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Post by b3lowzro on Oct 23, 2011 14:36:49 GMT 8
who's our back up keeper? Camcam or Pascual
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Post by wenden96 on Oct 23, 2011 15:18:47 GMT 8
thanks jony, i've check beloya status on La Salle bacolod, i think his ready because NOPSCEAA is already finished but I dont know why, why he is not in any friendly game......
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Post by jonny on Oct 23, 2011 15:50:52 GMT 8
thanks jony, i've check beloya status on La Salle bacolod, i think his ready because NOPSCEAA is already finished but I dont know why, why he is not in any friendly game...... Beloya is mentioned in philstar article , so still possible that he could be in the SEA Game steam going to Japan ? www.philstar.com/SportsArticle.aspx?articleId=737909&publicationSubCategoryId=69He has not joined any UFL club ?
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Post by wenden96 on Oct 23, 2011 16:00:39 GMT 8
^^ im trying to check the list of players in any clubs but i could not find his name and beside he is still studying in La Salle (bacolod).....if he joined in the UFL club it would be pachanga (i guess).....
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Post by djaime21 on Oct 23, 2011 16:13:39 GMT 8
will any of the U23's game be streamed live on the internet???
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Post by Wiking on Oct 23, 2011 16:46:29 GMT 8
will any of the U23's game be streamed live on the internet??? Actually it is not even sure if they will be shown locally(as in, the Philippines). But, seeing that the opponents are much more rabid fans than Filipino fans, I'm sure it'll be streamed eventually.
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Post by narko on Oct 23, 2011 17:56:27 GMT 8
will any of the U23's game be streamed live on the internet??? Actually it is not even sure if they will be shown locally(as in, the Philippines). But, seeing that the opponents are much more rabid fans than Filipino fans, I'm sure it'll be streamed eventually. Perhaps Star Sports might cover the football matches, like they did with the 2010 Suzuki Cup? Considering Indonesia is hosting and they are football mad in that country.
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Post by cjeagle on Oct 23, 2011 23:14:09 GMT 8
Vietnam U-23 football squad eyeing SEAG gold By Joey Villar (philstar.com) Updated October 23, 2011 07:44 PM NHA TRANG CITY, Vietnam � Here is something the Azkals' Under-23 team should ponder about: Vietnam is looking at snaring the gold medal in football competitions of the 26th Southeast Asian Games in Palembang and Jakarta, Indonesia next month. "Our main target is the SEA Games and we'll try to do good there," Vietnam's German coach Falko Goetz told English newspaper Viet Nam News. Like the Azkals, who also has a German coach in Michael Weiss, the Vietnamese are bracketed in Group B, called the �Group of Hope�, after drawing countries like Myanmar, Laos, Brunei and East Timor. Group A is composed of defending champion Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Cambodia, making it the �Group of Death�. Vietnam, which finished second to Malaysia in the 2009 Games, has started to strengthen up as it is currently competing in the VFF Eximbank Cup in capital Hanoi where it is playing the likes of Malaysia, Myanmar and Uzbekistan. "I'm happy to see strong teams participating in the tournament. It�s a good opportunity for Vietnam in preparation for the SEA Games next month," said Goetz, who is expected to cut his 26-man pool to 20 a week before the football competition of the biennial meet unfolding on Nov. 7. Vietnam though has picked Myanmar, mentored by Swedish Stefan Hansson, and not the Azkals, who are 12 rungs higher than Myanmar in the current FIFA or the International Football Federation rankings at 158th, as the toughest team in Group B. Of course, the Vietnamese are legitimate gold medal contenders as they are currently ranked 134th by FIFA, the second highest ranked nation in region next to the heavily-favored Thais, who are comfortably perched at 114th in the world. Singapore is ranked 139th, Indonesia 140th, Malaysia 151st and the Azkals following suit at 158th. Come the SEA Games, the Azkals are sure to shake things up. www.philstar.com/SportsArticle.aspx?articleId=740529&publicationSubCategoryId=200Vietnam's very experienced German coach, Falko Goetz(12 years of German Club football as head coach) seems to be overlooking the Azkals. Understandable I guess, since he or for that matter anybody else including us, have never seen our full team play. He has reasons to be optimistic though, as his team has already whitewashed Myanmar's U-23 team 5-0 in the abovementioned tournament and just tied a very strong Uzbekistan team(1-1) that has already defeated the Malaysian U-23 team 3-1 as well as defeat another strong Iraqi team 2-0 in an Olympic qualifier. From these and previous results, I rate Vietnam, Indonesia as well as defending champions Malaysia as the favourites in the SEA games tournament. Regardless, nice to be overlooked. Same thing happened in the Suzuki Cup when we topped Vietnam 2-0. I bet these 2 German coaches will be shaking each other's hands this time around though. haha
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Post by cjeagle on Oct 24, 2011 0:09:19 GMT 8
Malaysia U23 1:1 Vietnam U23 Uzbekistan U23 2:1 Myanmar U23
Uzbekistan clinch VFF Cup.
