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Adelaide United To Rue Forward Planning

Jakarta Casual 10 February @ 07:53 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The Australians are still feeling their way round Asian football and how it operates; or often doesn't. Take Adelaide United. There they were happily looking forward to playing in the Asian Champions League when all of a sudden they are being told that they now have to play a play off against Indonesian champions Persipura.

Embarrassment For PSSI

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Lausanne, 1 February 2012 The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has decided to grant the provisional measures requested by the Indonesian Football Club Persipura Jayapura and to order the reinstatement of the club in the AFC Champions League 2012.

Persipura was supposed to play the 2012 AFC Champions League Playoffs (East-Zone) on 11 February 2012 against Adelaïde United FC (Australia).

Malaysian Schedules Delayed

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SHAH ALAM - Malaysia Super League (MSL) champions Kelantan are in the frame to face V Sundramoorthy's LionsXII in the opening game of the 2012 season, but the fixture will only be confirmed next Wednesday.
Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) vice-president Datuk Hamidin bin Haji Amin told TODAY that while they have drawn up a tentative schedule of fixtures, they will only be released after a final round of checks of stadiums this week.

Malaysian Schedules Delayed

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SHAH ALAM - Malaysia Super League (MSL) champions Kelantan are in the frame to face V Sundramoorthy's LionsXII in the opening game of the 2012 season, but the fixture will only be confirmed next Wednesday.
Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) vice-president Datuk Hamidin bin Haji Amin told TODAY that while they have drawn up a tentative schedule of fixtures, they will only be released after a final round of checks of stadiums this week.

Kickette Catch Up: Your Weekend Gossip Cheat Sheet

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Keep calm and read on, Kickettes. Image Credit: AP.

Sadly, it was anything but quiet on the news front for us this past weekend, but as always, we're ready and willing to help you bounce back into work action.

Although if you require posts in addition to this one, know that we'll only resume work upon receipt of our mandatory compensation (in this case that would be Thanksgiving leftovers from our U.

Hidetoshi Nakata for GQ

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Hidetoshi Nakata is getting more press after his retirement than he did during his whole entire career. For those of you who don't know, Nakata is one of Asia's most famous footballers. In 1995, he started his career with Bellmare Hiratsuka, now called Shonan Bellmare. During his time in the J League, he won the Asian Football the Asian Football Confederation Player of the Year award in 1997

Brasil 2014 - Eliminatoria Asiática

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La eliminatoria de la Asian Football Confederation (AFC) otorga 4 plazas directas a la Copa del Mundo Brasil 2014 más un repechaje contra el seleccionado ubicado 5° en la zona sudamericana.
De los 43 equipos asiáticos inscriptos (Bhután, Brunei-Darussalam y Guam no lo hicieron), los 38 ubicados en los puestos más bajos del ranking disputaron dos rondas preliminares entre junio y julio de 2011:
PRIMERA FASE
Camboya - Timor Oriental - Afganistán - Sri Lanka
Pakistán - Mongolia - Guam - Taiwán 29/6: Camboya 4-2 Laos
3/7: Laos 6-2 Camboya
29/6: Nepal 2-1 Timor Oriental
2/7: Timor Oriental 0-5 Nepal
29/6: Afganistán 0-2 Palestina
3/7: Palestina 1-1 Afganistán
29/6: Sri Lanka 1-1 Filipinas
3/7: Filipinas 4-0 Sri Lanka
29/6: Bangladesh 3-0 Pakistán
3/7: Pakistán 0-0 Bangladesh
29/6: Mongolia 1-0 Myanmar
3/7: Myanmar 2-0 Mongolia
29/6: Vietnam 6-0 Macao
3/7: Macao 1-7 Vietnam
29/6: Malasia 2-1 Taiwán
3/7: Taiwán 2-3 Malasia
SEGUNDA FASE
Laos - Bangladesh - Palestina - Turkmenistán - Yemen
Nepal - Tayikistán - Kirguistán - Vietnam - Filipinas
Maldivas - Malasia - Myanmar - India - Hong Kong 23/7: China 7-2 Laos
28/7: Laos 1-6 China
23/7: Líbano 4-0 Bangladesh
28/7: Bangladesh 2-0 Líbano
23/7: Tailandia 1-0 Palestina
28/7: Palestina 2-2 Tailandia
23/7: Turkmenistán 1-1 Indonesia
28/7: Indonesia 4-3 Turkmenistán
23/7: Irak 2-0 Yemen
28/7: Yemen 0-0 Irak
23/7: Jordania 9-0 Nepal
28/7: Nepal 1-1 Jordania
23/7: Siria 2-1 Tayikistán
28/7: Tayikistán 0-4 Siria
23/7: Uzbekistán 4-0 Kirguistán
28/7: Kirguistán 0-3 Uzbekistán
23/7: Qatar 3-0 Vietnam
28/7: Vietnam 2-1 Qatar
23/7: Kuwait 3-0 Filipinas
28/7: Filipinas 1-2 Kuwait
23/7: Irán 4-0 Maldivas
28/7: Maldivas 0-1 Irán
23/7: Singapur 5-3 Malasia
28/7: Malasia 1-1 Singapur
23/7: Omán 2-0 Myanmar
28/7: Myanmar 0-2 Omán
23/7: Emiratos Árabes Unidos 3-0 India
28/7: India 2-2 Emiratos Árabes Unidos
23/7: Arabia Saudita 3-0 Hong Kong
28/7: Hong Kong 0-5 Arabia Saudita
TERCERA FASE
GRUPO A
China - Irak - Jordania - Singapur 2/9/2011: China 2-1 Singapur
2/9/2011: Irak 0-2 Jordania
6/9/2011: Jordania 2-1 China
6/9/2011: Singapur 0-2 Irak
11/10/2011: China 0-1 Irak
11/10/2011: Singapur 0-3 Jordania
11/11/2011: Irak 1-0 China
11/11/2011: Jordania 2-0 Singapur
15/11/2011: Jordania 1-3 Irak
15/11/2011: Singapur 0-4 China
29/2/2012: China - Jordania
29/2/2012: Irak - Singapur
Posiciones: Jordania 12 (+6); Irak 12 (+4); China 6 (+2); Singapur 0 (-12).

