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The good twin decides he wants to retire. His less good twin wants to keep playing. They decide to get the less good twin a job masquerading as the good twin in some foreign country where no one knows them. Great story (even if it’s not true).
Or the original twin replaces his brother in the lower leagues and suddenly starts playing to an incredible level
Its funny
out of all the professional football twin pairs i know off there has always been a stark difference in footballing ability.
Only the Bender brothers were basically, actually the same lol
@@LiftandCoaSven and Lars Bender would've made a hell of a workhorse midfield duo
Funnily enough, DNA tests would not work either since they are identical twins...
it would work with a special DNA test
Finger prints should work.
@@lukaffan How?
@@CharlieHolmesTnot really special just more in depth I imagine
I'd argue it's impossible for two adults who have lived apart in different environments to have the same antibodies on their systems. One must have a medical history that the other doesn't. They may have been born with the same DNA but they sure as hell have had different things happen to them since that point.
There's a bulgarian film with this exact plot. 2 twin-brothers: one talented footballer, the other - lazy gambler party-boy. The player skips town and goes to Sofia to search for a girl he met. The no-good twin pretends to be the player so he can have a transfer and score some money. The kick is - he can not really play football. Both end up in Sofia. Hillarity ensues. The film is a slapstick comedy from the 50s, and it culminates with a Cup Final match and the party-boy finally has to play in it... (the film is Lyubimetz 13 (1958))
😂reality is better than fiction, whether it's past or present
Is there an English subbed version of it
@@joshuaconniff7712 i don't know... i doubt it's ever released outside of the country...
It's on UA-cam but no subtitles. Sigh, I love exploring movies from 1930s-1950s
I really want to watch this now
God... Zealand discovered our championship. Wait until he hears about the double teams (2 Steauas and 2 Universitatea Craiovas) and how one Craiova (FCU, not CSU) had 7 managers this past season. We're the new Turkey, except with titles decided in court rooms and seasons starting without anyone knowing all the teams taking part in the championship, only for one team to be eliminated after a few matches into the season and replaced with another one.
Don't forget the 3 (or 4, idfk anymore) Dinamos, a Poli Iasi team that used the brand of the traditional Iasi team (CSMS Politehnica Iasi) with no problem whatsoever up until they promoted to the SuperLiga, the OBNOXIOUS amount of teams that got dissolved right after winning the championship and playing in the UCL (that happened in the last 15 years: Unirea Urziceni, Otelul Galati or Astra Giurgiu just to name a few), and so so much more.
We are not becoming a version of Turkey, it's not even fucking close.
Turkey at least kept alive its most traditional teams. All top 3 clubs in Bucharest (Rapid, Dinamo and Steaua) went through bankruptcy, separation due to conflicts of interests and outrageous events that made the court decisions meaningless to the public eye due to some influential oligarchs that saw football teams just as a form of investment (lol) and publicity.
And that is just Bucharest. FROM THE BEGINNING OF COMMUNISM. Young people know jack shit about the beginnings of the Romanian football and it is distressing to me.
Only 2 teams founded before 1945 still exist - in some way - today: Rapid and Metalul/CSM Reşița (mé-ta-lool ré-chi-zza)*.
We are our own case of study, until we don't learn about how things went historically, we cannot progress.
Oh, and how about this:
All Romanian league champions from the beginning (1909) until 1950 got dissolved at least once.
Maybe it's a good starting point to see how "special" our football truly is.
There's loads of teams called Gloria as well 💀
I went to an FCSB match as an American. It was almost eerie how big the stadium is for only a couple thousand fans.
@@brandonpeate3599 It depends on the match. I've seen that stadium full many times. Technically, Arena Nationala is supposed to be the national team's stadium, but it's also used by other teams and for other events like concerts. FCSB is renting the place, but doesn't own the place and it wasn't built for them. They don't really have a stadium they own.
As a Dinamo fan, some context:
1. The journalist who broke this story, Daniel Sendre, is a bit of a joke at Dinamo today. To us, the rumor lacked substance to begin with because of the source.
