周日（2日）傑志主場對東方的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第199次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入1球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入50球。
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
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周日（2日）傑志主場對東方的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第199次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入1球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入50球。
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
周日（9日）傑志作客對標準流浪的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第200次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入10球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入60球。
周三（2日）傑志主場對大埔的港超聯U-22聯賽賽事，是艾尼卡爾買合木提第1次為傑志上陣。。。
The HKPL U-22 League match against Tai Po on Wednesday saw Maihemuti Ainikaer mark his 1st senior Kitchee appearance...
#wearekitchee
The HKPL U-22 League match against Tai Po on Wednesday saw Maihemuti Ainikaer mark his 1st senior Kitchee appearance...
#wearekitchee
踢咗好多場U22啦
周日（2日）傑志主場對東方的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第199次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入1球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入50球。
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
周日（2日）傑志主場對東方的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第199次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入1球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入50球。
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
周日（2日）傑志主場對東方的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第199次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入1球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入50球。
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
周日（2日）傑志主場對東方的港超聯賽事，是費蘭度第199次為傑志上陣。賽事中射入1球的他，亦已累積為傑志攻入50球。
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
The HKPL match against Eastern on Sunday saw Fernando mark his 199th senior Kitchee appearance. The no. 17, who scored a goal for Kitchee in the derby, has scored a total of 50 goals for the Club.
#wearekitchee
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上面做咩
磨菇姐兵團？
磨菇姐兵團？
金仔？
真係，依度成班小學雞
成班傑狗
上面PR ? DLLM 
虎撲02月03日訊 據申花跟隊記者甘慧報道：今天，戴偉浚搭乘航班從上海飛赴英國倫敦，進行十字韌帶重建手術，術後的康復期預計需要大約9個月。
有冇移英手足做野?
有冇移英手足做野?
點解要去英國做手術
國家大把人才
國家大把人才
根據「青島體壇那些事兒」的消息，昨天下午，正在上海集訓的青島海牛做客上汽浦東足球場與中超衛冕冠軍上海海港進行了熱身賽。
海牛昨天只有薩里奇、尼古拉和韋林頓3名外援壓陣，剛剛與球隊會合的秘魯現役國腳奧爾梅尼奧雖隨隊來到賽場，但因為尚未參加體檢而高掛免戰牌。海港的5名外援則悉數披掛上陣，因此其紙面實力明顯在海牛之上。
比賽中，21歲的海歸新星金永浩和22歲的港腳黃皓雋為海牛破門得分，對手還奉上了一份「烏龍大禮」。第90分鐘，上海海港將比數扳為3-3，主裁判隨即吹響全場比賽結束的哨子音。
海牛昨天只有薩里奇、尼古拉和韋林頓3名外援壓陣，剛剛與球隊會合的秘魯現役國腳奧爾梅尼奧雖隨隊來到賽場，但因為尚未參加體檢而高掛免戰牌。海港的5名外援則悉數披掛上陣，因此其紙面實力明顯在海牛之上。
比賽中，21歲的海歸新星金永浩和22歲的港腳黃皓雋為海牛破門得分，對手還奉上了一份「烏龍大禮」。第90分鐘，上海海港將比數扳為3-3，主裁判隨即吹響全場比賽結束的哨子音。
Hong Kong female star playing against English Premier League men as she chases pro dream
A 17-year-old Hong Kong girl has been playing football against all-male teams, including the academy of Premier League surprise-package Nottingham Forest, as she chases her professional dream in the UK.
Lucia Ko Pak-ling is among a handful of girls at the Brooke House College Football Academy, where she moved to play and study in 2022. Also on the books of Derby County Women, Ko lines up alongside her male college peers against the likes of Forest and English Football League academy teams Northampton Town and Burton Albion.
“The level is very high and the men are faster and stronger, so I have to think quicker and focus on small details, like my first touch and the next movement,” Ko said.
“I need to use my brain, because there’s so much to compute in a split second, and it has been really beneficial for me.”
Ko said the male players welcomed their female counterparts, but “they can get so emotional and angry that, sometimes, it’s difficult to communicate with them”.
The forward, who played for Chelsea Soccer School, was recommended to Brooke House, the alma mater of men’s representative team players Tan Chun-lok and Jacky Leung Nok-hang, by one of her Hong Kong under-16 coaches.
Ko joined the college alongside another Hong Kong talent, Ng Yu-hei, 18, who recently transferred from Eastern to Chongqing Tonglianglong in China League One.
“I want to play football professionally, my parents saw my passion and how hard I was working for this career, so they supported me,” said Hong Kong U19 player Ko. “I wasn’t scared of going, because I wanted to develop out of my comfort zone. I was a little girl when I came here, so I missed my family and the food from home … it rains every day, and it’s windy and cold, you can’t breathe when you run, but I have adapted to everything.”
Brooke House, located in England’s Midlands, has tight links with multiple professional clubs, while the college’s technical director is Micky Adams, the former Leicester and Brighton manager. Ko was quickly snapped up by Derby – whose men’s side are in the Championship – and plays for the development team while she trains twice a week.