Mid-Day Ticker: Sagna breaks leg, Bin Hammam fails in appeal and more

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By CALEB SONNELAND

All is not well in London — more specifically, at Arsenal.

The club confirmed today that long-time regular right back Bacary Sagna suffered a broken leg in Arsenal's 1-2 defeat at the hands of Tottenham in the North London derby on Sunday.

Robbie Fowler Enters The World Of Management In Thailand

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By Alan Duffy

The Anfield hero and homophobic abuser of Graeme Le Saux is to take that big step from playing to managing after being named as Muangthong United boss.

Fowler joined the Thailand Premier League club in a playing capacity this year, signing a one-year deal, after knocking around the Australian A-League for a while.

Mid-Day Ticker: PSG joins Beckham suitors, Bin Hammam denied and more

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Photo by Michael Janosz/ISIphotos.com

David Beckham has a few teams circling in the water for his services once his contract with the Los Angeles Galaxy expires at the end of this MLS season, and Paris-St. Germain is the latest to express an interest.

PSG's sporting director, Leonardo, who worked with Beckham when they were both at AC Milan, addressed the possibility of bringing him to France, saying that "the door is open" and that he "would always consider him.

Bin Hammam Appeal Rejected

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Former FIFA Executive Committee member, Asian Football Confederation president, and FIFA presidential candidate Mohammed Bin Hammam's appeal of his lifetime ban was rejected by FIFA's Appeals Committee. The decision was announced on Thursday. Bin Hammam has previously promised to take his case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, with the expectation that his appeal within FIFA would be unsuccessful.

Some Quality Control Needed

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The Asian Football Confederation seem very often to be the proverbial paper tiger. Lot's of tough talk rarely equates to any tough decisions or action being taken.
They are very adept at ensuring some regulations are followed strictly to the letter while happy to shut their eyes to more serious misdemeanours.

Tough time in getting Challenge Cup

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SOURCE: REPUBLICASpeaking at the same press meet, ANFA President Ganesh Thapa said that Nepal had a tough time securing the chance to host the final round of AFC Challenge Cup scheduled for April 2012. Along with Nepal, Maldives and Palestine, which boast of better infrastructure than Nepal, had also filed their bids to host the final round of tournament.

ANFA President Ganesh Thapa is elected as AFC vice-president: Phenomenal Achievement

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All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) President Mr. Ganesh Thapa was elected as vice-president of Asian Football Confederation (AFC) during the 24th AFC Congress held in Doha, Qatar on Thursday. This is the first time in the history of Nepalese football where Mr. Ganesh Thapa is elected as a Vice- President in the Asian supreme football body.

The Dragon and Sir Becks, more news

The Philly Soccer Page 27 July @ 09:38 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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With lone Union representative Faryd Mondragon on a MLS roster coached by and littered with Energy Drinks and other all-too-easy ho-hum selections, not to mention that fact that the Dragon isn't starting, does anyone around these parts really give a toss about the All-Star Game?

At first, the only kind of Philly related All-Star story Union fans seem to be able to expect is a retread of the Beckham/Mondragon meeting at the 1998 World Cup kind of story MLSsoccer.

Another clean day at FIFA House

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Banned Ex.Co. member Mohamed Bin Hammam has slammed Sepp Blatter and Chuck Blazer following his expulsion from football last week.
He compared Blatter to a tyrant wiping out his rivals and called for Blazer to go before the FIFA Ethics Committee for receiving suspicious payments.
Bemoaning his life ban from football, the former Asian Football Confederation chief told Sky News, "This is the act of the dictators and we have witnessed this through history.

