K-League Miscellaneous

So what's happening with the draft this year? I heard the K2 teams get priority. Does that mean the top prospects will end up playing in the K2?

 

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쏭!

 

Lol, the look on Park Jong Woo's face.

 

just looking at that pic of the crowd i thought it was only women there

 

I took some photos at the FC Seoul vs Suwon Bluewings game yesterday. Fantastic atmosphere, and some decent football.

 

General question involving K-League. What team would I support? My father's from Kapyoung and my mom's from Seoul. Of course, there's FC Seoul, but I know there's some iffy controversy involving them that I'd rather not support them before knowing the full story behind their moving(?) or something of the sort. It sucks having a lack of knowledge about the K-League in the states...

So I'm looking for a team in Kapyoung I suppose? Or a team closest to Kapyoung? My aunt lives in Incheon so if anything there's that if anything, but it'd be really cool to root for my dad's hometown team if that even exists.

Thanks in advance!

 

Here's the history with FC Seoul...

To cope with the 2002 World Cup in South Korea, the KFA And K-League wanted to spread the love of soccer (and money income) because there was three clubs playing in Seoul (Jeju United, FC Seoul, and Seongnam Illwha) at th time. All three clubs were told to be relocated and they, in unison, were like "******** you" but tough shit because the KFA and K-League created the K-League decentralization policy and told them to GTFO but promised a spot in Seoul with its own stadium if they could build one (Haha, cute).

By World Cup 2002's ending, they noticed "oh shit, the stadiums are cleared .. we need clubs to fill it so we can maintain it with money revenue!" so they came crawling back to some clubs and were like "if you help us financially keep this stadium alive and play here, we'll let you come back to Seoul like you always wanted" so they did BUT they also had to pay 15 billion Won ( and at the time... 15 million USD) in construction-shared fees so now they changed their name from Anyang LG Cheetahs to FC Seoul!

So FC Seoul went from LG Cheetas to Anyang LG Cheetas located in Anyang. FC Seou thought about it for a while and after the season was over they made their mind. Because FC Seoul had financial backing by MANY companies at the time, they were able to pay it off and now -- of course -- since they have financial backing from GS Sports (and spin-off LG Sports) who owns the subsidiaries of GS Caltex, GS Retail, GS Shop, GS EPS, GS Global, GS Sports and GS E&C so they're set in that area.

 

Isn't Incheon the closest to Gapyoung? Im not sure. My Korea geography isn't the best. But I think it would be Incheon.

 

Who cares. Last thing we need are more FC Seoul fans. It's an organization that deceive the Anyang supporters (Anyang had a very good fanbase and had a nice cozy stadium). FC Seoul are sell-outs, simple as that.

 

My father's side of the family are from Yeonggwang. There is a Yeonggwang club in the Challengers League. If they are ever in the K-League, they would be the 2nd team I would support. I think majority of the N-league and Challengers League teams are based in Northwest SK so good chance there is a Gapyoung team in there. But obviously you wouldn't able to follow them too well.

 

While I don't neccesarily approve of FC Seoul's tactics, I like FC Seoul because of the team and players. Not the back-bone of FC Seoul itself but the players.

 

Gamevil... they made Soccer Superstars and Soccer Superstars 2012... and this looks EXACTLY just like Soccer Supers 2012... just with K-League and in Korean...

Ha.

 

http://sports.news.naver.com/sports...&mod=read&office_id=382&article_id=0000075520

With Ansan HFC moving to Goyang, Goyang KB is to be disbanded and absorbed into Anyang FC.

KB (국민은행) will now also be the official sponsor of Anyang FC. That's good news for Anyang. They'll have a solid player base, an eager fanbase, and their financial problems are solved for next year.

 

All Anyang need is to get that 1 superstar player along with serviceable players around him. *cough*LCS*cough*

 

Hey, hey ,hey Settle down. Zheng Zhi of China has helped Guangzhou Evergrande win their league title and (just now) their FA cup. Not to mention he's been holding a good formidable attack in midfield for China in the past friendlies (except Brazil...ha) but Spain? Definitely.

Let's not say players are shit if we have not seen them play. Let's just be play fairly and nicely.