i expect they change their names of club to city based names...to poularize
+1 for you man!
But ya I agree. I am actually hoping though that the Goan clubs wake up and combine into 1 club, thus making it 2 clubs in I-League from Goa (Goan Rovers FC and Sporting Goa) So combine Churchill Brothers, Salgaocar, and Dempo.
if not all three then may be one can join with scg , then another with vasco and churchill can try their luck in bangalore with a bangalore united or something...so that it will be easier for them to manage the club as well
I think that would take some major talks with the owners if they are to move to say Bangalore. The companies the owners run are mainly ran in Goa and they are set on making football work in Goa but they dont know that Goa is a small state (thus small market) and really should be 1 club but 2 can work too.
IPFCA is mainly created to lobby against AIFF when they start implementing strict norms wothout improving the ground realities. The name changes of clubs etc are personal club agendas. IPFCA will have nothing to do with it. As far as merger is concerned, I see that as an impossibility.
The main goal of IPFCA is to claim major stake in the organization/running of I-League
IPFCA is mainly created to lobby against AIFF when they start implementing strict norms wothout improving the ground realities. The name changes of clubs etc are personal club agendas. IPFCA will have nothing to do with it. As far as merger is concerned, I see that as an impossibility.
The main goal of IPFCA is to claim major stake in the organization/running of I-League
IPFCA is mainly created to lobby against AIFF when they start implementing strict norms wothout improving the ground realities. The name changes of clubs etc are personal club agendas. IPFCA will have nothing to do with it. As far as merger is concerned, I see that as an impossibility.
The main goal of IPFCA is to claim major stake in the organization/running of I-League
Why cant you see that.
because these corporate/politicians are more like "frog in the well" and are not good enough to take the challenge and try something different like merger or diff location..
all they want is benefit without much innovative works from them
IPFCA is mainly created to lobby against AIFF when they start implementing strict norms wothout improving the ground realities. The name changes of clubs etc are personal club agendas. IPFCA will have nothing to do with it. As far as merger is concerned, I see that as an impossibility.
The main goal of IPFCA is to claim major stake in the organization/running of I-League
Why cant you see that.
because these corporate/politicians are more like "frog in the well" and are not good enough to take the challenge and try something different like merger or diff location..
all they want is benefit without much innovative works from them
And thus another reason for the need of the AFC Criteria AND the I-League Criteria. You need willing owners (and there are who want to be in the league) that when they need to move, WILL MOVE.
In a way though it is good. At least Nabi can get some bloody game time under his belt. He is still one of our best players in India and we need him during this rebuilding process.
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I think that would take some major talks with the owners if they are to move to say Bangalore. The companies the owners run are mainly ran in Goa and they are set on making football work in Goa but they dont know that Goa is a small state (thus small market) and really should be 1 club but 2 can work too.
The main goal of IPFCA is to claim major stake in the organization/running of I-League
Why cant you see that.
because these corporate/politicians are more like "frog in the well" and are not good enough to take the challenge and try something different like merger or diff location..
all they want is benefit without much innovative works from them
And thus another reason for the need of the AFC Criteria AND the I-League Criteria. You need willing owners (and there are who want to be in the league) that when they need to move, WILL MOVE.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/i-league/Md-Sporting-snap-ties-with-IPFCA/articleshow/24893031.cms