In the classroom, she is targeting minimum C grades in her business, mathematics and PE A Levels to qualify for a business and PE degree. However, Ko will shelve university plans if her football accelerates.
Her Derby side compete in the Reserve Midland League of the FA Women’s National League. To reach the promised land of the English Women’s Super League, Ko said she needed to “become stronger and make [on-field] decisions faster”.
“Derby do so much to help us reach the [required] level; they have a fitness coach and we work on everything we need in the gym,” she added.
Ko said the increasing number of girls’ teams in Hong Kong, coupled with the 1,500-plus crowd that watched the senior women’s team beat Indonesia last year, showed “more people in the city are recognising women’s football”.
Leung Kwun-chung, who manages women’s first division team Citizen, together with playing for men’s FA Cup holders Eastern, recently told the Post he believed Hong Kong’s women could beat the men to Fifa World Cup qualification.
Ko estimated it would take around a decade for the city team to mature into World Cup qualifiers. She will be 24 and 28 for the 2031 and 2035 finals, respectively.
“We can get there and I hope I will play in a World Cup for Hong Kong,” Ko said. “First, I have so much to work on, and coming to England was the right decision for my development.”
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3297271/hong-kong-female-star-playing-against-english-premier-league-men-she-chases-pro-dream
A 17-year-old Hong Kong girl has been playing football against all-male teams, including the academy of Premier League surprise-package Nottingham Forest, as she chases her professional dream in the UK.
Lucia Ko Pak-ling is among a handful of girls at the Brooke House College Football Academy, where she moved to play and study in 2022. Also on the books of Derby County Women, Ko lines up alongside her male college peers against the likes of Forest and English Football League academy teams Northampton Town and Burton Albion.
“The level is very high and the men are faster and stronger, so I have to think quicker and focus on small details, like my first touch and the next movement,” Ko said.
“I need to use my brain, because there’s so much to compute in a split second, and it has been really beneficial for me.”
Ko said the male players welcomed their female counterparts, but “they can get so emotional and angry that, sometimes, it’s difficult to communicate with them”.
The forward, who played for Chelsea Soccer School, was recommended to Brooke House, the alma mater of men’s representative team players Tan Chun-lok and Jacky Leung Nok-hang, by one of her Hong Kong under-16 coaches.
Ko joined the college alongside another Hong Kong talent, Ng Yu-hei, 18, who recently transferred from Eastern to Chongqing Tonglianglong in China League One.
“I want to play football professionally, my parents saw my passion and how hard I was working for this career, so they supported me,” said Hong Kong U19 player Ko. “I wasn’t scared of going, because I wanted to develop out of my comfort zone. I was a little girl when I came here, so I missed my family and the food from home … it rains every day, and it’s windy and cold, you can’t breathe when you run, but I have adapted to everything.”
Brooke House, located in England’s Midlands, has tight links with multiple professional clubs, while the college’s technical director is Micky Adams, the former Leicester and Brighton manager. Ko was quickly snapped up by Derby – whose men’s side are in the Championship – and plays for the development team while she trains twice a week.
In the classroom, she is targeting minimum C grades in her business, mathematics and PE A Levels to qualify for a business and PE degree. However, Ko will shelve university plans if her football accelerates.
Her Derby side compete in the Reserve Midland League of the FA Women’s National League. To reach the promised land of the English Women’s Super League, Ko said she needed to “become stronger and make [on-field] decisions faster”.
“Derby do so much to help us reach the [required] level; they have a fitness coach and we work on everything we need in the gym,” she added.
Ko said the increasing number of girls’ teams in Hong Kong, coupled with the 1,500-plus crowd that watched the senior women’s team beat Indonesia last year, showed “more people in the city are recognising women’s football”.
Leung Kwun-chung, who manages women’s first division team Citizen, together with playing for men’s FA Cup holders Eastern, recently told the Post he believed Hong Kong’s women could beat the men to Fifa World Cup qualification.
Ko estimated it would take around a decade for the city team to mature into World Cup qualifiers. She will be 24 and 28 for the 2031 and 2035 finals, respectively.
“We can get there and I hope I will play in a World Cup for Hong Kong,” Ko said. “First, I have so much to work on, and coming to England was the right decision for my development.”
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3297271/hong-kong-female-star-playing-against-english-premier-league-men-she-chases-pro-dream
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變前幾年新加坡組隊玩大馬聯賽咁
九龍城足球會 KCFC
𝗛𝗼𝗽𝗲 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗴𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂!🤞
本會與球員馬阡皓達成協議，提早終止餘下的合約，他將以自由身離隊轉投另一支本地球會，在此祝福阡皓在新一年繼續進步、事事順利！
𝗛𝗼𝗽𝗲 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗴𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂!🤞
本會與球員馬阡皓達成協議，提早終止餘下的合約，他將以自由身離隊轉投另一支本地球會，在此祝福阡皓在新一年繼續進步、事事順利！
Welcome to HKFC, Bosley!
Bosley Yu joins the 1st team from Eastern and will be wearing #27
Bosley Yu joins the 1st team from Eastern and will be wearing #27
黃色隊傾緊？