It has been 3 days since the team left to Qatar but AIFF yet to give any updates. <!-- s:handgestures-thumbdown: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/handgestures/thumbdown.gif" alt=":handgestures-thumbdown:" title="Thumb Down" /><!-- s:handgestures-thumbdown: -->
With barely 11 days for the qualifiers to kick-off AIFF are yet to announce the squad,there is where AIFF s**ks balls I hate these losers for this same reason. <!-- s:violence-smack: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/violence/smack.gif" alt=":violence-smack:" title="Smack" /><!-- s:violence-smack: -->
Exactly, I bet you the AIFF just does not care anymore about the under-19's becuase they think the under-16's are 100% the future and that the u19's dont matter now.
Well actually that may be far off with what is going on but you never know
I don't think it has anything to do with it,AIFF have always been balls when it comes to media and marketing. <!-- s:violence-smack: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/violence/smack.gif" alt=":violence-smack:" title="Smack" /><!-- s:violence-smack: -->
3 years back they had worst football website which an Football Federation could have,although they changed the interface the website still managed like shit with no proper updates.It is soo poor that we can barely recognize who plays for India U-19 or U-16 team. <!-- s:violence-smack: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/violence/smack.gif" alt=":violence-smack:" title="Smack" /><!-- s:violence-smack: -->
Except for that Nilangan dude's articles there is nothing else on that crap website. <!-- s:violence-smack: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/violence/smack.gif" alt=":violence-smack:" title="Smack" /><!-- s:violence-smack: -->
Uttam rai can be a good inclusion for this side and can team up with the current under 19 play maker brendon fernandes to make a srong India u-19 side.....!! unfortunately, uttam is assigned for the afc u16....hope he finshes up his u-16 assignment with a knock out stage atleast in afc u-16 and get promoted to the u-19 side....he is just an amzing talent india has ever seen....!! truly a wonderkid...!! <!-- s:angelic-sunshine: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/angelic/sunshine.gif" alt=":angelic-sunshine:" title="Sunshine" /><!-- s:angelic-sunshine: -->
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Uttam rai can be a good inclusion for this side and can team up with the current under 19 play maker brendon fernandes to make a srong India u-19 side.....!! unfortunately, uttam is assigned for the afc u16....hope he finshes up his u-16 assignment with a knock out stage atleast in afc u-16 and get promoted to the u-19 side....he is just an amzing talent india has ever seen....!! truly a wonderkid...!! <!-- s:angelic-sunshine: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/angelic/sunshine.gif" alt=":angelic-sunshine:" title="Sunshine" /><!-- s:angelic-sunshine: -->[/quote]
Don't get to excited by 14 year old Uttam yet. There are many players that had potential but people overrate them and that player thinks he is to good at a very early age which then ruins them. (examples: many, many, english players [why hello there Mr. Rohan Ricketts who was once tipped a great career for England at the age of 18. Right now in 2011 you are 28 years old so I bet that career has come to fortune. What! No it has not! You play for Irish club Shamrock Rovers.]) Sorry about that fake conversation with Ricketts but that is an example of a player tipped for glory early on but had fallen and is currently struggling. So don't be to optimistic yet. Just remember he is only 14 years old. If he is smart off the pitch in terms of teams, practice, and how well he listens he will make it.
