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Post by curtlanceunited on Mar 10, 2011 7:13:57 GMT 8
The Azkals lost against Kanto Gakuin University 4-0. It was their first tune up game in Japan... Maybe the weather condition really affected their game.
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Post by cjeagle on Mar 10, 2011 7:51:14 GMT 8
They just lost to a better team. The japanese are technically sound players at any level. We would be more competitive with our full team but with mostly locals we were no match. It is a learning experience for them.
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Post by vimjonk on Mar 10, 2011 12:03:40 GMT 8
That is why we don't have to overreach our team's mentality. The core attacking elements of the team is basically intact, and they haven't even got a consolation goal  I've played against Japanese Collegiate teams  football/basketball in Fukuoka. I don't know how different they are, (Fukuoka vs Shizuoka) but Japanese players tend to not very physical. They are highly technical, like a ground ball passing game, are not afraid to take on defenders and one of the thing that you would notice immediately is that they run and run very fast and won't run out of gas until the end and did I say they run very fast? Yup, though I played with a multinational team (Mexicans, Brazilians, Peruvian), we would usually concede goals late into the second half of the game since we usually are out of air and would just try stay back and hold onto our early lead. Sometimes we succeed but most of the time we lost ;D |
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Post by beho on Mar 10, 2011 13:33:16 GMT 8
The Azkals lost against Kanto Gakuin University 4-0. It was their first tune up game in Japan... Maybe the weather condition really affected their game. :(sad to hear that  |
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Post by nardybonnevie on Mar 10, 2011 15:24:38 GMT 8
They just lost to a better team. The japanese are technically sound players at any level. We would be more competitive with our full team but with mostly locals we were no match. It is a learning experience for them. it was a humbling experience for some of the mindless fans who think the azkals is the answer for the philippines' thirst for sports glory. as i have said before, the azkals is a great team. the players are good and understand the game very well. give them 3 to 4 yrs of playing together and they'll definitely give the best teams in asia a run for their money. but for now, dont expect anything spectacular from them. 4-0 against a japanese university team? no excuses. |
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Post by nardybonnevie on Mar 10, 2011 15:27:24 GMT 8
The Azkals lost against Kanto Gakuin University 4-0. It was their first tune up game in Japan... Maybe the weather condition really affected their game. :(sad to hear that look on the brighter side. at least, some fans will finally get a reality check. |
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Post by beho on Mar 10, 2011 15:33:44 GMT 8
They just lost to a better team. The japanese are technically sound players at any level. We would be more competitive with our full team but with mostly locals we were no match. It is a learning experience for them. it was a humbling experience for some of the mindless fans who think the azkals is the answer for the philippines' thirst for sports glory. as i have said before, the azkals is a great team. the players are good and understand the game very well. give them 3 to 4 yrs of playing together and they'll definitely give the best teams in asia a run for their money. but for now, dont expect anything spectacular from them. 4-0 against a japanese university team? no excuses. >:(ayan ka na naman negative thinker ka na naman e, who's expecting spectacular about them ba? just have an open-mind towards the game (football) win or lose, at least football in this country had been noticed by the public & had gotten the needed support from the private sectors. ikaw nardy parang masama ang loob mo nanapapansin na ang football sa phils. ha?  |
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Post by nardybonnevie on Mar 10, 2011 15:44:12 GMT 8
it was a humbling experience for some of the mindless fans who think the azkals is the answer for the philippines' thirst for sports glory. as i have said before, the azkals is a great team. the players are good and understand the game very well. give them 3 to 4 yrs of playing together and they'll definitely give the best teams in asia a run for their money. but for now, dont expect anything spectacular from them. 4-0 against a japanese university team? no excuses. >:(ayan ka na naman negative thinker ka na naman e, who's expecting spectacular about them ba? just have an open-mind towards the game (football) win or lose, at least football in this country had been noticed by the public & had gotten the needed support from the private sectors. ikaw nardy parang masama ang loob mo nanapapansin na ang football sa phils. ha? no, no... dont get me wrong. i've been a football fan since i cant remember. i follow football in espn and god knows where else. that's why i can't help myself from comparing the strengths of foreign teams to our very own azkals. the discrepancy is by a mile. that's why it pains me when some mindless football fans expect much from them. what if they fail? like now? 4-0 against a univ team? marami pang kakainin ang azkals bago nila makuha ang respeto ng mga tunay na football fans. just dont equate loving football with being patriotic, iba yun. if patriotism ang usapan, iba yan. but if you just love football, you'll agree with me that the azkals team right now still needs polishing. 4-0. no excuses. |
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Post by goodiibee on Mar 10, 2011 16:04:23 GMT 8
i agree with you Beho this time.  and as well as nardybonnevie. a lot of fans just jumped the bandwagon. let's face it, we are all Philippine Team fans but, Japan is a POWERHOUSE in asia. even if it is a college team, but they bleed football, it runs through their veins. importante there is a lesson learned and they played on a condition somewhat close to mongolia's. |
