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Post by johnmarki on Apr 22, 2014 17:04:16 GMT 8
I'm not sure, but I think the lineup will involved nt players(reichelt,twins(Marvin,Marwin),beloya, marasigan,de murga) add Sabio haha..i forgot,yeah sabio too. |
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Post by butchok on Apr 22, 2014 19:48:12 GMT 8
Aside from above mentioned national players the cast includes Filipinos Arnie Pasinabo, Michael Casas, Camelo Tacusalme, Jalsor Soriano, Jason Cordova, Jayson Panhay, Tristan Kit Robles, Hanesin Prince Antony, William Gueridon, Lemuel Unabia and Thomas Louis Booth; newly recruited German Kevin Capolei while the rest are Koreans and Africans. . .
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Post by jyapjoco on Apr 23, 2014 22:34:29 GMT 8
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Post by jyapjoco on Apr 23, 2014 22:38:31 GMT 8
The Ceres-La Salle Football Club has bared the 30-man pool of players in a press briefing yesterday representing the country in the AFC President’s Cup Group B qualifiers slated on May 6 to 10, 2014 at Panaad Park and Sports Stadium. But head Coach Ali Rojas Go said the official line-up will be reduced to a 23-man team come tournament proper. For sure, only two foreign players will be allowed to be part of the team, Go said. He added, the official line-up will be known a week before the tournament. The 30-man pool of players is South Koreans Yong Chan Son, Jinho Kim, Hyeon Gwon, Younesse Yaogo, Samson Olaniyi, Geun Park Hyeong and Sangmin Kim;
Other foreign players are Tom Booth, Olapido Okunaiya and Patrick Reichelt. Foreign players with Filipino descent are Kevin Capolei, William Gueridonn, Joshua Beloya, Marwin and Marwin Angeles, Angelo Marasigan, Jason Sabio, Juani Guirado, Carlito De Murga.The locals are Michael Casas, Camelo Tacusalme, Jayson Panhay, Jason Cordova, Arnie Pasinabo, Jr., J. Baguioro, Anthony Hanesin Prince, Lemuel Unabia, Eduard Sacapaño and Jalsor Soriano.
Ceres-La Salle FC’s first baptism will be against North Korea (Rimyongsu) at 5pm on May 6, against the Chinese Taipei at 7:30pm on May 8 and against defending champion Turkmenistan at 5Pm on May 10. source: |
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Post by johnmarki on Apr 23, 2014 23:00:26 GMT 8
Foreign players with Filipino descent are Kevin Capolei, William Gueridonn, Joshua Beloya, Marwin and Marwin Angeles, Angelo Marasigan, Jason Sabio, Juani Guirado, Carlito De Murga. Kevin Capolei is part Filipino? |
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Post by jonny on Apr 23, 2014 23:05:31 GMT 8
Foreign players with Filipino descent are Kevin Capolei, William Gueridonn, Joshua Beloya, Marwin and Marwin Angeles, Angelo Marasigan, Jason Sabio, Juani Guirado, Carlito De Murga. Kevin Capolei is part Filipino? No , he is not , Patrick Reichelt is part filipino not Kevin CApolei. |
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Post by cjeagle on Apr 24, 2014 7:43:10 GMT 8
www.watchmendaily.com/sports/ceres-fc-ready-presidents-cup-suits-sacapano-guirado/With less than two weeks before this year’s Asean Football Confederation (AFC) President’s Cup kicks off on May 6-10 at the Panaad Park and Stadium in Bacolod City, the Ceres-La Salle FC is in tough preparation as it faces the best squads in the tournament. s2 Philippines’ Ceres-La Salle FC showing force in yesterday’s AFC President’s Cup press conference. (Mymy Alagaban Photo) The Ceres-La Salle FC, representing the Philippines, is in Group B along with some of the strongest teams in the tournament, namely: FC HTTU of Turkmenistan, Tatung Company of Chinese Taipei and the Rimyongsu Club of the People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea). In a press conference held yesterday in Bacolod, Ceres FC head coach Ali Bernard Go said they are working hard in their training sessions as well as in scrimmages to condition the players for this tournament. “We have to