Dallas Cup, 2011

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  • ashindiaashindia 9475 Points
    edited March 2012
    reddevil87 wrote:
    Thats good atleast we seem to have a good bunch of young players for future.

    But, who is going to train the Indian bunch of U-16 players? Is it Toal or any Indian coaches? Frankly speaking I have lost the confidence in Indian coaches. :( So skeptical about the growth of the players in India.

    Toal of course it will be,Rob Bann will take charge of U-22 for the qualifiers in June.Since U-19 team is out Toal will take care of U-16 team for the AFC U-16 Championship in September,2012.

    So we have got 5 more months to prepare hopefully we can get back the lads from America in May pick the final squad and go on to play friendlies in June,July,August.

    June-July :- Camp in Europe(In Holland 6-8 friendly matches against middle tier clubs of Eredivisie and top teams of Eerste Divisie)

    August :- Camp in Middle East, 2-5 matches against U-16 NT's like Jordan,UAE,Oman,Qatar,Iraq.

    September :- Camp in Host country 1-2 matches against local clubs.

    All this will take some lakhs of rupees but if we look at its benefits then its countless.
  • ashindia wrote:
    reddevil87 wrote:
    Thats good atleast we seem to have a good bunch of young players for future.

    But, who is going to train the Indian bunch of U-16 players? Is it Toal or any Indian coaches? Frankly speaking I have lost the confidence in Indian coaches. :( So skeptical about the growth of the players in India.

    Toal of course it will be,Rob Bann will take charge of U-22 for the qualifiers in June.Since U-19 team is out Toal will take care of U-16 team for the AFC U-16 Championship in September,2012.

    So we have got 5 more months to prepare hopefully we can get back the lads from America in May pick the final squad and go on to play friendlies in June,July,August.

    June-July :- Camp in Europe(In Holland 6-8 friendly matches against middle tier clubs of Eredivisie and top teams of Eerste Divisie)

    August :- Camp in Middle East, 2-5 matches against U-16 NT's like Jordan,UAE,Oman,Qatar,Iraq.

    September :- Camp in Host country 1-2 matches against local clubs.

    All this will take some lakhs of rupees but if we look at its benefits then its countless.

    That is a kick in the ass for Thomas Joseph.
  • ashindiaashindia 9475 Points
    arsenalfan wrote:
    ashindia wrote:
    reddevil87 wrote:
    Thats good atleast we seem to have a good bunch of young players for future.

    But, who is going to train the Indian bunch of U-16 players? Is it Toal or any Indian coaches? Frankly speaking I have lost the confidence in Indian coaches. :( So skeptical about the growth of the players in India.

    Toal of course it will be,Rob Bann will take charge of U-22 for the qualifiers in June.Since U-19 team is out Toal will take care of U-16 team for the AFC U-16 Championship in September,2012.

    So we have got 5 more months to prepare hopefully we can get back the lads from America in May pick the final squad and go on to play friendlies in June,July,August.

    June-July :- Camp in Europe(In Holland 6-8 friendly matches against middle tier clubs of Eredivisie and top teams of Eerste Divisie)

    August :- Camp in Middle East, 2-5 matches against U-16 NT's like Jordan,UAE,Oman,Qatar,Iraq.

    September :- Camp in Host country 1-2 matches against local clubs.

    All this will take some lakhs of rupees but if we look at its benefits then its countless.

    That is a kick in the ass for Thomas Joseph.

    That guy has lot of work to do actually,he has to prepare U-13 India Squad(These are the same guys who will be groomed in AIFF-FIFA Academies) of which Toal has shortlisted 70 players last month.

    The tourney is scheduled to be held next month in Pakistan, so I guess he's already busy with his work :- http://www.the-afc.com/en/football-development/grassroots-a-youth/38102-skill-tests-in-qatar-festival
  • ashindia wrote:
    arsenalfan wrote:
    ashindia wrote:
    reddevil87 wrote:
    Thats good atleast we seem to have a good bunch of young players for future.

    But, who is going to train the Indian bunch of U-16 players? Is it Toal or any Indian coaches? Frankly speaking I have lost the confidence in Indian coaches. :( So skeptical about the growth of the players in India.

    Toal of course it will be,Rob Bann will take charge of U-22 for the qualifiers in June.Since U-19 team is out Toal will take care of U-16 team for the AFC U-16 Championship in September,2012.

    So we have got 5 more months to prepare hopefully we can get back the lads from America in May pick the final squad and go on to play friendlies in June,July,August.

    June-July :- Camp in Europe(In Holland 6-8 friendly matches against middle tier clubs of Eredivisie and top teams of Eerste Divisie)

    August :- Camp in Middle East, 2-5 matches against U-16 NT's like Jordan,UAE,Oman,Qatar,Iraq.

    September :- Camp in Host country 1-2 matches against local clubs.

    All this will take some lakhs of rupees but if we look at its benefits then its countless.

    That is a kick in the ass for Thomas Joseph.

    That guy has lot of work to do actually,he has to prepare U-13 India Squad(These are the same guys who will be groomed in AIFF-FIFA Academies) of which Toal has shortlisted 70 players last month.

    The tourney is scheduled to be held next month in Pakistan, so I guess he's already busy with his work :- http://www.the-afc.com/en/football-development/grassroots-a-youth/38102-skill-tests-in-qatar-festival

    Okay, as long as he has a coach.

    This might work out then because the u16 boys love Colim Toal and who better to lead them.
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