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11 January 2015
Jason de Jong signs for Belgian club
Jason de Jong (ex Azkals, Global Fc) has signed for Belgian 3 rd division club KSV Bornem.
He has signed a one year contract with club.
He has signed a one year contract with club.
14 September 2014
YouTube : Hans On S03E02 - Jason de Jong
Jason de Jong of the Philippine Azkals shows just how much he has changed from being the team's poster bad boy to a mature team player as he shares his insights on the local football scene and even gives a strong message to bashers of the national team.
09 June 2014
Azkal Jason de Jong not losing sleep over foul that led to Palestine goal in final
By Karlo Sacamos
PHILIPPINE men’s football team midfielder Jason de Jong hasn’t lost sleep over his crucial foul that led to the free kick and the all-important Palestine goal that denied the Azkals a spot in the Asian Football Confederation Asian Cup.
The AFC Challenge Cup final last May had been scoreless until eventual Golden Boot winner Ashraf Alfawaghra converted an impressive free kick, awarded to Palestine after De Jong committed a foul in the 58th minute.
The Palestinians held on, 1-0, to reach the Asian Cup, which remained elusive for the Filipinos.
Although disappointed with the result, De Jong holds no guilt for committing the foul, saying he was just trying to prevent Palestine from making an attempt.
“Not really regrets, because I knew I couldn’t have won in the situation,” De Jong said in a chat with Spin.ph. “If he would’ve gone and taken the shot, then people would say, ‘Why didn’t you tackle him?’ So I put him on the floor.”
“It was just a perfect free kick,” the Filipino-Dutch midfielder added. “That happens in football and I have to pick myself up from that again and move forward.”
“It was sad we didn’t win the champions, but we can still we should have our heads up,” he continued. “We reached the final.”
Personally, one positive De Jong can take away is the exposure he gained. The standout defensive midfielder actually emerged as the Azkal who saw the most action as he played in all five matches, coming in as an early substitute in the group stage opener against Afghanistan, before starting and finishing the last games.
“That’s really positive for me,” he said.
spin.ph
19 April 2014
17 August 2012
Stallions sign new players
United Football League squad Penson Stallion Giligan’s added key players to bolster its campaign for the upcoming season.
The team signed Azkals member Jason de Jong and took in defender Carlos Canas Joaquin Garcia and forward Rufino Sanchez on loan from Spanish third division side CF Internacional de Madrid.
“The two CF Madrid players are important (for us) to finish higher (in the standings),” Stallion managing coach Ernie Nierras told InterAKTV. “For De Jong, I will use his natural position as a holding midfielder.”
De Jong was initially offered a slot by Stallion before trying out for Ayr United FC, a second division club in Scotland. However, his stint with the Scottish side didn’t push through.
Meanwhile, Garcia and Sanchez were part of the CF Madrid squad which defeated a selection of players from the Philippine team and the UFL in a charity match last January.
Led by former national team striker Reuben Doctora Jr., Stallion finished fourth out of the ten teams in Lesgue play last season.
Interaksyon
12 March 2012
Azkals’ De Jong eyes stint with Scottish club
KATHMANDU—Filipino-Dutch midfielder Jason de Jong has ruled out playing in the United Football League in favor of a possible stint with Scottish second-division club Ayr United.
The 22-year-old De Jong was earlier linked to Stallion FC in the UFL until he got an invitation to try out with the Scottish club.
“I would have loved to play in the Philippines, but this is a big opportunity for me,” he said.
“I have to improve and it is important I play at a high level because the national team also has some very good players at my position.”
De Jong plays in the same position as standouts Stephan Schrock, Jerry Lucena, Paul Mulders, Manny Ott and the up-and-coming Marwin Angeles.
“It’s good that we have a lot of options in the position,” De Jong said. “I’m happy I’m getting my chance (with the national team).”
De Jong believes the style in Scotland will fit his play.
“Teams are strong and physical and really tough. I want to play every week, that’s why I chose the club,” he said.
The Fil-Dutch midfielder, a veteran of the 2010 Suzuki Cup and last year’s Southeast Asian Games, has already missed the first match against North Korea in the AFC Challenge Cup here.
De Jong has had an up-and-down club career since coming out of the youth system of NAC Breda in The Netherlands.
