as I said before this is the kind of news that put a smile in my heart after a day's work in the MIS room.
with traffic, pollutions, long lines, heavy rains and flood waters I am literally soaked most of the time along the way.
aside from IAAF and FIFA level facilities, I do hope an MLB level type of facilities will be included in their aspirations.
seriously, playing "the beautiful game on the Diamond", are in the DNA of the brown race
whom was called the "Brown Monkeys" during those days by those cry babies and ill-educated G.I. Joes
because how come our ancestors are so damn good to the sports considering they just fully introduce it
when the last official Batanguenong General surrendered
we were slightly ahead of the Japs as far as H2H are concern during that time
but look now.
anyway, be it good or bad we must be thankful to our Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, English, German, Nordic and American ancestors
because we modern day Filipinos are ain't monkey looking people, in our blood runs the East and the West
the DNA of the Negritos, Indones and Malays are truly strong in our being.
Brown texture is a perfect skin.
“If we want to have international athletes, we need to have international fields, too,” said Audris Romualdez, managing director of E-Sports International Inc., in a media roundtable Wednesday at the Manila Polo Club.
“When we build a field, we have the athletes and owners in mind. That’s our very first goal. We want to have world-class athletes and they will not be born in one day, especially if we don’t give them facilities where they can train. We have committed ourselves to that.”
Also in the event was Anthony Apparailly, executive sports director of Acousto-Scan Asia that specializes in testing, certification and accreditation of sports venues for international tournaments of FIFA, FIBA, ITF and Olympics among the few.
https://www.philstar.com/campus/spo...ational-lines-more-football-fields-facilities