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真 東方可能都得嘅
反而大埔應該冇咩興趣 前面已經有齊3鬼
反而大埔應該冇咩興趣 前面已經有齊3鬼
想佢去到一次亞洲杯之前既camp
操一次睇下個上限係點
操一次睇下個上限係點
其實都係苦悶式衝刺跑練體能
自己肯操其實都操到
自己肯操其實都操到
其實都啱東方
可能將Timmy放入中間，Anson打返右邊，佢就打左邊
吳字㬢同高銘浩就輪換
可能將Timmy放入中間，Anson打返右邊，佢就打左邊
吳字㬢同高銘浩就輪換
有冇人知尋日理文小飛俠有冇衝
東方寧願留返啲位俾自己小朋友啦
仲點會揾個27歲阻住上位
仲點會揾個27歲阻住上位
有
如果有U23, 搵佢做超齡都幾好
27歲得嚟，又唔係真係經驗十足可以 lead 住隊波嚟踢
真
長江後浪推前浪 佢已經一早俾人推走咗
東方宜家又唔缺有經驗嘅球員
同埋過去兩三年都係理文浪費時間
講真俾唔到任何Value東方
長江後浪推前浪 佢已經一早俾人推走咗
東方宜家又唔缺有經驗嘅球員
同埋過去兩三年都係理文浪費時間
講真俾唔到任何Value東方
防反南區比較適合佢
睇佢對深水埗嗰場，都仲爆得吓
睇佢對深水埗嗰場，都仲爆得吓
講真 留翻啲位簽啲真係踢開主力嘅中遊球員
都好過簽啲大後備返嚟阻上位
都好過簽啲大後備返嚟阻上位
睇咗咁多年先27
小時了了
小時了了
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顏卓彬？何振廷？
于楊老師：死撚開 我先係第一選擇
如果簽嚟做後備真係唔差
始終傻邦馬高斯都老
始終傻邦馬高斯都老
唔啦 一隊波只可以有一個YouTuber
尋日剷鳩完即時比人屌石門棄將
唔會敢嚟啦
唔會敢嚟啦
巴拉克會唔會 train 到打 8號 b2b
加埋 fat gor 打6號位，Jesse 打10號
下季東方中場活力大增
加埋 fat gor 打6號位，Jesse 打10號
下季東方中場活力大增
均仔近3季上陣時間: 1731'
Timmy近3季上陣時間: 3600'
Anson近3季上陣時間: 5188'
真係唔知邊個經驗多啲
Timmy近3季上陣時間: 3600'
Anson近3季上陣時間: 5188'
真係唔知邊個經驗多啲
Anson走得快好世界
Newcastle United’s Alfie Harrison reveals Hong Kong passport plan, says ‘definitely interested’ in playing for city
Rising Newcastle United academy star Alfie Harrison is applying for a Hong Kong passport with an eye on representing the city at international level.
The 18-year-old, who has been dubbed Erling Halaand 2.0 because of his matching hairstyle and shared love of scoring goals with the Manchester City megastar, said he was considering the move because it would be “a benefit to my career”.
Although from England, Harrison is eligible to represent Hong Kong because his mum was born in the city. He said he was “definitely interested” in the opportunity should it arise.
And despite the family connection, the Bradford-born youngster visited the city for the first time this weekend for the HKFC Standard Chartered Soccer Sevens.
It was not a triumphant homecoming, however, with his young Magpies squad losing 3-2 in the Shield semi-final to Glasgow Rangers on golden goal.
“My mum was born in Hong Kong and lived here until she was about three or four,” Harrison said. “My grandad was in the army at the time and my nana was pregnant, so my mum was born here.”
Harrison said the passport process was under way, but would not divulge how far along that application was.
“It’s all getting sorted at the minute but [representing Hong Kong internationally] is something I’d be interested in,” he said.
“I think it’d be a good experience and something that would benefit my career. So yeah, I’d definitely be interested.”
The highly rated midfielder moved from Manchester City to their Premier League rivals in February and scored 11 goals in as many games in the Under-18 Premier League North.
He had been with City since he was nine years old and his technical ability earned him a scholarship as an attacking midfielder with the treble winners.
Manager Pep Guardiola had him to train with his first-team ahead of their Champions League group stage fixture against Young Boys in November.
However, Harrison ultimately decided to move north to further his career and increase his chances of getting into the senior squad.