A stint with Belgium club Turnhout was followed by a rather forgettable campaign with Indonesian club Persiba Balikpapan where De Jong had a falling out with team officials and was released before his contract ended.
De Jong said his deal will keep him with Ayr up until the end of the season in June.
inquirer.net
The 22-year-old De Jong was earlier linked to Stallion FC in the UFL until he got an invitation to try out with the Scottish club.
“I would have loved to play in the Philippines, but this is a big opportunity for me,” he said.
“I have to improve and it is important I play at a high level because the national team also has some very good players at my position.”
De Jong plays in the same position as standouts Stephan Schrock, Jerry Lucena, Paul Mulders, Manny Ott and the up-and-coming Marwin Angeles.
“It’s good that we have a lot of options in the position,” De Jong said. “I’m happy I’m getting my chance (with the national team).”
De Jong believes the style in Scotland will fit his play.
“Teams are strong and physical and really tough. I want to play every week, that’s why I chose the club,” he said.
The Fil-Dutch midfielder, a veteran of the 2010 Suzuki Cup and last year’s Southeast Asian Games, has already missed the first match against North Korea in the AFC Challenge Cup here.
De Jong has had an up-and-down club career since coming out of the youth system of NAC Breda in The Netherlands.
A stint with Belgium club Turnhout was followed by a rather forgettable campaign with Indonesian club Persiba Balikpapan where De Jong had a falling out with team officials and was released before his contract ended.
De Jong said his deal will keep him with Ayr up until the end of the season in June.
inquirer.net
21 July 2011
Young Ott, De Jong man crucial siege line
By Cedelf P. Tupas
UWAIT—Their combined age is just three years older than the Philippine Azkals’ most senior member, but the heavy burden on their young shoulders doesn’t seem to bother Manny Ott and Jason de Jong.
With the more experienced midfielders unavailable because of club commitments, Ott, 19, and De Jong, 21, are expected to be deployed as central midfielders in the highly anticipated second-round World Cup Qualifying clash against Kuwait on Saturday.
The top three choices for the two positions—Stephan Schrock, Jerry Lucena and Paul Mulders—will miss the Kuwait match.
Teams in the Middle East are known for their physical and rugged style, but Ott and De Jong, the tough-tackling Fil-Dutch standout, feel they are ready for the challenge.
Ott hones his skills with FC Ingolstadt in Germany and has mixed it up with more experienced players.
“I’m used to playing against bigger players even though I am Asian-size,” said the 5-foot-6 Ott, whose mother hails from Boracay in Malay, Aklan.
“I just want to do my best and help the team. I don’t want to be pressured. I want to enjoy the game.”
It’s this easygoing personality that has endeared Ott to the Azkals, whose most senior member is Roel Gener, 37.
While Ott is known for his calm demeanor, De Jong, who traces his roots in Tarlac, has established a reputation as one who plays with a lot of tenacity.
The central midfield partnership will mark the first time that both Ott and De Jong will play together since the Suzuki Cup in Laos last year.
“My role is always to be like the extra man in front of the defense, you know like play hard physically and just let no balls come through,” said De Jong.
“I’m just here to help, and let’s see what’s gonna happen.”
Skipper Aly Borromeo sees the partnership as crucial if the Azkals are to stifle Kuwait’s attacking game.
“If Manny and Jason can overcome their midfield, I think we have chance,” said Borromeo.
inquirer.net
UWAIT—Their combined age is just three years older than the Philippine Azkals’ most senior member, but the heavy burden on their young shoulders doesn’t seem to bother Manny Ott and Jason de Jong.
With the more experienced midfielders unavailable because of club commitments, Ott, 19, and De Jong, 21, are expected to be deployed as central midfielders in the highly anticipated second-round World Cup Qualifying clash against Kuwait on Saturday.
The top three choices for the two positions—Stephan Schrock, Jerry Lucena and Paul Mulders—will miss the Kuwait match.
Teams in the Middle East are known for their physical and rugged style, but Ott and De Jong, the tough-tackling Fil-Dutch standout, feel they are ready for the challenge.
Ott hones his skills with FC Ingolstadt in Germany and has mixed it up with more experienced players.