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Post by jpesarza on Oct 24, 2011 9:02:06 GMT 8
Vietnam U-23 football squad eyeing SEAG gold By Joey Villar (philstar.com) Updated October 23, 2011 07:44 PM NHA TRANG CITY, Vietnam � Here is something the Azkals' Under-23 team should ponder about: Vietnam is looking at snaring the gold medal in football competitions of the 26th Southeast Asian Games in Palembang and Jakarta, Indonesia next month. "Our main target is the SEA Games and we'll try to do good there," Vietnam's German coach Falko Goetz told English newspaper Viet Nam News. Like the Azkals, who also has a German coach in Michael Weiss, the Vietnamese are bracketed in Group B, called the �Group of Hope�, after drawing countries like Myanmar, Laos, Brunei and East Timor. Group A is composed of defending champion Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Cambodia, making it the �Group of Death�. Vietnam, which finished second to Malaysia in the 2009 Games, has started to strengthen up as it is currently competing in the VFF Eximbank Cup in capital Hanoi where it is playing the likes of Malaysia, Myanmar and Uzbekistan. "I'm happy to see strong teams participating in the tournament. It�s a good opportunity for Vietnam in preparation for the SEA Games next month," said Goetz, who is expected to cut his 26-man pool to 20 a week before the football competition of the biennial meet unfolding on Nov. 7. Vietnam though has picked Myanmar, mentored by Swedish Stefan Hansson, and not the Azkals, who are 12 rungs higher than Myanmar in the current FIFA or the International Football Federation rankings at 158th, as the toughest team in Group B. Of course, the Vietnamese are legitimate gold medal contenders as they are currently ranked 134th by FIFA, the second highest ranked nation in region next to the heavily-favored Thais, who are comfortably perched at 114th in the world. Singapore is ranked 139th, Indonesia 140th, Malaysia 151st and the Azkals following suit at 158th. Come the SEA Games, the Azkals are sure to shake things up. www.philstar.com/SportsArticle.aspx?articleId=740529&publicationSubCategoryId=200Vietnam's very experienced German coach, Falko Goetz(12 years of German Club football as head coach) seems to be overlooking the Azkals. Understandable I guess, since he or for that matter anybody else including us, have never seen our full team play. He has reasons to be optimistic though, as his team has already whitewashed Myanmar's U-23 team 5-0 in the abovementioned tournament and just tied a very strong Uzbekistan team(1-1) that has already defeated the Malaysian U-23 team 3-1 as well as defeat another strong Iraqi team 2-0 in an Olympic qualifier. From these and previous results, I rate Vietnam, Indonesia as well as defending champions Malaysia as the favourites in the SEA games tournament. Regardless, nice to be overlooked. Same thing happened in the Suzuki Cup when we topped Vietnam 2-0. I bet these 2 German coaches will be shaking each other's hands this time around though. haha It's good for Phl U23 to be taken lightly by other teams! It will be a BIG surprise for them, Interesting! Can't wait for Vietnam - Philippines kick off! ;D ;D
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Post by cjeagle on Oct 25, 2011 0:36:52 GMT 8
Another look at the draw and preparations made by other teams: www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/10/20/ri-malaysia-teams-draw-deadly-group-a.htmlMalaysia is considered as the most prepared team for the Games after playing several friendly matches against Arsenal and Liverpool. “We had three months of training in Slovakia for the Games. Three of our national team members were offered to join local clubs. Six of our players for this SEA Games were the ones who played and won in the 2009 Games,” said Soccer Association of Malaysia general-secretary Dato Azziuddin Ahmad.
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Post by cjeagle on Oct 25, 2011 11:54:05 GMT 8
2011 SEA Games Football coverage will be on Studio 23 LIVE. Philippines vs. Vietnam on Nov. 3, Thurs., 4:30 p.m. LIVE on Studio 23. Philippines vs. Timor Leste on Nov. 7, Mon., 4:30 p.m. LIVE on Studio 23. Philippines vs. Laos, Nov. 11, Fri., 4:30 p.m. LIVE on Studio 23. Philippines vs. Myanmar, Nov. 13, Sun., 4:30 p.m. LIVE on Studio 23. Philippines vs. Brunei, Nov. 15, Tues., 7:30 p.m. LIVE on Studio 23 Via: @abscbnsports ABS-CBN Sports (@abscbnsports) on Twitter
Please post any live streaming links on the live streaming thread for this events for those of us outside the country.
Update:
SEA Games football match bet. PHL and Laos scheduled on Nov. 11, 4:30 p.m. will be moved since opening ceremonies will also be held that day.
via @the Official ABS-CBN Sports Page
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Post by jpesarza on Oct 25, 2011 12:48:51 GMT 8
And the schedules are freakin office hours, except for that Myanmar game. Guess have to stick to live streaming and twitter for majority of the games.
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Post by Wiking on Oct 25, 2011 13:45:40 GMT 8
Nov 13!!?? isn't that the Pacquiao fight date? Well it'll be a good weekend(if Pacman and our young Azkals win) then. jpesarza: time to plug that old VHS recorder btw: don't know if this has been posted but... Manny Ott, Twitter Oct 19th: Had a nice talk with Coach Weiß today... Coming to Sea Games Baby =D still waiting when but i will join them.. =D Philippine History soon!
sorry for the plug, but, come and visit anyway... wikingandtheazkals.blogspot.com/2011/10/from-cutillas-alexi-lalas-and-azkalshow.html
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Post by jonny on Oct 25, 2011 14:32:12 GMT 8
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