Big difference with Qatar and Philippines situation, Qatar is an importer of migrants (85 % of residency population are foreigners), Philippines on the other hand is an exporter of migrant workers all over the world ( at least 10 million live overseas). Unfortunately for the Philippines the latter situation is more favorable for FIBA eligibility rules.
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Originally posted by DenzelGreat8 View Post
Paiba iba ka Analyzed. Now it's passport applied, before you are insinuating that Remy Martin was issued just a couple of months after he turned 16. So if that's the case then he applied a months prior turning 16? Then if before pala nagapply, this is the route that can be taken by SBP for him. If that's the case he should be eligible.
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Here is the thing FIBA U16 rule and it's process are well established for a decade now, Qatar simply found a way to game the system legally. It's not about if it is right or wrong . But they found away to take advantage of the rules legally
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View Post
And FIBA clearly distinguishes the differenc between entnicity and Nationality, otherwise all African Americans like Lebron can play for an African nation. And BTW FIBA like I really don't have business determining who is Filipino National or not , they do have business however pf their jurisdiction which is who is FIBA eligible or Not .
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Originally posted by Silent Killer View Postdon’t look far, indonesia is doing a Qatar too..
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Originally posted by empyreanmaze View PostAlso if you guys are making noise about Qatar, why not Malaysia? Their NT is fully Chinese lol, I don't think it's fair that a Malay speaking country made up of 70% malays has a fully ethnic Chinese NT.
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Originally posted by JAMSKIE View Post
Sir, why compare Philippine basketball from Qatar basketball? Qatar basketball has lots & lots of money while Philippine basketball has almost nothing.
Are U aware of what Qatar basketball did in the 2000's when it recruited quite a No. Of players from Africa (of no Qatari descent) then it gave them Qatari citizenship & have them play in the Qatar national team as local players? That's the reason Qatar was competitive in Asian basketball during the 2000's.
Qatar can do that because it has the money to draw or attract foreign players (of no Qatari descent) to play for the Qatar national team.
In Philippine basketball on the other hand, what we did (& still is doing) is to convince Fil-american or Fil-foreign players to play in the PBA so that in turn, they might play for the national team as in the cases of Danny Seigle, Asi Taulava, Kelly Williams, Gabe Norwood, etc. But those players are natural born Filipinos. Those African & Bosnian players playing & had played for the Qatar national team on the other hand are absolute foreigners of no Qatari descent & were just "converted" into Qatari locals.
My point here is that it's very hard to believe the possibility that if for instance Tyler Harris applied for or had obtained Qatari passport prior to his 16th b-day, it took so many years (Harris is already 31 yrs old by the way) before the Qataris were able to convince him to finally play for the Qatar national team as a local knowing how eager or determined the Qataris are in making their national team competitive. Remember that for several years now, Qatar basketball has struggled in Asian basketball. For sure Harris would have been a big help in making the team competitive if Harris had joined the team say 6 years ago.
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Originally posted by DAdmiral View PostQatar is very capable of providing official intelligence records that Harris applied for a passport before 16 .
this has nothing to do with Harris availability, but Qatars capabilities, ( they actually plan well in advance to game a system which is legal)
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My prediction on the remaining games today:
China routing Mongolia by 40 pts
Indonesia beating Thailand by 8 pts
Gilas routing Hongkong by 35 pts."A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
But they did it in a right way.. Diagne and Kane just get their passports when they turn 15 and they are under residency.. Harris is not... He is just mercenary journey just the likes of RHJ or Brownlee ..Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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