Some News for Mon Jul 25, 2011

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COPA AMERICA
The All-Guay Finale for the 2011 South American championship ends in decisive victory for Uruguay.
Final
Jonathan Wilson of the Guardian sees Uruguay as Golden.
Tim Vickery of the BBC sees Uruguay's present and future as being very bright.

Kickette Catch Up: Your Weekend Gossip Cheat Sheet

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Image: MCFC.co.uk.

Saturday

- Jealous that their team-mates were getting their fair share of physically-bothersome advances whilst on tour, MCFC's Edin Dzeko and Alecks Kolarov decided it was time to ditch their shirts once and for all (during their club's beach party in L.

FIFA Justice

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By J Hutcherson - WASHINGTON, DC (Jul 21, 2011) US Soccer Players -- For those of you with better things to do on Saturday, you might have missed the FIFA Ethics Committee's announcement. Streamed live for those of us not in Zurich, chairman Petrus Damaseb announced that once upon a time FIFA presidential candidate and suspended Asian Football Confederation president Mohamed Bin Hammam has been banned for life after being found culpable in a votes.

FIFA Announces Bin Hammam Decision

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The FIFA Ethics Committee formally found Mohamed Bin Hammam guilty in a votes for bribes scandal on Saturday, receiving a lifetime ban and ending his association with world soccer. Bin Hammam was the president of the Asian Football Confederation and a FIFA presidential candidate. He stood accused of trading cash for presidential votes at a meeting of the Caribbean Football Union.

Is it still in-line with the "Strategic Plan"??

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Picture courtesy of FAS If you guys want to know what are my thoughts over the announcement made this afternoon at Kuala Lumpur (pictured above), I would say I'm still struggling to formulate my thoughts.
As everything to me still looked so vague, nonetheless, I allowed a journalist friend to quote me as follow when he called earlier.

European club tours of Asia continue to target region's football revenues (and bargain players)

Asian Football Business Review 10 July @ 09:14 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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European football clubs are visiting major Asia cities to earn a bigger slice of the region's growing wealth, Simon Thompson, East Asian head of Asian Football Confederation marketing partner, World Sport Group, told AFP. "They're like any brand, any modern-day company," he said. "Asia is a big part of the global economy now.

European club tours of Asia continue to target region's football revenues (and bargain players)

Asian Football Business Review 10 July @ 09:14 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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European football clubs are visiting major Asia cities to earn a bigger slice of the region's growing wealth, Simon Thompson, East Asian head of Asian Football Confederation marketing partner, World Sport Group, told AFP. "They're like any brand, any modern-day company," he said. "Asia is a big part of the global economy now.

FIFA's Pending Charges

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By J Hutcherson - WASHINGTON, DC (Jul 7, 2011) US Soccer Players -- Sorry FIFA, but after reelecting the sitting president unopposed I'm hoping you'll find out the rest of the World doesn't have a lot of stomach for turning the only other candidate into a no-goodnik. That's the scenario currently playing itself out as we await FIFA formally charging suspended Asian Football Confederation and one-time FIFA presidential candidate Mohamed Bin Hammam.

Bin Hammam asks to be judged without "any political agenda or motivation"

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Following yesterday's announcement by FIFA, the world football body, that he would be called to appear before its Ethics Committee on 22 July, Mohamed bin Hammam has issued a personal plea for a "fair hearing." According to the suspended FIFA Executive Committee member and President of the Asian Football Confederation, his case has been affected "by persons who, along with their motivations,

Bin Hammam asks to be judged without "any political agenda or motivation"

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Following yesterday's announcement by FIFA, the world football body, that he would be called to appear before its Ethics Committee on 22 July, Mohamed bin Hammam has issued a personal plea for a "fair hearing." According to the suspended FIFA Executive Committee member and President of the Asian Football Confederation, his case has been affected "by persons who, along with their motivations,

Abandoned by Warner, bin Hammam and CFU duo to face FIFA Ethics Panel on 22 July

Asian Football Business Review 06 July @ 11:35 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The wold football body, FIFA, has announced that its Ethics Committee Panel will meet on 22 and 23 July to examine the cases of Mohamed bin Hammam, a FIFA Exco member and President of the Asian Football Confederation, and two Caribbean Football Union officials, Debbie Minguell and Jason Sylvester.

Abandoned by Warner, bin Hammam and CFU duo to face FIFA Ethics Panel on 22 July

Asian Football Business Review 06 July @ 11:35 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The wold football body, FIFA, has announced that its Ethics Committee Panel will meet on 22 and 23 July to examine the cases of Mohamed bin Hammam, a FIFA Exco member and President of the Asian Football Confederation, and two Caribbean Football Union officials, Debbie Minguell and Jason Sylvester.

