2019 Southeast Asian Games (Nov 30-Dec 11, 2019) Manila/Subic/Clark

[allmight]

Also, Bball crazy, have to remember that a reinforced gilas cadets routed Myanmar by 95 sea games 2017 and Seaba gilas 100 plus if I remember it right.

https://www.rappler.com/sports/specials/sea-games/179641-gilas-pilipinas-thrashes-myanmar-2017-sea-games

[xenoloxy]

^Exactly. Lets be realistic here guys, no one is beating this team and we shouldn't be worried. Nothing against people who hope they can beat us though.

[bballcrazy]

Also, Bball crazy, have to remember that a reinforced gilas cadets routed Myanmar by 95 sea games 2017 and Seaba gilas 100 plus if I remember it right.

https://www.rappler.com/sports/speci...2017-sea-games

True. Just saying Vietnam is a dark horse. You guys keep talking about Thai and Indons being a threat (Albeit a minor one), but don't mention vietnam.
I think Vietnam will beat Singapore this year, they keep improving.

[ja.he]

True. Just saying Vietnam is a dark horse. You guys keep talking about Thai and Indons being a threat (Albeit a minor one), but don't mention vietnam.
I think Vietnam will beat Singapore this year, they keep improving.

having a domestic league is a good thing like tbl (thailand), ibl (indonesia) and vba (vietnam). singapore should follow suit or else, they will be left behind in southeast asia.

[allmight]

Yes, that broze in the 3x3 sends a message to Indo and Thai. I think Singapore is still ahead if we base it on cohesion, experience and skills. Like I don't think Khoa is better than Wei long and Dierker is certainly not better than Goh.

[mangangalakal]

I've always said that since Saigon Heat joined the ABL Vietnam has become a SEAG medal contender... Vietnam's development just means that the race for silver and bronze just got tighter...

[digitalsuperman]

True. Just saying Vietnam is a dark horse. You guys keep talking about Thai and Indons being a threat (Albeit a minor one), but don't mention vietnam.
I think Vietnam will beat Singapore this year, they keep improving.

will wei long wong play for sg?

[bballcrazy]

having a domestic league is a good thing like tbl (thailand), ibl (indonesia) and vba (vietnam). singapore should follow suit or else, they will be left behind in southeast asia.

I think that's not the main reason as we also have a league, but an amateur one. Another reason is because they have much much bigger population so naturally have half bloods who play basketball at a high level in US NCAAs or HS which then were scouted to play in their local leagues elevating their level of play. Eg, Vietnam has Chris Dierker, Justin Young and many more..Thai has Tyler Lamb, Freddie Lish, Moses Morgan...Indon has Brandon Jawato etc... Singapore has nothing.
This Viet team consists mostly of Viet-Foreigners.

[rkaede]

Sheesh, CJ Perez probably speaks more Filipino than Martin Nievera lol.

100% true.

But for our PBA Fil-Foreigners, it would be a plus if they can speak Filipino more that they are used to be.

Look at Bright Akhuetie and Ola Adeogun, they love the country without being a Filipino by blood and they can speak fluent in Tagalog!

[bballcrazy]

will wei long wong play for sg?

yes he will.

[xenoloxy]

Took me a while but here is live Thais vs Indons. welcome

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6Me3PSZ7-Rw&feature=youtu.be

[xenoloxy]

This indonesian team is to small I think old school bully ball will beat them easily

[xenoloxy]

Better link https://youtu.be/d4VCE38DlR0

[allmight]

^ Thank you!

Uh-oh Indonesia is in deep this early.

Indonesia now down by only 12.

[allmight]

Jakrawan pretty quick and effective underneath. Rebounds, defends and scores well against the smaller indons. If Indonesia plays like this then Vietnam and Singapore will give them a good fight.