Super Jack & Super Jack Related News

[Nayan]

1) people who come to live in england can become naturalised and then rightly take their place as citizens same as you.
2) others can quite legitimately have dual nationalities (one of which can indeed feature a UK passport).
3) Jackboot is reported to have said that those not born here should not play for England. Go do some reading.

I dont care about Jackboot's views on nationalism and whether nationality is goverend by place of birth or by blood. I just want him to shut the fuck up.

PS: he, it should not be forgotten, also took to Twitter on St. George's Day two years ago to tweet the following:

"Through thick and thin until I die my ENGLISH PRIDE stands so high......happy st Georges day.
My ENGLISH pride I will not hide. The ENGLISH race I wont disgrace. My ENGLISH blood flows hot and true and ENGLISH people I’ll stand by you."

(THis verse appears on EDL websites).
But no - he is not a racist. Just like he is not a smoker

[Nayan]

They're all against us damnit!

fuck you, scouse scum. Go back to your own country

[Power n Glory]

He wasn't set up, he just showed himself to be an idiot. He was invited to speak at the dinner table and he embarrassed himself. Now the press know there isn't much going on up there. Maybe they thought he'd have a more balanced view since he plays for a club like Arsenal where competition for places are high but he still managed to rise to the top. Gerrard made a statement about the foreign players killing English talent again (bullshit) and the journalists have readdressed this issue speaking to one of England's 'brightest' stars.

Plenty of ways he could have answered that question without sounding foolish.

[Munchies]

Jack needs to shut the fuck up really.

Stick to focusing on your football.

[fakeyank]

Jack needs to shut the fuck up really.

Stick to focusing on your football.

[Ollie the Optimist]

1) people who come to live in england can become naturalised and then rightly take their place as citizens same as you.

how can i come to england and rightly take my place as a citizen when i was born british? ignoring that, what i believe he is saying is how people shouldnt be weighing up which country they will play for on the basis of which offers them the highest chance of success.

heres an example. person x has lived in country a for all 18 years of his life. he is for intents and purposes a citizen of country a, speaks their language, lives there etc etc. however country a never qualifies for world cup or euros, has no chance of success. however because his grandparents are from country b, he could play for them even though he never considered himself anything to do with country b but because country b has more chance of success he plays for them. is that right? he's just using country b for personal glory despite never having had anything to do it with it, always considering himself a national of country a but because of technicalities he can play for them?

2) others can quite legitimately have dual nationalities (one of which can indeed feature a UK passport).

Yes thats fair enough, but using the example above if htey have had nothing to do with one country, why should they just play for them for personal glory. using myself here, i could apparently claim swiss nationaitly if i wanted to, however whatever my reasons for doing that, id still never consider myself swiss. no one can say "im swiss and english" you are one or the other.

3) Jackboot is reported to have said that those not born here should not play for England. Go do some reading.

i have done some reading, and i have never seen a quote saying "you can only play for england if you are born in england" in fact the only person i have seen say that is Alan Shearer. Jack has just taken to twitter and tweeted saying he never said that either. there might be a quote on one newspaper saying it, but on the reports i have read, i havnt seen it.

[Ollie the Optimist]

to throw a spanner in the works in how jack clearly is a fool and has no idea of what he is saying.

heres a quote from Wenger

“I agree. If we're not clear on it, national teams will become like a club - players will buy passports."

again spot on there

[Munchies]

Some twitter comments he's receiving :



'why do you look wrecked in your picture?'

https://twitter.com/search?q=%40jack...ypd&f=realtime

[Xhaka Can’t]

Jack needs to shut the fuck up really.

Stick to focusing on your football.

He's playing like he needs to start focussing on his football.

[Nayan]

how can i come to england and rightly take my place as a citizen when i was born british? ignoring that, what i believe he is saying is how people shouldnt be weighing up which country they will play for on the basis of which offers them the highest chance of success.

heres an example. person x has lived in country a for all 18 years of his life. he is for intents and purposes a citizen of country a, speaks their language, lives there etc etc. however country a never qualifies for world cup or euros, has no chance of success. however because his grandparents are from country b, he could play for them even though he never considered himself anything to do with country b but because country b has more chance of success he plays for them. is that right? he's just using country b for personal glory despite never having had anything to do it with it, always considering himself a national of country a but because of technicalities he can play for them?




Yes thats fair enough, but using the example above if htey have had nothing to do with one country, why should they just play for them for personal glory. using myself here, i could apparently claim swiss nationaitly if i wanted to, however whatever my reasons for doing that, id still never consider myself swiss. no one can say "im swiss and english" you are one or the other.




i have done some reading, and i have never seen a quote saying "you can only play for england if you are born in england" in fact the only person i have seen say that is Alan Shearer. Jack has just taken to twitter and tweeted saying he never said that either. there might be a quote on one newspaper saying it, but on the reports i have read, i havnt seen it.

no, my mistake - he is reported as having said it.
for the rest - others can come here and be naturalised English, thus taking up citizenship just like your citizenship, ie they rank pari passu with you in the 'englishness' stakes. Whassamatter? English not your first language or something?