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ReplyDeletePark the wrong bus today??
ReplyDeleteThere was no defense. Carli was always getting caught out.
ReplyDeleteWe are beaten by mostly U23 players of Vietnam. And to think we have foreign based players in the line up.
ReplyDeleteFil - foreign players is actually fil-reject players is their own native country.
DeleteAll the love of pinoy pride is bullshit.
a made belief idea of fatlami these guys love their pinoy pride so much..
Caught so many of them not singing the national anthem also on TV
Anonymous3 December 2018 at 01:09
DeleteKung ang mga Fil - foreign players ay fil-reject sa europa, yung fil - natives naman tulad natin ay fil - basura(garbage) sa ASEAN! Truth hurts pero knowing na we cant even win in the AFFU23 & SEAGames to qualify in the Asian Games or Olympics, given na pure natives yung mga team natin doon. Din yung mga tournaments like in Taiwan that we loss to Timor leste & Taiwan, it shows na we cant win on our own. Kung wala tayung tulong galing sa kanila, basura na azkals natin. You til me nga kung sinung mga natives na maka tulong sa setwasyun natin ngayun? Give me names so we can discuss it...
Since the so call miracle of Hanoi PFF cannot develop any real local players?
DeleteWhat we fans can only see more fil-foreign.
Just scrap the league this way
Anonymous2 December 2018 at 17:14
DeleteTo be fair naman, the Vietnam U23 is 4th in the Asian Games, runners up in the AFF U23 & where VFF Cup Champions(an annual international tournament organized by Vietnam with foreign Clubs & Nat'l teams). So they're no pushovers. Combine it with there best veterans, its no wonder why they are rank 100 in the world(ahead of us). We see it for ourselves, Vietnam Football is quick, fast & well organized in attack to defence, whether it is at youth level, seniors & club level. They are co-equal to Thailand, no wonder why all the expert football analyst talks all this hype about them & all that hype appears to be true.
We have the same physical attributes as this people, small but quick & fast, physical. So our locals should emulate there type of Football, not Euro & Latino Football.
Anonymous3 December 2018 at 03:23
DeleteCan the PFF forced a child to play football? Since the Nonong Araneta Era we have seen all this grassroots program, grassroots football-related courses, workshops, basic skills training and talent identification, but only a handful having an interest on it or join it(out of a hundred million people only 60k). The reality is, a vast number of Filipinos lack the fashion for football, which was opposite to our neighbors the Thais, Vietnamese, Malaysians, Indonesians, Singaporians etc. The opportunity to become a Football star is made available, its just the kids to realize that there is more to Football than the PBA or NBA.
we also have our create our own tournament yearly.
DeleteBut only problem we will ask all the weaken teams to play and call up all the fil-foreign to play.
Then we will go around telling all Azkals fans are unstoppable.
Hindi talaga puede mga create your own league/cup taon taon. Mga Terry Razon Cup, Mang Teban Cup, Boy Utong League... wala kasi follow through. Players and kids lose interest. Ang dapat club development. Academy ang dapat sa bawat clubs kagaya ng ginagawa ng Kaya,Younghusband Academy at Hartmann. Global ni Palami wala naman yatang youth development correct me if Im wrong. Dapat ganyan para nasusubaybayan ang progress ng bata.
DeleteWala ka maasahan din sa mga one dah football clinics. Money grab lang talaga yan lol.
DeleteOne day clinics.
DeleteKung galing iba't ibang lugar sa europa at america ang mga azkals expect na mahirapan tayo maabot ang kampeonato dahil hindi nagakakintindihan sa loob ng field. Ang tinitingnan nyo lng kasi ay technical side hindi nyo iniisip ang communication ng player sa loob. Ang French team ay galing sa Africa karamihan nilang players pero lahat nakakaintindi at nagsasalita ng pranses. Di nyo alan may grupo grupo ang mga players sa team. Yung German speaking, english speaking , swedish, danish at Pinoy groupie.
ReplyDeleteRun phil run!!
ReplyDeletePhil was offside in the Reichelt goal. referee didn't see. usually i'd say something like, "goodluck azkals, laban for the sake of Philippine football" but who the hel am i kidding. they're mostly Europeans.
ReplyDeleteYou either didn't watch the match or you need to get glasses but he wasn't offside! Go look at the goal again!
