[本地足球] 2024/25 港超聯、亞冠二及香港隊討論區 (105)
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中國香港對菲律賓比賽日
若在開賽前5小時（下午3時），8號風球仍然生效，比賽將延期至周五（15日）晚上8時；惟若天文台預早公布會在比賽前取消8號風球，足總將視乎情況考慮讓比賽如常舉行。
如比賽因任何情況（例如颱風）順延至48小時內舉行，足總將不作退款。
若在開賽前5小時（下午3時），8號風球仍然生效，比賽將延期至周五（15日）晚上8時；惟若天文台預早公布會在比賽前取消8號風球，足總將視乎情況考慮讓比賽如常舉行。
如比賽因任何情況（例如颱風）順延至48小時內舉行，足總將不作退款。
原來幾年前外流史雲斯&基爾馬諾克嘅秦正行而家喺熱刺做Global Football Development Co-ordinator
Ching-Hang Chun, Global Football Development Co-ordinator at Tottenham Hotspur, said: “We were delighted to have Vic visit our player development programmes. The opportunity for our aspiring young players to learn about his football experiences and receive technical advice to support the development of their own game was inspirational. We hope all players can take some of this advice away and implement it on the pitch and our player development programmes in the future.”
https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2024/august/guglielmo-vicario-helps-deliver-goalkeeping-masterclass-for-youngsters-through-global-football-development-programme/
Ching-Hang Chun, Global Football Development Co-ordinator at Tottenham Hotspur, said: “We were delighted to have Vic visit our player development programmes. The opportunity for our aspiring young players to learn about his football experiences and receive technical advice to support the development of their own game was inspirational. We hope all players can take some of this advice away and implement it on the pitch and our player development programmes in the future.”
https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2024/august/guglielmo-vicario-helps-deliver-goalkeeping-masterclass-for-youngsters-through-global-football-development-programme/
聽日準備好比姐姐軍456未
下就實落坡啦
無人會想delay
無人會想delay
有無得試下
輝
Jojo 安 一
Gerbig
垃 Jesse WW 孫銘
肥彭 祖
輝
Jojo 安 一
Gerbig
垃 Jesse WW 孫銘
肥彭 祖
聽晚帶唔帶得長遮入場？
有波踢啦
香港 vs 菲律賓
2.05 3.40 2.90
-0.25 1.85 1.95
2.5球 1.95 1.85
2.05 3.40 2.90
-0.25 1.85 1.95
2.5球 1.95 1.85
多謝支持
你諗好sing for Hong Kong定Phillipines未?
今晚準時開波啦
咁早收皮
咁早收皮嚟啦喂大家一齊唱
Sha la la la la la la
We are the Hong Kong boy
We are the Hong Kong boy
好彩就唔使延期
但關公又出動
改期踢都無得退
以後無人預先買飛
但關公又出動
改期踢都無得退
以後無人預先買飛
Ashley Westwood said he would continue pushing local football bosses to “make as many improvements as possible”, as he claimed recently-installed assistant boss Matt Holland was “an improvement on what [Hong Kong] had before I got here”.
Head coach Westwood is set for his third match in charge when Hong Kong face the Philippines on Thursday night. In his opening two games last month, Hong Kong were beaten 1-o in Liechtenstein, before disposing of Cambodia 3-0.
Welshman Holland, who previously helped Westwood with Indian side Bengaluru and the Afghanistan national team, joined the Hong Kong coaching staff for those matches. He should again be by Westwood’s side for the Philippines clash at Hong Kong Stadium, in addition to next Tuesday’s Mong Kok Stadium meeting with Mauritius.
Holland is expected to be confirmed as the new head coach of Lee Man following the current Fifa window.
Westwood pleaded ignorance over the speculation around his No 2’s future, but said a job with the reigning Hong Kong champions would not affect Holland’s representative team role, which is limited to work during international windows.
“We have a lot of part-time staff, they are paid a minimal day rate to offer assistance, guidance and expertise,” Westwood said. “That’s the way the federation is set up. It’s how it was before I got here and nothing to do with me.
“If Wolfi [coach Wolfgang Luisser] got a job in the Hong Kong Premier League [he could still work with the representative team].
“We have four full-time coaches in the set-up, so I am grateful I have many others who can help on a part-time basis.
“I am always pushing John [Morling, technical director] and the federation to make as many improvements as possible and Matt was certainly an improvement on what they had before I got here.”
Hong Kong are seeking a climb from their world ranking of 158, but Westwood said the outcome against the Philippines was “irrelevant” to that.
“It’s more about our performance and implementing our framework … sticking to our style of play, the players understanding it and improving from last time,” he said.
“Our tactics are possession-based, then we makes tweaks depending on the opposition. Against Liechtenstein, we made 450 passes, then 390 against Cambodia. Before I got here, the average was 150-to-160. It’s why we play people like [37-year-old defender] Fernando, and why players like Everton [Camargo] are now enjoying their football … we like to play the right way.”
