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The turn of the year has seen the transfer market in the K-League gather momentum. Players and
coaches have returned from their end of season vacations and teams are starting their winter
training camps.
The first week of 2012 saw two big deals involving midfielders who may not be quite automatic
starters for the national team but are never too far from the first eleven.
The turn of the year has seen the transfer market in the K-League gather momentum. Players and
coaches have returned from their end of season vacations and teams are starting their winter
training camps.
The first week of 2012 saw two big deals involving midfielders who may not be quite automatic
starters for the national team but are never too far from the first eleven.
It didn't come as a surprise. Jeonbuk Motors led the K-league from early in the season and were the
best team for most of it. Choi Kang-hee's men should have won the Asian title too but had to make
do with the domestic title to add to the 2009 crown.
The inevitable came to pass on December 4 in the second leg of the Championship play-off final
against Ulsan Horangi.
"I think I am not in the best condition to analyse it. At this moment, my feeling is stronger than
my reason."
Those were the words of Jorge Fossati, the coach of newly-crowned Asian Champions Al Sadd, deep in
the bowels of Jeonju World Cup Stadium on Saturday evening. The Uruguayan had just watched a
fantastic final in which his team overcame favourites and host Jeonbuk Motors thanks to a penalty
shootout.
06.11.2011 - Atestado y dispuesto para los festejos locales, el
estadio Jeonju
(SudCorea) (42.000 plazas) vivió una jornada agónica de pobre y sorpresivo final en la
definición de la
AFC (Champions Asia): El
Jeonbuk Motors, flamante campeón
surcoreano, terminó bajo la inesperada sombra del qatarí
Al Sadd.
06.11.2011 - Atestado y dispuesto para los festejos locales, el
estadio Jeonju
(SudCorea) (42.000 plazas) vivió una jornada agónica de pobre y sorpresivo final en la
definición de la
AFC (Champions Asia): El
Jeonbuk Motors, flamante campeón
surcoreano, terminó bajo la inesperada sombra del qatarí
Al Sadd.
It is true to say that in football, the strikers are the ones who get the goals and get the
headlines. Goalkeepers can play fantastically well for a full 89 minutes out of a fantastic match
but one mistake and all know what the internet and newspapers will focus on.
Lee Dong-guk is one of the biggest stars in the league.
It has been a topsy-turvy season in the K-League so far. Asian champions Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma have
been kept off the bottom of the standings only thanks to the dreadful form of Gangwon FC. Suwon
Bluewings find themselves in one of their annual slumps in form while champions FC Seoul have
improved since earlier in the season but still can't quite break free of the middle level.
Postado em 7/6/2011 s 12:02 por Equipe Trivela.com
No sorteio das quartas de final da Liga dos Campeões da Ásia, realizado nesta terça-feira,
destaque para o confronto entre o Jeonbuk Motors, da Coreia do Sul, e o Cerezo Osaka, do
Japão.
O Jeonbuk eliminou o Tianjin Teda, da China, nas oitavas de final com uma vitória por 3 a 0,
enquanto o Cerezo Osaka, do técnico brasileiro Levir Culpi, superou o rival Gamba Osaka, vencendo
por 1 a 0.
They won the league last year with a spectacular 5-1 victory at the Bung Karno Stadium in front of
45,000 of their travelling supporters. They have been frquently crowned best supporters in the
country. But now, when things ain't going so well what has happened to the famous Aremania? Check
out their recent attendances with the most home games at the top.
Mais um jogo amistoso, foi disputado no dia 29/03/2011, na cidade de Wuhan-CHN, no Wuhan Sports
Center Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da China (76º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção de
Honduras (38º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
2006Guangzhou 12/02/2006 CHN0:1 (0:0)HON
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Maasaki Iemoto-JAP
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Huang Bowen, aos 17 minutos do primeiro tempo, ele que é jogador do
Jeonbuk Motors-KOR, que marcou seu segundo gol pela seleção nacional.
Jeonbuk Motors: Speeding down Asian football's fast lane is a post from: Just Football
With the 2011 Asian Champions League knockout phase kicking off this week, Mehdi Rahnama
takes a look at one of the teams to keep an eye on in his debut article for Just
Football:
The group stages of the 2011 Asian Champions League is over and it concluded
with a number of surprises, as some teams unexpectedly made it through at the expense of bigger
names knocked out early in the competition.
Players come and go in the K-League, especially those from overseas. There is an incredibly high
turnover of playing staff in South Korea, teams can virtually change their entire starting elevens
from season to season.
Hiring players is not, of course, an exact science. Some succeed and some don't for a variety of
reasons.
AFC Champions League
Arema v Jeonbuk Motors 0-4 27,910
AFC Cup
Persipura v East Bengal 4-1 (Boas Solossa, Stevie Bonsapia, Lukas Mandowen, Titus John) 700 TSW
Pegasus v Sriwijaya 1-2 (Kayamba, Dos Santos) 1,385Tampines Rovers v Muang Thong United 1-1 (Duric;
Phitchitipong) 1,975Chonburi v South China 3-0 (Nattapong, Therdsak, Arthit) 6,500
Divisi Utama
Persikab v Persemalra 5-2
Arema's Sinagporean pair, Noh Alam Shah and M Riduan, are threatening to quit the club if they
don't start getting paid on time.
Hardly the best preparation ahead of their AFC Champions League game against Jeonbuk Motors on
Wednesday.
M Fachruddin has already left the club for the same reason.