Uttam rai can be a good inclusion for this side and can team up with the current under 19 play maker brendon fernandes to make a srong India u-19 side.....!! unfortunately, uttam is assigned for the afc u16....hope he finshes up his u-16 assignment with a knock out stage atleast in afc u-16 and get promoted to the u-19 side....he is just an amzing talent india has ever seen....!! truly a wonderkid...!! <!-- s:angelic-sunshine: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/angelic/sunshine.gif" alt=":angelic-sunshine:" title="Sunshine" /><!-- s:angelic-sunshine: -->[/quote]
Don't get to excited by 14 year old Uttam yet. There are many players that had potential but people overrate them and that player thinks he is to good at a very early age which then ruins them. (examples: many, many, english players [why hello there Mr. Rohan Ricketts who was once tipped a great career for England at the age of 18. Right now in 2011 you are 28 years old so I bet that career has come to fortune. What! No it has not! You play for Irish club Shamrock Rovers.]) Sorry about that fake conversation with Ricketts but that is an example of a player tipped for glory early on but had fallen and is currently struggling. So don't be to optimistic yet. Just remember he is only 14 years old. If he is smart off the pitch in terms of teams, practice, and how well he listens he will make it.[/quote]
he is 15 and half now...!! just 1 year younger to u-19 star player brendon!! and wil turn 16 soon, so, anyways, he is the real needed prospect to be in u-19 and i never suggested to include him in any olympic or senior side!!! <!-- s:confusion-shrug: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/confusion/shrug.gif" alt=":confusion-shrug:" title="Shrug" /><!-- s:confusion-shrug: -->
Uttam rai can be a good inclusion for this side and can team up with the current under 19 play maker brendon fernandes to make a srong India u-19 side.....!! unfortunately, uttam is assigned for the afc u16....hope he finshes up his u-16 assignment with a knock out stage atleast in afc u-16 and get promoted to the u-19 side....he is just an amzing talent india has ever seen....!! truly a wonderkid...!! <!-- s:angelic-sunshine: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/angelic/sunshine.gif" alt=":angelic-sunshine:" title="Sunshine" /><!-- s:angelic-sunshine: -->
Don't get to excited by 14 year old Uttam yet. There are many players that had potential but people overrate them and that player thinks he is to good at a very early age which then ruins them. (examples: many, many, english players [why hello there Mr. Rohan Ricketts who was once tipped a great career for England at the age of 18. Right now in 2011 you are 28 years old so I bet that career has come to fortune. What! No it has not! You play for Irish club Shamrock Rovers.]) Sorry about that fake conversation with Ricketts but that is an example of a player tipped for glory early on but had fallen and is currently struggling. So don't be to optimistic yet. Just remember he is only 14 years old. If he is smart off the pitch in terms of teams, practice, and how well he listens he will make it.[/quote]
he is 15 and half now...!! just 1 year younger to u-19 star player brendon!! and wil turn 16 soon, so, anyways, he is the real needed prospect to be in u-19 and i never suggested to include him in any olympic or senior side!!! <!-- s:confusion-shrug: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/confusion/shrug.gif" alt=":confusion-shrug:" title="Shrug" /><!-- s:confusion-shrug: -->[/quote]
Um ya he kinda is 14. He was born on December 20th 1996. He won't turn 15 till then.
India U-19 face their Iranian counterparts on 2nd of Nov
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Ahmed India <!-- s:bow-plusone: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/bow/plusone.gif" alt=":bow-plusone:" title="PlusOne" /><!-- s:bow-plusone: -->
12:29 PM 27-Oct-2011
India drew Shandong U-19,beat Adelaide United U-19,lost 2-0 to Benfica U-19 and scored a goal against Chivas U-19 in 3-1 defeat,not just that they have been training together since 1n half years in Goa.So what the hell is Pak U-19 coach talking ???
TEHRAN: The India U-19 squad landed in Tehran at 4.30am on Friday morning for the U-19 AFC Qualifiers which kick-off on October 31. The squad arrived from Doha where they were based for the last 12 days.
Chief Coach Colm Toal said he was “happy,” to have arrived in Tehran. “It always helps when you come in early. Arriving early has its own advantages,” Colm maintained.
The boys were greeted by rain and temperatures as low as seven degrees which came in sharp contrast to the Doha climate.
“The Camp in Doha was pretty useful. We got to practice on excellent grounds which is very much essential prior to such an important Championship. The boys made full use of the facilities,” Coal added. “We need to make use of the time in Tehran and focus on our first match,” Toal quipped.
The India U-19 team even played a practice match in Doha where they beat Al – Rayyan U-19 team 4-1. Brandon Fernandes scored a hat-trick while Johny Chand Singh scored the other.
India who have been clubbed in Group C with hosts Iran, strong contenders Uzbekistan, dark horses Turkmenistan and arch-rivals Pakistan have been drawn to play their first match against play their first match against Turkmenistan on October 31.
The boys were given a day’s rest to overcome from the jet lag and will resume their practice session from Saturday.
The squad is as follows:
Goalkeepers: Ravi Kumar, Albino Gomes, Md. MoniruzzamanAnsari.
