahem...don't forget the one's with german ancestry.
Don't forget the Patagonian Welsh enclave! Lol.I did say most but I am aware of Argentinians with German ancestry (Gabriel Heinz), Scottish, Armenian, Jewish, Japanese ancestry etc
Unfortunately, my statement was less "informative/know-it-all-y" but rather more sinister.I did say most but I am aware of Argentinians with German ancestry (Gabriel Heinz), Scottish, Armenian, Jewish, Japanese ancestry etc
Unfortunately, my statement was less "informative/know-it-all-y" but rather more sinister.
Indeed, that is what I was suggesting. Interestingly I saw a documentary about a massive wave of 'good Germans' in like the 1880's to Argentina. I'm sure they must be really cheesed-off to be associated with the other lot that arrived later, under more dubious circumstances.I assumed you were teasingly suggesting the ratlines...
Foyth looks talented in the clips so let's hope his Italian (or other) passport is better than Rodrigo Defendi's...
Indeed, that is what I was suggesting. Interestingly I saw a documentary about a massive wave of 'good Germans' in like the 1880's to Argentina. I'm sure they must be really cheesed-off to be associated with the other lot that arrived later, under more dubious circumstances.
And were Foyth to come let's just hope he is better than Defendi. Looks quite composed on the ball. Wierd that we were linked with Mammana last year who had significantly more experience. He went to Lyon on the cheap and now is being suggested for big money moves. Similarly skilled players but Mammana seemed to have a bit more grit. Then again all Argentine players seem to have that grit.
I really like the look of this kid. Very clean and accurate passer of the ball and looks like he is mentally quick and anticipates well. Hope we sign him.
Surprises me we don't have more links with Argentinian players.Must be some value there and sure poch has the connections.
If we start looking to sign Juan Goering or Pablo Goebels, I think a few people might ask a few questions!ahem...don't forget the one's with german ancestry.
He's been misquoted apparently.This article seems to confirm our interest :
http://futnsoccer.com/2017/07/09/de...in-talks-with-tottenham-over-summer-transfer/