Vietnam 3-0 Philippines
Scorers: Tran Thi Hai Linh (28’), Nguyen Thi Hang (70’, 70+1’)
GROUP B
Philippines 3-1 Singapore
Scorers: Andrea Tiongson (14'), Regine Rebosura (41'), Catherine Pardilla (55') / Nur Afiqah Omar (9')
June 25 Philippines 2-2 Malaysia
Scorers for Philippines : Pardilla and Own goal
Malaysia and Vietnam in semifinals.
Malaysia and Philippines both got 4 points, but Malaysia advance on goal difference.
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I bet lahat ng Youth Teams natin hindi maka advance sa semis due to lack of preparations. U23 ang unang biktima sumunod ang U14 girls then ito namang U16 boys natin na July 27 na ang tournament cguradog hanggang eliminations lng. Its U14 boys turn naman sa August then U19 sa September. Pawang mga one month training lng ang alam ng PFF pero ang kanilang Men's team ay yearly ang activity na pawang mga foreign born pinoy halos lahat doon ibinubuhos ang attention ni Dan Palami ang in charge ng national teams including the youth. Yung Leyte FA hindi nga halos ma follow up nya kahit sya ang President...
ReplyDeleteRunner up naman ang pilipinas last year sa parehong tournament
DeleteDi lan talaga pinalad ngayong taon
nasa diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gawa
Deletehindi naman kailangan si Dan Palami lahat ang overall in charge sa lahat ng training, activities and funding ng underage group.
Deletemamumulubi naman siya kung lahat siya ang in charge and magbigay ng support.
kaya nga may kanya kanyang manager bawat age group sa grassroots program ng PFF.
hindi ba kaya ni Mr. Cheng na supportahan at palakasin ang Azkals U23? hindi naman magandang ipa shoulder na lang lahat ng national teams kay Palami
nagkataon na Mens and senior team talaga ang focus and priority ni Palami ....hindi na nya
problema at cargo ang U23,U18, U16 and U14.
yan ang problema sa mga average pinoys gustong ipa shoulder lahat ng resources and suporta sa iisang sport patron of God father.
PFF only likes representation nothing else because serious teams will train for a year and having games abroad with a structured program and not a sudden death tryout every time there is an AFF or AFC tournament.
ReplyDeletesa madaling salita nakasandal ng football NSA natin sa Fifa pagdating sa financial assistance.
Deletesa totoo lang wala namang pera at suportang nakukuha ang PFF sa national government and PSC.
puro private funding and galing sa corporate sponsors ang gastos ng national squads.
kaya 1month ang training kulang pa rin ang nakukuhang suporta para sa preparations ng national.
hindi na lahat kasalan ng PFF yan like sbp sa basketball ay private entity din sila na kailangan ng suporta sa fellow private sectors and of course national government lalo ng PSC POC
1 month training for any national team is more than enough. It's "how" you use that 1 month training and if, in fact, you're bringing in the "right" players for the team.That's why it's so vital for National Team coaches(and most national team coaches outside of the Philippines do this) to monitor the progress of all players within the country. Right now, I know we're not doing that as we continually invite players who:
ReplyDelete1. Arent' matchfit(which is why we have to spend 3/4 of that 1 month on fitness training, instead of tactical training and chemistry).
2. Aren't playing for any team/club after UAAP season.
3. Aren't playing "regular" football
How do you expect to compete with our Southeast Asian Counterparts operating this way.
Philippine Women's/Girls football needs to clean it's act up.
Kung ako sa PFF hindi kita kukuning coach kung one month lang talaga ang plano mo na training dahil lahat ng bansa dito sa Asya o sa Europa ay buong taon talaga may programa. Hindi mananalo ang isang national youth team pag isang buwan ka lng mag train kahit na match fit pa yan. Kahit na mag pustahan pa tayo hindi aabot sa semis ang team mo.
DeleteAGREE!
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