DeleteAnonymous3 December 2018 at 15:22
DeleteThese guys are just looking for holes to pursue there own agenda!! Because they hate Fil-Foreigners carrying our Flag & our hopes.. They dont appreciate there offer of blood, sweet and tears. They are desperate, like there lossing there jobs & there using desperate means so there small voice be heard. But they are Powerless! Thats why they are using these old hit & run social media tactics, hiding in the jungles(Communist Guerrilla warfare style) & then keep on stabbing our National team in the back. They think that they are Patriots! We'll unknowingly for them, they are climbing on the Top list of the Most Infamous Traitors in Philippine History. Philippine History never lack these kind of people.. Before them we have Antonio Surabao, Miguel Vicos and Pedro Becbec, Teodoro PatiƱo, the Magdalos, Apolinario Alcuitas, Felipe Buencamino, Pedro A. Paterno, Cecilio Segismundo, then the Macabebes, Januario Galut, Dominador Gomez & the MAKAPILI collaborators.. We'll congrats to these Modern day traitors(balimbing), you are now part of History..
Totoy alamin mo muna ang contexto ng Magdalo at Makapili bago mo sila bansagan na mga traidor. Bobo.
Deletei reviewed. hindi pala talaga offside. it was a well timed run from a beautiful Bedic pass. but the Azkals are really just Europeans :)
DeletePorferio Kabisig dios mio what kind of grade do you have in your Phil. History 1.0 GPA? Contexto ka dyan! Do i have to open books just to inform you? It is easy for you to question my intellect on this academic matters because it requires a longer & detailed reasoning just to back up a point, & you have the advantage of time which i do not have. Im in the middle of an emergency, but i offer you this small summary not for your sake but to others who are interested to know..
DeleteThe Makapili group along with its comrades from its parent group, the Ganap Party & the Sakdalista was the military aid to the Imperial Japanese Army during there military occupation in the country. Out of all the groups that collaborated with Japan during World War II, MAKAPILI became the most infamous and the most hated. Collectively they are easily on top of the Most Infamous Traitors in Philippine History. Lead by its founder Ben Ruben Ramos(also Ganap Party & Sakdalista leader), Pio Duran & his ally pro-Japanese Katipunan general Artemio Ricarte, their propaganda was so rabidly pro-Japanese and anti-American. They attract followers out of the poor or landless farmers who came to the group due to vague promises of land reform after the war. They saw the Japanese as saviors of the Philippines, and its members readily collaborated with them during the occupation of the islands. Many of its members were recruited into the Yoin, or United Nippon, an organisation dedicated to performing auxiliary and menial duties for the Japanese expeditionary force. Its main purpose was to counter the recognized guerrilla and the Philippine Commonwealth military activity by anti-Japanese forces in rural areas and to this end members of Makapili were given rudimentary military training. They were armed by the Japanese, & some of its members were absorbed by the Japanese Army. Widespread abuse, rape, murder, looting & destruction by the Japanese & there collaborators was reported. Its members became feared not because of their fighting prowess but because of their treacherous behavior which included spying and selling out their own people. They send "Intelligence scouts" into the enemy guerrilla units and their families to gather information for the Japanese. Whenever a village or a town was suspected of guerrilla activity, the Japanese would round up the residents and then let the MAKAPILI members—who covered their faces with bamboo baskets(Bayong) except for their eyes—point out the suspected guerrillas or their sympathizers. In this way, many Filipinos, including the innocent ones, were dragged off by the Japanese to be tortured and executed.
After the war ended in 1945, the group was disbanded and vilified for its involvement in some Japanese atrocities in the islands and individual members
faced trials for treason as a result. Even Pro-Japanese Ex-Revolutionary President Aguinaldo was also arrested along with several others accused of collaboration with the Japanese, and jailed for some months in Bilibid prison. He's involvement with the group remains a matter of debate. He was released by presidential amnesty. In conclusion the MAKAPILI's are notorious collaborators.. And they are the ultimate traitors, i cant find any reason for you to argue that! Except if your lolo was a former member..
Sabi na nga ba at bobo ka eh. Alam mo ba na si Ricarte ay lumaban sa mga Kastila, tapos sa mga Kano? Hindi yan sumumpa sa mga Americano sa pambabastos nila sa unang republika. Kaya nga hinihingian kita ng contexto. Salamat at nilatag mo diyan pinakita mo lang na wala kang alam at hindi mo naiintindihan ang kasaysayan ng bayan mo. Ang mga taong yan kagaya nila Ricarte ay mga patriots. Ang Japan ay matagal nang tumutulong sa Pilipinas kaya kinampihan nila ang Japan at ginamit ang pagkakataon para buhayin ang rebolusyon na hindi pa natatapos. Ang problema lang dahil sa hinawakan ng mga Americano ang education system sa atin na brainwash ang mag Pinoy. By 1945 limot na ng mga Pilipino ang Fil-Am War!
