26 March 2017

Friendly : Bahrain U23 1-0 Philippines U23

Bahrain U23 won 1-0 in  a frienly on Sunday against Philippines U23.

Bahrain scored in injury time.



Lagt inn av kl.

19 comments:

  1. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 04:12

    Saan na yung mga haters ng U23? Yung nagsasabing way behind pa tayo internationally. Hindi pa raw kaya ng homegrowns natin makipagsabayan sa ibang bansa? To tell you frankly guys, itong Youth teams natin hindi palagi na expose sa international games pero nakakadikit na tayo as teams like Bahrain, paano na kaya kung every year dalawang beses o tatlong beses sila mag training camp sa abroad?

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    1. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 06:02

      nakita mo yung key sa sinabi mo? training abroad & int'l. exposure, kasi mas mataas yung level ng play abroad. kasi hinde tataas yung level mo kung ang makakalaban mo lang din, kapareho ng level mo. kung baga wala ng iaangat kung yung lang din ang level ng competition mo. Tignan mo yung UFL dati, dino dominate siya airforce team non, nung nagsimula na magsipasukan yung mga players na galing sa mga established football nation, san na sila napunta? puro blow-out score na sa mga team na hinde makasabay. bakit ba mahirap sayo tanggapin na wala pa tayo don sa ganong level. oo nag improve na tayo ng malayo kumpara dati, pero malayo pa sa katotohanan. kelangan pa din natin ng foreign coach/player para mahawa yung mga homegrown natin at mahasa. Parang ginawa lang din ng Japan & now ng China ngayon. Import muna sila ng mga foreign coach/players galing sa mga football nation, para tumaas level ng liga nila hanggang sa maka adapt din yung mga locals nila, mahawa laro nila. Ginawa yan ng mga kahit anong bansa lalo na kung hinde mo naman talaga sports yun. Hinde yun anti-Filipino ok?

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    2. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 06:15

      imagine Japan, South Korea, & now China kung hinde sila nag invest sa pagkuha ng mga foreign coach/players dati. baka hanggang yung level of play nila kapareho pa din ng Mongolia or Chinese Taipei. Ngayon nung nahawa na mga locals nila sa mga imports, tpos na train sila ng world class, kaya na nila makipag sabayan,dyan na papasok yung gusto natin lahat, all homegrown players.

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    3. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 07:19

      Youth teams pinag uusapan dito kaya ok lng mga homegrowns muna. Ikaw lng nagsabi na hindi ka anti Filipino pero panay kampanya mo sa import at coaches na foreigner(wala akong problema kung may import sa clubs at coaches na foreigner. Lahat ba ng kaya ni Pedo ay pwede din kay Juan? Mag isip ka nga.

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    4. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 15:30

      I have no problem with hiring imported European or Latin American coaches to train our youth. This is the only way we could catch up with the more established soccer-playing countries, used their long heritage and knowledge of the game and how it is to be played. Also they will have the "eye" for soccer talent and will pick the right youth for the right position and work with them properly to be better.

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  2. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 05:36

    napanood mo ba yung buong laro? pag tapos ng 4-0 thrashing, nagkaroon ng tactical change yung coach. play defensively in short park the bus then counter. kung exciting sayo yung ganon, good for you. even Singapore kayang makapag draw sa powerhouse na Japan pro hinde ibig sabihin kaya ng makipag sabayan ng Singapore sa Japan. Nakita mo naman kung papaano mag laro yung Singapore team for a draw. FYI - hinde kami haters, sinasabi ko lang yung realidad. Tunay na gauge nito sa competitive league, kahit ASEAN games lang.

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    1. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 07:12

      Nakita mo ang laro? cgurado ka puro counter lng ang Pinas?

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    2. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 08:34

      Im sure park the bus na nangyari. Lol. Ganon naman yan.

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    3. Anonymous28 March 2017 at 03:25

      oo napanood ko. pinakamatagal na posession ng Pilipinas siguro mga 8 seconds. pag nilapitan na sila ng Bahraini, mga 3-5 seconds wala na sa kanila yung bola. hinde ko alam kung natataranta sila o hinde sila confident sa ball handling nila. beyond midfield parang off-limit saten. asan yung build-up play? diba puro counter lang pero agaw din agad yung bola. yung 1-0 na scoreline hinde reflection ng buong game. Pero in fairness saten, kelangan nila ngayon kumayod ng husto para manalo, hinde tulad dati na easy 12-0 na agad tpos effortless pa. pero in short malayo pa din tayo sa katotohanan. kailangan pa natin ng exposure sa high level game. yung nga sinasabi ko, after ng UAAP, halos pantay pantay lang sila skill wise, magiging stagnant yung skills nila, tpos pagdating sa PRO level kung puro homegrown din makakalaban nila na yun yung sinusulong mo, pano pa sila mag improve? yun lang naman, i'm all for all homegrown players pero sa ngayon kailangan natin yung mga foreign based players pampataas ng level ng liga.

