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KnowMe
Germany228 Posts
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taichou
Lithuania108 Posts
On July 05 2010 07:52 Thorgrim wrote: Thats not the answere I looked for I refered to EPS, its a german league, how can some1 not german just randomly move to the country and play in the GERMAN LEAGUE. Its more like Germany based league, u only need to live in Germany , to play all kind of live games as well like IFNG | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On July 05 2010 07:52 Thorgrim wrote: Thats not the answere I looked for I refered to EPS, its a german league, how can some1 not german just randomly move to the country and play in the GERMAN LEAGUE. How is the correct awnser not the awnser you are looking for? I know you emphasise on THE GERMAN LEAGUE as if there was something strange that foreginers move to other countries to perform in their leagues. Check out any sport and you'll find that it's perfectly allowed to do so aslong as you have a work permit, but because both countries are the EU no work permit is needed. German league is not the same thing as a league for german people only. | ||
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Vimsey
United Kingdom2235 Posts
On July 05 2010 07:52 Thorgrim wrote: Thats not the answere I looked for I refered to EPS, its a german league, how can some1 not german just randomly move to the country and play in the GERMAN LEAGUE. You dont understand you cant stop a UK citizen from moving to Germany, you cannot descriminate on nationality BY LAW between EU nations. Effectively we are all europeans now more or less just some of us stink more of beer and garlic. This law was the one used in the Bosman case I am sure you are aware of that if you follow football at all. | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On July 05 2010 08:34 Vimsey wrote: You dont understand you cant stop a UK citizen from moving to Germany, you cannot descriminate on nationality BY LAW between EU nations. Effectively we are all europeans now more or less just some of us stink more of beer and garlic. This law was the one used in the Bosman case I am sure you are aware of that if you follow football at all. Well he isn't since he is from Norway, but still it's not a very hard concept to grasp. | ||
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bossy
Italy18 Posts
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bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
On July 05 2010 07:52 Thorgrim wrote: Thats not the answere I looked for I refered to EPS, its a german league, how can some1 not german just randomly move to the country and play in the GERMAN LEAGUE. How is this any different from foreigners going to Korea and trying to make it into OSL/MSL or become professional players? I think you believe the EPS is a German-only league when in fact the EPS just happens to be a league held in Germany, much like the OSL/MSL are leagues that are held in South Korea. The NBA doesn't prevent players from outside of the USA from becoming professional players, Euro Leagues don't prevent non-European players from becoming professionals. ETCETERA. There's nothing wrong with whats happening here as long as the legality of it is fine, work-permit/visa/etc. (if that's even necessary for progaming in Germany) | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On July 05 2010 16:57 bokchoi wrote: Indeed you would need a work permit, anything that offers you any form of salary requires a work permit, however all countries that are part of the European Union have agreed on that anyone within the EU are treated as if EU was one happy family, meaning that no passport or work permits are needed to travel between or indeed work in other EU countries.is fine, work-permit/visa/etc. (if that's even necessary for progaming in Germany) | ||
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thorgrimstarcraft
Norway33 Posts
On July 05 2010 08 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 05 2010 08 end_of_the_skype_highlighting:34 Vimsey wrote: You dont understand you cant stop a UK citizen from moving to Germany, you cannot descriminate on nationality BY LAW between EU nations. Effectively we are all europeans now more or less just some of us stink more of beer and garlic. This law was the one used in the Bosman case I am sure you are aware of that if you follow football at all. Its funny how you say I discriminate? You should be banned for this, following the rules. I know its EU, I didnt say anything about why he could move to germany or anything like this. I mean, why can he play in the german league, its wierd. Look at a german pro, he is looking forward to play in the german only league because there he can play against his nationality aswell as be top in german scene. Then suddenly people start moving to the country and starts playign in it. Its not fair. | ||
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arctics86
Germany797 Posts
On July 05 2010 19:51 Thorgrim wrote: Its funny how you say I discriminate? You should be banned for this, following the rules. I know its EU, I didnt say anything about why he could move to germany or anything like this. I mean, why can he play in the german league, its wierd. Look at a german pro, he is looking forward to play in the german only league because there he can play against his nationality aswell as be top in german scene. Then suddenly people start moving to the country and starts playign in it. Its not fair. How is it not fair? It's just how the rules are, it's not a germany-only league. If it's unfair for the german "pro", how is it fair for countries who don't have big leagues? | ||
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Marou
Germany1371 Posts
On July 04 2010 02:40 Liquid`TLO wrote: We need to make a drinking contest if we meet  This will be a regame of the Germany vs UK game in the world cup...and i bet germany wins again on this field | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On July 05 2010 19:51 Thorgrim wrote: Its funny how you say I discriminate? You should be banned for this, following the rules. I know its EU, I didnt say anything about why he could move to germany or anything like this. I mean, why can he play in the german league, its wierd. Look at a german pro, he is looking forward to play in the german only league because there he can play against his nationality aswell as be top in german scene. Then suddenly people start moving to the country and starts playign in it. Its not fair. Again how is it weird when every single sport on the entire planet has this. It's not weird in the slightest. It's the most fair system there could possibly be, if the german pro is good enough he'll be able to play, if he isn't he won't it doesn't get fairer than that. | ||
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Lennon
United Kingdom2275 Posts
DeMusliM has a much greater chance at becoming successful in Germany so I don't see the problem. Also, I doubt German players care too much about who they play against in EPS as long as they have a shot at gaining fame, money and having fun. | ||
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Slunk
Germany768 Posts
On July 04 2010 02:40 Liquid`TLO wrote: We need to make a drinking contest if we meet Imma join this one. There must be something I am better at than Demuslim and TLO. :D | ||
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arctics86
Germany797 Posts
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PredY
Czech Republic1731 Posts
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Tak3r
United Kingdom749 Posts
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TArujo
Portugal1687 Posts
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On July 05 2010 19:51 Thorgrim wrote: Its funny how you say I discriminate? You should be banned for this, following the rules. I know its EU, I didnt say anything about why he could move to germany or anything like this. I mean, why can he play in the german league, its wierd. Look at a german pro, he is looking forward to play in the german only league because there he can play against his nationality aswell as be top in german scene. Then suddenly people start moving to the country and starts playign in it. Its not fair. Show me one professional sports league that doesn't have other nationalities playing in them. It isn't even slightly weird or unfair... How you have come to that conclusion is beyond me. | ||
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holy_war
United States3590 Posts
On July 05 2010 19:51 Thorgrim wrote: Its funny how you say I discriminate? You should be banned for this, following the rules. I know its EU, I didnt say anything about why he could move to germany or anything like this. I mean, why can he play in the german league, its wierd. Look at a german pro, he is looking forward to play in the german only league because there he can play against his nationality aswell as be top in german scene. Then suddenly people start moving to the country and starts playign in it. Its not fair. Again, numerous non-German WC3 players have played in the EPS (Zacard was Korean) when they moved there for an extended period of time. It doesn't matter if the players are German or not, as long as they're living in Germany they are allowed to compete. | ||
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