10 July 2012

Philippines to Nehru Cup in India ?

Romours that Philippines will participate in Nehru Cup in India August and that the training camp in Usa will be shortened.

Nehru Cup is  friendly tournament . Maldives is confirmed and host India . 5 teams is expexcted to participate. Start is 22. August.

update :

"Along with India and Maldives, Bahrain and Philippines will take part in this tournament"

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17 comments:

  1. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 10:42

    Nothing in the Indian media so far has even mentioned the Philippines. Only mentioned teams are the likes of Jordan, Syria, Maldives, Costa Rica, Thailand, Malaysia, Zambia, Nigeria and Cameroon.

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  2. jonny10 July 2012 at 11:32

    Maldivian news report that Philippines will participate.

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  3. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 12:19

    It mentions the Philippines but goes on to say:

    "According to media reports AIFF invited Syria, Jordan, Cameroon, Nigeria, Thailand, Costa Rica, Malaysia and Zambia as well."

    So it makes you wonder where they got Bahrain and the Philippines from. But anyway, time will tell I guess.

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  4. jonny10 July 2012 at 13:28

    I think India invited many teams but some of them declined and then Philippines has got the chance. Nothing is confirmed yet and Philippines will have to shorten the Chigaco camp to go to Nehru Cup.

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  5. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 17:21

    Total Rubbish. Phillipines dont have a proper U 23 side. They just import players and play in their national side. They cant compete with sides like Jordan, Syria, India and you can forget what happens if they play Nigeria, Cameroon, Zambia.

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    1. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 18:19

      What the fuck Philippine U-23 you talking about?!?! If we really are going to the Nehru Cup, we'll be sending our senior national team!! Not our U-23's you moron!!

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    2. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 21:27

      Bro, much better NT, much better training camp.

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  6. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 17:28

    Filipinos import foreigner footballers just like they export prostitutes for whole world. Fcuk you.

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    1. Anonymous11 July 2012 at 02:50

      What are you saying. Everywhere there are prostitutes. From where are? Mars? Don't be such a hypocrite.

      Get out of here coz we are talking football.

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  7. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 21:17

    If you really know your football you'll also know that imports in the national teams are not allowed by FIFA.The members of the Philippine national team all carry Philippine passports by virtue of some of them having one Filipino parent and all the others with both parents Filipino. Note also that not one of them had been naturalized. As to your other statement, your racist diatribe against the Filipino nation reflects your ignorance and ill breeding. You are not worthy to be called a citizen of your own country whatever that is for you dishonor it by your vile mouth.

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  8. Anonymous10 July 2012 at 23:24

    I don' t think that guy is Filipino. He is just a racist imbecile who lucks to shoot his mouth off.

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  9. Anonymous11 July 2012 at 08:56

    FUCK PHILIPPINES NATIONAL TEAM MANAGEMENT BUNCH OF CORRUPT MOTHERFUCKERS WHO DO NOT KNOW SHIT with big egos siang putang in na mo LIKE GAGO COACH WEISS

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  10. Anonymous11 July 2012 at 12:56

    Hmmm ... tinanggal ka sa national team ano? Kaya nagpuputok ang butse mo! Sige ibulalas mo ang sama ng loob mo, para di ka atakihin sa puso, hehe

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  11. Anonymous11 July 2012 at 17:38

    baka Thailander yan or Vietnamese. nagagalit kasi kagrupo Pinas. hahaha.

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  12. Anonymous12 July 2012 at 02:58

    tingnan nyo rin ang perspective ng ibang bansa wala silang law na katulad na dual citizenship and even sa time ni marcos walang ganyan....much prefer pa ni marcos our own athletes and present to the world like muros, de vega and others sa produkto ng bagong lipunan sports program...kaya sa tingin ng iba ang mga foreign base ay import...indi mo rin mo sila masisi....kaya develop our youth para lumakas at kung matalo pa sila malamang walang reklamu na yan....tingnan nyo atleast kahit papanu matino ang under 14 natin but what about under 22 what about under 18???kaya may comparison silang nakikita....at takot lang sila hehehehe......medyo tagilid tayo sa groupings ah

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  13. Anonymous14 July 2012 at 23:24

    Yang mga U22, U23, pati na seniors team ay yan yung mga pinabayaan ng mga PAST PFF management (kasama na yung regime ni Cristy Ramos) na walang inatupag kundi korupsyon. Yan namang U14 team ay yan yung dumadaan ngayon sa intensive training under the grassroots development program ng PRESENT PFF management. At least ngayon may maliwanag at seryoso nang programa para sa training and development ng mga homegrown players. Ang U14 at mga mas bata pa (umpisa sa 6 yrs. old) ay ang magiging future U16, U18, U22, U23, at finally seniors team natin. Kaya lang naman napilitang kumuha ng mga foreign-based Filipinos ang present PFF ay dahil nga wala pa tayo sa ngayon na sufficiently trained homegrown players na kayang sumabak sa international arena. Years ago ang tawag sa ating national team ay "the whipping boys of Asia", pinagtatawanan at kinukutya at bakit nga naman hindi eh kung umaabot ba naman ang score sa 15-0. Well, tapos na ang mga araw na yon. May respeto na satin ang mga ibang bansa. At sa patuloy na grassroots dev. program, ay dadating rin ang araw na karamihan ng players ay mga homegrown na, kundi man lahat sa kanila.

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  14. Hostpph.com8 January 2013 at 09:35

    it sounds like a great camp to go. I hope that it can be better to take the Nehru Cup

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