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  • #46
    Philippine Football

    PHILIPPINES


    Nickname (unofficial): Azkals
    Association: Philippine Football Federation
    Confederation: AFC (Asia)
    Head coach: Des Bulpin
    Captain: Alexander Borromeo (23 apps, 4 goals)
    Home stadium: Rizal Memorial Stadium
    FIFA ranking: 169 (May 2010)
    Highest FIFA ranking: 155 (October 2009)
    Lowest FIFA ranking: 195 (September 2006)
    Biggest win: PHI 15 JPN 2 (Tokyo, Japan; 10 May 1917)
    Biggest defeat : PHI 0 JPN 15 (Tokyo, Japan; 27 September 1967)


    let's talk about our football team for a bit... if there's anything to talk about at all.

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    • #47
      Originally posted by paolylo View Post
      FIFA ranking: 169 (May 2010)
      No there is nothing to talk about... any team that ranks below the impotent Chinese Football Team doesn't deserve a thread...
      aim low, score high

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      • #48
        Originally posted by sinobball View Post
        No there is nothing to talk about... any team that ranks below the impotent Chinese Football Team doesn't deserve a thread...
        Is it true that chinese never won an asian championship in soccer?
        To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
        1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by reamily View Post
          Is it true that chinese never won an asian championship in soccer?
          Yes

          But I have nothing to do with Chinese soccer, most of us have disowned them a long time ago...
          aim low, score high

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          • #50
            Why did you create a thread like this?? There is nothing to talk about.. Yet..
            Philippines is in National Team transition mode.

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            • #51
              Originally posted by sinobball View Post
              Yes

              But I have nothing to do with Chinese soccer, most of us have disowned them a long time ago...
              The Chinese excel in almost all the sports in the world.. Except the most popular one..
              Philippines is in National Team transition mode.

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              • #52
                I saw them years ago here in Iloilo.

                they beat Brunei 1-0.(would've been 6-0 if not for the crappy weather)

                tied Tajikistan 0-0.

                crushed bhutan 3-0.

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                • #53
                  well, China did qualify for the World Cup when South Korea/Japan were hosts.

                  our Philippine Team didn't even try to qualify for South Africa. what a shame. we do have a several players playing at lower-tier European clubs at our disposal:

                  Jason de Jong (MF) - KV Turnhout (on loan from NAC Breda), Belgian 2d Division
                  Chris Greatwich (DF) - Ringmer FC, Sussex County Football League (English 9th division)
                  Robert Gier (DF) - Ascot United, Hellenic Football League (English 9th division)

                  ... players who play or have played in reserve/youth football clubs:

                  Phil Younghusband (FW) - Chelsea
                  James Younghusband (MF) - Chelsea
                  Neil Etheridge (GK) - Fulham
                  Chad Gould (FW) - Southampton
                  Manuel Ott (MF) - FC Ingolstadt 04

                  ... and players who play or have played college soccer in the US:

                  Phil Greatwich (DF) - Towson University
                  Simon Greatwich (MF) - Hartwick College
                  Anton del Rosario (DF) - Notre Dame de Namur University
                  Henry Brauner (MF) - University of Arizona

                  the rest of our squad are football-afficionados-turned-semi-pro's (likely played in the UAAP or NCAA) and military officers who come from footballing towns in the country (most notably, Iloilo). last i heard, most of the players based abroad quit the national team because of differences with the PFF.
                  Last edited by paolylo; 06-14-2010, 06:40 AM.

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                  • #54
                    Anyone here following the United Football League? It's just that it's really difficult to follow the said league when they are not on the news whether on paper or tv. Add the fact that I do not have internet at home.

                    Anyways, Football is popular here in Leyte, especially in UP Tacloban.

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by LordOfLeyte View Post
                      Anyone here following the United Football League? It's just that it's really difficult to follow the said league when they are not on the news whether on paper or tv. Add the fact that I do not have internet at home.

                      Anyways, Football is popular here in Leyte, especially in UP Tacloban.
                      In all of UP campus Ive known except maybe in Mla football has a good following
                      To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
                      1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by reamily View Post
                        In all of UP campus Ive known except maybe in Mla football has a good following
                        You would be surprised, the College broods here talk of FIFA player transfers and related news like that of Metro Manila kids with their NBA's.

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                        • #57
                          More Filipino-Foreigners playing football abroad:

                          David Alaba of Bayern Munich. 17 years old. Nigerian father, Filipina mother. Played for Austria under-17 and under-21 national teams.

                          Jonathan de Guzman of Feyenoord. 22 years old. Filipino father, Jamaican mother. Born in Canada. Played for Netherlands under-21 and under-23 national teams.

                          Julian de Guzman of Toronto FC. 29 years old. Brother of Jonathan. Plays for the Canadian national team. Also played club football in Spain's La Liga with Deportivo La Coruna.

                          Nick Rimando. 31 years old. Goalkeeper of MLS defending champion Real Salt Lake. Filipino father, Mexican mother. Played for the USA national team.

                          Likewise, the all-time leading scorer of FC Barcelona in the Spanish La Liga is Paulino Alcantara Riestra (1896-1964), a Filipino born in Iloilo City. He played for the national teams of the Philippines, Catalunya and Spain.

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                          • #58
                            Originally posted by paolylo View Post
                            well, China did qualify for the World Cup when South Korea/Japan were hosts.

                            our Philippine Team didn't even try to qualify for South Africa. what a shame. we do have a several players playing at lower-tier European clubs at our disposal:

                            Jason de Jong (MF) - KV Turnhout (on loan from NAC Breda), Belgian 2d Division
                            Chris Greatwich (DF) - Ringmer FC, Sussex County Football League (English 9th division)
                            Robert Gier (DF) - Ascot United, Hellenic Football League (English 9th division)

                            ... players who play or have played in reserve/youth football clubs:

                            Phil Younghusband (FW) - Chelsea
                            James Younghusband (MF) - Chelsea
                            Neil Etheridge (GK) - Fulham
                            Chad Gould (FW) - Southampton
                            Manuel Ott (MF) - FC Ingolstadt 04

                            ... and players who play or have played college soccer in the US:

                            Phil Greatwich (DF) - Towson University
                            Simon Greatwich (MF) - Hartwick College
                            Anton del Rosario (DF) - Notre Dame de Namur University
                            Henry Brauner (MF) - University of Arizona

                            the rest of our squad are football-afficionados-turned-semi-pro's (likely played in the UAAP or NCAA) and military officers who come from footballing towns in the country (most notably, Iloilo). last i heard, most of the players based abroad quit the national team because of differences with the PFF.

                            No love for Freddy Gonzales? hehe I think he's the only pinoy who played for the Premier league in Vietnam.
                            you know why I am happy

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by b3lowzro View Post
                              No love for Freddy Gonzales? hehe I think he's the only pinoy who played for the Premier league in Vietnam.
                              he's retired.

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by paolylo View Post
                                he's retired.
                                its a pity that he retired, well there's no career in Football here unlike in the other countries.
                                you know why I am happy

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