Korea Dream Team

Discussion in 'Asian Football Confederation' started by jaji wang, Sep 14, 2002.

  1. jaji wang

    jaji wang New Member

    Sep 14, 2002
    Illinois
    #1 jaji wang, Sep 14, 2002
    I read on a Korean website that right now, Korea's elite dream team consists of:

    Lee Woon Jae (GK)
    Kim Tae Young (D)
    Hong Myung Bo (D)
    Choi Jin Cheul (D)
    Lee Young Pyo (MF)
    Song Chong Gug (MF)
    Kim Nam Il (MF)
    Yoon Sang Chul (MF)
    Park Ji Sung (MF/F)
    Ahn Jung Hwan (MF/F)
    Seol Ki Hyeon (F)

    My question is....would you say this is Asia's dream team? That is, would you substitute anyone from the Japanese or Chinese team into this lineup? (keeping in mind the type and style of each player)
     
  2. casualfan

    casualfan New Member

    Aug 13, 2002
    #2 casualfan, Sep 14, 2002
    get hong out of there, he's old.
     
  3. HwarangDo

    HwarangDo New Member

    Jun 5, 2002
    #3 HwarangDo, Sep 15, 2002
    Ahn, Kim TY, Kim NI, Hong MB could be replaced by Japanese players
     
  4. jaji wang

    jaji wang New Member

    Sep 14, 2002
    Illinois
    #4 jaji wang, Sep 16, 2002
    exactly which japanese playwould you sub in for ahn and kim?

    Don't tell me Inamoto
     
  5. Korean Football

    Korean Football New Member

    Apr 21, 2001
    U.S.
    #5 Korean Football, Sep 16, 2002
    I'd say of all the Japanese players, Ina has the biggest possibility.
     
  6. Chachi King

    Chachi King New Member

    Mar 14, 2002
    #6 Chachi King, Sep 16, 2002
    Kim Nam-il is overrated. Sure he's a good defender and a strong body in the middle, but he's an average passer or creator of offense at best. Kim can't do every thing that someone like Yoo Sang-chul can do (who plays a similar position). I think these post-World Cup N.I. Kim lovefest is messing him up. All these commercials and stupid fan meeting bullcrap is ruining his talent. i hope Hiddink rescues him from this backwater crap.
     
  7. foreverjunjun

    foreverjunjun New Member

    Sep 15, 2002
    #7 foreverjunjun, Sep 17, 2002
    good point... but Yoo sang cheol can't pass either. Also, remember than Kim Nam-Il was Korean soccer fan's public enemy number one just before the gold cup. He became that to a hero in three month because he was useful to the korean national team.
     
  8. casualfan

    casualfan New Member

    Aug 13, 2002
    #8 casualfan, Sep 17, 2002
    why was he NI Kim marked as a public enemy? i heard if you are marked as a public enemy...u have a really bad life...
     
  9. HwarangDo

    HwarangDo New Member

    Jun 5, 2002
    #9 HwarangDo, Sep 17, 2002
    When Kim was asked once in an interview, "What would you be doing now if it wasn't for soccer?" he replied "I would be a jopok (Korean mobster)". It is widely known that Kim was nothing but trouble during his teenage years.. A lot of people disliked him for that
     
  10. HwarangDo

    HwarangDo New Member

    Jun 5, 2002
    #10 HwarangDo, Sep 17, 2002
    Kim NI --> Inamoto
    Ahn --> Ono/Nakata
     
  11. jaji wang

    jaji wang New Member

    Sep 14, 2002
    Illinois
    #11 jaji wang, Sep 17, 2002

    Kim NI and Inamoto are different types of players, I'd say...and I think Nakata plays more like a Song jong-gug
     
  12. crom80

    crom80 New Member

    Jan 4, 2002
    #12 crom80, Sep 18, 2002
    i want choi sung gook in there... did u see him school 3 brazilians down the side??
    he is my messiah for korean soccer
    he was schooling everyone
     
  13. oakydoaks

    oakydoaks New Member

    Apr 29, 2002
    Denver, CO
    #13 oakydoaks, Sep 18, 2002
    We have some very good attackers/ attacking midfielders in Korean NT, but we still lack defensive players.
    I say let talented kids play as defenders first from now on.
     

Share This Page