DeleteLove na love mga Americano, kunwari makabayan pero nilalapastangan mga taong nagalay sa bayan kagaya nila Aguinaldo, Ricarte, Servillano Aquino etc. Malaki utang na loob natin sa kanila pwede ba wag naman natin ilapastangan at bigyan natin ng respeto? Tapos galit sa mga Fil-Foreign! Pero sobrang pro-American! Hindi mo ba alam na maraming squatter sa bayan natin dahil sa mga Americano? Nagumpisa influx ng mga squatters sa Manila dahil sa displacement sa gera noong 1899. Nilagyan pa nila ng asin mga palayan para ang mga magsasaka at mga bayan ay magutom. Naghahatid kasi ng pagkain mga magsasaka sa mga republican army natin na nag shift to guerilla warfare kagaya ni Malvar. Kaya pag wala nang maani ang mga farmers, walang makakain mga guerillas. Kaya napilitan si Malvar na sumuko dahil naaawa siya sa bayan niya. Pagkatapos ng gera hindi kaagad mataniman mga lupain kaya nag squatter mga tao sa Manila. Ganyan din ginawa nila sa Mindanao at Leyte lalo na. Kaya nga si Marcos gumastos para buhayin ang agriculture na matagal na neglect ng previous presidents. Contexto! Lahat conectado!
DeleteTheClockworks this is the true version Historical roots of urban squatting in Manila.
DeleteManila was once the 'Paris of Asia'
Manila under American control, the new, civilian-oriented Insular Government headed by Governor-General William Howard Taft invited city planner Daniel Burnham to adapt Manila to modern needs. The Burnham Plan included the development of a road system, the use of waterways for transportation, and the beautification of Manila with waterfront improvements and construction of parks, parkways and buildings. Tram running along Escolta Street during the American period. The planned buildings included a government center occupying all of Wallace Field, which extends from Rizal Park to the present Taft Avenue. The Philippine Capitol was to rise at the Taft Avenue end of the field, facing toward the sea. Along with buildings for various government bureaus and departments, it would form a quadrangle with a lagoon in the center and a monument to JosĆ© Rizal at the other end of the field. Of Burnham's proposed government center, only three units—the Legislative Building and the buildings of the Finance and Agricultural Departments—were completed when World War II erupted.
Manila during the Japanese occupation and World War II
DeleteThe destruction brought about by the Battle of Manila in 1945. During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, American soldiers were ordered to withdraw from Manila, and all military installations were removed on December 24, 1941. General Douglas MacArthur declared Manila an open city to prevent further death and destruction, but Japanese warplanes continued to bomb it. Manila was occupied by Japanese forces on January 2, 1942. From February 3 to March 3, 1945, Manila was the site of the bloodiest battle in the Pacific theater of World War II. Some 100,000 civilians were killed in February. At the end of the battle, Manila was recaptured by joint American and Philippine troops. It was the second most devastated city in the world, after Warsaw, during the Second World War. Almost all of the structures in the city, particularly in Intramuros, were destroyed.
At the end of the World War II in 1945, war destruction rendered many Filipinos homeless. Manila was a devastated city. This was across the city, but most serious was the destruction south of the Pasig River where the battle for Manila was intense and brutal. After the war, the US declared Manila as one of the most badly destroyed cities of the war.
DeleteThis period coincided with the birth of the new nation. Political independence led to the Republic of the Philippines on July 4, 1946. US colonial rule ended. The remedies for solving the consequences of the war on homelessness fell on our leaders, an independent nation, no longer on colonials who had ruled us. The breakdown of law and order during the war carried on as we learned the ropes of running the country and as the nation’s leaders faced many other problems of a growing nation. Along the way, the rampant case of people in need of housing shelter led to open squatting on land whenever and wherever possible.
Open spaces, public property, destroyed and unattended property, and open lands such as waterways, riverways and bay-shores became fair game for those who wanted to put up temporary live-in quarters. Manila’s near total destruction south of the Pasig during the war for liberation reduced to rubble the government center of Manila and that of the national government.
