It's Quiet 17 - Glory Thread

[Manx Blue]

Is it Giovanni Reyna and not Bellingham?

He has stated before he supports City so could be classed as a friend?

Branigan is an Irish name. Laura Branigan's parents were Irish American

Reyna's wiki says...."Reyna is of Portuguese and Argentine descent through his father, and of Irish-American descent through his mother."....and continues "He was named after his father's former Rangers teammate Giovanni van Bronckhorst"

In addition he was born in Sunderland...classed as home-grown player, despite having lived most of his life out of the country?

 

[bluesince76]

In addition he was born in Sunderland

When you hear of the kids of professional footballers, you think they'll have everything in life. Then you discover one of them was born in Sunderland. Bless him.

 

[Lifelikecity]

Wait wait wait… let me get this straight are we about to do the jugular and get top players for glory.

 

[oakiecokie]

Wait wait wait… let me get this straight are we about to do the jugular and get top players for glory.

Nope as has been proven on numerous occasions they only sign as they are all mercenaries.

 

[citizen_maine]

Is it Giovanni Reyna and not Bellingham?

He has stated before he supports City so could be classed as a friend?

Branigan is an Irish name. Laura Branigan's parents were Irish American

Reyna's wiki says...."Reyna is of Portuguese and Argentine descent through his father, and of Irish-American descent through his mother."....and continues "He was named after his father's former Rangers teammate Giovanni van Bronckhorst"

In addition he was born in Sunderland...classed as home-grown player, despite having lived most of his life out of the country?

'Home grown' is a misnomer and isn't based on place of birth. It's actually 'Association trained', so he won't qualify as AT in England unless he's played 36 months at an English (or Welsh) club before he's 21

 

[Rammy Blue]

Is it Giovanni Reyna and not Bellingham?

He has stated before he supports City so could be classed as a friend?

Branigan is an Irish name. Laura Branigan's parents were Irish American

Reyna's wiki says...."Reyna is of Portuguese and Argentine descent through his father, and of Irish-American descent through his mother."....and continues "He was named after his father's former Rangers teammate Giovanni van Bronckhorst"

In addition he was born in Sunderland...classed as home-grown player, despite having lived most of his life out of the country?

You need to get out more.

 

[Decepticon]

Is there a hole involved ?

Just asking

 

[Manx Blue]

You need to get out more.

Just getting my pass now! ;)

 

[Lifelikecity]

Nope as has been proven on numerous occasions they only sign as they are all mercenaries.

I knew it was too good to be true

 

[LongsightM13]

'Home grown' is a misnomer and isn't based on place of birth. It's actually 'Association trained', so he won't qualify as AT in England unless he's played 36 months at an English (or Welsh) club before he's 21

He did play for some of our very young sides as a kid, a contemporary of Phil I think. Played in a kids game v Barca iirc that was posted on here once and that City won by a big margin