KOREA 2010 World Cup Review & Future Thread

Discussion in 'Korea' started by mehdan, Jun 26, 2010.

  1. mehdan

    mehdan New Member

    Jun 8, 2006
    Club:
    Manchester City FC
    Good run by Korea this tourney. The story is imbalance between good fluid MF and attack and wretched def.

    U may share your thoughts, frustrations and hopes for future.
     
  2. shinović89

    shinović89 Member+

    May 23, 2010
    Liverfail
    We need a new coach who knows what he's doing and uses his substitutes. Huh brings in guys like Ahn and LSR and does not even use them once? ********ing useless coach. Ahn or even LSR i knew would of buried that chance.
     
  3. songjim

    songjim Member

    Dec 9, 2004
    MA
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    We have a lot of attacking talent... But our defense let us down. 8 goals conceded is 6 more than what we had conceded at this stage of 2002. I really hope we get a foreign coach for 2014. Huh doesn't know enough about foreign tactics and lacks balls.
     
  4. metalcafe123

    metalcafe123 New Member

    Feb 11, 2010
    Club:
    Bolton Wanderers FC
    Please PLEASE PLEASE, NO Kim Jung Woo, Yeom Ki Hun, Jung Sung Ryung, Cho Hyung Yong
    ,Oh Beom Suk, and No Yeom Ki Hun in the next world cup.

    Please find some better talent by then Please!
     
  5. Mudang

    Mudang Member+

    Feb 16, 2010
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    When LYP retires we are royally fcuked.
     
  6. zdrav

    zdrav Member+

    Sep 9, 2009
    I always felt like 2010 was going to be a warm-up exercise to 2014. Making it to the 2nd round was crucial in order to get that monkey off our back, but anything more would've been a bonus.

    We technically have some of our key players in European leagues, but LCY has only played one year in the EPL. Ki Sung Yong is on the Celtic bench. PJY is just realizing his potential in a third-tier league. Give them four years to develop, and they just might become world-class players.

    I love Park Ji Sung, but he is a great utility player and nothing more. He is not skilled or brash enough to be a central playmaker, and he's not a dangerous scorer. He runs like hell, but he lacks the final quality to turn those runs into good chances either for himself or others. When he's the most famous and pivotal player on your national team, that's a team that can be improved.

    Our back five (defence + goalkeeper) simply has to be better. I hate to say it, but Jung Sung Ryong was barely adequate. The fact that Huh stuck with Lee Woon Jae in the qualifying phase but surprisingly dropped him right before the World Cup tells me that there was something very shaky about LWJ as well. There was no clear solution in goal, and JSR was the best we had. The first Suarez goal shouldn't have happened: he either should've reached the cross with his hands, or let the cross go and try to save Suarez's shot. He did neither, and gifted Uruguay a free goal.

    I hope we can launch a few Korean defenders into European leagues, because I don't think a J-League/K-League defence is going to cut it any more. They just lack experience.

    And I'm sure that Kim Jung Woo played as best as he could, but dear god, the fact that he was irreplaceable just showed that Korea still has a long way to go. Too many slide tackles that took himself out of position. Way too many giveaways. Too many wild shots. He was just an unsettling presence.

    With our U-20 showing promise, I'm so looking forward to 2014. By then, our current Euro-based players will hopefully have become legit stars, and the U-20 guys will take their place as the young guns. We'll have a more established and confident defence + gk, and a better coach.

    Great run in 2010. All the commentators had nothing but praise for the Koreans. Steve McManaman even said that we outplayed the Uruguayans. I think Asian football won a newfound respect in South Africa, so let's build on it.
     
  7. Mark9000

    Mark9000 New Member

    Mar 31, 2010
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    I think most people would agree we need a better finisher. I have my hopes up for a new-improved Lee Keun Ho and also Shin Young Rok to show some prominence (I heard he's VERY reliable when it comes to finishing).

    We need better defenders but I don't see how we can produce any other than by relying on pure individual skill and hope somebody reliable shows up (e.g. Lee Young Pyo, Choi Jin Cheul, Hong Myung Bo, etc)

    Very good run. Bittersweet. Achieved our goal, had our expectations up but got bitterly taken down in the end. It was very much a winnable game rather than a completely dominant Uruguayan side. I was personally hoping we'd somehow beat Uruguay, take on the US, and make it to the semis, guess my prediction was wrong :/

    Hope LCY/PCY gets scouted to better teams. LCY had a wonderful performance (though I couldn't bear to watch his pass to the goalkeeper today) and PCY was arguable as well.
     
  8. Deleted Users

    Deleted Users Member+

    Nov 25, 2001
    Actually, back to the K-League. That is our future.
     