Many private institutions and public facilities were damaged by artillery, bombing, and uncontrolled fire that consumed the Ermita district. The many residential houses along the district where the pre-war gentry had lived were obliterated by fire and destruction.
The temporary remedies from the misery of those who had lost much and those who had been reduced to destitution and poverty during the war was to set up housing where temporary shelters could be built against standing concrete walls and abandoned housing after the war.
Thus, the solid walls and dungeons of Intramuros became one of the earliest concentrations of large groups of squatters. In the early postwar years, the Tondo district on the shorelands of Manila became a prime squatting area in view of its nearness to the thriving port city. Instead of being isolated, the garbage dumpsite in the foreshore (and later, in Payatas, where a replacement inland hillsite dump was created), became a a magnet for the very poor to settle nearby. The dumpsite provided them marginal livelihood by finding garbage free recyclables to be sold.
You are right Japan did help us to recover, but the payment came much later as they themselves are still recovering after the war. They help because they are oblige to do so, for they have done so much damage & Deaths to a lot of countries they invade, most notably the Philippines along with China. War reparations made pursuant to the San Francisco Peace Treaty with Japan (1951) include: reparations amounting to US$550 million (198 billion yen 1956) were made to the Philippines. Japan's War Reparations came in several forms: monetary reparations (as stipulated by Article 14 of the Treaty of Peace with Japan), ODA (Official Development Assistance), as well as; indemnities, soft loans and grants. Of these three, only the first count as official war reparations.
DeleteBut i wasnt talking about the present State of Japan, im talking about Imperial Japan & there Filipino collaborators. The present day Japan, although they are still in in denial with some of the atrocities, they only bear the consequences of the former Imperial Government. There is a big diffirence between those two names, dont overstate my words. Japan did change a lot after the War. And Americas work of rebuilding & Westernizing Japan have a lot to do with it.
In contrast to your hardline Anti-Americanism. America was instrumental on the economic recovery of Europe & Asia. The US after liberating Europe, Africa & Asia, implemented the Marshall Plan (officially the European Recovery Program, ERP) was an American initiative to aid Western Europe, in which the United States gave over $12 billion (nearly $100 billion in 2016 US dollars) in economic assistance to help rebuild Western European economies after the end of World War II. From the end of the war to the end of 1953, the US also provided grants and credits amounting to $5.9 billion to Asian countries, especially China/Taiwan ($1.051 billion), India ($255 million), Indonesia ($215 million), Japan ($2.44 billion), South Korea ($894 million), Pakistan ($98 million) and the Philippines ($803 million). In addition, another $282 million went to Israel and $196 million to the rest of the Middle East. All this aid was separate from the Marshall Plan. The total of American grants and loans to the world from 1945 to 1953 came to $44.3 billion.
America was also instrumental in liberating European & Asian countries not only from fascist dictatorship but also from Marxist Leninism. The US already labored to saved the World at the cause of morethan 400,000 of its men & women. And after the war, communism rises, and the US need to sacrifice another 326,863 in Korea & 58,318 dead with 303,644 wounded in Vietnam, just to keep the World safe & away from communism.
TheClockworks Did i ever say that Aguinaldo, Ricarte, Servillano Aquino or Malvar where among the Worst Traitors in Philippine History? I did mention that general Artemio Ricarte was an ally to MAKAPILI founder Ben Ruben Ramos & that he was pro-Japanese like our former Pre.Aguinaldo. All of these are based on historical facts. In fact when the Japanese forces had invaded the Philippines. Among the invaders was general Artemio Ricarte. In 1942, Gen.Ricarte along with the Japanese Expeditionary Force liberated Ramos from his imprisonment. Gen.Ricarte was send by Prime Minister Tojo himself to help maintain peace and order in the country. In short he was a propaganda tool by the Japanese, they used him to attract local support. Yes he did not take the oath of allegiance to America, but he did collaborate with Imperial Japan. That is his only mistake. There is no question about his heroism and patriotism during the War for independence. Yes malaki ang utang na loob natin sa kanila, but how about the heroes of Bataan and Corregidor? Do we not also owe them our freedom? There were a total of 557,000 dead Filipinos during the war, & most of it where done by general Artemio Ricarte's Allies, the Japanese occupiers & the MAKAPILI. Should we speak no evil, hear no evil about there acts of cruelty? So out of respect to the great generals contribution to the country. Should we forget the Manila massacre? How about ‘the march of death’ in 12 days without any food or water & medicine.” There deliberate Starvation, Torture, Beatings, sports beheadings, & there senseless murders, the studied mistreatment and humiliation, work in forced hard labor camps where “men were literally worked to death.” How they bury & tortured men alive. THEN THE MASS RAPE AND SEXUAL ENSLAVEMENT OF WOMEN AND GIRLS. Does the general see all these that is happening around him? & should we justify all these acts out of patriotism and nationalism?
