William Hondermarck (M Barnsley b. 2000)

[samhaydenjr]

Well, this came out of nowhere - when I read that Hondermarck had been released by Norwich, I thought that he would drop far down the ladder, especially after he only played three times in a half-season loan to Harrogate. But he was picked up by Barnsley, put directly into their first-team squad and has come off the bench twice this season - well done to him and keep it up: https://www.the42.ie/hondermarck-cra...59495-Sep2021/

[tetsujin1979]

According to this journalist on Twitter, he's declared for the Republic of Congo and has been included in their squad for the African cup of nations qualifiers

[John83]

He's been playing league 2 since signing for Northampton in January. At 22, the odds of him returning to contention for a senior cap for us aren't especially high, though stranger things have happened. His links to Ireland seem weak enough - lived here from the age of about 4 to 18, parents are from different places, so he qualifies for several countries. I guess it's a logical decision for him and we should just wish him luck.

[Kingdom]

According to this journalist on Twitter, he's declared for the Republic of Congo and has been included in their squad for the African cup of nations qualifiers

DR Congo (Congo-Kinshasa) or Congo Brazzaville?

[elatedscum]

Congo Brazzaville

[SkStu]

Is that the one where they drink Um Bongo?

[Kingdom]

Is that the one where they drink Um Bongo?

To quote Denzel..."My man!"

[Eirambler]

The best of luck to him. Hope we will see him at an ANC finals in the near future. It takes a degree of commitment to declare for a country where there is long haul travel involved for every international window and where the team has had little success (Congo have only qualified for one of the last 10 ANCs), so I hope it works out for him there. Realistically he was unlikely to ever get an Ireland cap.