Head Coach: Colm Joseph Toal. Assistant Coaches: Francisco Bruto Da Costa & Syed Shabbir Pasha. Goalkeeping Coach: Feroze Sheriff. Physio: Vijayan Inian Lenin Manager: CM Ranjith.
Please find below the fixtures for the Championship:
Group C: Uzbekistan, Iran Pakistan, India, Turkmenistan.
Oct 31: Pakistan vs Uzbekistan – 3.30pm Oct 31: India vs Turkmenistan – 6.30pm – IST: 8.30pm
Nov 2: Pakistan vs Turkmenistan – 2pm Nov 2: Iran vs India – 6.30pm – IST: 8.30pm Nov 4: India vs Uzbekistan – 3.30pm – IST: 5.30pm
Nov 4: Turkmenistan vs Iran – 6.30pm
Nov 6: Turkmenistan vs Uzbekistan – 3.30pm
Nov 6: Iran vs Pakistan – 6.30pm Nov 8: Pakistan vs India – 3.30pm – IST: 5.30pm
Nov 8: Uzbekistan vs Iran – 6.30pm.
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Uttam rai can be a good inclusion for this side and can team up with the current under 19 play maker brendon fernandes to make a srong India u-19 side.....!! unfortunately, uttam is assigned for the afc u16....hope he finshes up his u-16 assignment with a knock out stage atleast in afc u-16 and get promoted to the u-19 side....he is just an amzing talent india has ever seen....!! truly a wonderkid...!! <!-- s:angelic-sunshine: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/angelic/sunshine.gif" alt=":angelic-sunshine:" title="Sunshine" /><!-- s:angelic-sunshine: -->[/quote]
Don't get to excited by 14 year old Uttam yet. There are many players that had potential but people overrate them and that player thinks he is to good at a very early age which then ruins them. (examples: many, many, english players [why hello there Mr. Rohan Ricketts who was once tipped a great career for England at the age of 18. Right now in 2011 you are 28 years old so I bet that career has come to fortune. What! No it has not! You play for Irish club Shamrock Rovers.]) Sorry about that fake conversation with Ricketts but that is an example of a player tipped for glory early on but had fallen and is currently struggling. So don't be to optimistic yet. Just remember he is only 14 years old. If he is smart off the pitch in terms of teams, practice, and how well he listens he will make it.
Don't get to excited by 14 year old Uttam yet. There are many players that had potential but people overrate them and that player thinks he is to good at a very early age which then ruins them. (examples: many, many, english players [why hello there Mr. Rohan Ricketts who was once tipped a great career for England at the age of 18. Right now in 2011 you are 28 years old so I bet that career has come to fortune. What! No it has not! You play for Irish club Shamrock Rovers.]) Sorry about that fake conversation with Ricketts but that is an example of a player tipped for glory early on but had fallen and is currently struggling. So don't be to optimistic yet. Just remember he is only 14 years old. If he is smart off the pitch in terms of teams, practice, and how well he listens he will make it.[/quote]
he is 15 and half now...!! just 1 year younger to u-19 star player brendon!! and wil turn 16 soon, so, anyways, he is the real needed prospect to be in u-19 and i never suggested to include him in any olympic or senior side!!! <!-- s:confusion-shrug: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/confusion/shrug.gif" alt=":confusion-shrug:" title="Shrug" /><!-- s:confusion-shrug: -->
Don't get to excited by 14 year old Uttam yet. There are many players that had potential but people overrate them and that player thinks he is to good at a very early age which then ruins them. (examples: many, many, english players [why hello there Mr. Rohan Ricketts who was once tipped a great career for England at the age of 18. Right now in 2011 you are 28 years old so I bet that career has come to fortune. What! No it has not! You play for Irish club Shamrock Rovers.]) Sorry about that fake conversation with Ricketts but that is an example of a player tipped for glory early on but had fallen and is currently struggling. So don't be to optimistic yet. Just remember he is only 14 years old. If he is smart off the pitch in terms of teams, practice, and how well he listens he will make it.[/quote]
he is 15 and half now...!! just 1 year younger to u-19 star player brendon!! and wil turn 16 soon, so, anyways, he is the real needed prospect to be in u-19 and i never suggested to include him in any olympic or senior side!!! <!-- s:confusion-shrug: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/confusion/shrug.gif" alt=":confusion-shrug:" title="Shrug" /><!-- s:confusion-shrug: -->[/quote]
Um ya he kinda is 14. He was born on December 20th 1996. He won't turn 15 till then.
