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  • Bottomline you can see that FIBA puts so much emphasis on child residency. Kind of automatic eligible, if you have residency as a minor and a passport is granted
    Last edited by DAdmiral; 05-18-2023, 10:14 AM.

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    • Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post
      Bottomline you can see that FIBA puts so much emphasis on child residency. Kind of automatic eligible, if you have residency as a minor and a passport is granted
      residency meaning mothers residence? then a balikbayan mother goes back with her children for a balikbayan visit.. its shows you evidence of lineage
      To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
      1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.

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      • Shouldn't below be the mindset for any tournament (like SEAG )
        Tabs comments on Asian University tournament they are joining

        "we are not really defending anything, (to win)” said the New Zealand Basketball Hall of Famer. “We have to go there for the dual purpose of playing our hearts out in representing the school and the country, but we also need to ensure the development of our team, system, and combinations for the UAAP.

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        • Originally posted by reamily View Post

          residency meaning mothers residence? then a balikbayan mother goes back with her children for a balikbayan visit.. its shows you evidence of lineage
          No player residency as a child (period). That plus passport is automatically FIBA eligible.

          All illegal child Mexican immigrants who cross the US border and live in the US and have no.citizenship or parents no citizenship, but are eventually granted to be a US citizen as an adult are of course automatically FiBA eligible for the US .

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          • Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post

            No player residency as a child (period). That plus passport is automatically FIBA eligible.

            All illegal child Mexican immigrants who cross the US border and live in the US and have no.citizenship or parents no citizenship, but are eventually granted to be a US citizen as an adult are of course automatically FiBA eligible for the US .
            so school record of the player x that i study garde 3 at sapang palay elemntary school, just need my school id and report card right?
            To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
            1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.

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            • Originally posted by reamily View Post

              so school record of the player x that i study garde 3 at sapang palay elemntary school, just need my school id and report card right?
              Well school ID is one verification of residency in a country (not the only one of course)
              BTW illegal immigrants in the US could get a student ID and drivers license. (Legit proof of residency)

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              • Originally posted by ja.he View Post

                So there is still a chance for Zave Lucero to be exempted. Zave started his residency here at age 21-22 - around the age when Newsome first came in the Philippines.
                Does 6-8 Villegas also qualify for exemption? We have a dearth of big man and Villegas can play as a stretch 4. Ballungay I think is also worth exempting.

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                • Originally posted by Rds View Post

                  Do the lawyers and law students here agree? I don't agree with this. It will only apply if Brownlee has another child right?
                  Ask a lawyer and they will tell you that Brownlee, Jr. need not to go naturalization process because the moment Brownlee, Sr. was granted PH citizenship, he passed it not only to his children but also to his spouse.

                  Since Brownlee, Jr. is a minor at the time Brownlee, Sr. was granted PH citizenship, he (Jr.) becomes one as well during his minority and will become permanent if he permanently resides afterwards (when minor) here in the Philippines.

                  That is under the third paragraph of Section 15, C.A. No. 473.
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                  • Originally posted by ja.he View Post

                    Ask a lawyer and they will tell you that Brownlee, Jr. need not to go naturalization process because the moment Brownlee, Sr. was granted PH citizenship, he passed it not only to his children but also to his spouse.

                    Since Brownlee, Jr. is a minor at the time Brownlee, Sr. was granted PH citizenship, he (Jr.) becomes one as well during his minority and will become permanent if he permanently resides afterwards (when minor) here in the Philippines.

                    That is under the third paragraph of Section 15, C.A. No. 473.
                    But documented proof of Filipino citizenship under this law is required, such a passport obtained before the age of 16.

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                    • Originally posted by k3ttch View Post

                      But documented proof of Filipino citizenship under this law is required, such a passport obtained before the age of 16.
                      notaryo pwede na diba? hahah. SBP were giving ideas here
                      To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
                      1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.

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                      • Originally posted by k3ttch View Post

                        But documented proof of Filipino citizenship under this law is required, such a passport obtained before the age of 16.
                        Hmmm. Let's see - the decree which declares that Brownlee, Sr. has been granted Filipino citizenship, birth certificate of Brownlee, Jr., maybe an affidavit. Did I miss something? Hehe
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                        • Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post

                          It's actually a different discipline (policy making) compared to law , knowledge in law is specific to which area of law, (Philippine law , international commercial law). Policy making especially for a governing international body like FIBA , is independent of each countries laws.