“I’m used to playing against bigger players even though I am Asian-size,” said the 5-foot-6 Ott, whose mother hails from Boracay in Malay, Aklan.
“I just want to do my best and help the team. I don’t want to be pressured. I want to enjoy the game.”
It’s this easygoing personality that has endeared Ott to the Azkals, whose most senior member is Roel Gener, 37.
While Ott is known for his calm demeanor, De Jong, who traces his roots in Tarlac, has established a reputation as one who plays with a lot of tenacity.
The central midfield partnership will mark the first time that both Ott and De Jong will play together since the Suzuki Cup in Laos last year.
“My role is always to be like the extra man in front of the defense, you know like play hard physically and just let no balls come through,” said De Jong.
“I’m just here to help, and let’s see what’s gonna happen.”
Skipper Aly Borromeo sees the partnership as crucial if the Azkals are to stifle Kuwait’s attacking game.
“If Manny and Jason can overcome their midfield, I think we have chance,” said Borromeo.
inquirer.net
11 July 2011
De Jong apologizes to Azkals
MANILA, Philippines –After being dropped by the Philippine Azkals due to disciplinary issues, Jason de Jong is now getting a second chance to prove himself.
The Filipino-Dutch midfielder said he has apologized to Azkals Coach Michael Weiss.
"I had some issues with my club before, but now I spoke to Coach Weiss and we cleared the air," De Jong said.
He added he was happy to be back with the Azkals.
But Coach Weiss said he will test De Jong first before putting him back on the team.
"We will test him in Bahrain, and see what he brings to the team," Weiss said.
"We had different opinions on issues. But he apologized to me, to the management, and to the team," Weiss added, saying that now there were no more problems.
The Azkals coach said De Jong had the experience that the football team will need in their next match against higher-ranked Kuwait. With a report from Dyan Castillejo, ABS-CBN News
The Filipino-Dutch midfielder said he has apologized to Azkals Coach Michael Weiss.
"I had some issues with my club before, but now I spoke to Coach Weiss and we cleared the air," De Jong said.
He added he was happy to be back with the Azkals.
But Coach Weiss said he will test De Jong first before putting him back on the team.
"We will test him in Bahrain, and see what he brings to the team," Weiss said.
"We had different opinions on issues. But he apologized to me, to the management, and to the team," Weiss added, saying that now there were no more problems.
The Azkals coach said De Jong had the experience that the football team will need in their next match against higher-ranked Kuwait. With a report from Dyan Castillejo, ABS-CBN News
08 May 2011
Weiss softens stand on De Jong
BY BONG PEDRALVEZ
SOFTENING his stand against a prodigal Azkal, national coach Hans Michael Weiss said yesterday he is willing to take back mercurial Filipino-Dutch midfielder Jason de Jong into the team—with certain conditions.
"De Jong is like a stray dog now and he needs encouragement, which is why I am willing to take him back into the family," said Weiss after learning the player was sacked by Indonesian ballclub Persiba Balikpapan for breach of contract and lack of discipline.
De Jong’s relationship with Weiss soured after he failed to play for the nationals last March, first in the second leg of their Asian Challenge Cup qualifiers against Mongolia in Ulan Bator and in the event’s group tournament in Rangoon, Myanmar.
He claimed his club commitments had kept him from playing for the Philippines in both competitions.
The German mentor also cited Dejong’s uncooperative attitude as a major reason why he had not been keen on tapping him again once he skipped the squad’s last two assignments.
Weiss disclosed the 21-year-old defensive specialist had been phoning national squad media officer Richard Pacana from overseas several times and expressed his interest of rejoining the team.
Malaya.com
SOFTENING his stand against a prodigal Azkal, national coach Hans Michael Weiss said yesterday he is willing to take back mercurial Filipino-Dutch midfielder Jason de Jong into the team—with certain conditions.
"De Jong is like a stray dog now and he needs encouragement, which is why I am willing to take him back into the family," said Weiss after learning the player was sacked by Indonesian ballclub Persiba Balikpapan for breach of contract and lack of discipline.
De Jong’s relationship with Weiss soured after he failed to play for the nationals last March, first in the second leg of their Asian Challenge Cup qualifiers against Mongolia in Ulan Bator and in the event’s group tournament in Rangoon, Myanmar.
