Is it ok for the polish national team to have a polish hussar on a fottballer's jersey?
601629
Yes, it is ok. Sportsmen today can adopt the spirit of the Hussars in competition.\n\nThey must treat donning the national jersey, similar to what the Hussars donned during battle, as being representatives of their nation and do battle on a football field, with the same 'never say die' attitude.\n\nHowever, they must remember that they are sportsman and not warriors. Whilst they must fight to win (like the Hussars), they must display fair play, sportsmanship and note that it is only game, not a 'life or death' battle (unlike the Hussars)
259665
This is not true..if it was like this then what about the golies who wear half sleeves?..there are many goalkeepers who wear half sleeves & there are many who roll up their sleeves...GIANLUCA PAGLIUCA the former goalkeeper of ITALY is a good example that apply on both.
1146713
If you are asking whether they should be expected to follow the law of the land or face punishment, the answer is yes.  If you are asking whether they should be held to a higher standard, then no.....they're only human.\n\nI don't know about a specific incident like the one you refer to.  There may also be a contrat obligating the athlete to behave in a certain way during "off hours", in which case, he signed the contract, he accepted the money, he should be responsible.
63355
The Centrum sports website has pictures of them\n\nHome Jersey: http://store.centrumsport.com/fshniusa20ho.html\nAway Jersey: http://store.centrumsport.com/fshniusa20aw.html
189293
I dunno, but that would be sweet. Foosball in other countries is big like in europe its called table soccer. \nThere are uniforms though.
430460
Let me ask you this and maybe you'll end up answering your own question. Is it OK to have a Swastika phone cover at a school with a bunch of Jewish people?
588596
You don't need to tell me - England always get either Sweden or Poland in qualifying!\n\nIt is VERY coincidental if not dubiously 'random'...
1183799
Ireland is a close neighbour to England.\nJoin in with the spirit of things and wear the kits, rather than being the outsider.\nPeople who don't live in Manchester support Man U & wear the kit, you live in the U.K, you live in England it's totally acceptable to wear the kit
1060452
I laugh because I live in the states.  I have to watch the early match at lunchtime. I left work to go over and watch the Germany match.  But the Polish guy beats me to the TV....so I walk in and Poland is on. Well....after Poland scores the go ahead goal, he is "whooooohooooing" and jumping up and down. I didn't have the heart to tell him that the game was meaningless..........let him think he just won the World Cup.  Sad....very sad.
523867
In the early years of sports no teams had names on their jerseys.  Some teams still hold onto this tradition - it's all up to the team, there's no rule saying you have to have names on your jersey.  A team like the Yankees is very steeped in tradition and putting names on their jerseys would go against that tradition.
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Translation of question:\n\nI'm curious if anyone will understand what I have written here: will the [????] after the defeat at the World Championships resign from their posts?\n\n*******************************\n\nCzy 'listkoludki' to okreslenie pejoratywne jakichs trenerow, czy kogos w tym rodzaju?\n\nIs 'listkoludki' a pejorative description of some kind of coaches/trainers, or someone like that?\n\n**********************************8\n\nW kazdym razie moja odpowiedz na to pytanko brzmi nastepujaco: nie mam bladego pojecia, bo nie sledze futbolu. Sorry!\n\nAt any rate, my answer to that question is the following: I haven't the faintest idea, because I don't follow soccer. Sorry!
787627
Absolutely every players perrogative to decline to play for the national team. There may be better ways to decline an invitation to play with the national team. There's injury, rehab, all sorts of reasons to allow it to be politically correct.
554937
you know, business is business and play is play - people usually keep their fingers crossed for their national team...\n\nbut on the other hand, many of Poles have already gone to Ireland (to work and study) and I do believe they are going to cheer on their team - even in Irish pub :)
1132047
I can't give you a helpful answer but only my humble opinion.  I thnk thier present colour is fine. I think the colours of a teams national flag should be reflected on their jerseys and shorts whenever possible.  Brazil have perfect jerseys and shorts. Portugal, not really -- the wrong red and no green at all.
1009692
Now the Polaks are talking.  Where were you when you had a Nigerian player play for you in 2002 world cup. If a player moves to a country at a very young age, learns his football there, and adopts the country as his own it is well within his right to play there. Murat and Hakan Yakin of Switzerland are Turkish. Mithat the point guard for Germany basketball team is Turkish. Alex is Brazilian plays for Japan. Hell Zidane is Algerian. Lets be objective.  It is a global world.
692592
Of course whatever and however you check red and white squers from Croatian jersey looks the best one.
760157
i would say shokran..you are a true italian fan ..and if u play for the national team we will support you :")\nyou also have to invite some of the french fans so they won't say we are cheap or ba6'eleen u know not a good image for us hehe.\n\nforzaaaaa italia