DeleteThere are a proverb that says "it is not the eyes that are blind but the hearts"
"Man may gain the whole world, and lose his own soul out of Blindness of the heart" for "for the eyes are the light of our soul TheClockworks".
Traitors you see? Bulag kanpng cguro at hindi mo naiintindihan damdamin nila. Kahit pa saang parte ng mundo kayo mag recruit ng player kung hindi magkakaintindihan wala ring patutunguhan. Bobo lng ang hindi nakakaintindi nito.mortly 30's na ngabnag represent ng azkals. Kung loyal sila sa Pilipinas at young agw pa lng mag commit na sila. Huwag Palami style na kabulokan..
ReplyDeleteAnonymous3 December 2018 at 19:58 Damdamin ba kamo? Is that the right way to air sentiments? Banat ng banat sa mga fil-foreign players na nag serbisyo lang naman sa bayan? For what exactly? Why dont they or you present your true agenda, your true motives in a proper way para naman healthy yung usapan natin... Bakit nawalan kaba ng trabaho o club? o kakilala mo hindi sinali sa Azkals? para naman maintiindihan din yung mga hinaing nyu.. Ang liit liit ng football natin dito tapus, tayu tayu pa nagbabanatan, eh talagang wala tayung patutunguhan nito...
ReplyDeleteWell, what do you know! Its typical filipino racism! Ganyan talaga mga Pinoy hinihila pababa kapwa Pinoy.. Kahit pa kalahati lang pagka Pinoy nila o di nila alam kultura at lenggwahe natin, in respect to there Filipino mothers or fathers or grandfathers & in respect to our law of dual citizenship, dapat respetuhin natin sila as co-equal Pinoy lalo na't dugo at pawis yung inaalay nila para sa bayan.
DeleteWhat a bad day for Philippine Sports! Talo Azkals. Talo si "Pinoy Mayweather". At talo Gilas. At hito tayo nagbabangayan, may kanya kayang agenda. Dapat panga tayong magkaisa in all sports, dahil tayong lahat ay ginawang ka tawa tawa lang ng mga neighboring countries natin.
Nasa limelight ang Azkals narural lang may mga kritiko. Pasalamat nga tayo at pinag uusapan na ang Football ngayon hindi katulad dati. Good publicity or bad publicity is still a publicity. May mga tao lang na na gusto makita ang homegrowns o produkto ng ating bansa at hindi dapat ikapintas yan. Ang Miracle of Hanoi last 2010 was done by a mix of homegrowns at Foreign born players natin kaya sumikat yun ng todo. Tingnan mo yung Vietnam 15 players nila doon aa Panaad ay from U23 at doon mo makikita preparation nila sa future hindi katulad natin na ang gusto lng ni Palami ay hugot ng hugot sa ibang bansa at pagdating sa non FIFA based tournament ay wala sila. Ang preparation ang importante hindi yung present. Now the question for PFF is this: Ano na ang plano nyo sa U23 natin? Puro lang ba tayo sa Men's nakatutok lahat? Ang mga kapitbahay nqtin sa ASEAN ay bigay todo na sa ensayo pero ang Pilipinas puro Azkals lng ang nasa utak.
ReplyDeleteWe'll the 2020 AFC U-23 Championship qualification will be on March next year & we will host the 2019 Southeast Asian Games in December next year. I would like to ask you first if in your view, do the currect U23 pool have a chance againts China & Malaysia next year? Who should be the players? And who should be the coach?
DeleteHindi trabaho ni Palami ang U23. Si Araneta ang kahulan mo diyan.
DeleteAsk Fatlami..
DeleteHe will go around scounting for 18 years old players and con them into representing Azkal by saying they cannot make it to their native country.
Neil must be regretting his ass now as he would have represented England since all English top club keepers are foreigners..
Porferio Kabisig halata wala kang alam sa PFF.
ReplyDeleteFYI sakop pa rin ni Palami ang U23.