Recent Results :-
Iran 4-0 Saudi Arabia
Iran 2-1 Syria
According to their fans the team is most physical ever and most of the players are above 180cm
Source :-http://www.persianfootball.com/forums/showthread.php?97611-U19-تیم-ملی-جوانان/page3
India U-19 face their Iranian counterparts on 2nd of Nov
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We Believe We Can Beat India, Says Pakistan U19 Coach Shahzad Anwar
Pakistan U19 probable footballers are being trained for preparation of the upcoming 37th AFC Under-19 Championship qualifiers slated to run from November 1-12 in Iran
Ahmed India <!-- s:bow-plusone: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/bow/plusone.gif" alt=":bow-plusone:" title="PlusOne" /><!-- s:bow-plusone: -->
12:29 PM 27-Oct-2011
India drew Shandong U-19,beat Adelaide United U-19,lost 2-0 to Benfica U-19 and scored a goal against Chivas U-19 in 3-1 defeat,not just that they have been training together since 1n half years in Goa.So what the hell is Pak U-19 coach talking ???
TEHRAN: The India U-19 squad landed in Tehran at 4.30am on Friday morning for the U-19 AFC Qualifiers which kick-off on October 31. The squad arrived from Doha where they were based for the last 12 days.
Chief Coach Colm Toal said he was “happy,” to have arrived in Tehran. “It always helps when you come in early. Arriving early has its own advantages,” Colm maintained.
The boys were greeted by rain and temperatures as low as seven degrees which came in sharp contrast to the Doha climate.
“The Camp in Doha was pretty useful. We got to practice on excellent grounds which is very much essential prior to such an important Championship. The boys made full use of the facilities,” Coal added. “We need to make use of the time in Tehran and focus on our first match,” Toal quipped.
The India U-19 team even played a practice match in Doha where they beat Al – Rayyan U-19 team 4-1. Brandon Fernandes scored a hat-trick while Johny Chand Singh scored the other.
India who have been clubbed in Group C with hosts Iran, strong contenders Uzbekistan, dark horses Turkmenistan and arch-rivals Pakistan have been drawn to play their first match against play their first match against Turkmenistan on October 31.
The boys were given a day’s rest to overcome from the jet lag and will resume their practice session from Saturday.
The squad is as follows:
Goalkeepers: Ravi Kumar, Albino Gomes, Md. MoniruzzamanAnsari.
Defenders: Bikramjit Singh, Sonu, Arijeet Singh, Pawan Kumar, Akashdeep Singh, Pritam Kotal, Edwin, Narayan Das.
Midfielders: Sehnaj Singh, Prabir Das, Pranoy Halder, Johnny Chand Singh, Tirthankar Sarkar, Sunny, Anto Xavier, Brandon Fernandes.
Forwards: Holicharan Narzary, Sumit Passi, Rajinder Kumar, Malswamfela.
Head Coach: Colm Joseph Toal.
Assistant Coaches: Francisco Bruto Da Costa & Syed Shabbir Pasha.
Goalkeeping Coach: Feroze Sheriff.
Physio: Vijayan Inian Lenin
Manager: CM Ranjith.
Please find below the fixtures for the Championship:
Group C: Uzbekistan, Iran Pakistan, India, Turkmenistan.
Oct 31: Pakistan vs Uzbekistan – 3.30pm
Oct 31: India vs Turkmenistan – 6.30pm – IST: 8.30pm
Nov 2: Pakistan vs Turkmenistan – 2pm
Nov 2: Iran vs India – 6.30pm – IST: 8.30pm
Nov 4: India vs Uzbekistan – 3.30pm – IST: 5.30pm
Nov 4: Turkmenistan vs Iran – 6.30pm
Nov 6: Turkmenistan vs Uzbekistan – 3.30pm
Nov 6: Iran vs Pakistan – 6.30pm
Nov 8: Pakistan vs India – 3.30pm – IST: 5.30pm
Nov 8: Uzbekistan vs Iran – 6.30pm.
Source :- AIFF