damn why ppl hate on nepal so much, from what i saw in saff 2011 they were probably best team in tournament, afg vs nepal in semifinals was controlled by nepal but we got lucky and scored at the end
damn why ppl hate on nepal so much, from what i saw in saff 2011 they were probably best team in tournament, afg vs nepal in semifinals was controlled by nepal but we got lucky and scored at the end
<br><div><br></div><div>I think apart from India every other team is best in SAFF. sometimes Nepal, sometimes Maldives, sometimes Afghanistan </div>
<div><br></div><div>haha....i wonder which game are we talking about here</div>
<br><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>For just an example:go and see nehru cup where indian team cant score against nepal but were in pressure in that match....india can win other team easily but i always dought against nepal in recent days.(nepal team though has not done any preparaton and player were enjoying holiday that time,,,,still they participate the tournament) </div>
damn why ppl hate on nepal so much, from what i saw in saff 2011 they were probably best team in tournament, afg vs nepal in semifinals was controlled by nepal but we got lucky and scored at the end
<br><div><br></div><div>I think apart from India every other team is best in SAFF. sometimes Nepal, sometimes Maldives, sometimes Afghanistan </div>
<br><div>I dont think too high of indian NT football because my expectations are higher for them, they shouldnt even be in competing with countries SAFF countries, let me tell you why:</div><div>India has alot more money than any other country in SAFF</div><div>and most of all india has a billion fricken ppl, that alot, how hard is it to find talent from that many people.</div><div>so again not that i think they are a bad team just have higher expectations of them</div><div>BTW i said nepal was best in 2011, 2 years ago, and i never said maldives were the best, and honest to God i believe Afghanistan are the best team in saff CURRENTLY.</div>
It is actualy hard to find talent from a billion people than 10 or 20 Million. Also there isn't any law of football talent that , there will 1 talented footballer/Million.
And if more money and bigger population gives more talent then China should atleast be dominating Asia if not the world.
<br></p><p>i was goona reply to @striker... its like asking how hard is it to find 1000 grains of red sand in a million grains of sand spread across a vast area??? .</p><p>India is a huge country, it not easy to go and just find some talent, maybe possible in large cities or towns but quite difficult to do in rural areas.</p>
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<br><div><br></div><div>I think apart from India every other team is best in SAFF. sometimes Nepal, sometimes Maldives, sometimes Afghanistan
<br><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>For just an example:go and see nehru cup where indian team cant score against nepal but were in pressure in that match....india can win other team easily but i always dought against nepal in recent days.(nepal team though has not done any preparaton and player were enjoying holiday that time,,,,still they participate the tournament) </div>
<br><div>I dont think too high of indian NT football because my expectations are higher for them, they shouldnt even be in competing with countries SAFF countries, let me tell you why:</div><div>India has alot more money than any other country in SAFF</div><div>and most of all india has a billion fricken ppl, that alot, how hard is it to find talent from that many people.</div><div>so again not that i think they are a bad team just have higher expectations of them</div><div>BTW i said nepal was best in 2011, 2 years ago, and i never said maldives were the best, and honest to God i believe Afghanistan are the best team in saff CURRENTLY.</div>
<br></p><p>i was goona reply to @striker... its like asking how hard is it to find 1000 grains of red sand in a million grains of sand spread across a vast area??? .</p><p>India is a huge country, it not easy to go and just find some talent, maybe possible in large cities or towns but quite difficult to do in rural areas.</p>