[本地足球] 2023/24 港超聯、亞冠及香港隊討論區 (272)
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做慈善
印尼班入籍咁後生 過多5年水平差距就會好大
同埋基本上做任何野都會有狙擊
揾入籍又有本土屌
冇揾輸波又係有人屌
Why care
同埋基本上做任何野都會有狙擊
揾入籍又有本土屌
冇揾輸波又係有人屌
Why care
約咗agent睇樓未
上次買香港上盤贏左唔少，今次再滾大佢 三串一 泰國下盤2.5 + 韓狗 下盤1.5/2 + 香港win
懷念過去都唔俾？
即係要養家定係識打拳
World Cup: Hong Kong coach Luisser blasts training facilities ahead of Turkmenistan clash
Hong Kong’s footballers have been contending with inadequate training facilities and stifling temperatures ahead of their Fifa World Cup qualifier in Turkmenistan on Tuesday night.
Barely 24 hours after slugging out a high-intensity contest with Iran last Thursday, Wolfgang Luisser’s squad undertook an epic 19-hour journey to reach the Central Asian country, where they will aim for Hong Kong’s first World Cup away win since November 2015.
Luisser, the interim head coach, has been leaning on the sports psychology certificate he obtained back in 2005, as much as his full complement of Uefa coaching qualifications, to rouse a weary squad.
“I had some individual talks with players at the airport, on the plane and on the bus,” Luisser told the Post.
“[To create] good mood and energy, our recovery session [after arriving] had lots of fun elements. We had some competition among three teams – all the players liked it and had fun.
“It was important to have a good vibe after the long journey.”
The Hong Kong party was delayed after arrival in Ashgabat, the Turkmenistan capital. Everyone was required to take a Covid test, while there was a one-hour wait for visa clearance.
Luisser and his players encountered a sense of déjà vu when they trained on Saturday. Before Hong Kong’s opening group fixture, in Iran in November, former head coach Jorn Andersen blasted the hosts for “offering us a training field where we could not play football … that is no respect”.
Hong Kong will meet Turkmenistan on artificial turf at the 20,000-capacity Ashgabat Stadium. For practice, however, the visitors were supplied with “a pitch that is not nice”, Luisser said.
“It is artificial, but old generation, so very hard underfoot, it is hard for the players to adapt,” Luisser added. “Hopefully, at the stadium, it will be better.”
Daytime temperatures in Turkmenistan have climbed above 40 degrees, and scarcely dipped in time for Hong Kong’s 6pm training sessions. It is expected to be around 38 degrees when the game kicks off at 8pm local time (11pm HK) on Tuesday.
“The heat is our first opponent, then Turkmenistan,” Luisser said. “I have told the players we are here to take three points back to Hong Kong. It will be hard, with the artificial turf and temperatures, but we drew the home match [2-2, in November], and had a big chance to score at the end.
“If we bring our energy level and intensity, and stick to our game plan, it is possible we can beat Turkmenistan.”
Hong Kong and Turkmenistan each have one point from five matches, after both sides lost home and away to Iran and Uzbekistan.
Tuesday’s hosts boast a marginally better goal difference, however, meaning that to avoid the wooden spoon Hong Kong must win away in the World Cup for the first time since Paulinho’s penalty beat Maldives almost nine years ago.
There was a slight boost for Luisser when the unspecified “visa issues” that initially prevented goalkeeper Chan Ka-ho from travelling were resolved.
Chan is likely to have to settle for a place on the bench, however. Austrian Luisser, who had no comment on the visa problems that left assistant coaches Szeto Man-chun and Roberto Losada grounded in Hong Kong, reported a clean bill of health among the 22-man squad.
“There is a good vibe in the team, and hopefully we can show this on the pitch,” Luisser said.
“The hotel is very nice, each player has their own room, so they can sleep with no distractions. The city is very modern, with a mix of old and new buildings, but it is so hot that nobody is interested in sightseeing. We only leave the hotel for training sessions.”
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3266022/world-cup-hong-kong-coach-luisser-blasts-training-facilities-ahead-turkmenistan-clash?module=top_story&pgtype=section
Hong Kong’s footballers have been contending with inadequate training facilities and stifling temperatures ahead of their Fifa World Cup qualifier in Turkmenistan on Tuesday night.
Barely 24 hours after slugging out a high-intensity contest with Iran last Thursday, Wolfgang Luisser’s squad undertook an epic 19-hour journey to reach the Central Asian country, where they will aim for Hong Kong’s first World Cup away win since November 2015.
Luisser, the interim head coach, has been leaning on the sports psychology certificate he obtained back in 2005, as much as his full complement of Uefa coaching qualifications, to rouse a weary squad.
