假設巴老師留隊，
感覺巴老母下年都未必會留
今季比佢第一年嚟嘅時候都跌咗
[本地足球] 2024/25 港超聯、亞冠二及香港隊討論區 (189)
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唔到東方揀
巴老師你覺得下年仲留到麼
巴老師你覺得下年仲留到麼
關唔關位置事
成人隊要踢邊路
佢踢正中位置可能好啲？
成人隊要踢邊路
佢踢正中位置可能好啲？
所以咪假設
佢應該好大機會走
反而丹尼爾慘啲，咁樣入咗未必咁易有球會要
反而丹尼爾慘啲，咁樣入咗未必咁易有球會要
懷疑季中已經有人挖
東方用咗好多功夫先留到佢
唔係真係打碌撚
東方用咗好多功夫先留到佢
唔係真係打碌撚
中超應該有會睇啱巴科爾
嗰日睇申花隻黑鬼，巴老師應該唔差過佢
嗰日睇申花隻黑鬼，巴老師應該唔差過佢
我鳩up吓姐，你當佢真係拿卡錫迪咩
報咗都唔一定入到啦
小弟不才
小弟不才佢隊波觀感已經唔係專業
唔好咁睇唔開
做到仆街
足總最舒服個位分分鐘係掃地阿姐
做到仆街
足總最舒服個位分分鐘係掃地阿姐
低人工，高工作量，人事關係又惡，怪不得流失率咁高
如果唔係收咧可能已經走咗？
巴老師有情有義
Prolific striker Silva’s Hong Kong passport regret, says watching team makes him sad
Prolific Tai Po striker Lucas Silva said he carried “a bit of regret” over missing his opportunity to play for Hong Kong, after ending a five-year stay in the city in 2021.
Back in Hong Kong since the beginning of last year, when he joined Tai Po, the Brazilian’s league-high 13 goals have helped propel his team to top spot ahead of Sunday’s crunch meeting with Eastern, who are second.
The 34-year-old also led the league’s scoring charts, with 15 goals, when he won the title with Kitchee in 2018. After a fallout with Kitchee, Silva joined Eastern midway through the 2019-20 season, but 18 months later left to join former club Aimoré in Brazil.
Silva, who was playing in Malaysia before signing for Tai Po, said while a lot of good things had happened after leaving the city, he did have some remorse over the decision.
“I see my friends playing for Hong Kong and it would be exciting,” he said. “Sometimes, I look and think they need another striker. But I try to not think about it too much, because it would make me sad.”
The centre-forward said becoming champions with his current team would outweigh his title achievement with Kitchee seven years ago.
“I always joke that if we win it, they should give us two trophies,” Silva said. “We’re a community club … we don’t have the facilities, or budgets, of Kitchee, Lee Man and Eastern. When I won with Kitchee, we had Diego Forlan and other big players. Here, we’re like soldiers.”
Lee Chi-kin, the Tai Po head coach, said Silva played through pain to score a hat-trick in last Sunday’s 5-2 win at Kowloon City, after he missed the previous week’s FA Cup victory over Kitchee with a foot injury.
Silva downplayed those fitness concerns, ahead of a clash with Eastern that “could make the difference at the end of the season”.
And while he said he respected Eastern’s “very good coach” Roberto Losada, Silva said Lee, who oversaw Tai Po’s 2018-19 title-winning campaign, was the league’s best boss.
“He always finds players who suit us,” Silva added. “Some teams spend lots of money and it doesn’t work, but he always finds a way to the top of the league.”
Earlier this year, Lee recruited former Brazil youth international forward Patrick Valverde, and rapid Colombian attacker Kevin Padilla.
“They really help us … with them, I just need to be in the box and enjoy the opportunities I get,” Silva added. “We’re in good shape to get the [league] trophy.”
Lee, however, is concerned about defensive injuries, and said he would “just do what I can” against Eastern.
Left midfielder Nicholas Benavides, who made his Hong Kong debut in October, has been relegated to the Tai Po bench.
“He has a confidence problem, his head goes down after any mistake,” Lee said. “He needs to overcome this to play professional football.
“Some of his crossing is crazy [poor]. He works hard every day, but I don’t know why he plays like this.”
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3302311/prolific-striker-silvas-hong-kong-passport-regret-says-watching-team-makes-him-sad
Prolific Tai Po striker Lucas Silva said he carried “a bit of regret” over missing his opportunity to play for Hong Kong, after ending a five-year stay in the city in 2021.
Back in Hong Kong since the beginning of last year, when he joined Tai Po, the Brazilian’s league-high 13 goals have helped propel his team to top spot ahead of Sunday’s crunch meeting with Eastern, who are second.
The 34-year-old also led the league’s scoring charts, with 15 goals, when he won the title with Kitchee in 2018. After a fallout with Kitchee, Silva joined Eastern midway through the 2019-20 season, but 18 months later left to join former club Aimoré in Brazil.
Silva, who was playing in Malaysia before signing for Tai Po, said while a lot of good things had happened after leaving the city, he did have some remorse over the decision.
“I see my friends playing for Hong Kong and it would be exciting,” he said. “Sometimes, I look and think they need another striker. But I try to not think about it too much, because it would make me sad.”
The centre-forward said becoming champions with his current team would outweigh his title achievement with Kitchee seven years ago.
“I always joke that if we win it, they should give us two trophies,” Silva said. “We’re a community club … we don’t have the facilities, or budgets, of Kitchee, Lee Man and Eastern. When I won with Kitchee, we had Diego Forlan and other big players. Here, we’re like soldiers.”
Lee Chi-kin, the Tai Po head coach, said Silva played through pain to score a hat-trick in last Sunday’s 5-2 win at Kowloon City, after he missed the previous week’s FA Cup victory over Kitchee with a foot injury.
Silva downplayed those fitness concerns, ahead of a clash with Eastern that “could make the difference at the end of the season”.
And while he said he respected Eastern’s “very good coach” Roberto Losada, Silva said Lee, who oversaw Tai Po’s 2018-19 title-winning campaign, was the league’s best boss.
“He always finds players who suit us,” Silva added. “Some teams spend lots of money and it doesn’t work, but he always finds a way to the top of the league.”
Earlier this year, Lee recruited former Brazil youth international forward Patrick Valverde, and rapid Colombian attacker Kevin Padilla.
“They really help us … with them, I just need to be in the box and enjoy the opportunities I get,” Silva added. “We’re in good shape to get the [league] trophy.”
Lee, however, is concerned about defensive injuries, and said he would “just do what I can” against Eastern.
Left midfielder Nicholas Benavides, who made his Hong Kong debut in October, has been relegated to the Tai Po bench.
“He has a confidence problem, his head goes down after any mistake,” Lee said. “He needs to overcome this to play professional football.
“Some of his crossing is crazy [poor]. He works hard every day, but I don’t know why he plays like this.”
https://www.scmp.com/sport/football/article/3302311/prolific-striker-silvas-hong-kong-passport-regret-says-watching-team-makes-him-sad
巴老師都31，隨時踢多兩季已經drop曬
佢肯留係東方都算好俾面
佢肯留係東方都算好俾面
巴老師
仲要自己係跑狗，夾硬要做支點，搞到佢場場都好似屁馬咁比人踢
加納出世，係咪真係31都唔知係咪真啦
尼高拉斯
東方成班人今季根本係用生命在踢球