Granit Xhaka: Xhak Of All Trades

[Riou]

 

[dashsnow17]

Yh I’m coming to the realisation we literally cannot sign Vlahovic now

 

[albakos]

Yh I’m coming to the realisation we literally cannot sign Vlahovic now

We don't need cowards nor snowflakes.

He can stay in that rotten club from Turin.

 

[Sanchez11]

Lock plz nothing to see here

 

[Riou]

CC .. @Sanchez11

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

Absolute stud of a man. My captain , pleasure to have him as a gunner

 

[Sanchez11]

CC .. @Sanchez11

fs

 

[Riou]

fs

 

[Entropics]

He got MOTM for scratching his balls

Ruining my sport

 

[Nacho]

Top.

 

[BergMan]

Serbians are swarming his Instagram comments with threats and such. He rattled a whole country

 

[Gunners1616]

Alpha male

 

[razörist]

#xhaka ♥️Subscribe ♥️ Granit Xhaka shane serbet 😂

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Love this guy man, what a character.

 

[BergMan]

He was losing his voice from shouting and fighting too much. What a lion, what a guy!

 

[razörist]

Funny how Swiss, a historically neutral nation now actually has a historic rival due to the backgrounds of some players they have. You can see the whole team backs Shaqiri and Xhaka, it means something to them. The Swiss fans as well. Xhaka’s story has become their story.

 

[razörist]

And his teammate is called jashari so nobody can attack him for making a political statement lol

Clever

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Funny how Swiss, a historically neutral nation now actually has a historic rival due to the backgrounds of some players they have. You can see the whole team backs Shaqiri and Xhaka, it means something to them. The Swiss fans as well. Xhaka’s story has become their story.

This for me is healthy patriotism. The Swiss people are proud of their own culture whole also inviting and accepting of the cultures of those who've got roots elsewhere and as you say even now passionately support them. It's a healthy balance of being proud of your own country while being accepting to outsiders.

 

[BergMan]

This for me is healthy patriotism. The Swiss people are proud of their own culture whole also inviting and accepting of the cultures of those who've got roots elsewhere and as you say even now passionately support them. It's a healthy balance of being proud of your own country while being accepting to outsiders.

Hate to break it to you but this is only the perception when they’re doing well. Switzerland is no different from England. When they’re losing Xhaka Shaqiri Embolo etc are immigrants. It was only in June (I think) where they lost 4-0 to Portugal and Xhaka went on a furious tirade against a xenophobic/racist comment which said people with non Swiss names should be construction workers not footballers. Xhaka highlighted the comment and posted in German capitals “it will never end!”.

 

[albakos]

And his teammate is called jashari so nobody can attack him for making a political statement lol

Clever

Yes, I was gonna comment on this to give context, but @razörist is spot on. @Taneruit can confirm as well.

The no.26 shirt belongs to Ardon Jashari so all the complaints and tears of Serbia toward FIFA can do one. They should deal with racism in their ranks.

 

[Taneruit]

This for me is healthy patriotism. The Swiss people are proud of their own culture whole also inviting and accepting of the cultures of those who've got roots elsewhere and as you say even now passionately support them. It's a healthy balance of being proud of your own country while being accepting to outsiders.

It's somewhere in between this and what Manberg mentioned. There's plenty of negative voices as well, as there is in every country. There's big sceptisism, but also often big output of support when needed.

Bit schizophrenic actually. Biggest example would probably be the italian workers that came to us around the beginning of the 20th centurary. Near segregation like circumstances at the time (Not a joke). Nowadays there's probably more amonisity left between the french-speaking and the german speaking part than there is towards italian-speaking, vice versa. Even just between neighbouring villages you can observe that behaviour as well.

The best summary I can make is:
We love to be wary of other and others and we all bashed each other's heads in at some point, but when we come together, we ****ing come together.