He claimed his club commitments had kept him from playing for the Philippines in both competitions.
The German mentor also cited Dejong’s uncooperative attitude as a major reason why he had not been keen on tapping him again once he skipped the squad’s last two assignments.
Weiss disclosed the 21-year-old defensive specialist had been phoning national squad media officer Richard Pacana from overseas several times and expressed his interest of rejoining the team.
Malaya.com
03 May 2011
Jason de Jong sacked !
Jason de Jong was sacked today from his Indonesian club Persiba Balikpapan
Absent from many matches and trainings , plus lack of discipline.
Link
Google translated from Indonesian :
Jason De Jong, who is considered discipline not undergo the contract agreement. De Jong is often absent in a number of games and exercise routine Indonesian Super League competition.
"De Jong us fired. In May of this, "said head Persiba, Syahrir Taher, Tuesday, May 3, 2011.
Legal Field Persiba, Muhdar add, Jason De Jong's proven disregard its obligations as one of the team players 'Honey Bear'.
Appropriate contract clause, according to him, Newcastle have the right to decide the deal while the player obligations ignored. Muhdar claimed to follow up the recommendations of trainers, managers, and medical teams who have examined the physical condition of Jason De Jong. From all reports, he recommended the dismissal of De Jong.
The dismissal of De Jong, said Muhdar, will bear the consequences of his final salary payment in April amounted to USD 48 million. Spelled out only three months of this player with Newcastle's official sod.
Persiba relationship with De Jong is not harmonious when entertaining at the Stadium Parikesit Arema Indonesia Balikpapan. At that time, De Jong visible protest loudly as coach in mid Hariyadi replace the first round.
Peak overflow Hariyadi regrets when Jason De Jong sudden departure to cancel a visit to Earth in Papua. Unilaterally, De Jong refused to admit injured relapse follow enclosure Persiwa visit to Wamena and Jayapura Persipura.
In February, the official Newcastle De Jong contract worth USD 500 million for half of the season. Rather than patching the gaps could midfield, De Jong instead repeatedly showing unsympathetic attitude on the management and coaching
13 April 2011
Jason de Jong in trouble again
Jason de Jong creates trouble again he refused to join the team when persiba was going to depart to Wamena. He cancelled his trip 1 hour before departure and he lied that he got heavy injury when its only light injury and doctor said Ok.
Bolaindo.com
Bolaindo.com
03 April 2011
Fil-Dutch midfielder in hot water
BY BONG PEDRALVEZ
UNLESS he plays it straight, Filipino-Dutch midfielder Jason de Jong may miss future assignments for the national team, according to coach Hans Michael Weiss.
"I don’t know if I will consider him (De Jong) because of lack of discipline," Weiss said shortly before leaving for Germany to personally recruit players for the Azkals’ Asian World Cup qualifying series against Sri Lanka in June.
"A player on the national team can’t behave like him," added Weiss of De Jong, 21, although he declined to elaborate what the problem was with the mid-fielder.
Playing as the "enforcer" in midfield, De Jong was a vital cog in the Azkals’ successful campaign in last year’s AFF Suzuki Cup where the country reached the semifinals of Southeast Asia’s men’s football championship for the first time in its 14-year history.
De Jong was also apparently giving problems to his Indonesian ballclub Persiba Balikpapan, which signed him up for $80,000 for the rest of the Indonesian Super League.
Indonesian news reports said De Jong was sanctioned by his club recently after he reportedly threw a fit and left the stadium when he was benched by coach Haryadi in a match against Arema.
After seeing action in the opening leg of the Asian Cup Challenge match in Mongolia last Feb. 9 in Bacolod City, De Jong did not play in the second match in Ulan Bator and the ACC group stage tournament last week in Myanmar.
Weiss said he had several options to fill in the vacuum left by De Jong, including Filipino-Germans Manuel Ott and Stefan Schrock, who play for separate squads in the German second division.
"Ott will be ready by June 3 and is presently close to breaking into the first team. He will be match fit," said Weiss, referring to the 19-year-old midfielder who suits up for Inglostadt.
Malaya.com
UNLESS he plays it straight, Filipino-Dutch midfielder Jason de Jong may miss future assignments for the national team, according to coach Hans Michael Weiss.