Copa America 2011 set to kick-off

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La Plata is the venue for Argentina v Bolivia today, the opening game of 2011's South American Championship - the Copa America.
The 24-team tournament culminates in the final at River Plate's Monumental Stadium (pic) - the scene of riots on Sunday when the club was relegated for the first time in its 110-year history.

Major FA changes herald the revitalisation of Hong Kong football

Asian Football Business Review 30 June @ 01:06 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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There was a time when Hong Kong used to be the envy of Asian football. The territory hosted the first Asian Football Confederation Asian Cup in 1956 with its team finishing a creditable third. This was followed with a fourth place in 1964 and, from the 1950s to the 1980s, the Hong Kong team was one of the highest ranked teams in Asia.

China and South East Asia: key markets for rebuilding Asian Cup television audiences

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The Asian Football Confederation's exclusive marketing and media partner, Lagardere's Singapore-based subsidiary, World Sport Group, has released selected data on the television audiences of the finals of the 2011 AFC Asian Cup played in Qatar during 7–29 January 2011. The figures indicate a significantly declining trend in the television audience when China and South East Asian countries are

China and South East Asia: key markets for rebuilding Asian Cup television audiences

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The Asian Football Confederation's exclusive marketing and media partner, Lagardere's Singapore-based subsidiary, World Sport Group, has released selected data on the television audiences of the finals of the 2011 AFC Asian Cup played in Qatar during 7–29 January 2011. The figures indicate a significantly declining trend in the television audience when China and South East Asian countries are

Record TV Audiences for 2011 Qatar’s Asian Cup; 156.6 million Viewers in China

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Japan, China and Korea were the top three viewership markets with Japan capturing 43.2 percent of the total AFC Asian Cup 2011 audience, according to CSM Media Research released by the Asian Football Confederation

Bin Hammam may face FIFA life ban as former ally calls for his resignation

Asian Football Business Review 27 June @ 06:18 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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British sports journalist Andrew Warshaw has reported in the Inside World Football newsletter that sources close to the FIFA Ethics Committee's case against Asian Football Confederation President Mohamed bin Hammam "have indicated" that the Qatari, accused of paying cash bribes to 25 Caribbean FIFA members in exchange for votes, "will almost certainly be banned for life and be forced to go to

Bin Hammam may face FIFA life ban as former ally calls for his resignation

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British sports journalist Andrew Warshaw has reported in the Inside World Football newsletter that sources close to the FIFA Ethics Committee's case against Asian Football Confederation President Mohamed bin Hammam "have indicated" that the Qatari, accused of paying cash bribes to 25 Caribbean FIFA members in exchange for votes, "will almost certainly be banned for life and be forced to go to

Taiwan announces major plans to become a football power in Asia

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Lu Kun-Shan, President of Taiwan's Chinese Taipei Football Association, has announced an ambititious football program for the island nation which includes the formation of a professional league by 2018 and a FIFA top 100 ranking by 2019. Lu also spoke of his ambition for his country to reach the World Cup finals by 2038, and expects the Asian Football Confederation's Vision Asia program to be

Vision Asia program changes in India, Iran and the Philippines - expansion in Vietnam

Asian Football Business Review 27 June @ 12:06 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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In its first meeting for its 2011-2015 term, the Vision Asia Committee of the Asian Football Confederation recommended revisions to the program to the AFC Executive Committee. Following a request from the All India Football Federation, Visian India projects will be started with the cities of Mumbai, Pune and Chandigarh in the first phase, rather than in collaboration with State football

FIFA drops corruption charges against CONCACAF's Warner following resignation

Asian Football Business Review 20 June @ 01:37 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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FIFA has shocked the world's football community by dropping corruption procedures against Jack Warner, the suspended Executive Committee member and president of the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) following his sudden resignation from all positions in international football.

Malaysia's EPL obsession attracts three teams over 8 days

Asian Football Business Review 18 June @ 04:51 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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If betting on football was legal in Malaysia, the most popular game this month would surely be which of three English Premier League clubs visiting Kuala Lumpur in July will attract the biggest attendance at the 80,000-capacity National Stadium in Bukit Jalil. Malaysian selections will play Arsenal on 13 July, Liverpool on 16 July and Chelsea on 21 July and organisers have set the same ticket

Support women's football "if you want football to thrive in your countries"

Asian Football Business Review 16 June @ 04:14 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Asian Football Confederation Vice-President Moya Dodd, attended the AFC U-14 Girls' Festival of Football in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and shared her views with the AFC's Ngo Tien Thanh on ways to develop women's football in Asia: Q: What is the most difficult problem the AFC and member associations are facing in its efforts to develop women's football in Asia at the moment?