  9. metalcafe123

    metalcafe123 New Member

    Feb 11, 2010
    Club:
    Bolton Wanderers FC
    Most of the players I hated in this world cup plays in the K League...
     
  10. kimchipride

    kimchipride Member

    Real Madrid
    South Korea
    Aug 22, 2006
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    At this stage I'm actually very worried about our future.

    Park Ji Sung, Lee Young Pyo, and Cha Du Ri will be gone with no one to replace them. They have so much experience playing with the big guns while our other players have to compete with scrawny Koreans.
     
  11. KovenDreamer

    KovenDreamer Member+

    Apr 17, 2004
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    I completely agree. What's the point of bringing strikers you won't use? There was no reason for Yeom and LDG to be the only strikers used other than PCY. Not bringing in an experienced goalscorer like Ahn or a pacy forward like LSR near the end of a close game, which is a perfect situation for a supersub, makes me think there was no conceivable situation where they would be used. And as it stands, the abysmal performance of this WC's strikers other than PCY have outdone 2006's strikers. 2010 Yeom was worse than 2006 JJJ, IMO.
     
  12. mnoh312

    mnoh312 New Member

    Jun 17, 2009
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    We need to develop our back and keeper.. do we really have no one better than JSR back there?? Hes by far the worst keeper I ever seen..
     
  13. Utd16

    Utd16 Member

    May 24, 2008
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    JJJ>YKH>LDG


    WHY

    I am so pissed.
     
  14. kimchipride

    kimchipride Member

    Real Madrid
    South Korea
    Aug 22, 2006
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Cha DURI striker > Me > JJJ > YKH > LDG
     
  15. shinović89

    shinović89 Member+

    May 23, 2010
    Liverfail
    Kim Yong Dae... Kwon Sun Tae... keepers who would of saved that and SHOULD of been on the team. Huh jung moo = retard
     
  16. Deleted Users

    Deleted Users Member+

    Nov 25, 2001
    And?
     
  17. cha doo ri

    cha doo ri Member

    Jul 17, 2004
    L.A.
    I am tired of hearing cho yong hyung is 2nd hong myung bo I was watching espn with korean radio on and every time cho yong hyung touched the ball they say 2nd hong 2nd hong 2nd hong.....I really wish we could of tried kim hyung il lee jung soo combo
     
  18. jsk14

    jsk14 Member+

    Mar 2, 2010
    Club:
    FC Girondins de Bordeaux
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    no Cho is fine. what screwed us from the get go was losing Kwak. we hadnt conceded until we lost him.
     
  19. killaorca

    killaorca Member+

    AFC Ajax
    May 11, 2010
    Pacific Ocean
    Club:
    RSC Anderlecht
    exactly, 2010 is just a new beginning and now we just need to start from there so that we can be the next world powerhouse in the future.
     
  20. Deleted Users

    Deleted Users Member+

    Nov 25, 2001
    Give it about decade. We have our first batch of kids professionally trained by position. The K-League's youth system will start churning them out slowly and surely. Currently, defense is played by forwards who couldn't make it after middle school. It's no suprirse that a good number of our current starting defenders were forwards up until highschool. It's actually a production miracle for us to consitently produce talent like Lee Young-pyo.
     
  21. hihi

    hihi Red Card

    Mar 17, 2006
    Internet
    Club:
    Ulsan Horang I
    Nat'l Team:
    Paraguay
    Consistantly produce 'Lee Youngpyo's'? What have you been watching? He's our best defender in the last two decades.

    Lee Youngpyo > Hong Myungbo, Kim Taeyoung, Choi Jinchul, and etc.

    Come Lee Youngpyo's retirement, KFA needs to sign him to an un-termit-able contract for twenty years.
     
  22. LDG20

    LDG20 Member

    Chelsea
    South Korea
    Jul 2, 2007
    Toronto
    Club:
    Chelsea FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    Desperately need a coach that can make quick and smart tactical decisions during the game.
    Kim Jung-Woo and Kang Min-Soo = never be called to 23,26,30 man roster ever again.

    maybe Lee Dong-Gook should be called up to the 2011 Asian Nations Cup?^^;
     
  23. shinović89

    shinović89 Member+

    May 23, 2010
    Liverfail
    Kim Hyung Il... I actually highly rate this guy but he never got any playing time.
     
  24. seolseol

    seolseol Member+

    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    It is a great thing that Korea and Japan has so many players that plays "at home" but it would be even better if many of them go to Europe.

    I don't like Jung-woo but I have a feeling he will go to Europe.

    Biggest dissapointment in this tournament was keeper Jung. Shaky guy. And Yeom, and Huh.
     
  25. shinović89

    shinović89 Member+

    May 23, 2010
    Liverfail
    Only a fool foreign coach would sign him. He is terrible
     

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