be well-prepared for the tournament. We are in a tough group with World Cup caliber North Korean side and the defending champion Turkmenistan,” he said. Meanwhile, when asked how they find the North Korean squad, Ceres FC Korean technical director Cha Soung Yooung said the team plays similar as those clubs playing in the South Korean Super League. “We don’t have any problem going up against the North. The boys are ready and excited,” Yooung added. Go also presented the Ceres FC pool consisting of 30 players which include: Koreans Yong Chan Son, Jinho Kim, Kyumson Cho, Hyeon Gwon, Geun Hyeong Park, and Sangmin Kim; Kevin Capolei, Younesse Yaogo, Samson Olaniyi, Casas, Michael, Camelo Tacusalme, Jayson Panhay, Jason Cordova, Arnie Pasinabo Jr., J Baguioro, Hanesin Prince Antony, Lemuel Unabia, Tom Booth, Olapido Okunaiya, Jalsor Soriano, William Gueridonn, Joshua Beloya, Angelo Marasigan, Carlito de Murga, Patrick Reichelt, Angeles twins Marwin and Marvin, newcomer Jason Sabio, and loaned players defender Juani Guirado and keeper Eduard Sacapaño. Sabio, a new member of the club, said that one has to work hard for the spot. “But with my experience playing against Turkmenistan and Chinese Taipei, I think I can be a big help to the team. Our goal here is to win,” said the Fil-Am central defender. On the part of Bago City native and Azkals’ veteran keeper Sacapaño, he’s happy to play again for Negros. “It’s my pride to play for my hometown. And with my experience, I can help the team. This is a team effort. Whatever we can contribute is vital for the team. All we have to do here is to share our knowledge and experience to achieve our goal,” he said. APPEAL FOR SUPPORT Meanwhile, Local Organizing Committee (LOC) chairman Nicolas Golez again appealed to Bacolodnons and Negrenses to show their support to this tournament, as well as to the Ceres-La Salle FC. “This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for us to display our patriotism as Ceres-La Salle FC will not only represent Bacolod and the province, but the Philippines,” he added. Golez also said the LOC is working double time to ensure that Negros Occidental’s Panaad Park and Stadium will not only be ready for the tournament, but would meet the requirements set by the AFC. Aside from a huge facelift of main stadium’s facilities, the LOC also focused on keeping its football pitch green in time for the tournament on May 6-10. “As of this time, we are trying to rehabilitate Panaad’s pitch. We know that during summer, grasses turn brown, thus we fertilize them to remain green. Also, we planted some grass in the goal’s mouth to make it green as well,” he said. “We are also maintaining our practice venues at the University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos and the Ceres-La Salle FC Mandalagan field,” he added. “We have also installed hundreds of mounted seats for VIPs at the main stadium, which is also among the AFC requirements for hosting the event,” Golez disclosed. Further, the LOC has also constructed two more dressing rooms with showers at the Panaad Stadium because the facility only has two. “The AFC requires that the stadium should have at least four,” he said. “We want to show the AFC that we are capable of hosting big international competitions,” he stressed./WDJ
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Post by kuo24 on Apr 27, 2014 1:39:25 GMT 8
Ten imports are currently listed; only two are allowed in the competition. So the locals are essentially assured of making the final 23 since it's the foreigners that need to be whittled down to meet the numbers.
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Post by jonny on Apr 27, 2014 6:38:06 GMT 8
Drawing Laos Fc 0-0 today, playing with 5 foreigners.
Joshua Beloya came in as sub , I think this is his first UFL match this season , he has been injured.
Patrick Reichelt and Carli De Murga are in Cebu.
Jason Sabio is not playing , I think he is not eligble to play in UFL ?