"I don’t know if I will consider him (De Jong) because of lack of discipline," Weiss said shortly before leaving for Germany to personally recruit players for the Azkals’ Asian World Cup qualifying series against Sri Lanka in June.
"A player on the national team can’t behave like him," added Weiss of De Jong, 21, although he declined to elaborate what the problem was with the mid-fielder.
Playing as the "enforcer" in midfield, De Jong was a vital cog in the Azkals’ successful campaign in last year’s AFF Suzuki Cup where the country reached the semifinals of Southeast Asia’s men’s football championship for the first time in its 14-year history.
De Jong was also apparently giving problems to his Indonesian ballclub Persiba Balikpapan, which signed him up for $80,000 for the rest of the Indonesian Super League.
Indonesian news reports said De Jong was sanctioned by his club recently after he reportedly threw a fit and left the stadium when he was benched by coach Haryadi in a match against Arema.
After seeing action in the opening leg of the Asian Cup Challenge match in Mongolia last Feb. 9 in Bacolod City, De Jong did not play in the second match in Ulan Bator and the ACC group stage tournament last week in Myanmar.
Weiss said he had several options to fill in the vacuum left by De Jong, including Filipino-Germans Manuel Ott and Stefan Schrock, who play for separate squads in the German second division.
"Ott will be ready by June 3 and is presently close to breaking into the first team. He will be match fit," said Weiss, referring to the 19-year-old midfielder who suits up for Inglostadt.
Malaya.com
13 March 2011
Update - Ray Jonsson and Jason de Jong
Ray Jonsson was reported in London on way to Beijing and then Ulan Bator , but last report was yesterday. His flight was delayed. Hopefully he is in Mongolia on Monday.
Jason de Jong got his debut today for Indonesian club Persiba Balikpapan away against Persija Jakarta but they lost 1-5. He was expected to leave for Ulan Bator after the match finished but still uncertain if he will be playing on Tuesday.
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Latest :
Ray Jonsson has arrived in Ulan Bator
Jason de Jong did not go to Mongolia...
Jason de Jong got his debut today for Indonesian club Persiba Balikpapan away against Persija Jakarta but they lost 1-5. He was expected to leave for Ulan Bator after the match finished but still uncertain if he will be playing on Tuesday.
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Latest :
Ray Jonsson has arrived in Ulan Bator
Jason de Jong did not go to Mongolia...
11 March 2011
Ray Jonsson and Jason de Jong
Philippines media been reporting that they are expecting going directly to Mongolia and also to possible group matches in Myanmar.
In my opinion this is wishful thinking.
Jason de Jong has just signed for his Indonesian club and will play first match of the second leg of the season on March 13. Would he go to Ulan Bator on March 14 , then back to Indonesia for another away match on March 19 , then leaving for Myanmar on March 20 , dropping the club`s match on March 23 ?
Ray Jonsson write on FB that he is not sure about going to Mongolia but will be ready for Myanmar.
In my opinion this is wishful thinking.
Jason de Jong has just signed for his Indonesian club and will play first match of the second leg of the season on March 13. Would he go to Ulan Bator on March 14 , then back to Indonesia for another away match on March 19 , then leaving for Myanmar on March 20 , dropping the club`s match on March 23 ?
Ray Jonsson write on FB that he is not sure about going to Mongolia but will be ready for Myanmar.
22 February 2011
De Jong picks Persiba Balikpapan from many offers
Azkal Jason De Jong finally signed with Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Balikpapan Football Club in the Indonesian Super League, after numerous offers in Indonesia.
"During the Suzuki Cup, a lot of people actually approached me wanting to be my manager and agent. To be honest though, I listened to everyone. I kept everything open. Actually I said yes to five different people, but then again I just picked the right one, the one that I like," he said.
"It's a big club in Indonesia. I think this is right for me. I hope I can develop there," said De Jong, who trained with the team on Tuesday.
News circulated that De Jong signed with Sriwijaya FC, another Indonesian football club. However, he clarified on his Facebook page that he did not sign with Sriwijaya due to disagreements on the terms of the contract.
The main concern though is will his stint with the Azkals be affected.
"I had a meeting with coach Weiss and Dan Palami and they said, 'Jason, we're gonna look for something that will work with the Azkals because we need you a lot here. Maybe not always for the first 11, but just to have you here for the team spirit,'" De Jong said.