2. Florin Prunea is the FORMER Dinamo president. He only really has a ceremonial role in the club nowadays, which mostly consists of him bigging up Dinamo when we win and tearing into them and making bullshit criticisms when we lose. Not a fan of his personally.
3. The story was leaked right before Dinamo's last match of the season against UTA Arad, which would decide whether Dinamo would be relegated to the 2nd tier or not, with other results also needing to go our way for us to not go down (they did). It's very possible that Sendre planned to leak this story before the game to draw attention to himself because everything that has to do with Dinamo gets tons of clicks in Romania, with Dinamo being a very successful and well-supported club.
4. Edgar suffered a knee injury earlier this season and has surgery which left a scar on his knee, so it would have been obvious if it hadn't been Edgar all along.
5. Edgar actually looked decent in the few games he played and even kept a clean sheet at Dinamo, so I don't understand how people can be duped into thinking that a right winger who had played at a much lower standard was playing instead.
6. Even though the story is definitely made up, it is likely that our current club president, Andrei Nicolescu, did actually believe Edelino had been playing for us, given that he's not and has never been a football fan. Yes, that's Romania for you, our club president isn't a football person.
This comment should be pinned @zealandism
@@katamattyon Facts. Insane amount of info
This is not just Romania. Non-football "presidents" or "owners" are everywhere. Look at United with the Glazers, look at teams with Saudi / EAU / Qatar ownerships, they only fund it as a business.
Never though i would see the day Dinamo Bucuresti would be talked about on Zealandism
Waiting for him to discover Nea Gigi
@@vladm332 Shhhhh... don't tell him about Gigi. We don't talk about him.
I can't wait for Edgar's appearance on Zealandism 😄
Edgar Ié was a Portuguese international (1 cap for Portugal). Now became a international player for Guinea-Bissau and already has 5 caps.
OR SO WE THINK!
If Edelino is in Romania in place of Edgar he might not be able to present Edgar's ID because he returned it to Edgar not expecting to need to use it again.
u might be interested in corvinul, a second division team in romania, winning the cup beating top clubs from romania along the way and qualifying for europa league preliminary rounds
for those who are asking about identical twin DNA, they are identical at conception, but small variations and changes occur over the years.
Epigenetics change over the years but the underlying DNA doesn't. A quick google search will show that standard DNA tests can't differentiate between identical twins. Thus one of them would have to have done an expensive, advanced DNA test in the past with the results being available to compare.
@@CharlieHolmesT i guess it depends on how thorough the medicals are for the teams they have played for. It may be possible for blood samples taken by the previous club to be analysed and compared with that of the player who claims to be the same.
Yeah but how could you tell who is who by a dna test like their dnas may be different but which one is which
@@owenfitzgerald5928 if they have a blood test from when Twin A signed for the previous team, you could then show they sold a different player than they bought.
Welcome to Uniwersum Polskiej Piłki, Zealand! I am glad that you have finally come home. Looking at your taste on green channel, lots of topics you could tackle and record your take are awaiting.
As you spotted, bloke was in polish lower league, like 3rd tier or sth, so I've already heard about it. Check Few weeks ago they cuffed 55 y/o human being PLAYING as a goalkeeper in women's team. There were already warrants for him, 2 under other female names ( one name - Joanna - to be precise but two different surnames) and at least one under name Andrzej. Guy was a star before football, even had picture with former President!
Plot twist: They planned this since high school and wanted to see how far they could get pretending to be each other.
I was half expecting to see a video about Corvinul winning the Romanian cup, but not something about Dinamo. For context, they're a second league team that is not allowed promotional to the first league and they have a chance of playing in the Europa League next season.
Bash'em brothers in real life
Frog 🐸🐸
It happened in Scotland in the 90's. Dundee United signed a player from I think Argentina, based in video footage of him and then found out it was his brother they signed. Not exactly the same situation but close enough
I don't usually comment on UA-cam videos but, as a Portuguese, I've got to say this:
2:58 your "taça de Portugal" pronunciation is not bad, at all! Your first attempt was pretty bad but the second one was actually pretty good. Congrats, Zealand!
