[本地足球] 2024/25 港超聯、亞冠二及香港隊討論區 (3)
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馬照跑，舞照跳
welcome to Lee Man？
跑完10k先再講啦
唔撚係掛, 19歲個膽仲大過D老江湖 
似傑
又係中斷同球會合約跟住過嚟？
金都係
又係中斷同球會合約跟住過嚟？金都係
Defender Chan hopes dream move to CSL title chasers Shanghai sparks change in Hong Kong
Shinichi Chan hopes his dream move to Shanghai Shenhua goes some way to convincing sceptical Hongkongers that sport is more than just a hobby, and can be a career too.
Athletic pursuits in the city are traditionally relegated to secondary concerns, at best, as parents prioritise their children’s education and other activities.
The 21-year-old Chan has already played in Spain, where he received guidance from boss Unai Emery, who now coaches Aston Villa in the English Premier League.
But after swapping Kitchee for Chinese Super League (CSL) title challengers Shenhua, Chan said he knew he could not afford to “mess up” the opportunity to play at a higher level.
Chan is one of six Hongkongers playing in the top flight in mainland China, and said he hoped the number of those heading across the border would draw “more attention and sponsorship for the Hong Kong team, and for the local game”.
“In Hong Kong, no one thinks being an athlete is a job, it is just a hobby,” he said. “Hopefully, having more players overseas will strengthen the representative team, and let people know it is possible to play football for a living.
“From there, we can give parents and young players the dream of professional football, then Hong Kong football will grow. We have good players, and have shown we can compete with Asian countries.”
A three-times title winner with Kitchee, Chan spent the second half of 2022-23 on loan with Spanish third-tier club Real Union, which is owned by Emery.
“I always joke that he is my good mate,” Chan said. “He would come to the club whenever he had the chance. I didn’t speak Spanish, so he talked to me [in English] about his experiences of going abroad. He is an amazing coach, but also a great person.
“[Spain] was a tough time. Few people spoke English … I was far away from family and friends. But I still enjoyed every day. I learned to enjoy suffering, and knew it would make me a better player.”
A proposed move to Wuhan Three Towns, after impressing at January’s AFC Asian Cup finals, collapsed at the last minute “for various reasons … the timing was off”.
Chan said the disappointment had been tough to deal with, and he was grateful to Kim Dong-jin, the ex-Kitchee interim head coach, for lifting him out of his funk.
“We [Hong Kong] were in Qatar, with world-class facilities, and I thought I would go straight to Wuhan to continue improving,” Chan said.
“A similar thing happened to Kim in his career. He told me, if I kept playing well, being aggressive, and thinking positively, then good things would come.”
Seeing his mainland-based colleagues return to every Hong Kong training camp as “different players … they had always improved”, heightened Chan’s desire to leave the city.
Still, Chan said it took time to settle in at a club that the likes of Didier Drogba, Carlos Tevez, and Tim Cahill have all played for.
“The players are better [than in Hong Kong], and the foreigners are from Europe, and still in their prime,” Chan said. “It is way more intense, aggressive and physical, with more running, and more sprints. I will grow technically, and mentally.”
Coming into a side that is already fighting for the title, means Chan’s first job is to “gain the trust” of head coach Leonid Slutsky, who was formerly in charge of his native Russia.
And Chan said he would channel the “aggressive and fearless” approach instilled in him by former Hong Kong head coach Jorn Andersen.
“We are fighting for the title, so it won’t be easy to get game time, but I am confident I can show [my ability] in training, and from the bench,” Chan said.
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3268205/defender-chan-hopes-dream-move-csl-title-chasers-shanghai-sparks-change-hong-kong?module=top_story&pgtype=section
Shinichi Chan hopes his dream move to Shanghai Shenhua goes some way to convincing sceptical Hongkongers that sport is more than just a hobby, and can be a career too.
Athletic pursuits in the city are traditionally relegated to secondary concerns, at best, as parents prioritise their children’s education and other activities.
The 21-year-old Chan has already played in Spain, where he received guidance from boss Unai Emery, who now coaches Aston Villa in the English Premier League.
