How many nationalities have played at the TCS

[Renegade]

As some of you may remember, a while back we had a similar thread on how many nationalities had turned out in ICT colours, well here's a similar thing. How many nationalities have played at the Caledonian Stadium since it was built? I suppose we could count friendlies and international games as well, to get the number up.

It would be interesting to see as well, what range of nationalities there has been over the last sixteen years, as well as countries that haven't featured anyone yet and foriegn one-offs.

Go one name at a time as well. It's more fun that way!

I'll start us off -

Ross Tokely - Scottish

Edited February 20, 2012 by Renegade

[AJS]

Canadian, Austrian, Irish, Welsh, Norwegian, Danish, Romanian, USSR, French, Spanish, Latvian, Portuguese...Xausa, Piermayr, Foran, Jones, Andersen, Fetai, Niculae, Baltacha, Gillet, Juanjo, Mihadjuks, Morais....oh and Polish, Malkowski

Edited February 20, 2012 by ajsict92

[Renegade]

Presumably with USSR to are alluding to Baltacha. The stadium wasn't built until after he was gone. Wouldn't have thought there'd been any since. Fetai is now Macedonian due to his international appearances. He was classed as Danish at the time though.

Markus Paatelainen - Finnish

Edited February 20, 2012 by Renegade

[Yngwie]

Turkish (B International team beat Scotland B 3-2)

[+DoofersDad]

Danny Stratford - Dual nationality: English and Rubbish

[PaderbornCaley]

Presumably with USSR to are alluding to Baltacha. The stadium wasn't built until after he was gone. Wouldn't have thought there'd been any since. Fetai is now Macedonian due to his international appearances. He was classed as Danish at the time though.

Markus Paatelainen - Finnish

Sergei Baltacha Jnr, played for St Mirren, and I am sure he played at Caledonian Stadium. Born in Kiev so it would have been part of the Soviet Union at the time - his wikpedia confirms this, although i've read many interesting stories on there!

Edit: Wikipedia says he played for St Mirren 1999 - 2003. I do remember him playing as well.

Edited February 20, 2012 by CapitalCaley

[bauhaus]

Svvedish Henry Larrson

[davieB]

Brazilian Camazzola (Hearts 2005)

Bulgarian Petrov

Edited February 21, 2012 by davieB

[Yngwie]

Ugandan trialist Dan Wagaluka.

[bauhaus]

aMerican Edu

[Renegade]

Fabian Yantorno - Gretna - Uruguayan

[Yngwie]

Montserrat! St Mirren's Junior Mendes was capped for them.

[ICTPaisley]

Canadian, Austrian, Irish, Welsh, Norwegian, Macedonian, Romanian, Ukraine, French, Spanish, Latvian, Portuguese, Polish, Montserrat, Uruguay, USA, Uganda, Brazil, Bulgaria, Swedish, Turkish, English

All nationalities mentioned so far...

Northern Irish - Tuffey

[ICTPaisley]

Skerla - Lithuanian

[Renegade]

Scott Higgins - old Falkirk keeper - Australian

[ICTPaisley]

Jesper Christiansen - Denmark

[ICTPaisley]

Stephane Henchoz - Swizerland

Bobo Balde - Guinea

[Renegade]

Mickael Antoine-Curier - Hamilton - Guadeloupe

[ICTPaisley]

Marvin Andrews - Trinadad and Tobago

Fabian Caballero - Argentina

Hassan Kachoul - Morocco

Burton O'Brien - South Africa

Gabor Vincze - Hungary

Thomas Buffel - Belguim

Dado Prso - Croatia

Ronald Waterreus - Holland

[ICTPaisley]

Samaras - Greece

Skacel - Czech

[Renegade]

Sol Bamba - Dunfermline - Ivory Coast

[Renegade]

Dyron Daal - Ross County - Netherlands Antilles and Curacao

[ICTPaisley]

Nakamura - Japan

That gives us....

Canada, Austria, Ireland, Wales, Norway, Macedonia, Romania, Ukraine, France, Spain, Latvia, Portugal, Poland, Montserrat, Uruguay, USA, Uganda, Brazil, Bulgaria, Swedish, Turkish, English, Czech, Japan, Greece, Holland, Croatia, Belguim, Hungary, South Africa, Morocco, Argenina, Trindad and Tobago, Guadeloupe, Guinea, Switzerland, Denmark, Australia, Lithuania, Northern Ireland,

40 so far and i get the feeling there is alot more to go.

[IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER]

Djebi Zadi - Uranus

[Yngwie]

Jose Quitongo - Angola