Friendly Philippines vs Maldives
Today at 8 pm , Rizal Memorial Stadium
TV : ABS CBN Sports & Action
Livestream link : http://sports.abs-cbn.com/livestream/fifaphilippinesvsmaldives (may only work in Philippines ?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7e0GBgQs6Q (not working ? )
Livescore : www.futbol24.com
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Azkals XI vs Maldives :
Etheridge, Palla, Aguinaldo, Bahadoran, Ramsay, P. Younghusband, Sato, Ingreso, Schröck , Reichelt and Lucena
0-0 HT
49 mins 1-0 own goal
56 mins 2-0 Lucena
2-0 FT
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jonny
ReplyDeleteThat abscbn livestream link you provided cannot be viewed from the US. It is being blocked. Anything else?
I will try to find another....
ReplyDeleteHi, any livestream link that can be played outside the Philippines?
ReplyDeletepwede ba abs cbn palitan niyo commentators niyo! ang boring!
ReplyDeleteSorry have not found any working livestream link yet..
ReplyDeleteIs abs cbn too greedy?
ReplyDeleteYup greed. Good luck getting support in the upcoming wcq match. Im done!
DeleteI am wondering: how they want to grab more fans if they are too close minded? They're certainly forgetting the millions of OFWs that could support the team, and not only them, but foreigners, like me for example (I am from Brazil). They are going to the wrong side, for an organization who's wishing to see the sport growing in the country.
DeleteNever gonna happen. Fucking chink mother fuckers when will the Philippines pull an Indonesia and kill all those greedy devils?
DeleteHT 0-0
ReplyDeleteIm done! Good night y'all!
ReplyDelete1 x 0 - 49'
ReplyDeleteOwn Goal by Samdhooh
DeleteI dont think its ABS CBNs fault. could simply be international streaming right...
ReplyDeleteYes, it was, because they announced it without mention the local blocking. So, it's their fault, somehow.
Deleteyou kinda like azkals ha?
DeleteYes, I do. I am following the team since 2013 and I must say that it's a pleasure to support them. Because the Southeast Asian football isn't only Thailand or Indonesia, but there also has space for other teams, like Azkals for example.
DeleteThanks for the support. I have seen a lot of South and Central Americans supporting the Azkals on the internet, including Chileans, Mexicans and Argentinians. I think it has something to do with the combination of European players on the team as well as the common HIspanic, cultural and religious heritage that the Philippines shares with that region.
Delete2 x 0 - 56', goal by Villanueva
ReplyDeleteyou kinda like philippine football ha
ReplyDeleteUzbekistan 1-0 Yemen FT
ReplyDeleteAny replay link?
ReplyDeleteBahrain 0-1 North Korea FT
ReplyDeleteyeah,philippine football is hesitant to explore the different angle on how to improve this sport,i think their approach is more on copying other league style, i suggest that,they should make the sport more attractive and make some steps in creating another filipino league,that promotes local grassroots, i had seen our local boys played in ufl,but their body language sends negative message,its maybe they cant get the slot, favoritism is the culprit and hiding the true capacity of a filipino coach,short cut,they heavily dependent on foreigners because of their training in their homeland,what i mean we should often use our locals to promote and improve,and they are not fit to play,rusty and sloppy, if we can improve local grassroots,then it can draw more attention to the public,look at the basketball,they have the support but every time they play,they lose but still they can earn local support,its because they have the charm of the mass,its because of their dynamic approach on how to entice filipino psyche.all football enthusiast in the philippines should unite,instead of schism,let them see that football in the philippines is on the rise.
ReplyDeleteThey should really partner with a ad agency to market the game. They are relying to much on the fact that if the senior team does well, popularity will follow. It does necessarily follow. Football should be connected to the common Filipino.
DeleteWhen the team is trying to market the team to encourage people to watch the upcoming game they just repeatedly babble like a parrot telling people to watch. There is not much content. Look at Gilas, their news has content. There is a story. Same goes for PBA. UFL content is hard to get.
At first maybe they can stream UFL games in YouTube. They have to acknowledge not all fans are willing to go live and even hardcore fans will not be able to watch all games live. Also statistics are important for fans. Who was subbed? when? who made a goal? While even just the scoreline is hard to know. Division 2 of UFL is almost non existent. They should not neglect this even just on their own website. (both facebook, twitter and stand-alone sites). Fans need to be updated (and something to look back to).
