[本地足球] 2025/26 港超聯、亞冠二及香港隊討論區 (12)
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中西區！中西魂！
https://x.com/enterchanman/status/1954912711638151350
Lester Chan
North District will announce their new title sponsor on Saturday morning at their media day.
Lester Chan
North District will announce their new title sponsor on Saturday morning at their media day.
竟然仲R到水，太好了
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首先祝新城廣播35週年快樂
任何事可以做到35年是真的不簡單
未來愈做愈有 💯謝謝邀請 @multi.metro
好開心開心可以係啟德唱 《同闖》 live
更加難忘既係同佢地一齊唱
依鋪真係同闖
相信睇佢地踢波講波就多
唱歌真係新奇刺激有趣🤣
辛苦晒佢哋由綵排一齊晨早流流就一齊夾好佢
好熱差啲溶化但係冇礙過決心（笑）
另類既並肩作戰好開心
分享咗我平時嘅生活pov比佢哋一齊體驗
又創造一個特別嘅回憶
希望你哋都鍾意呢首歌
多謝入場有睇的
同埋越嚟越多人支持香港足球⚽️🇭🇰
陸續有黎 下次齊人再唱！！
Ps : 今天造型上放了一個小心思 掛了香港第12人的匙扣上去 唔洗下下淨係著波衫 🤞🏻
#同闖 #陳浩 #顏卓彬 #謝家榮 #劉舜文 #陳肇鈞
首先祝新城廣播35週年快樂
任何事可以做到35年是真的不簡單
未來愈做愈有 💯謝謝邀請 @multi.metro
好開心開心可以係啟德唱 《同闖》 live
更加難忘既係同佢地一齊唱
依鋪真係同闖
相信睇佢地踢波講波就多
唱歌真係新奇刺激有趣🤣
辛苦晒佢哋由綵排一齊晨早流流就一齊夾好佢
好熱差啲溶化但係冇礙過決心（笑）
另類既並肩作戰好開心
分享咗我平時嘅生活pov比佢哋一齊體驗
又創造一個特別嘅回憶
希望你哋都鍾意呢首歌
多謝入場有睇的
同埋越嚟越多人支持香港足球⚽️🇭🇰
陸續有黎 下次齊人再唱！！
Ps : 今天造型上放了一個小心思 掛了香港第12人的匙扣上去 唔洗下下淨係著波衫 🤞🏻
#同闖 #陳浩 #顏卓彬 #謝家榮 #劉舜文 #陳肇鈞
伊朗球會？
家榮着件衫個領咁深唔驚露出肥仔波?
伊拉克
香港球迷關注list:
米高同黎明幾時落班
港超賽程
主場對新加坡係唔係啟德搞
harrison, 比提, 巴拉克入藉狀況
米高同黎明幾時落班
港超賽程
主場對新加坡係唔係啟德搞
harrison, 比提, 巴拉克入藉狀況
高力 標準 陽光 九巴 和富 富力 天行 晉峰 灝天
Hong Kong Football Club boss says sky is limit for young team, sets big target
Chancy Cooke preparing for second campaign in charge after huge summer overhaul, as youngsters replace departed veterans
After overseeing a calculated squad overhaul, Chancy Cooke has set Football Club an ambitious top-half target for the new campaign.
In the longer term, head coach Cooke said that should his wholehearted backing of young talent pay off, the “sky is the limit” for an aspirational club.
Since finishing bottom of last season’s local Premier League, the South African has waved goodbye to thirtysomethings Andy Russell, Jack Sealy, Freddie Toomer and Marcus McMillan. Talented left-back Callum Beattie moved to Kitchee.
Of 14 new additions, only three are older than 25. Nine are 24 or younger.
Cooke said Football Club had studied data-driven models applied elsewhere, as they targeted the “athletic and young players who will allow us to get at teams, be forward thinking, possession dominant and aggressive”.
“Recruiting those types of individuals works for our game model, as well as where we are financially and in our development process,” Cooke added.
Last season, Cooke gave more than 1,000 minutes of league football to midfielder Yoshi Chan Ho-Ka, who recently turned 19.
“If he signs for a big club outside Hong Kong in two years, we’d be happy to see him progress, then bring in the next one,” Cooke said.
“We want to push youth development; to produce players from our academy and give them opportunities.
“If we have a youthful team coming through, the sky is the limit.”
Cooke cast his net far and wide when adding to his squad, recruiting from France, Mongolia, the Philippines, Germany and the US.
Nonetheless, for two reasons he welcomed a new demand to conform with the league’s limit on foreign players, after his club were previously exempt.
Firstly, the 39-year-old reiterated a long-standing wish that Football Club “don’t exist on our own island”.
“With our facilities, there’s no reason we can’t be a professional club that contributes to Hong Kong football,” Cooke said.
Additionally, Cooke wants to begin filling the club’s 2,750-capacity stadium, a lofty aim after they averaged 619 last season.
“A more local team that represents Hong Kong and plays exciting football will, hopefully, put bums on seats,” he said. “If we get people following us, it’ll attract more sponsorship and allow us to challenge the best teams in future.”
Cooke acknowledged that enticing crowds to local football would also require a better matchday experience, improved food and drink, and having more schools and local people involved.
“Above all, though, we need to perform on the pitch,” he said.
Results did not always reflect incremental progress last season, but nor were they a priority, as Cooke established a new, more intricate playing style during his first campaign.
