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Shouldn't a team perform better when they can understand each other? because If you have a team with 20 different nationalities they can't communicate... (I would say)

I don't think that's a good idea
And it is possible for different nationalities in a team to play good.
Look irl at Chelsea, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus
The players all learn languages so I guess there's no problem

seadna wrote:Shouldn't a team perform better when they can understand each other? because If you have a team with 20 different nationalities they can't communicate... (I would say)

Very nice thinking, this is the most original idea I've ever heard.

But as Matt already said, players can learn languages.
So it's realistic enough now.

yeah, but they do have to [b]LEARN[/b] the languages... because in the dutch eredivie (leugue) there are teams like that who do have problems with it...

seadna wrote:yeah, but they do have to LEARN the languages... because in the dutch eredivie (leugue) there are teams like that who do have problems with it...

Ever heard of a language called ENGLIS? most people understand it and can communicate!!!

Red_Army_Squad wrote:

seadna wrote:yeah, but they do have to LEARN the languages... because in the dutch eredivie (leugue) there are teams like that who do have problems with it...

Ever heard of a language called ENGLIS? most people understand it and can communicate!!!

I have to agree. As it is over half of the world's population speaks English, and over a billion people worldwide are learning it annually (do some research into it, you'll see it's true ). And most people learn it from childhood, so they'd already know it before starting a career in football. There's no point in complicating things.

yeah I guess... just another idea