LOL. 21-0 - that's a good football score. I mean American football score that is. Anyway, NK is likely to qualify and meet China, Korea, and Japan.
Mongolia 0-0 Chinese Taipei! Hahha it's Sooooooooooooooo Good for Mongolia that's super for draw the host province, Let's Go Mongolia! You Can Beat taiwan next Time! congratulations To Mongolian! I am Soooooooooooooooo happy about the match
Why? Don't Chinese people consider Taiwan part of China although they don't have control over Taiwan now? Just curious about your reaction.
Hey~ I'm 1/4 Mongolian You know? so to me this is a "Civil" match heehe, Why can't I surpport Mongolia? and You've made a Big mistake, Taiwan is already in control of Chinese,all peoples living in taiwan are Chinese right? or most of them are Chinese hehee, Taiwanese is not a Nation
Re: East Asian Football Federation Cup 2005 -Final Competition The preliminary matches in Chinese Taipei is finished. DPR Korea won and will be playing in the East Asian Fottball Championship 2005 Final competition in Korea Rep. Venues : Daejeon, Jeonju, Daegu Prize Money : Winner Us $ 500.000 . Runner-up : Us $ 300.000 Matches : 31. july Korea Rep. - China PR DPR Korea - Japan 3. august Japan - China PR 4. august Korea Rep. - DPR Korea 7. august China PR - DPR Korea Korea Rep. - Japan www.eaff.com
Re: East Asian Football Federation Cup 2005 -Final Competition THERE IS ALSO A WOMEN tournament 1. august Korea Rep. - China PR DPR Korea - Japan 3. august Japan - China PR 4. august Korea Rep. - DPR Korea 6. august China PR - DPR Korea Korea Rep. - Japan
Re: East Asian Football Federation Cup 2005 -Final Competition China will play two matchs against Costa Rica in Preparation for the EAC I love Dynasty Cup it is a good name EAC is ordinary
Re: East Asian Football Federation Cup 2005 -Final Competition China NT coach Zhu Guanghu tell Chinese Media today that he will call up some Youth NT players to play the EAC, as Four of them are already NT players: Feng Xiaoting, Zhou Haibin,Zhao Xuri and Chen Tao, I'm wondering who will follow them, I think Hao Junmin, Tan Wangsong, Lu Lin, Cui Peng and Zhu Ting has chances too
Re: East Asian Football Federation Cup 2005 -Final Competition Bora is on holiday he took this picture yesterday
Re: East Asian Football Federation Cup 2005 -Final Competition Gao Lin played well in the youth tourney. For a big tall guy he has surprisingly good foot skills. I would call him up to the senior team if I were Zhu.
Warm-up matchs for China Men's team: 7.22 Argentina VS China Women's Team: 7.9 China VS North Korea 7.12 China VS North Korea 7.16 China VS Australia 7.19 China VS Australia
EAC 2005 Schedule Beijing Time (Seoul, Pyongyang, Tokyo Time -1) 7.31 men 17：00 S. Korea—China men 19：30 N.Korea—Japan 8.1 Women 17：00 S.Korea—China Womwn 19：30 N.korea—Japan 8.2 Rest 8.3 Women 17：30 Japan—China Men 20：20 Japan —China 8.4 Women 17：15 S.Korea--N.Korea Men 20：00 S.korea—N.Korea 8.5 Rest 8.6 Women 17：00 China--N.Korea Women 19：30 S.Korea—Japan 8.7 Men 17：15 China—N.Korea Men 20：00 S.Korea—Japan
japan announced the squad http://sports.yahoo.co.jp/hl?c=sports&d=20050719&a=20050719-00000038-spnavi-spo translate all you want.
Japan squad Goalkeepers: Yoichi Doi (FC Tokyo), Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi (Jubilo Iwata), Seigo Narazaki (Nagoya Grampus Eight) Defenders: Atsuhiro Miura (Vissel Kobe), Makoto Tanaka (Jubilo), Takayuki Chano (Jubilo), Tsuneyasu Miyamoto (Gamba Osaka), Alex (Urawa Reds), Yuji Nakazawa (Yokohama F Marinos), Keisuke Tsuboi (Urawa), Akira Kaji (FC Tokyo), Teruyuki Moniwa (FC Tokyo) Midfielders: Takashi Fukunishi (Jubilo), Mitsuo Ogasawara (Kashima Antlers), Masashi Motoyama (Kashima), Shinji Murai (Jubilo), Yasuhito Endo (Gamba), Yuki Abe (JEF United Chiba), Yasuyuki Konno (FC Tokyo) Forwards: Tatsuhiko Kubo (Marinos), Keiji Tamada (Kashiwa Reysol), Masashi Oguro (Gamba), Tatsuya Tanaka (Urawa) their international players are not there. it's all of their domestic players i suppose I say this is their B+ or at most A- team
B teams for both Korea and Japan. did China announce their squad yet? and does North Korea EVER announce their squad before their games? or do they just pick random soldiers from their army? j/k. I heard NK is bringing their A team including Japan-based Ri Han-jae and An Young-hak.
China is going to use their A team but I don't know if Sun Jihai and Li Tie will be there, since they might have to be in training with their English Premier clubs. China's first team has nothing else better to do since there is no more run for the World Cup. This will be one of their only chances to move up in FIFA rankings. On the side though, you do realize there is going to be history in the making right? regardless if it's your first team or your second team, if China beats South Korea, it's going down in Fifa history. I am sure it's pathetic that it took us so long, but nevertheless, it will be done. Go China Go
OH WOW I WANNA SEE SOUTH KOREA VS NORTH KOREA!! does anyone have any clips or footage of any previous matches??!?!?!!? id love to see that!
Any news on how Li Tie is doing? I haven't been paying enough attention to Chinese media, so I'm not sure if he's recovered and ready for the season yet... I will take a win over Korea in any shape or form at this point...