Love from Portugal
But, why DNA test, they are identical twins so they have identical DNA... I am confused.
Even identical twins don't have exactly the same DNA. That would be clones. Yet to see that happen amongst us humans
@@t.c.4321 But you can't tell which is which without known prior DNA
identical twins are monozygotic...which means they came out of the same zygot...which indeed means they have same DNA. some slight alteratins might occur in life but these are not detectable by normal DNA testing
@@t.c.4321Identical twins very much DO have the same DNA. Even if there was differences, how would it prove who was who? Lol Do they have full DNA records of both players???!
This is what confused me all video
Can you make a video about Corvinul Hunedoara a 2nd tier team who just won the Romanian Cup for the first time in their history, who can't legally promote to the first Romanian tier this season due to some supid rule, fun fact Corvinul and Wisla Krakow from Poland are the only 2 team from the 2nd tier to won thir countries cup, along the long competition they have defeated Romanian giants CFR Cluj (who last year beat Slavia Prague twice in UECL and Celtic), quitee the underdog story if you ask me.
No need for a dna test which will most likely be inconclusive anyway. Fingerprints and injury records should be a better way of confirming identities
Imagine Fábio and Rafael Da Silva just switched places one day and nobody noticed
Edgar Ie said he only spoke Portugese in an interview with Feyenoord Media so the language thing can be easily disproven
If i expected a video about Romanian football , i expected to talk about Corvinu ,or the Steaua / FCSB scandal ,but not Dinamo Lol
This club got to a European cup 1 final in 1984 (lost to Liverpool)😮 how the mighty have fallen.
Dutch guy here, I just watched an interview about him and partially with him in his Feyenoord period.... And his teammates literally state that he can only speak Portuguese..... So...... There's that
I so want this to be true. It's the WWE twin switch in real life...
I thot fingerprints are the better identification than DNA..
I always used to try sign him from Barca 😂
Can you do a video on the Lassana Diarra lawsuit and the possible ramifications for the global transfer market?
Could the team solve this problem by signing his brother just in case
Oddly enough, I know one of the biggest Romanian sports journalists. I guess it’s time to ask him what’s up…
Why don’t they buy Edelino so that they have both? He’s a free agent as well
Always suspected Arsenal bought the wrong Portuguese Nuno Tavares from Sporting CP😂 Did they want to buy the other Portuguese RB called Nuno Tavares(Mendes), who later moved to PSG?
A dna test tells you nothing if their identical twins
What use would be a DNA test? Such a test would tell zip all on its own You need something to compare it to, and I hardly think they have some example of "his" old DNA stored, just in case. So whether or not they're twins doesn't even come into play.
Why tho what would be the gain?
didn't to get into EU they need to give their fingerprint? in this case the brothers should be distinguishable
You dont need to give your fingerprinz in be your passport.
Its an option to choose (for example you have to get the fingerprint in your passport if you want into the US), not a requirement.
The dont travel within the EU, they live here meaning they didnt even have to carry a passport at all going from Spain to Romania.
I don't know how things work in Romania, but I would assume that he already needed to provide some form of identification when he joined the team so it seems weird they would ask for his drivers license later on. I'm also wondering what they would compare the dna to. Do they just have a database with the dna of every player?
its a big joke, both dinamo and romania
Yeah it makes no sense. Even if the DNA was different, how would they know who was who from a DNA test with nothing to compare it to.
Ahhh... Romania
Pulled a SAF without SAF
I mean this is a text book case of fraud. If one speaks english and the other doesn't..than that's kind of easy to prove lol. Can't wait for the movie Twins, Part 2 to come out, with Lebron James and Dave Chappelle playing the brothers. (ala Devito/Schwarzenegger)
I don't get the motivation though, why would he send his twin unless he didn't want to play football anymore and his twin did.
Identical twins have the same DNA how is that going to even prove anything?