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    4. Anonymous28 March 2017 at 03:35

      hinde ako anti-Filipino. anti-discrimination or anti-racist ako lalo na football pa man din gusto mong sports. ayoko lang makakarinig na pag meron hinde nakuha sa club or national team, ang sasabihin agad, hinde binibigyan ng chance yung homegrown or automatic na sisi agad nito sa mga foreign based player, bakit hinde mo muna tignan kung asan ka lang as a player, tanungin mo sarili mo kung bakit hinde ka nakuha kasi kung may potential ka naman na local, makukuha ka talaga. aguinaldo, deyto etc. huwag lang maging sarado utak natin at bitter ok?

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    5. Anonymous28 March 2017 at 06:13

      Ang problema dyan wlang homegrown na kinuha o gustong sumali sa U22 ngayon. So sino ba palagi ang isasabak ? di ba taga dito din ? kaya sanayin natin sila sa mga international tournaments at camps. Manalo o matalo skeptical tayo huwag yung puro blame nlng palagi sa technical abilities ng mga bata. Wla na kasing pwede ipadala kaya masanay na tayo unti unti.

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  3. Unknown27 March 2017 at 05:37

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  4. Anonymous27 March 2017 at 15:14

    If you could check the roster in both games, you'll see that Bahrain used most of their substitutes and reserve players in the second game. The 4-0 trashing in the first game allows them to play the substitute players, and it is only later that they put in the main players to get the win.

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  5. Anonymous28 March 2017 at 06:08

    sa PFL masasanay din mga locals natin dahil andyan ang mga Foreigners. Yung PFF naman i stable yung program na dapat ang youth teams may exposure palagi sa abroad atleast twice a year o di kaya mag apply ng exchange program para doon mag schooling at mag train ng football mga locals natin hindi yung palagi nlng tayo umaasa sa foreign ones.

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  6. Anonymous28 March 2017 at 08:29

    Puro kasi basketball and alam ng mga pinoy. Di naman makapasok na NBA. Tinatalo pa nga ng palestine.

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  7. Anonymous29 March 2017 at 05:20

    Hindi talaga magaling si Coach Maro. Sa napanood ko hindi magaling sa technical ability mga players na kinuha nya lalo na yung midfield andaming incomplete passes lalo na pag mag counter sila. I bet PFF always get bigger , stronger and tall players instead of focusing on technical abilities of every player ma pa maliit man sya o malaki. Mentality na kasi ng PFF coaches yan like Dan Padernal, Mari ABersaturi at Anto Gonzales na pawang malalaki ang isasabak kahit na yung first touch nito ay abot hanggang palawan kung mag control basta malaki lng pero take note mga idol teams nila at players ay mostly Barcelona at alam naman natin kung ano mga height ng kanilang players except of course nila Pique(6'3 Defender), Matthieu LB/CB(6'4), Busquets CM(6'0)at Umtiti (5'11)CB pero yung mga forwards nila at attacking mids ay from 5'7- 5'10 lng. Kailan ba matuto mga coaches na to?

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  8. Anonymous29 March 2017 at 15:15

    The midfield position is most demanding position as per soccer skills,i.e. touch, vision and accurate passing. Since it is a hard position to fill, most team will go for tall, strong, fast players for the "long ball", set plays and defending. I believe Coach Maro and his trainers are NOT seasoned enough in soccer to teach this position well, as well as to pick the right youth for this position. This is when you pick an Iberian, Dutch coach or a coach from Latin America, like Argentina, Brazil or Chile.

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  9. Anonymous29 March 2017 at 15:30

    Coach Maro should seriously checkout the Fil-Portuguese player whose name was floated and hyped around the Filipino NT selection. He's 19 y/o midfielder(CAM) with a very solid credentials.

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  10. Anonymous29 March 2017 at 23:38

    I'm living abroad and the video here gave me my first view of coach Maro. Honestly, he looks like my basket weaving instructor in high school.

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