AFC U-22 Championship 2013 Qualifiers

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  • let the group A matches be held in india & we get telecast

    Hopefully the AFC will adopt a UEFA type way of qualification in which we play 2 qualification games once every 2-3 months. In this case it would be 2 every 2 months. That way we could change the squad when needed and it gives chances for other youngsters to get better. Also it gives the AIFF a chance to expose the under-22 squad to other smaller stadiums in India like Hyderabad, Kerala, Mumbai, Sikkim, Punjab, Chennai etc and it gives the squad a taste of whats it like to travel away from home and come back.
  • let the group A matches be held in india & we get telecast

    Hopefully the AFC will adopt a UEFA type way of qualification in which we play 2 qualification games once every 2-3 months. In this case it would be 2 every 2 months. That way we could change the squad when needed and it gives chances for other youngsters to get better. Also it gives the AIFF a chance to expose the under-22 squad to other smaller stadiums in India like Hyderabad, Kerala, Mumbai, Sikkim, Punjab, Chennai etc and it gives the squad a taste of whats it like to travel away from home and come back.

    Actually never mind. I just saw that the qualifiers are from June 23rd to July 3rd. YAY!!!! 5 games in around 10 days. What will the AFC come up with next. <!-- s:handgestures-thumbdown: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/handgestures/thumbdown.gif" alt=":handgestures-thumbdown:" title="Thumb Down" /><!-- s:handgestures-thumbdown: -->
  • ashindiaashindia 9254 Points
    AFC held a draw this morning at AFC House, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia where Nepal have been grouped with Jordan, Yemen and Bangladesh.

    In Group A: UAE, Iraq, Oman, India, Turkmenistan, Lebanon
    In Group B: Saudi Arabia, Syria, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine, Kyrgyzstan, Sri Lanka
    In Group C: Bahrain, IR Iran, Tajikistan, Qatar, Kuwait, Maldives
    In Group D: Uzbekistan, Jordan, Yemen, Bangladesh, Nepal
    In Group E: Australia, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Macau, Timor Leste
    In Group F: DPR Korea, China PR, Thailand, Hong Kong, Laos, Cambodia
    In Group G: Korea Republic, Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, Chinese Taipei, Philippines

    seems like a tough draw for us but glad that we wud be facing some good teams

    Strongest group in the qualifiers.Iraq, UAE,Oman and Lebanon WTF , but still there is a chance, have to perform well and the most important thing is play International friendlies(Not 2 week camp in Dubai playing Local reserves sides.) <!-- s:pray: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/eusa/pray.gif" alt=":pray:" title="Pray" /><!-- s:pray: -->

    Coming to Squad coach has to select players based on performance not on his record of being U-19 player etc.
  • ajmalajmal 1208 Points
    we shud try to win d qualifiers and get in to d final stage - by fielding our best team.This period is actually d turning point of Indian football .We shud show d investors dat India has a good future in football, by a nice show in dis competition.AIFF shud take dis competition seriously.They shud immediately appoint a coach for d pailan arrows,india u22
  • shankarshankar 2600 Points
    we shud try to win d qualifiers and get in to d final stage - by fielding our best team.This period is actually d turning point of Indian football .We shud show d investors dat India has a good future in football, by a nice show in dis competition.AIFF shud take dis competition seriously.They shud immediately appoint a coach for d pailan arrows,india u22
    <!-- s:bow-plusone: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/bow/plusone.gif" alt=":bow-plusone:" title="PlusOne" /><!-- s:bow-plusone: --> ya we should really think of getting some excellent results to get all eyes rolling and for that we might need to get the best teams at disposal in the qualifiers also
  • Right now the Number 1 problem is not players. Its the coach and right now Pailan Group want a South Korean. Come on! What will that do. Sure the Koreans have some good coaches but there record outside of Korea is very questionable. I say we go after a good Dutch, Spanish, German, English, French or Brazilian coach.

    My Choices:
    Frans Adelaar (Dutch)
    Eddy Achterberg (Dutch - Notable)
    Co Adriaanse (Dutch)
    Stanley Menzo (Dutch - Notable)
    Thomas Rongen (Very Notable and Dutch)
    Horst Hrubesch (German - Notable)
    Dieter Eilts (German - Notable)
    Jürgen Kohler (German - Notable)
    Juan Ramón López Caro (Spanish - Notable)
    Iñaki Sáez (Spanish - Notable)
    Howard Wilkinson (English)
    Gérald Baticle (French)
    Mauro Galvão (Brazilian)

    Now if we want we can also go after a good Indian coach like..
    Gift Raikhan: Current coach of the Pune FC Academy Under-19s. He understands what it is like to be coach of a proper youth set-up and so far his Pune FC U19 guys have done well.

    And thats it. I dont really trust any other Indian coach. Maybe Khalid Jamil or Santosh Kashyap but that is it.
  • shankarshankar 2600 Points
    Right now the Number 1 problem is not players. Its the coach and right now Pailan Group want a South Korean. Come on! What will that do. Sure the Koreans have some good coaches but there record outside of Korea is very questionable. I say we go after a good Dutch, Spanish, German, English, French or Brazilian coach.

