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this may be a long thread! Basically if its GB its wordwide; if your parents once met someone from the UK (See Zola). your british/english - only if u win something that is!. But if your irish, scot, welsh, and u loose something forget it, if u win your a brit!
this may be a long thread! Basically if its GB its wordwide; if your parents once met someone from the UK (See Zola). your british/english - only if u win something that is!. But if your irish, scot, welsh, and u loose something forget it, if u win your a brit!
haha good point ,i undertund you
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i didnt knew nothing about northern Ireland excluded of Great Britain ,it is very strange true??
and strange it is too that Great Britain needs to collect various countries for make a "competitive" basketball team
i dont think that will can see the same in football,because the rivality between their countris like Scotland vs England "brave heart"
I'm not in to sport so I'm not 100% how the terms affect the content of the team.
I'm guessing there isn't a GB football team, as it would be like the English team, only worse.
England is part of Great Britain.....So is Scotland ,Ireland And Wales ...Just for the record Scotlands the best
Trust a 'scotchman' to get it wrang - LOL
There's many an Irishman that will not be laughing though...
Its complicated - Great Britain is England, Scotland and Wales
Then we have 'Great Britain and Northern Ireland' which is what it says on a British passport.
And of course there is the 'United Kingdom' which is a more convenient way of saying 'Great Britain and Northern Ireland'
I have no idea where the Channel Islands and other oddball places come into this, but (the republic of) Ireland is absolutely not part of Great Britain, nor the UK - but it is part of the 'British Isles'
Told you it was complicated - I for one have no allegiance to any flag - unless it has four rings or a prancing horse on it.
Cymru's quote is brilliant - sums up the 'British' thing rather well - it was a bit like when Eddie Irvine as winning races he was British but when an also ran he was Irish.
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