They can interview players and coaches of the national team present and former regarding their stints in the past. How football is connected in their lives. Also maybe they can look back to their archives if they have regarding pass games especially that massacre of Japan led by Alcantara or cooperate with foreign FAs regarding these kind of info. Invitation to watch friendly can be inserted after these.
Maybe they can take advantage the tendency of pinoys being regionalistic which basketball can't seem to exploit. Many public schools have athletic tracks where you can mantain football fields in between it.
The Marketing of football leaves much to be desired. You don't necessarily need huge budget for this. There is social media.
If someone from the team is reading these please. Consider this for Philippine football.
Daming experts banban naman. Simple lang yan.... ituro mo ang football sa kabataan... PFF makipag coordinate sa mga baranggay. Hanap sila ng football enthusiast doon na gusto mag negosyo. Ano negosyo? Football academy. Mag provide PFF ng coaching clinic. Then sa football academy puede mamili ng coach provided by the PFF... mga ex players ng Airforce, Army. Nabigyan pa ng trabaho mga yan. Academy can send reps in schools inviting kids to join up. Pag marunong na mag football or may nalalaman sa football mga bata, magkakainteres na rin sila sa local league. Iisipin nila, galingan ko lang balang araw makapaglaro ako sa UFL. Ganon lang. Tapos PFF dapat ayusin na structure ng clubs... Div 1 and 2 pa lang ngayon, magbukas ng 3,4 and so on para may competition na sasalihan mga maliliit ng clubs... Ang daming pwede gawin.
Deletemay alam ba si nonong?
About UFL coaches being reliant on foreigners... dapat gayahin nila ang PBA, may All-Filipino Cup!
DeleteMay Filipino cup nga ang PBA nasaan na sina Fajardo ,Slowter, Aguilar ,Chan ,Tenorio ,Lee ,etc ayaw maglaro sa Gilas Pusong pera .Mabuti pa ang mga mga half pinoy nasa Jones Cup ngayon.
DeleteShut up huwag mo itulad sa pBA ito.
DeleteMeron namang nationwide PFF-Smart U22 Amateur Club championships kaya lang once a year lang
DeleteTotoo naman talaga majority of Fil-Ams and Fil-halfs dominate PBA
Deletedadating din ang Pinoy futbol dyan pero hindi gagaya sa commercial set ng Oligarch league na PBA.
Deleterequired and encourage ng Fifa-AFC ang national Premier league hindi commercial league set gaya ng PBA and PSL sa volleyball.
napaka outdated na ng business model ng PBA halos karamihan ng bansa mundo ay national league or regional ang set up good example ang Euro league and NBA..
hindi rin pwedeng lagyan ng flavor conference na may import na may height restriction ang UFL dahil ganun na halos lahat ng set up ng mga domestic football league sa Mundo kahit nga NBA walang All KANO conference and import conference with restriction of 6 foot 9 only.
nadadala lang ang karamihan sa hype sa magandang performance ng Gilas Pilipinas lalo na sa metro manila population na mahilig lang sa short term FAD or kung anu ang uso sa media.
ang mahalaga may alternative sports sa Pilipinas after basketball..merong football,boxing,MMA, volleyball, arena football, rugby union and someday ma revive ang popularity ng Philippine baseball.
please lang kung may Kwentong Gilas sa tv5 wag ng dagdagan ng Kwentong Azkals.
dapat ang mga sports docu sa national teams wag umay-umay at halos buwan buwan.
napaka baduy pagnilalagyan pa ng Docu ang mga athletes sa Pilipinas.
mga pinoy na coach tingnan nyo,reliant sa foriegn kasi baka ma sisante hahahahahahaha......tago muna tayo sa mga dayuhan, walang kwentang football structure,kung hanap ng mga local fa ang mag compete sa asean region,then dapat tayo gumawa sana ng all-grassroots na liga, purong pinoy period.
ReplyDeleteLeche yan tama na muna pulitika nakakabwisit ka na
Deletepag marami nang players nandyan sa Azkals at homegrown sila then the masses will surely support the team. Iba talaga pag dito lumaki yung mga players dahil kakilala mo ito at mas malapit sa puso ng bawat isa. Hindi rin natin alam baka magbigay ng restrictions ang FIFA sa mga fil foreigners na gustong maglaro sa watawat natin.
ReplyDeleteThat is right. Just like it used to be when only the homegrowns played. Laging tambak. Linalangaw sila sa stands kasi ang nanonood lang iyong pamilya at kaibigan ng team. That has been the case for decades. No TV, coverage, no sponsorship, and no fans. Nobody cared about football dahil sa mga walang utang na loob na gaya mo.
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