Who's my son going to play for?

Question

When he's grown up and he's a world class rugby player, (lol!)

He's 14 months old, born and living in Wales, with a Welsh mum and an English dad.

I say he'll play for Wales and he can be the next Gavin Henson/James Hook but his dad says no way - he's the next Johnny Wilkinson.

So come on peeps, who should he play for?!!!

Answer 1

Well he might not play for anyone...but i would think hed play for wales but you know you might move to a different place he might end up laying for the springboks well hope hes good

Answer 2

If he's living in Wales, then he'll play for Wales.

They don't allow people to play for England if they have a welsh accent anyway ;) No one could understand him :D

Answer 3

Well if he going to be world class, he has gotta play for WALES..............otherwise the English can have him:))))))

My dad hails from England, but I would choose Wales any day!!

Answer 4

So you do know about rugby after all. You told me Just because I'm in Wales that doesn't mean I know about rugby, and that I was just an ignorant, bigoted American for assuming that you did. I knew you were full of c**p.

Answer 5

Samoa..

Answer 6

he can prob play for either

Answer 7

Give us your report on his progress in 10 years time.

Answer 8

If he was born and lives in Wales he will be so proud of his country that to suggest he play for England would be an insult.

Have you ever considered the possibility that he may be among the thousands of players that don't make it?

Answer 9

Maybey he's not going to play rugby.

Answer 10

If he grows up to be as good as Henson/Hook then he should play for Wales with my boy who will be the next Martyn Williams/Ryan Jones!

Answer 11

born in wales, lives in wales, welsh family, I'd say wales.

You could always move to australia for a few years and he could play for them. That would solve all arguements.

Answer 12

Celtic Crusaders - playing in the leagues dominated by English teams. They are likely to get a Super League franchise as well.

Answer 13

England, Starting at 15 against Scotland, could possibly look to add a little more solidity under the high ball than Balshaw

Answer 14

who does he want to play for?

Answer 15

If he's good enough, then obviously Wales. Otherwise he can join the enemy.

Answer 16

If he's to be the next gavin henson you had better start feeding him piles of carrots so his skin will be nice and orange for his first game.....

Answer 17

Wales have the better set up for youth rugby. The under 20s regularly win the grand slam and do well in the world cup but English have a better set up for senior players, a lot of the good young Welsh players are left in the bar. If he's good, he should play for Wales as a youth then play for an English club as soon as he gets Welsh qualified.

Answer 18

WALES

Answer 19

wales definitely as england are pretty ****

Answer 20

Wales  it is