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Post by chizcake on Apr 28, 2014 16:17:13 GMT 8
juani and edsa  |
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Post by jonny on Apr 28, 2014 19:54:17 GMT 8
Ceres FC will be playing AFC President's Cup matches on May 6, 8 and 10 , and if some Azkals players are playing for Ceres Fc it will difficult for them to get in the final squad for AFC Challenge Cup because they will be missing half of the Bahrain camp and a scheduled friendly on May 11.
I dont understand why Juani Guirado has signed for Ceres ?
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Post by chizcake on Apr 28, 2014 21:26:09 GMT 8
Ceres FC will be playing AFC President's Cup matches on May 6, 8 and 10 , and if some Azkals players are playing for Ceres Fc it will difficult for them to get in the final squad for AFC Challenge Cup because they will be missing half of the Bahrain camp and a scheduled friendly on May 11. I dont understand why Juani Guirado has signed for Ceres ? hi sir johnny , i have the same question as well, just thought of it , edsa and juani for ceres during the presidents cup may mean less time training with the azkals in the home stretch of our preparation for challenge cup but on the other side ceres is doing all they can to beaf up their lineup hope we get to show better results |
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Post by cjeagle on May 3, 2014 15:19:00 GMT 8
Turkmenistan arrives, aims to hurdle AFC President's Cup 2014 Qualifier Top seed Turkmenistan arrived late last night at the Bacolod-Silay Airport for the Asian Football Confederation President's Cup 2014 Group B Qualifier scheduled May 6 to 10 at the Panaad Park and Sports Stadium. Turkmenistan head coach Rowshen Meredov said their aim is to pass the Group Stage and advance to the finals of the AFC President's Cup this year. With four of his players coming from the Turkmenistan national team, coach Meredov said his team is ready for the tournament where they will play against North Korea, Chinese-Taipei, and host Philippines represented by the Ceres – La Salle Football Club. Considering all the three other teams in Group B to be strong, the Turkmenistan coach said it will be tough and interesting tournament. Coming to Bacolod four days ahead of the competition, coach Meredow said they will have time to acclimatize with the environment, although Turkmenistan, he said has an equally warm weather, but less humid. Arriving with the team last night were goalkeepers Rahmanberdi Alyhanow and Gurbanmyrat Garayew; defenders Hemayat Komekow, Akmyrat Jumanazarow, Serdar Annaorazow, Annasahet Annasahedow, Begenc Saidmammedow, Muhammed Astanow, Kicigul Kicigulow; Midfielders Azat Samyradow, Dowran Allanazarow, Nursahet Sapargylyjow, Gurbangeldi Batyrow, Furkat Tursunow, Ahmet Atayew, Merdan Gurbanow, Dawid Sarkisow (team captain), and forward Suleyman Muhadow, Hemra Amannammedow, Pirmyrat Sultanow, and Nurglyyc Diwanow. Meanwhile, Bacolod City Mayor Monico Puentevella, who was at the airport last night to welcome the Turkmenistan team, encouraged all Negrenses to come out and support the home team, Ceres- La Salle FC during the tournament. He said the cheers and chants of the crowd will boost the team's chances in the competition. He also said the AFC President's Cup Qualifier at the Panaad Stadium is the biggest sporting event to happen in Bacolod this year, and he appealed to all Bacoleños to watch the matches at the Panaad and wear yellow shirts to support the local team. Earlier, Negros Occidental Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. also called on the Negrense community to support Ceres-La Salle FC. He also thanked the management of the team, headed by owner Leo Rey Yanson, for initiating the renovation of the Panaad Stadium to conform with the international standards required by the AFC. Ceres – La Salle FC will face the North Korea on May 6, at 5 p.m.; Chinese-Taipe on May 8 at 7:30 p.m., and Turkmenistan on May 10 at 5 p.m.*NAB www.visayandailystar.com/2014/May/03/sportnews1.htm |
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Post by strikerbon on May 6, 2014 19:06:41 GMT 8
Rimyongsu club of North Korea managed to get a 2-2 draw against the home side Ceres FC. Juani got first goal of the match from a free-kick. Reichelt also scored in the second half
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Post by xclentoy on May 6, 2014 20:03:18 GMT 8
This is not televise?
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