I thought BFC was eagerly pursuing ISL Bangalore franchise. If yes, i would prefer BFC over ozone team in ISL solely because of continuity and building the solid footballing culture for future.
Moreover, if ISL and I-league mergers in latter years, then it will be suicidal for both the teams. Bangalore still not mature enough for two teams. Not atleast in 10-15 years time.
I agree @redevil87....thts why PP statements about ozone grp is pure hogwash....for all we know he might have been trying to get his cut on the kanteerava stadium deal and had been dangling a carrot to ozone in return.....
@ArsenalFan700 ; Cant see them starting I-League team at SreeKanthareeva Stadium while simultaneously building Bangalore Football stadium. BFC will just watch them?? It takes years and years to build stadium in India. Once they build the stadium, then they can have their team but by that time ISL will not survive. :P
First off, that is just your opinion that ISL can not survive... if NFL/I-League can live for 20 years then ISL can as well.
Secondly, I meant they can start the ISL team in the Sree Kanthareeva Stadium... what is stopping them? Bengaluru FC? They can negotiate or whatever, either way, it can happen while the other place is being done and actually could be used to really bang up the team: "Oh look, we are a brand new team!" Then a few years later when the shine has worn off: "Oh look, we have a brand new football stadium!"
Two women referees from Sikkim Football Association Referee Board – Phurkit Doma and Reshmi Chettri – are undergoing FIFA/MA referee course in New Delhi.
The five-day course conducted by FIFA instructors started on Saturday, informed the Sikkim Football Association (SFA).
A SFA release informs, this is the second phase of course which Phurkit and Reshmi are attending after successfully clearing the first phase course which was held at Gwalior earlier this year.
India Placed 22nd in New Asian Football Technical Ranking
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Football 'at Death's Door', Indian Super League Teams a Worried Bunch
At a time when corporate-backed clubs like Pune FC and Bharat FC are rumoured to shut shop, the All India Football Federation president's remarks that he is not bothered epitomises the lack of vision in football in India. Indian Super League teams are also concerned
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Moreover, if ISL and I-league mergers in latter years, then it will be suicidal for both the teams. Bangalore still not mature enough for two teams. Not atleast in 10-15 years time.
:P
http://abpananda.abplive.in/state/2015/09/14/article713491.ece/clash-at-Nadias-Goyeshpur
English: Clashes between villages due to Football tournament in Nadia district of WestBengal.One elderly woman died
Two women referees from Sikkim Football Association Referee Board – Phurkit Doma and Reshmi Chettri – are undergoing FIFA/MA referee course in New Delhi.
The five-day course conducted by FIFA instructors started on Saturday, informed the Sikkim Football Association (SFA).
A SFA release informs, this is the second phase of course which Phurkit and Reshmi are attending after successfully clearing the first phase course which was held at Gwalior earlier this year.
India Placed 22nd in New Asian Football Technical Ranking
The technical ranking system released by the Asian Football Confederation recently takes into account the performance of the national team and clubs (at AFC competitions) of a particular country in the last four years and points are given accordingly.Football 'at Death's Door', Indian Super League Teams a Worried Bunch
At a time when corporate-backed clubs like Pune FC and Bharat FC are rumoured to shut shop, the All India Football Federation president's remarks that he is not bothered epitomises the lack of vision in football in India. Indian Super League teams are also concerned