The Post has been told that Philip Chan Siu-kwan will not start against the Philippines, with Ngan Cheuk-pan of Kitchee getting the nod in midfield over the current Hong Kong footballer of the year.
Chan, a forceful footballer and personality, did not start in Liechtenstein either, but was restored for the Cambodia fixture.
“If you don’t have players disappointed [when left out], it tells you that you have a weak squad,” Westwood said. “It’s horses for courses … our team will be based on both Philippines’ and our strengths, and making sure we don’t lose.
“Sometimes, with goalscorers and matchwinners, which is what Philip is, it’s easier to come on when games open up.”
The Philippines’ world ranking climbed to a high of 111 in May 2018, before steadily tailing off to 148 in September this year. A 3-0 victory over world No 105 Tajikistan last moth precipitated a climb to 145 and Westwood talked up the Southeast Asians as strong opposition.
He highlighted the ability of German-born winger Gerrit Holtmann, who plays for VfL Bochum in the Bundesliga, and pointed to the Philippines squad featuring players from leagues in Norway, Switzerland, USA, Belgium, Thailand and Indonesia.
“We are aware of their capability,” Westwood said. “We have to impose ourselves on them, play our style of football, work hard and defend well. We are looking forward to a competitive game, these are the type of matches you want to play.”
Head coach Westwood is set for his third match in charge when Hong Kong face the Philippines on Thursday night. In his opening two games last month, Hong Kong were beaten 1-o in Liechtenstein, before disposing of Cambodia 3-0.
Welshman Holland, who previously helped Westwood with Indian side Bengaluru and the Afghanistan national team, joined the Hong Kong coaching staff for those matches. He should again be by Westwood’s side for the Philippines clash at Hong Kong Stadium, in addition to next Tuesday’s Mong Kok Stadium meeting with Mauritius.
Holland is expected to be confirmed as the new head coach of Lee Man following the current Fifa window.
Westwood pleaded ignorance over the speculation around his No 2’s future, but said a job with the reigning Hong Kong champions would not affect Holland’s representative team role, which is limited to work during international windows.
“We have a lot of part-time staff, they are paid a minimal day rate to offer assistance, guidance and expertise,” Westwood said. “That’s the way the federation is set up. It’s how it was before I got here and nothing to do with me.
“If Wolfi [coach Wolfgang Luisser] got a job in the Hong Kong Premier League [he could still work with the representative team].
“We have four full-time coaches in the set-up, so I am grateful I have many others who can help on a part-time basis.
“I am always pushing John [Morling, technical director] and the federation to make as many improvements as possible and Matt was certainly an improvement on what they had before I got here.”
Hong Kong are seeking a climb from their world ranking of 158, but Westwood said the outcome against the Philippines was “irrelevant” to that.
“It’s more about our performance and implementing our framework … sticking to our style of play, the players understanding it and improving from last time,” he said.
“Our tactics are possession-based, then we makes tweaks depending on the opposition. Against Liechtenstein, we made 450 passes, then 390 against Cambodia. Before I got here, the average was 150-to-160. It’s why we play people like [37-year-old defender] Fernando, and why players like Everton [Camargo] are now enjoying their football … we like to play the right way.”
The Post has been told that Philip Chan Siu-kwan will not start against the Philippines, with Ngan Cheuk-pan of Kitchee getting the nod in midfield over the current Hong Kong footballer of the year.
Chan, a forceful footballer and personality, did not start in Liechtenstein either, but was restored for the Cambodia fixture.
“If you don’t have players disappointed [when left out], it tells you that you have a weak squad,” Westwood said. “It’s horses for courses … our team will be based on both Philippines’ and our strengths, and making sure we don’t lose.
“Sometimes, with goalscorers and matchwinners, which is what Philip is, it’s easier to come on when games open up.”
The Philippines’ world ranking climbed to a high of 111 in May 2018, before steadily tailing off to 148 in September this year. A 3-0 victory over world No 105 Tajikistan last moth precipitated a climb to 145 and Westwood talked up the Southeast Asians as strong opposition.
He highlighted the ability of German-born winger Gerrit Holtmann, who plays for VfL Bochum in the Bundesliga, and pointed to the Philippines squad featuring players from leagues in Norway, Switzerland, USA, Belgium, Thailand and Indonesia.
“We are aware of their capability,” Westwood said. “We have to impose ourselves on them, play our style of football, work hard and defend well. We are looking forward to a competitive game, these are the type of matches you want to play.”
天文台表示，會在上午10時20分改發三號強風信號。
已經喺度打緊j，話傳球數多
今晚有乜帶得 有乜唔帶得
一年有多冇入過大球場主場
一年有多冇入過大球場主場仲有兩個風排隊下一個應該就去台灣
再下一個就入南海
教練係咁架啦 同安sir J迫搶一樣
但係最後都係要成績
但係最後都係要成績
台仔冇得踢，嘻嘻