GLOBAL FC (PHI) starters vs Geylang (SIN)
3 M.J. Hartmann
6 Dantes
8 Villanueva
9 Bahadoran
11 Sato
15 Suzuki
16 Sadia
23 M.A. Hartmann
32 Yanagawa
63 Barbaso
93 Hoshide
3 M.J. Hartmann
6 Dantes
8 Villanueva
9 Bahadoran
11 Sato
15 Suzuki
16 Sadia
23 M.A. Hartmann
32 Yanagawa
63 Barbaso
93 Hoshide
Substitutes:
Deyto
Clarino
Salenga
Talaroc
Deyto
Clarino
Salenga
Talaroc
0-0 HT
88 mins 0-1 Geylang
0-1 FT
Second leg on Sunday
88 mins 0-1 Geylang
0-1 FT
Second leg on Sunday
Oh akala ko ba Pinoy si Minegishi bat wala sya sa Global line-up sa Singapore? Daming nyong satsat na pinoy to pero sa isang international tournament tulad nd RHB hindi sya pwede mag laro? Eh pingalololoko nyo lang pala kami. Tapos daming mga sabid dyan na puro sat sat. Yan sige ano palusot nyo ngayon?
ReplyDeleteDi ako pro-Global pero ang S. League parang UFL din ang on-field regulations - allowed up to five foreign players on the pitch on both sides
DeleteDi naman yan AFC Cup standard na may 3+1 rules
Minor invitational tournament lang yan
Sabihin nga natin na palusot ang global dahil kay satoshi otomo
Ngayon naman hinusgahan mo na agad palibhasa wala lang si Minegishi sa singapore
di ba pwedeng may ibang factors lang like family or something?
actually ang pinoy ay si Otomo. who the hell cares about menegeshe? bakit, boyfriend mo ba siya?
DeleteCorrect ka dyan. Eh kaso ang protest nga is also about Minegishi being declared a Filipino player when he was born on Japan. So maybe jelling ka na BFF ko si minegishi pero ganyan talaga pag mali...defensive na!
DeleteOo nga naman baka may ibang factors nga katulad sa AFC Cup hindi pinayagan ng AFC maglaro.
ReplyDeleteSyempre may mga factors yan. Although the main one is because he is not qualified to play as a Filipino. Wala naman sa question na foreigner si Menigishi. yung nga ang sinasabi sa protest diba? Minegishi is a foreinger.
ReplyDeleteMinegishi did not go to Singapore. ...
ReplyDeleteHow come the best supposedly Filipino player of Global was not included on their line up?
ReplyDeleteGusto sana ni Minegishi maglaro sa RHB kasi kulang lineup ng Global. Kaso hindi pala sya Pinoy, Japanese pala... O'Right Rock and Roll to the World!
ReplyDeleteGusto sana ni Minegishi maglaro sa RHB kasi kulang lineup ng Global. Kaso hindi pala sya Pinoy, Japanese pala... O'Right Rock and Roll to the World!
ReplyDeleteNotable Players
ReplyDeleteThe club have several internationals on their books, including Hartmann brothers Matthew and Mark, Misagh Bahadoran, and Filipino-Japanese Daisuke Sato who learnt his trade at the Urawa Red Diamonds youth team.
Mark Hartmann is currently the second top-scorer in UFL Division I, having plundered in nine goals, while Japanese forward Hikaru Minegishi has notched five already this term.
Even the RHB Singapore Cup Organizers know the difference between a Filipino-Japanese player like Daisuke Sato, and a Japanese player like Hikaru Minegishi.
http://www.sleague.com/news-features/news/2015/may/profiling-rhb-singapore-cup-2015-foreign-invitees-global-fc-%28philippines%29/
The first eleven of Global are all foreign and fil foreigners except for Barbaso while there subs are homegrowns. The UFL has clearly relegated the homegrowns as second class citizens. Pathetic league...
ReplyDeleteBuo ka ng sarili mong team/club. All-filipino. O parang Bilbao, all-tagalog, all-visayan, all-ilonggo o di kaya all-barotac para masaya.
DeleteBakit , masakit sayo pag wlang foreigner ?
DeleteMake your own team And own league comprising of All-indigenous Filipinos with no traces of Spanish, Chinese, Malay or Indian blood instead of complaining you purist Neo-Nazi prick
DeleteP.S their surnames should be Filipino too no Chinese or Spanish-surnamed Filipinos allowed