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premier1 said:
why stop it ? i dont want politic here i just posted the formation strong team and good players for a little country
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You have answered your own question, the squad of course is good, but Kosovo was very much, it could lead to political debate. Suppose first that Kosovo will be adopted by FIFA, then you can already predict anything. ;)
 
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Croatia already ask for a friendly but seems like we cant play with EX Yugoslavia countrys for NOW , I think our first friendly will be against Turkey , but international media its saying it will be France or Holand so I don;t know we have to wait and see , our FA President said that a friendly match will com on March. still we doesnt have full rights , like having a symbol but we still can have "KOSOVO" writen on kits , and just a first step and I believe very soon we will be a fully member of FIFA and UEFA

International friendlies - FIFA allows Kosovo to play friendly matches
Kosovo is to be allowed to play friendly matches against FIFA member-states at club and international level with some limitations, world soccer's governing body said on its website (www.fifa.com) on Monday.


The permission was a big step forward for Kosovo to start competing at international level six years after it declared independence from Serbia.
"Following various meetings that have taken place since 2012, the FIFA Emergency Committee has today...confirmed a set of modalities of friendly matches involving clubs and representative teams of Kosovo," FIFA said.
"Clubs and representative teams of the (Football Federation of Kosovo) may not display national symbols (flags, emblems, etc.) or play national anthems."
Kosovo will still not be allowed to play matches against clubs and representative teams of countries of the former Yugoslavia until further notice.
Many athletes from Kosovo have chosen to move abroad and compete for adopted countries in order to take part in major sporting events which are still out of reach for Kosovo given that it is yet to become a member of the United Nations.
The country with more than 90 percent Albanian population got the go-ahead after a series of meetings with the leadership of the Serbian Football Association and FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
"The decision...represents a major boost for football development in Kosovo and it once again confirms the extraordinary power of our sport to bring people together," Blatter said.
The decision was hailed as a major victory in Kosovo and local media have already come up with candidates eligible to play for the national team.
"I congratulate Kosovo's entire sporting community for this achievement," the country's Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said on his facebook page.
"I express the hope that in the near future, the Kosovo Football Federation will be an equal member of UEFA and FIFA where today's limitations will not be valid anymore," he said.
Almost six years since Pristina declared independence, Serbia is still blocking Kosovo's membership of many international organisations.
Kosovo is recognised by more than 100 countries but it is not a United Nations member and is thus still unable to become a full FIFA and UEFA member, meaning that it is still ineligible to play competitive matches at club and international level.
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http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/...ovo-play-friendly-matches-205716905--sow.html
 
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