“I had some individual talks with players at the airport, on the plane and on the bus,” Luisser told the Post.
“[To create] good mood and energy, our recovery session [after arriving] had lots of fun elements. We had some competition among three teams – all the players liked it and had fun.
“It was important to have a good vibe after the long journey.”
The Hong Kong party was delayed after arrival in Ashgabat, the Turkmenistan capital. Everyone was required to take a Covid test, while there was a one-hour wait for visa clearance.
Luisser and his players encountered a sense of déjà vu when they trained on Saturday. Before Hong Kong’s opening group fixture, in Iran in November, former head coach Jorn Andersen blasted the hosts for “offering us a training field where we could not play football … that is no respect”.
Hong Kong will meet Turkmenistan on artificial turf at the 20,000-capacity Ashgabat Stadium. For practice, however, the visitors were supplied with “a pitch that is not nice”, Luisser said.
“It is artificial, but old generation, so very hard underfoot, it is hard for the players to adapt,” Luisser added. “Hopefully, at the stadium, it will be better.”
Daytime temperatures in Turkmenistan have climbed above 40 degrees, and scarcely dipped in time for Hong Kong’s 6pm training sessions. It is expected to be around 38 degrees when the game kicks off at 8pm local time (11pm HK) on Tuesday.
“The heat is our first opponent, then Turkmenistan,” Luisser said. “I have told the players we are here to take three points back to Hong Kong. It will be hard, with the artificial turf and temperatures, but we drew the home match [2-2, in November], and had a big chance to score at the end.
“If we bring our energy level and intensity, and stick to our game plan, it is possible we can beat Turkmenistan.”
Hong Kong and Turkmenistan each have one point from five matches, after both sides lost home and away to Iran and Uzbekistan.
Tuesday’s hosts boast a marginally better goal difference, however, meaning that to avoid the wooden spoon Hong Kong must win away in the World Cup for the first time since Paulinho’s penalty beat Maldives almost nine years ago.
There was a slight boost for Luisser when the unspecified “visa issues” that initially prevented goalkeeper Chan Ka-ho from travelling were resolved.
Chan is likely to have to settle for a place on the bench, however. Austrian Luisser, who had no comment on the visa problems that left assistant coaches Szeto Man-chun and Roberto Losada grounded in Hong Kong, reported a clean bill of health among the 22-man squad.
“There is a good vibe in the team, and hopefully we can show this on the pitch,” Luisser said.
“The hotel is very nice, each player has their own room, so they can sleep with no distractions. The city is very modern, with a mix of old and new buildings, but it is so hot that nobody is interested in sightseeing. We only leave the hotel for training sessions.”
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3266022/world-cup-hong-kong-coach-luisser-blasts-training-facilities-ahead-turkmenistan-clash?module=top_story&pgtype=section
如果佢兩邊父母都係鬼佬鬼婆
咁應該99.99%申請唔到
咁應該99.99%申請唔到
不過如果唔申請得 就唔會同傳媒亂講
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點解會無啦啦有港籍
就算香港入藉埋Harrison 同天樂
我都唔敢講呢番說話
我都唔敢講呢番說話
佢阿媽係香港人嫁去瑞士 兄弟姊妹仲喺香港
反而天樂阿媽係成家移民去荷蘭
不過重點都係睇兩個媽媽幾時攞permanent residence
反而天樂阿媽係成家移民去荷蘭
不過重點都係睇兩個媽媽幾時攞permanent residence
姐係logon嗰個case
There was a slight boost for Luisser when the unspecified “visa issues” that initially prevented goalkeeper Chan Ka-ho from travelling were resolved.
Chan is likely to have to settle for a place on the bench, however. Austrian Luisser, who had no comment on the visa problems that left assistant coaches Szeto Man-chun and Roberto Losada grounded in Hong Kong, reported a clean bill of health among the 22-man squad.
講到犧牲假期 最後原來去都去唔到
不過講到尾應該又係安狗條仆街臨時飛起港隊
先搞到搞唔切簽證
Chan is likely to have to settle for a place on the bench, however. Austrian Luisser, who had no comment on the visa problems that left assistant coaches Szeto Man-chun and Roberto Losada grounded in Hong Kong, reported a clean bill of health among the 22-man squad.
講到犧牲假期 最後原來去都去唔到
不過講到尾應該又係安狗條仆街臨時飛起港隊
先搞到搞唔切簽證
如果得就係
馬拉ff vs 台狗ff
超碼差三班
5件處理轉會真係
其實如果台狗有心搵，應該唔差過香港
咁都真係無咗幾日假嘅
可能真係 下季冇亞洲賽
外援位擺番喺龍骨位啦
下季冇亞洲賽外援位擺番喺龍骨位啦
呢張相睇嚟掂到波先 