I know a guy the actually married her wife's twin sister because at the time she was living abroad and couldn't show up 😂
That's fake, Edgar ie is the player over there.
How can they do a DNA test? Identical twins have identical DNA lol
Dinamo Bucuresti is facing relegation? Weren’t they the best Romanian team 5-10 years ago? I remember seeing them play Champions League or Europa League before.
Dinamo have HUGE financial problems, they relegated 2 seasons ago for the first time in their history, promoted back in the first tier and now is playing the relegation playoff again
They haven't been the best team in... probably 20 years. Last time they won a title was in 2007. They never really played in the Champions League, like ever... last time they played in the competition, it was called the Champions Cup, in something like 1990 or 1991. They did play in the qualifiers, but never made it to the group stage. They're still the 2nd most prestigious club in the country, after Steaua, but they're a shadow of their former selves. Mismanagement and financial issues hurt them a lot, and even with the Federation being lenient, they were still relegated. I think they'll survive the relegation play-off, but still... they're nowhere near what they used to be. I was watching some old timey derbies: Steaua (my team) vs Dinamo and the late 1990s - early 2000s Dinamo team would wipe the floor with their current team and they must be like 50-something years old now.
Dinamo, like most of romanian football, has been a hot mess for a very long while now. The overall status is quite shameful
You could be talking about Steaua Bucharest, I thought the exact same thing as you at first.
I don’t think Dinamo can be worried about not becoming a laughing stock, they’ve been one for a loooong time.
Why is everyone talking about drivers license and DNA when clearly the things to ask for are passport and fingerprints
how about dental/medical records
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of course its romania 😭
WHAT?
So did the journalist just make it all up for fame? That seems really risky
Also, I just always assumed that any team with "Dinamo" in their name was always at/near the top of their league
they stay at the top only when the comunist party its on, when not theyre bankrupt as they should be
Its fake
Hi
fake news
Peep Frogiola would not stoop to this type of tactic. He's a better coach than any of us ever would be.
First 🥇😊
saying transfermarkt instead of transfermarket lowkey triggers me
Not a Teutonophile I see
Its literally how the sites called tho.
Its a german company with a german name.
You should definitely make another follow up on Roda JC. They lost 8-1 on aggregate in the first round of the promotion play offs lmao
Celebrating a promotion too early has truly destroyed them mentally
To Zee's old team NAC Breda!
Fun Fact: According to Hulk Hogan, he is the biological father to these men. Apparently back in the 90's he flew to wrestle a match in Guinea Bissau whilst in the WWF. Their mum was a massive fan of wrestling and met Hulk backstage...The rest, is history 🙃
I need to see a source for this, this is juicy.
Thank you, I love Hulk Hogan's bullshit stories
@@luislamarosa9681 This has to be this commenter's bs story, I can't find any records of Hogan visiting Guinea Bissau let alone this story being verifiable.
Regular DNA testing won't show any differences between identical twins.
Full sequencing would be needed, which is as thorough as it gets for DNA testing.
With that in mind, full DNA sequence of identical twins should also appear identical in theory, but random mutations can make it such that a tiny fraction of their DNA is not identical.
A study of 381 pairs of twins found that 39 pairs shared every single base pair, so 100.00% identical DNA.
On average the twins differed by 5.2 base pairs out of roughly 3 billion, so 99.9999998% identical on average.
And 38 pairs of twins had DNA sequences differing by more than 100 base pairs, so 'only' 99.999997% identical.
So roughly 10% of identical twins were truly identical. Another 10% were as 'little' as 99.999997% identical, and the rest were somewhere between.
They should have different fingerprints and eyes though, so fingerprinting and iris or retinal scanning can tell them apart.
Edgar Ié was a bargain beast back in the day on FM, had him with multiple clubs over a few versions of the game! What a strange story..
I love your turtle! what is he called?
Edgar hasn't posted anything about Bucharest. It's like he was never there. Sus
Should make a video on the current events in the a league, multiple players arrested at their homes after reports of match fixing in the finals.
Twin magic works everytime