"Swiss" Team(Euro)

This is a RANT, Do NOT take seriously.

Ok, Poland ultimately won the game through penalties(5v4), but looking at the "Swiss" team I couldn't help but notice that they have at least two players which are not truly Swiss. Sure legally they are and they were born in the nation, but one was of Spanish-Chilean heritage and the other from Cameroon. Yesterday there was a thread of what makes one an American and I believe the heritage is what makes on some nationality which certain members of the "Swiss" team lacks. This is absurd. The Euro is a European focused football tournament. It has a lot of nationalism which is evident by the the fans(for example me I am incredibly patriotic/nationalistic of Poland) which why I'm proud that my country fielded a Polish team, not a team part made of foreigners as the Swiss team. This is not an anti-foreign post, this simply makes no sense to me. Yeah, I'm low energy. We won, I have no rage left in me. Cheers. Hope we beat Croatia or Portugal. Dear god let us go against Croatia.

a reply to: ksiezyc

And Polacks arent really xenophobic?

a reply to: tikbalang
LOL didn't read very hard did you It just seems this should be a national spirit type thing. Ok wrong term, but it gets my meaning across. I've seen some of your posts. Really not one to speak.

a reply to: ksiezyc

For me color doesnt really matter, its a cultural thing..

a reply to: tikbalang

Exactly. And that is my point lol. Didn't mention color. Please read next time. Ok, I'm done feeding the troll

a reply to: ksiezyc

The Poland teams first goal in 2008 was scored by Brazilian born Roger Guerriero. Most teams have members with "heritage", I don't see it as a big deal at all.

So how many generations should we wait until a family member can be part of the national team when they have foreign roots?

I know that some people in your country even think Podolski is a traitor.

a reply to: ksiezyc

but looking at the "Swiss" team I couldn't help but notice that they have at least two players which are not truly Swiss. Sure legally they are and they were born in the nation, but one was of Spanish-Chilean heritage and the other from Cameroon.

You want me to comment?

a reply to: Siddharta

Good point. I'm not dealing with the troll; hopefully people realize this is a rant. Quite simple. A rant, not to be taken serious. I'm just relieved right now.

a reply to: Atsbhct

Wasn't aware. I'm against that too. Eh whatever, it is a rant. Don't take it seriously

a reply to: ksiezyc

Turkish nationalists thought Özil was a traitor and wanted him to play in the National team of Turkey, when they found out he was kurdish, they said;" F# the kurd "

Funny aint it