But after swapping Kitchee for Chinese Super League (CSL) title challengers Shenhua, Chan said he knew he could not afford to “mess up” the opportunity to play at a higher level.
Chan is one of six Hongkongers playing in the top flight in mainland China, and said he hoped the number of those heading across the border would draw “more attention and sponsorship for the Hong Kong team, and for the local game”.
“In Hong Kong, no one thinks being an athlete is a job, it is just a hobby,” he said. “Hopefully, having more players overseas will strengthen the representative team, and let people know it is possible to play football for a living.
“From there, we can give parents and young players the dream of professional football, then Hong Kong football will grow. We have good players, and have shown we can compete with Asian countries.”
A three-times title winner with Kitchee, Chan spent the second half of 2022-23 on loan with Spanish third-tier club Real Union, which is owned by Emery.
“I always joke that he is my good mate,” Chan said. “He would come to the club whenever he had the chance. I didn’t speak Spanish, so he talked to me [in English] about his experiences of going abroad. He is an amazing coach, but also a great person.
“[Spain] was a tough time. Few people spoke English … I was far away from family and friends. But I still enjoyed every day. I learned to enjoy suffering, and knew it would make me a better player.”
A proposed move to Wuhan Three Towns, after impressing at January’s AFC Asian Cup finals, collapsed at the last minute “for various reasons … the timing was off”.
Chan said the disappointment had been tough to deal with, and he was grateful to Kim Dong-jin, the ex-Kitchee interim head coach, for lifting him out of his funk.
“We [Hong Kong] were in Qatar, with world-class facilities, and I thought I would go straight to Wuhan to continue improving,” Chan said.
“A similar thing happened to Kim in his career. He told me, if I kept playing well, being aggressive, and thinking positively, then good things would come.”
Seeing his mainland-based colleagues return to every Hong Kong training camp as “different players … they had always improved”, heightened Chan’s desire to leave the city.
Still, Chan said it took time to settle in at a club that the likes of Didier Drogba, Carlos Tevez, and Tim Cahill have all played for.
“The players are better [than in Hong Kong], and the foreigners are from Europe, and still in their prime,” Chan said. “It is way more intense, aggressive and physical, with more running, and more sprints. I will grow technically, and mentally.”
Coming into a side that is already fighting for the title, means Chan’s first job is to “gain the trust” of head coach Leonid Slutsky, who was formerly in charge of his native Russia.
And Chan said he would channel the “aggressive and fearless” approach instilled in him by former Hong Kong head coach Jorn Andersen.
“We are fighting for the title, so it won’t be easy to get game time, but I am confident I can show [my ability] in training, and from the bench,” Chan said.
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3268205/defender-chan-hopes-dream-move-csl-title-chasers-shanghai-sparks-change-hong-kong?module=top_story&pgtype=section
再之前仲有比利時同冰島 (雖然而家冰島收收地皮)
近D的有日本
都係十年到就打起
係你中國香港鳳乜鬼凰計劃計左成十年都無起色甚至退步
近D的有日本
都係十年到就打起
係你中國香港鳳乜鬼凰計劃計左成十年都無起色甚至退步
人地金係人地送住走
呢個會唔會都係
呢個會唔會都係之後下半場短時間輸兩球
本身唔係好波真係專心以後賣外賣算啦 
有案底連做警察都唔得
有案底連做警察都唔得
一哥又有愛蛇，又有東進蛇，又有銨蛇傳授人生經驗 
依排咁多女消費港隊
首先要個個都肯跑10k先
咪賣外賣囉最愛 Don So
前港會混血後衛霍斌仁涉誘使球員「打假波」案 押後9.27再訊
4人早前被廉署落案起訴向代理人提供利益及串謀賭博時作弊共5罪，今在東區裁判法院再提堂。蘇文隆主任裁判官按辯方申請，押後案件至9月27日再訊。
4人早前被廉署落案起訴向代理人提供利益及串謀賭博時作弊共5罪，今在東區裁判法院再提堂。蘇文隆主任裁判官按辯方申請，押後案件至9月27日再訊。
可唔可以大概講下係講咩 同埋回邊個球員comment
繼續保釋？
話說世侄有無消息
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