Playing in more than one country's champs/qualifiers is not cool. It's not fair that you would get to play in both sets of tournaments but others don't (also the issue of affecting others qualification process arises). Players should pick one country to play their respective champs/qualifiers and stick to it. You wouldn't see Bayern in the FA cup...
Well I don't know if I really agree with your comparison because the FA cup and a national tournament aren't really comparable, and the same goes with Polo compared to soccer.
In a general manner of speaking, I could try to play in the french champ because I am french but don't live there. Same goes with the german champ because I'm german and I live here. But my team mates are both "british" so I should play the UK qualifier. If the french didn't have that rule about playing in 2 qualifiers (btw is it just qualifier or also championship) wouldn't you have like playing the UK one two, only because it is your "actually" championship against your fellow country man? That's just how I fell. I wanna qualify with my team but also measure myself against my fellow german opponents in a championship, knowing that it is played after the Euros anyway.
Well I don't know if I really agree with your comparison because the FA cup and a national tournament aren't really comparable, and the same goes with Polo compared to soccer.
In a general manner of speaking, I could try to play in the french champ because I am french but don't live there. Same goes with the german champ because I'm german and I live here. But my team mates are both "british" so I should play the UK qualifier. If the french didn't have that rule about playing in 2 qualifiers (btw is it just qualifier or also championship) wouldn't you have like playing the UK one two, only because it is your "actually" championship against your fellow country man? That's just how I fell. I wanna qualify with my team but also measure myself against my fellow german opponents in a championship, knowing that it is played after the Euros anyway.