05 June 2015

AFC U16 and AFC U19 Qualifiers

Draw at AFC today

AFC U16 Championship qualifiers :

PHILIPPINES, Malaysia, Laos, Timor-Leste and Northern Mariana Islands

http://www.the-afc.com/u-16-championship-2014/afc-u-16-championship-2016-qualifying-draw-concluded

AFC U19 Championship qualifiers :

PHILIPPINES, Australia , Japan and Laos

http://www.the-afc.com/u-19-championship-2014/champions-qatar-learn-bahrain-2016-qualifying-opponents
Lagt inn av kl.

11 comments:

  1. Anonymous5 June 2015 at 19:15

    group of death for RP U19...kahit sa Laos mahihirapan tayong manalo.


    pero good experience and exposure ito para sa mga homegrown players ang AFC youth competitions,

    by 2019 sea games if ever matuloy na ang Pilipinas maging host country meron na tayong malakas na U23 squad na composition ng homegrown line up na may ilang fil-foreign reinforcement like Ingreso and woodland.

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  2. Anonymous6 June 2015 at 00:53

    may nangyaring tryouts po ba o nepotism na naman ang nangyari?

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    1. Anonymous6 June 2015 at 07:00

      halos karamihan naman ng sport federation and NSA sa Pilipinas ay may palakasan and nepotism.

      hindi na mawawala yan...like Cheng na nag bankroll ng U23 azkals yung anak nya kasali sa line-up.

      sa basketball yung kapatid ni Chris Tiu ay isinalpak nya bilang assistant coach ng Gilas 1 and si Chot Reyes i-pinackage deal ang anak para makasama coaching staff ng Gilas 2.0

      parang sa showbiz like gonzaga sisters,padilla clan, alalay na ni Piolo Pascual at kris.

      kahit walang talent pwede ng ipasok sa trabaho basta kamag-anak o kaibigan para masulit ang budget..

      .kaysa nga naman mapunta sa iba. eh sila na ang mag benefit.

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  3. Anonymous6 June 2015 at 13:18

    Puro minamadali na tryout. sa mindanao this June 6 and 7 while visayas is June 9 and 10 with short notice only and little time and financial time to prepair for families who are in dire straits with the most skillfull players. Ano ba ang pinapakita ng PFF ngayon dito?

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    1. Anonymous7 June 2015 at 04:42

      Voluntary tryouts pa yan sa U16. Lahat sasagutin ng players kung gusto nilang masilip ang kanilang talento sa football. Ang U19 ay wla pang directives kelan ang kanilang tryout..

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    2. Anonymous8 June 2015 at 10:04

      wala po kaming narinig na tryout dito sa visayas.

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  4. Anonymous6 June 2015 at 20:22

    Yeah always good exposure for the younger talents. But doesnt help when a lot of them will quit football in a couple of years because they wont get a chance to play at the highest level, locally. UFL clubs would rather give africans, foreigners etc and even fil-foreigners who thinks theyre the next big thing in football, a chance rather than giving our homegrown talents the chance. What we need is a national league with divisions divided by regions to help the sport grow and to give our homegrown talents a chance to rise and develop. As of now its only quick fix solutions all over the place.

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    1. Anonymous7 June 2015 at 16:56

      I wonder what is the main objective of UFL aside from income? Is it a league for the foreigners or for the locals? No love will be shown to the league if there are no local poster boy who becomes a football icon in our country.

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    2. Anonymous7 June 2015 at 17:31

      From no limit (2009-13) to five foreigners (2014-present) on the field per team
      For now locals need foreign exposure to rev up their quality, and i think UFL will adapt the AFC-standard 3 foreigners on the field per club At some point

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    3. jonny8 June 2015 at 07:49

      Yes I agree they have to limit to three foreigners on field. They should also have a max of 5 foreigners in the squad.

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  5. Anonymous6 June 2015 at 20:43

    Philippines is still under bureaucratic and red tape system.

    kahit sabihin ng international financial analyst and economist that our economy is doing well kung hindi naman ma sustain and walang matinong economic policy and provision ang gobyerno para madagdagan ang FDA (foreign direct investment).

    ma single-out pa rin ang Mindanao and ibang region sa Pilipinas pagdating sa development ng Philippine Sports.



    hindi kasi independent ang mga regions pagdating sa decision making dahil lagi silang umaasa at na didiktahan ng Imperial Manila.


    dahil sa minimal budget, limited resources ng mga NSA and allocation of funds form National government talagang ma etsapwera yung mga potential homegrown talent sa mga liblib na region sa Pilipinas.


    pagdating sa Tryout ng mga national booters talagang hindi nasasalang mabuti dahil yung mga players na nakakapasok sa national pool ay through recommendations and may strong backer pa ang iba...


    dahil money is involve and gustong sulitin ng mga designated officials with their Corporate Partner ang budget and perks.

    yung mga recommended na coaches,staff and players ay yun ang kinukuha nila without undergoing strict screening...

    maraming talented athlete sa iba't ibang panig ng Pilipinas pero na bypass at nawawalan na lang gana dahil sa scarce ang resources to provide them scholarship, allowances, transportation, housing, nutrition and proper training.

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