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State of Origin
State of Origin 2012
Sam Kasiano
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[QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2436659, member: 1764"] To be honest, even if they get citizenship in another country they should still have to represent the country they first nominated. I could almost stomach a right to appeal to an international tribunal to change allegiance under the proviso that they had not yet represented the country they signed to be aligned to. But that would still open up the potential for people to switch allegiance simply because they get approached by someone else - which is really what the whole problem is about. My belief that NZ reps should, if qualified under QLD/NSW eligibility, play Origin would still be a possible future addition under this "sign your allegiance" plan, it would just only apply to players registering from that point on. I think in time, given Australia's growing multi-ethnicity, people will realise state allegiance isn't intertwined with Australian allegiance, but I don't think people are "there" yet. As usual I'm about 5-10 years ahead of the game. [/QUOTE]
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