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"George Best wants football authorities north and south of the Ireland border to create a combined national team.
The former Northern Ireland star, 58, believes a united Irish side could be a force if they pooled their resources."
No offence, but neither team are amazing and for pure results it could be worthwhile...
But then, both nations have their own identities and as everyone knows it could turn quite political, similar to that glass ceiling that is often talked about in reference to black people in football (No offence meant, wasn;t sure how to phrase that), could a similar situation arise with Northern Irish players in the team?
On the other hand it may also provide an inroad into a more peaceful resolution or negotiation process between the different parties involved.
What does everyone else think?
The former Northern Ireland star, 58, believes a united Irish side could be a force if they pooled their resources."
No offence, but neither team are amazing and for pure results it could be worthwhile...
But then, both nations have their own identities and as everyone knows it could turn quite political, similar to that glass ceiling that is often talked about in reference to black people in football (No offence meant, wasn;t sure how to phrase that), could a similar situation arise with Northern Irish players in the team?
On the other hand it may also provide an inroad into a more peaceful resolution or negotiation process between the different parties involved.
What does everyone else think?
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"George Best wants football authorities north and south of the Ireland border to create a combined national team.
The former Northern Ireland star, 58, believes a united Irish side could be a force if they pooled their resources."
No offence, but neither team are amazing and for pure results it could be worthwhile...
But then, both nations have their own identities and as everyone knows it could turn quite political, similar to that glass ceiling that is often talked about in reference to black people in football (No offence meant, wasn;t sure how to phrase that), could a similar situation arise with Northern Irish players in the team?
On the other hand it may also provide an inroad into a more peaceful resolution or negotiation process between the different parties involved.
What does everyone else think?
The former Northern Ireland star, 58, believes a united Irish side could be a force if they pooled their resources."
No offence, but neither team are amazing and for pure results it could be worthwhile...
But then, both nations have their own identities and as everyone knows it could turn quite political, similar to that glass ceiling that is often talked about in reference to black people in football (No offence meant, wasn;t sure how to phrase that), could a similar situation arise with Northern Irish players in the team?
On the other hand it may also provide an inroad into a more peaceful resolution or negotiation process between the different parties involved.
What does everyone else think?
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