                          The way good policy making is done , is to do away with lawyers (seriously).

                          If FIBA policy is dependent on how each country views a authentic citizen it will be a total mess.
                          good policy is when it is independent of each countries basis of who is a citizen.

                          this is what will happen if law dictated the NBA eligibility rules and policies (it woild be a joke)

                          https://www.poundingtherock.com/2023...th-french-team
                          So according to the link you post... Wembayanma will be allowed by Spurs to play for France nat'l team in off season... It will also erase the doubts of my friend Mr. Mojo in International forum that rookies will not allow to join (For international players to join in NBA as incoming rookie)... So Indonesian fans will be the 1st one will witness Wembayanma live before turning NBA next season... Hope that France will go far, So that Filipino fans will see Wembayanma live too....

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                          • Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post

                            What are the details of Abasi, is he of Chinese entnicity? I'm curious

                            Interesting A case of a player who was classified and played as a Naturalized player granted to play as a local .. by FIBA. Note also has no Taiwanese entncity and was naturalized by special laws (like our congress process)

                            https://focustaiwan.tw/sports/202303070028
                            Residency... This is also the reason Giannis became a local player even he has no Greek blood... His family only immigrant in Greece when he was a child after leaving Nigeria due to poor conditions in their native land... He acquired Greek citizenship after 16, or before he joined NBA draft in 2013 at age of 17.. Giannis by the way born in Athens by the way but his family that time has no Greek passport... That time their family was illegal immigrant....

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                            • Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post

                              This is incorrect, 1st the SBP has actually been submitting recently names to FiBA for exception. Unlike in previous years with the advise of FiBA on the guidelines they are now filtering the list to be submitted to those who have reasonable chance of approval, part of the filtering process is they are no longer submitting players who acquired passport over 22 yrs old and established start of residency in their mid 20s (25 yrs old ), why is this ? Simple the reasons for rejection cited by FIbA in their letter of decision for Pringle and Standhardinger explicitly mentiones this as a reason for the decision for rejection .
                              now please do not mix term lobbying with submitted request (which is a standard transparent legal process), lobbying is referring to influencing decision making to get a favorable outcome ( this is essentially undue illegal influence, Paki usap bribes)

                              Note Roosevelt Adams, , Chris Newsome, and guard Maverick Ahanmisi the SBP requested clearance for all 3 and they got it , yet there isnt a real need to use all 3 in FIBA. , stop the speculation..

                              Robert , it's best you don't tallk about these matters by using speculation, as the information you are stating is incorrect and misleading
                              No bro.... No one lobbying Ross bro... he can be eligible if SBP wants to lobby his case and pay his exemption fees to FIBA.. I have talks to several overseas forumers that have knowledge too about eligibility concerns, One Vietnamese friends that i have always talk that he has connection to VBF, They were also lobbying the case of Dierker, Tham and Juzang... But the problem there is that their budget is just not big as other countries... Remember, It was only Justin Young was gained exemption as local, They lobby others such as Dierker, Tham and Juzang too, But the cost is too big... And i give you a hint... Justin Young gets his Vietnamese passport only at 25 years old, He gained his passport in 2018... So your assumption is wrong... I will not post here if i'm wrong...

                              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Young_(basketball)
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                              In 2018, Young received a Vietnamese passport, making him eligible for international play with the Vietnamese national team.

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                              • DAdmiral

                                Just also look at Brandon Jawato... He gets his Indonesian passport just only late quarter of 2020... He gets his passport at age 27... But he was there since 2015 playing for Indonesian team at ABL... If that is your case then Jawato will never get his exemption case, Since he gets his passport too late... Many believe that PERBASI gives money to FIBA for Jawato's case (That's true by the way)....




                                Same case as Lish and Moses Morgan... Lish and Morgan at first are ineligibles... But because of their residency since their early 20s of age to continue their Professional career there, They grant local status just only last year... A Thai forumer that i talked before says that Morgan and Lish shared the expensed cost of their exemption case, since BSAT (Thai basketball federation), Has no money for their exemption case..... They will not get their exemption status if BSAT not pay fees to FIBA...

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