“Obviously, Newcastle is such a big club and it looked like a good chance that would progress my career,” Harrison said. “Since I’ve come I’ve loved every minute of it and I’m not looking back.
“Obviously every kid’s dream is to break into the first team and if I can prove myself, that would be great.”
Despite crashing out of the competition in the semi-finals, Harrison put on a good show for his prospective new home fans, scoring two goals in five games, the second of which levelled the score at 1-1.
The left-footed midfielder, who spent most of his time during the seven-a-side games in Hong Kong out on the right side of the pitch, carried the ball into the penalty area before cutting inside and smashing it past goalkeeper Jacob Pazikas.
Hong Kong national team strike Michael Udebuluzor, 20, who plays for German third-tier club FC Ingolstadt 04, was born in the city when his Nigerian father, Cornelius Udebuluzor, was playing for local side Rangers FC.
Udebuluzor had to wait for about nine months to have his passport application approved when he decided he wanted to represent the city in international competitions.
He received his passport on September 8, 2023, just weeks after Hong Kong head coach Jorn Anderson and the Football Association announced their frustration with the lengthy process.
Udebuluzor made his Hong Kong debut three days after getting his passport, scored twice in his first five national team appearances and started the city’s final game against Palestine at the Asian Cup in January.
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3264177/newcastle-uniteds-alfie-harrison-reveals-hong-kong-passport-plan-says-definitely-interested-playing?module=top_story&pgtype=section
Rising Newcastle United academy star Alfie Harrison is applying for a Hong Kong passport with an eye on representing the city at international level.
The 18-year-old, who has been dubbed Erling Halaand 2.0 because of his matching hairstyle and shared love of scoring goals with the Manchester City megastar, said he was considering the move because it would be “a benefit to my career”.
Although from England, Harrison is eligible to represent Hong Kong because his mum was born in the city. He said he was “definitely interested” in the opportunity should it arise.
And despite the family connection, the Bradford-born youngster visited the city for the first time this weekend for the HKFC Standard Chartered Soccer Sevens.
It was not a triumphant homecoming, however, with his young Magpies squad losing 3-2 in the Shield semi-final to Glasgow Rangers on golden goal.
“My mum was born in Hong Kong and lived here until she was about three or four,” Harrison said. “My grandad was in the army at the time and my nana was pregnant, so my mum was born here.”
Harrison said the passport process was under way, but would not divulge how far along that application was.
“It’s all getting sorted at the minute but [representing Hong Kong internationally] is something I’d be interested in,” he said.
“I think it’d be a good experience and something that would benefit my career. So yeah, I’d definitely be interested.”
The highly rated midfielder moved from Manchester City to their Premier League rivals in February and scored 11 goals in as many games in the Under-18 Premier League North.
He had been with City since he was nine years old and his technical ability earned him a scholarship as an attacking midfielder with the treble winners.
Manager Pep Guardiola had him to train with his first-team ahead of their Champions League group stage fixture against Young Boys in November.
However, Harrison ultimately decided to move north to further his career and increase his chances of getting into the senior squad.
“Obviously, Newcastle is such a big club and it looked like a good chance that would progress my career,” Harrison said. “Since I’ve come I’ve loved every minute of it and I’m not looking back.
“Obviously every kid’s dream is to break into the first team and if I can prove myself, that would be great.”
Despite crashing out of the competition in the semi-finals, Harrison put on a good show for his prospective new home fans, scoring two goals in five games, the second of which levelled the score at 1-1.
The left-footed midfielder, who spent most of his time during the seven-a-side games in Hong Kong out on the right side of the pitch, carried the ball into the penalty area before cutting inside and smashing it past goalkeeper Jacob Pazikas.
Hong Kong national team strike Michael Udebuluzor, 20, who plays for German third-tier club FC Ingolstadt 04, was born in the city when his Nigerian father, Cornelius Udebuluzor, was playing for local side Rangers FC.
Udebuluzor had to wait for about nine months to have his passport application approved when he decided he wanted to represent the city in international competitions.
He received his passport on September 8, 2023, just weeks after Hong Kong head coach Jorn Anderson and the Football Association announced their frustration with the lengthy process.
Udebuluzor made his Hong Kong debut three days after getting his passport, scored twice in his first five national team appearances and started the city’s final game against Palestine at the Asian Cup in January.
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3264177/newcastle-uniteds-alfie-harrison-reveals-hong-kong-passport-plan-says-definitely-interested-playing?module=top_story&pgtype=section