    My Choices:
    Frans Adelaar (Dutch)
    Eddy Achterberg (Dutch - Notable)
    Co Adriaanse (Dutch)
    Stanley Menzo (Dutch - Notable)
    Thomas Rongen (Very Notable and Dutch)
    Horst Hrubesch (German - Notable)
    Dieter Eilts (German - Notable)
    Jürgen Kohler (German - Notable)
    Juan Ramón López Caro (Spanish - Notable)
    Iñaki Sáez (Spanish - Notable)
    Howard Wilkinson (English)
    Gérald Baticle (French)
    Mauro Galvão (Brazilian)

    Now if we want we can also go after a good Indian coach like..
    Gift Raikhan: Current coach of the Pune FC Academy Under-19s. He understands what it is like to be coach of a proper youth set-up and so far his Pune FC U19 guys have done well.

    And thats it. I dont really trust any other Indian coach. Maybe Khalid Jamil or Santosh Kashyap but that is it.
    ya they can give a try on santosh kashyap who has proved his talent as a good coach to get best of less known players and get some positive results if not him then may a south american or dutch or spanish coach for the job
  • spartasparta Jamshedpur FC2074 Points
    The All India Football Federation will be conducting selection trials for the inaugural U-22 Asian Cup 2013, the

    qualifiers of which kick-off on June 23, 2012. Sixty four players would be attending the trials which would be conducted by AIFF Technical Director Mr. Rob Baan and Head Coach, Youth Development, Mr. Colm Toal.

    The trials which would kick-off on March 3, and end on March 8 would be held at Pailan World School in Kolkata, where AIFF’s Developmental Team Pailan Arrows are based. The shortlisted players would be called for a Preparatory Camp later.

    Players who would be on National Duty for the AFC Challenge Cup won’t be able to attend trials.

    The 64-member list squad is as follows:

    GOALKEEPERS: Jagroop Singh (Prayag United SC); Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Jayanta Paul (both Kingfisher East Bengal); Ishan Debnath (Mumbai FC); Ravi Kumar, Sayan Roy (both Pailan Arrows), Soram Poirei Angamba (Shillong Lajong FC).

    DEFENDERS: Collin Abranches (Air India), Abhishek Das, Saikat Saha Roy (both Kingfisher East Bengal), Joy Mrong Kharraswai, Ronaldo Zothanzama (both Shillong Lajong); Sourav Chakraborty (McDowells Mohun Bagan); Akashdeep Singh, Bikramjit Singh, Arijeet Singh, Sonu Beniwal, Vishal Kumar, Souvik Ghosh, Deepak Devrani, Prathmesh Maulingkar, Pritam Kotal, Irfan Khan, Chingkhei Yumnam, Jayabrata Dhar, Ravinder Singh, Lalrozama Fanai (all Pailan Arrows); Rollingson Hungyo (Pune FC), Joyner Monte Lourenco (Sporting Clube de Goa), Manpreet, Narayan Das (both TATA Football Academy).

    MIDFIELDERS: Usman Ashik (Chirag United Kerala); Lalrindika Ralte (Churchill Brothers SC); Brian Mascarenhas, Romeo Fernandes (both Dempo SC); KSH Malemngangba Meiti, Deepak Prakash (both Hindustan Aeronautics Limited); Souvik Chakraborthy, Manish Bhargav (both McDowells Mohun Bagan); Bikramjit Singh (Sr), Ongnam Milan Singh, Sehnaj Singh, Prabir Das, Tirthankar Sarkar, Shankar S, Yaikhom Randhan Meetei, Simranjeet Singh, Siam Hangal, Pronoy Haldar (all Pailan Arrows); Ganeshan (Pune FC), Senhasis Datta (Prayag United SC), Clifton Dias (Salgaocar SC), Borges Rowllin, Niroshan Mani, Stephene Barreto (all Sporting Clube de Goa); Jonychand Singh (SESA); Shahir S (Chirag United Kerala);

    FORWARDS: Manandeep Singh (Air India); Vinod Kumar (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited); Bijendra Rai, Malswamfela, Holicharan Narzary, Alwin George, Pankaj Sona, Rajinder Kumar, Sumit Passi (all Pailan Arrows); Jeje Lalpekhlua (Pune FC); Pritam Singh (Sporting Clube de Goa).

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    Seems like we are going to have a full strength team for the tournament <!-- s:dance: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/eusa/dance.gif" alt=":dance:" title="Dance" /><!-- s:dance: -->
  • spartasparta Jamshedpur FC2074 Points
    I think there might be some talented guys in division 2 also,who can be in this list. Some players from RWFC maybe ???
  • A nice idea to scout for best U-22. Everyone is given equal chance to prove themselves. Even the selector are well reliable. All in all a good move.

    We will surely qualify for AFC U - 22. <!-- s:pray: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/eusa/pray.gif" alt=":pray:" title="Pray" /><!-- s:pray: --> <!-- s:pray: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/eusa/pray.gif" alt=":pray:" title="Pray" /><!-- s:pray: --> <!-- s:pray: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/eusa/pray.gif" alt=":pray:" title="Pray" /><!-- s:pray: -->
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