For his second term, Cooke wants to “compete and develop”. “We understand there is more pressure on us as a coaching staff,” he said.
“We’ve had more time to research and pick players, and feel we’ve strengthened and have a better balance.”
Cooke joked that it would be helpful if the local football association belatedly confirmed arrangements and a start date for the new season. It is expected that after two rounds the 10-team league will be split into championship and relegation divisions.
“Our goal is to finish top half,” he said. “We need to be more dogged: take our chances and defend the big moments.”
Last summer, Football Club members voted to continue in the Premier League for at least two more seasons.
“If we become sustainable, there’s no reason we can’t become a long-term fixture,” Cooke said.
“If we professionalise off the pitch and make ourselves marketable, we can begin offering players housing, visas, and higher wages; then we can build every season.”
Chancy Cooke preparing for second campaign in charge after huge summer overhaul, as youngsters replace departed veterans
After overseeing a calculated squad overhaul, Chancy Cooke has set Football Club an ambitious top-half target for the new campaign.
In the longer term, head coach Cooke said that should his wholehearted backing of young talent pay off, the “sky is the limit” for an aspirational club.
Since finishing bottom of last season’s local Premier League, the South African has waved goodbye to thirtysomethings Andy Russell, Jack Sealy, Freddie Toomer and Marcus McMillan. Talented left-back Callum Beattie moved to Kitchee.
Of 14 new additions, only three are older than 25. Nine are 24 or younger.
Cooke said Football Club had studied data-driven models applied elsewhere, as they targeted the “athletic and young players who will allow us to get at teams, be forward thinking, possession dominant and aggressive”.
“Recruiting those types of individuals works for our game model, as well as where we are financially and in our development process,” Cooke added.
Last season, Cooke gave more than 1,000 minutes of league football to midfielder Yoshi Chan Ho-Ka, who recently turned 19.
“If he signs for a big club outside Hong Kong in two years, we’d be happy to see him progress, then bring in the next one,” Cooke said.
“We want to push youth development; to produce players from our academy and give them opportunities.
“If we have a youthful team coming through, the sky is the limit.”
Cooke cast his net far and wide when adding to his squad, recruiting from France, Mongolia, the Philippines, Germany and the US.
Nonetheless, for two reasons he welcomed a new demand to conform with the league’s limit on foreign players, after his club were previously exempt.
Firstly, the 39-year-old reiterated a long-standing wish that Football Club “don’t exist on our own island”.
“With our facilities, there’s no reason we can’t be a professional club that contributes to Hong Kong football,” Cooke said.
Additionally, Cooke wants to begin filling the club’s 2,750-capacity stadium, a lofty aim after they averaged 619 last season.
“A more local team that represents Hong Kong and plays exciting football will, hopefully, put bums on seats,” he said. “If we get people following us, it’ll attract more sponsorship and allow us to challenge the best teams in future.”
Cooke acknowledged that enticing crowds to local football would also require a better matchday experience, improved food and drink, and having more schools and local people involved.
“Above all, though, we need to perform on the pitch,” he said.
Results did not always reflect incremental progress last season, but nor were they a priority, as Cooke established a new, more intricate playing style during his first campaign.
For his second term, Cooke wants to “compete and develop”. “We understand there is more pressure on us as a coaching staff,” he said.
“We’ve had more time to research and pick players, and feel we’ve strengthened and have a better balance.”
Cooke joked that it would be helpful if the local football association belatedly confirmed arrangements and a start date for the new season. It is expected that after two rounds the 10-team league will be split into championship and relegation divisions.
“Our goal is to finish top half,” he said. “We need to be more dogged: take our chances and defend the big moments.”
Last summer, Football Club members voted to continue in the Premier League for at least two more seasons.
“If we become sustainable, there’s no reason we can’t become a long-term fixture,” Cooke said.
“If we professionalise off the pitch and make ourselves marketable, we can begin offering players housing, visas, and higher wages; then we can build every season.”
Goalkeepers: Darlington Osuchukwu, Jake Ford
Defenders: Alfie Walker, Connor Laurie, Joe Deighton (U15), Jaume Camacho, Gazi Ibragimov, Joseph Akinsanya (U15), Sam O'Brien
Midfielders: Jacey Carrick, Emmanuel Ziro, Jed Bangura (U15), Jodie Nganga, Jasper Mantato (U15), Jack Waters (U15), Harlem McLaughlin, Brian Nyoni (U15)
Attackers: Tunde Shoretire, Edson DeJonge Seiros, Louis Kibbalya, Jaice Dore (U14), Silva Mexes, Camron Mpofu, Pharell Silvester
AET BMA 太陽
港會只係一隊有外援嘅香港U23
Good luck
Good luck
港會場真心有feel呢... 似足啲conference south嘅場 如果凍冰冰咬住個暖笠笠牛肉批飲住杯熱茶就真係100%英國廢佬vibe
都係 以前入場睇港會 咩戲碼真係唔重要
多數閒日夜晚放工想入呢個平行宇宙 飲杯啤酒放空吓
多數閒日夜晚放工想入呢個平行宇宙 飲杯啤酒放空吓
即刻諗起當年去過Borehamwood睇阿仙奴 U21 
九月都凍撚到仆街
中場走去 tuck shop 買咗杯熱朱古力同垃圾漢堡
九月都凍撚到仆街
中場走去 tuck shop 買咗杯熱朱古力同垃圾漢堡
英國球場啲充數bacon/sausage roll 
@浮蛇
真正英超市民
don't give me hope