Still available for national duties
Even if he has already signed with Persiba Balikpapan, De Jong assures that he will still be available to play for the Philippine national team.
Aside from their plan to beat Mongolia in Ulan Bator, De Jong is also excited for the Southeast Asian Games in November.
"Coach Weiss wants to build a youth team, and a lot of new guys are coming. If you think about it, they will be the Azkals in five years. They'll be the ones carrying the Philippine flag then. It's double the honor for me since I'm playing both in the Azkals and in the U-23 squad," he ended. - Mav C. Gonzales, JVP, GMA News
GMA News
"During the Suzuki Cup, a lot of people actually approached me wanting to be my manager and agent. To be honest though, I listened to everyone. I kept everything open. Actually I said yes to five different people, but then again I just picked the right one, the one that I like," he said.
"It's a big club in Indonesia. I think this is right for me. I hope I can develop there," said De Jong, who trained with the team on Tuesday.
News circulated that De Jong signed with Sriwijaya FC, another Indonesian football club. However, he clarified on his Facebook page that he did not sign with Sriwijaya due to disagreements on the terms of the contract.
The main concern though is will his stint with the Azkals be affected.
"I had a meeting with coach Weiss and Dan Palami and they said, 'Jason, we're gonna look for something that will work with the Azkals because we need you a lot here. Maybe not always for the first 11, but just to have you here for the team spirit,'" De Jong said.
Still available for national duties
Even if he has already signed with Persiba Balikpapan, De Jong assures that he will still be available to play for the Philippine national team.
Aside from their plan to beat Mongolia in Ulan Bator, De Jong is also excited for the Southeast Asian Games in November.
"Coach Weiss wants to build a youth team, and a lot of new guys are coming. If you think about it, they will be the Azkals in five years. They'll be the ones carrying the Philippine flag then. It's double the honor for me since I'm playing both in the Azkals and in the U-23 squad," he ended. - Mav C. Gonzales, JVP, GMA News
GMA News
20 February 2011
No contract for Jason de Jong !
Jason de Jong who has been practising with Indonesian club Sriwijaya FC did not get a contract with them .
Source : Sriwijaya Post
My Indonesian source tell me he is going to Persiba Balikpapan for trial. They are also playing in Indonesia Super League.
Latest : Bolaindo confirm that Jason de Jong may get a trial with Persiba Balikpapan
18 February 2011
Jason de Jong join Indonesian club Sriwijaya
Jason de Jong has joined Indonesian club Sriwijaya FC in Indonesian Super League.
Sriwijaya FC is number 6 in Indonesian Super League at the moment and is playing playoff for AFC Champions League this Saturday.
Jason de Jong is already practising with the team.
Sriwijaya Post
04 June 2010
Training camp ?
It seems to be a training camp for Men`s NT in June. Goalkeeper Etheridge is leaving for Philippines on June 13.
Jason De Jong is doubtful for the training camp because he could have a club transfer soon. His club Turnhout in Belgium was not relegated from Div 2.
Jason De Jong is doubtful for the training camp because he could have a club transfer soon. His club Turnhout in Belgium was not relegated from Div 2.
25 April 2010
Kv Turnhout lost 2-3 in Belgium
KV Turnhout lost 2-3 away to Beveren and is number three from bottom when 1 match left in Belgium Div 2. Two teams is going directly down to Div 3 , and third and fourth placed from bottom have to play playoffs against Div 3 teams.
Belgium 2. Div
Jason de Jong , Kv Turnhout also play for Philippines Men`s NT . He played 43 mins in today`s match.
Belgium 2. Div
Jason de Jong , Kv Turnhout also play for Philippines Men`s NT . He played 43 mins in today`s match.
30 August 2009
Kv Turnhout lose second match
Jason De Jong`s club KV Turnhout lost 2-0 to KVSK United (Lommel) in second match of Belgium 2. Div league.
Jason de Jong played full match.
Video :
http://www.kvturnhout.be/09_Multimedia/01_Bewegende_beelden/02_United-KVT.html
Jason de Jong played full match.
Video :
http://www.kvturnhout.be/09_Multimedia/01_Bewegende_beelden/02_United-KVT.html
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