09 July 2017

Philippine Boys Under-15 Squad for AFF U15 Championship

The Philippine Boys Under-15 squad will compete in the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Under-15 Championship 2017 which will be held in Chonburi, Thailand from 9-22 July 2017. The following 23 players have been selected to form the final squad under Head Coach Emelio Caligdong. ALANQUIHAN, Mark Zidane ASIGNAR, Josh Rupert ORTEGA, Antoine BRAUN, Jacob Alexander BUYCO, Luis Joaquin CACHUELA, Eric Mink DE MESA, Miguel DELA CRUZ, Vin Joel ELEFAN, Genesis Aaron EMERY, Karl James FERRER, Yuki John GO, Paolo Gabriel GRESENS, Oliver Gerhard JARANDILLO, RJ Vincent LIANSING, Reuben Allen LIM, Lorenzo Iñigo MANGAOANG, Enrico Marquell MANITI, Jacob Francis MIRAFLORES, Chyle MOLINA, Jiannecel PEREZ, Randel David REYES, Sandro Miguel TUAZON, James Carl The Philippines are in Group B joining Vietnam, Cambodia, Timor Leste, Malaysia, and Brunei Darussalam. In preparation, the Under-15 had an initial training camp in Los Banos, Laguna before facing Indonesia Under-16. A second training camp was conducted in Iloilo City, Iloilo in the build up to the tournament. http://pff.org.ph/2017/07/07/philippine-boys-15-squad-aff-u15-championship/
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11 comments:

  1. Anonymous9 July 2017 at 05:42

    Caligdong as head coach.... lol!!!

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  2. Anonymous9 July 2017 at 07:36

    Caligdong is a joke as a coach and the PFF knows that. Lots of controversies now.

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    1. Anonymous9 July 2017 at 10:25

      They clearly don't, hence why he's been appointed as head coach! Pathetic!!! Really don't know why the PFF so keen to fast track his coaching career with the national teams. He was an overrated player and now he's an overrated coach!!

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  3. Anonymous9 July 2017 at 07:41

    Yung U19 under Mari Aberasturi dapat may news din dito.

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  4. TUSofficial10 July 2017 at 04:17

    where's Amir Amaikurut he's 5'11". I think he's still eligible for this edition.

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  5. Anonymous10 July 2017 at 07:06

    Amir quit the team, is what I heard.

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  6. Anonymous12 July 2017 at 17:07

    Results: PHI 0- 2 Malaysia, PHI 0- 4 Cambodia

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  7. jonny16 July 2017 at 13:06

    Philippines 0-7 Vietnam
    Philippines 2-0 Timor-Leste

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  8. Anonymous16 July 2017 at 17:12

    After next week, we will know how well our U23 squad performed in the AFC U23 2018 Championship Qualifiers. But, it is obvious at this point, that our young homegrown players needed better coaching than what the PFF can give them. Whomever are the sources of the financial support to the PFF were totally wasting their money. Also consider the fiasco in the last Suzuki Cup. Araneta should be fired, Pres. Duterte. He's an embarrassment to the Philippines.

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  9. Anonymous17 July 2017 at 17:09

    Alam na natin ang resulta sa U23 squad na yan dahil naka bracket sila sa Japan , China at Cambodia and only two teams will advance. Its true our homegrowns needs better I coaching at I suggest na they should hire a foreigner from Europe or Japan to run the Technical Department na yan at huwag na ibalik sina Aris Caslib dahil mga wlang kwenta mga taong yun puro bata-bata system ang mga ginagawa kahit hindi mga passionate coach at kulang sa experience binibigyan kaagad ng coaching duties ng Caslib na yan na kung tutuusin eh hindi naman marunong talaga maglaro sya at magaling lng sa Theory kagaya kay Mari Aberasturi (U19 head coach na pawang mga born 2000 at taga NU lng ang kinuha sa born 1999 na AFC qualifier at AFF championship this year- ang bobo di ba?) at dahil sipsip sila kay Araneta. I also joined the cause na dapat sa PFF president na yan ay sibakin kasi wla namang improvement yung Grassroots ng Philippine Football at puro Senior team lng ang binibigyan ng pansin nila na dapat ay yung youth dahil sila ang backbone ng football sa ating bansa. Band aid mentality pa rin ang PFF at laman ng utak nila ay hugot lng palagi na pinoy from foreign country ang kinukuha.

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  10. Anonymous18 July 2017 at 15:17

    U15 is a good indicator of how well the PFF is coaching our kids. Kids become serious with soccer at age U12-U13. So it will need only 2-3 yrs. to train them properly. The PFF coaching staff should have an "eye for talent" in selecting the pool of players, NOT cronyism, families with money or political positions. With our youth population, I am assuming the Philippines have a lot of young players to chose from than Timor Este, Brunei, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, etc, etc. In other words the PFF is NOT doing the job, and have NO CLUE on how to teach and train for soccer.

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