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Post by kikomatsing on Mar 10, 2011 16:06:29 GMT 8
:(sad to hear that look on the brighter side. at least, some fans will finally get a reality check. And we could see who really are Azkal fans |
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Post by kikomatsing on Mar 10, 2011 16:09:18 GMT 8
i agree with you Beho this time. and as well as nardybonnevie. a lot of fans just jumped the bandwagon. let's face it, we are all Philippine Team fans but, Japan is a POWERHOUSE in asia. even if it is a college team, but they bleed football, it runs through their veins. importante there is a lesson learned and they played on a condition somewhat close to mongolia's. Just like our NCAA or UAAP Teams beating SEA National Basketball team At least with this loss, the team can still find some adjustments on what went wrong.. |
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Post by nardybonnevie on Mar 10, 2011 16:12:00 GMT 8
i agree with you Beho this time. and as well as nardybonnevie. a lot of fans just jumped the bandwagon. let's face it, we are all Philippine Team fans but, Japan is a POWERHOUSE in asia. even if it is a college team, but they bleed football, it runs through their veins. importante there is a lesson learned and they played on a condition somewhat close to mongolia's. i can only imagine since we're also a basketball powerhouse in south east asia. it's like the vietnamese basketball team getting creamed by the green archers or something. does kanto gakuin univ have a great footballing tradition? or is it just a so-so japanese university? |
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Post by nardybonnevie on Mar 10, 2011 16:14:42 GMT 8
i agree with you Beho this time. and as well as nardybonnevie. a lot of fans just jumped the bandwagon. let's face it, we are all Philippine Team fans but, Japan is a POWERHOUSE in asia. even if it is a college team, but they bleed football, it runs through their veins. importante there is a lesson learned and they played on a condition somewhat close to mongolia's. Just like our NCAA or UAAP Teams beating SEA National Basketball team At least with this loss, the team can still find some adjustments on what went wrong.. before you even namedrop UAAP or NCAA, let's first make sure that kanto gakuin university is an elite football school. otherwise, it will be like an ASEAn basketball team getting beaten by the philippine college of criminology basketball team. tama? |
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Post by beho on Mar 10, 2011 16:31:19 GMT 8
>:(ayan ka na naman negative thinker ka na naman e, who's expecting spectacular about them ba? just have an open-mind towards the game (football) win or lose, at least football in this country had been noticed by the public & had gotten the needed support from the private sectors. ikaw nardy parang masama ang loob mo nanapapansin na ang football sa phils. ha? no, no... dont get me wrong. i've been a football fan since i cant remember. i follow football in espn and god knows where else. that's why i can't help myself from comparing the strengths of foreign teams to our very own azkals. the discrepancy is by a mile. that's why it pains me when some mindless football fans expect much from them. what if they fail? like now? 4-0 against a univ team? marami pang kakainin ang azkals bago nila makuha ang respeto ng mga tunay na football fans. just dont equate loving football with being patriotic, iba yun. if patriotism ang usapan, iba yan. but if you just love football, you'll agree with me that the azkals team right now still needs polishing. 4-0. no excuses. ;Dlook i don't know what you are talking about patriotism,or what , what you see in my logo was the name of our football team & has nothing to do with patriotism or what, kasi it's been quite a while since the last time you've posted e, nagpost kanalang ulit today kasi nakita mo yun natalo ang azkals, as if you are saying "sabi kona sa inyo e walanamang sinabi yang azkals niyo e, paulitulit ka bro. alam naman natin na compared to other counntries e malayo pa ang azkals e kaso pinamumukha mo samin na to shut up as if you're asking na what's the fuss about the azkals & as if you're questioning us the fans na bakit ba kau nguusap pa jan sa azkals forum e wala namang binatbat iyang team na yan kaya mas maganda pa saraduhin na yang forum ,kasi magpopost ka lang pag yun nakita mo natalo ang azkals |
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Post by kikomatsing on Mar 10, 2011 16:31:38 GMT 8
Just like our NCAA or UAAP Teams beating SEA National Basketball team At least with this loss, the team can still find some adjustments on what went wrong.. before you even namedrop UAAP or NCAA, let's first make sure that kanto gakuin university is an elite football school. otherwise, it will be like an ASEAn basketball team getting beaten by the philippine college of criminology basketball team. tama? This is what I found on wiki about the schools sports history en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanto_Gakuin_UniversityBaseball team (Kanagawa Baseball League Division I) - won 46 league championships American football team (Kantoh Collegiate Football Association Division I) Rugby football team (Kanto College League Division I) - reached the national championships nine times and won five times; also has eight league championships University championship rugby In the Department of English, the University does foreign exchange to several countries, including its sister school, Linfield College, in McMinnville, Oregon, USA. |
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football/basketball in Fukuoka. I don't know how different they are, (Fukuoka vs Shizuoka) but Japanese players tend to not very physical. They are highly technical, like a ground ball passing game, are not afraid to take on defenders and one of the thing that you would notice immediately is that they run and run very fast and won't run out of gas until the end and did I say they run very fast?
and as well as nardybonnevie.