Anonymous
Years ago

Torrey Craig Aussie?

Wasn't Torrey looking at being an Aussie citizen, He what be a star for the Boomers, He had a game winning BLK today vs SUNS

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Anonymous
Years ago

I meant Would not what

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Anonymous
Years ago

Thybulle was also a chance at becoming Aussie.

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koberulz
Years ago

Why would he want to do that?

I don't think Australia is in the habit of giving citizenship to people who haven't even visited the country in three years, either.

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Anonymous
Years ago

Matisse Thybulle was not a chance.
He just spent 7 years in Sydney during his childhood but never gained citizenship

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Anonymous
Years ago

Why would we make him an aus citizen? We need more white immigration.

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Anonymous
Years ago

white basketball players are shit

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Anonymous
Years ago

Taylor Braun and Ej Singler are pretty good

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D2.0
Years ago

Interesting question though, should the NBl & teams take steps towards encouraging more naturalisation?
Wesley should have had his citizenship (of Au or NZ, 1 or the other) before now. Ware should be working on it.

Not sure HOW exactly they could encourage it. Even under the 2-import rule, naturalisations had dropped away substantially.

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Anonymous
Years ago

Thybulle could have had dual, that was enough.

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Anonymous
Years ago

When locally have we had a naturalized player. We're things easier years back when Al Green, Dwayne Nelson etc were running around. Guaranteed to be wrong but Lisch is only one that springs to mind, but would've thought a decent import would have settled down here even for premier league. Starling and Rios seem to be only ones who've settled here.

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Anonymous
Years ago

I know they're not super recent but Ballinger and Horvath spring to mind as guys who have naturalised

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Anonymous
Years ago

Dusty Rychart.

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Chairman Of The Bored
Years ago

Rusty Piecart, what a legend.

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Anonymous
Years ago

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koberulz
Last week

Why would he want to do that?

I don't think Australia is in the habit of giving citizenship to people who haven't even visited the country in three years, either."

Worked fine for Lisch.

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Anonymous
Years ago

"Worked fine for Lisch."

Huh? Lisch was playing in Australia when he got his

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Anonymous
Years ago

didn't Lisch also marry an aussie?

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koberulz
Years ago

Yes.

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Anonymous
Years ago

cos it's expensive, time-consuming and difficult. even if you do qualify (like I did) there's a lot to it, it's not as simple a working for three years then collecting your passport.

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