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Post by Holyjoe on Dec 7, 2004 20:17:06 GMT -5
They've made this already... Full drawGroup A 1 Pas FC (Iran) 2 Police Club (Iraq) 3 Al Salmia SC (Kuwait) 4 Al Rayyan Sports Club (Qatar) Group B 1 Al Ain Club (UAE) 2 Sepahan (Iran) 3 Al Shabab Club (Saudi Arabia) 4 Al Wahda Club (Syria) Group C 1 Nefftchi Fergana (Uzbekistan) 2 Al Ahli Club (UAE) 3 Sadd Sports Club (Qatar) 4 Al Kuwait SC (Kuwait) Group D 1 Zawra'a Club (Iraq) 2 Pakhtakor FC (Uzbekistan) 3 Al Jaish Club (Syria) 4 Al Ahli Club (Saudi Arabia) Group E 1 Shenzhen Jianlibo (China) 2 Korea League Champion3 Hoang Anh Gia Lai (Vietnam) 4 Jubilo Iwata (Japan) Group F 1 BEC Tero Sasana (Thailand) 2 China Cup Champion 3 Japan League Champion 4 Indonesia Cup Champion Group G 1 Korean FA Cup winners2 Krung Thai Bank (Thailand) 3 Indonesia League Champion 4 Hoalam - Binh Dinh (Vietnam) Group matches start on March 9th 2005. ------------------------------------- Either Pohang or Suwon are going to have a bloody hard time in their group, with Jubilo Iwata and Shenzhen to compete with. The FA Cup winners appear to have the easier group... |
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Post by toohyper on Dec 7, 2004 21:52:31 GMT -5
Group E looks tough with Jubilo. And that chinese club shenzhen isn't that bad either.
If Suwon wins the K-League though, my money would be on Suwon to top the group. But Jubilo is tough...really tough
Group G looks like a pancake though. Just put Gwangju or Bucheon there and they will advance ;D
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Post by SteveW on Dec 7, 2004 22:10:58 GMT -5
The current Jubilo team are rank. Suwon should trounce them unless they improve significantly between now and whenever they play.
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Post by Holyjoe on Dec 16, 2004 8:49:49 GMT -5
This is the match schedule for Suwon next year:
09/03/05: Hoang Anh Gia Lai (A)
16/03/05: Shenzhen Jianlibo (H)
06/04/05: Jubilo Iwata (A)
20/04/05: Jublio Iwata (H)
11/05/05: Hoang Anh Gia Lai (H)
25/05/05: Shenzhen Jianlibo (A)
If they make it through, then these are the other dates:
Quarter-finals: 14/09/05 and 21/09/05
Semi-finals: 28/09/05 and 12/10/05
Final: 26/10/05 and 02/11/05
I guess the schedule will be pretty much the same for whoever wins the FA Cup.
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Post by Beijinglion on Jan 3, 2005 0:43:23 GMT -5
Shenzhan Jianlibao started their pre-season training in Hainan Island,preparing for the A3 cup & ACL, Li Weifeng & Li Ming took back their transfer application, Zheng Bin left Shenzhen to join Wuhan Dragons Huanghelou, & Zheng Zhi seems to play for Shandong Luneng Taishan, Former China NT player Zhang Xiaorui & former China U-23 team player Wang Xinxin seems to join Shenzhen Jianlibao
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Post by Holyjoe on Mar 8, 2005 7:12:21 GMT -5
Free entry for Busan fans tomorrow night for their match against Binh Dinh...
Woo.
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Post by meat on Mar 8, 2005 21:38:53 GMT -5
...sorry, but can someone please explain these two statements further...
"Either Pohang or Suwon are going to have a bloody hard time in their group, with Jubilo Iwata and Shenzhen to compete with. The FA Cup winners appear to have the easier group... "
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"I guess the schedule will be pretty much the same for whoever wins the FA Cup"
i dont get it as last season the Steelers lost the K-League final - so therfore wont be playing in the Asian Champions league???
...and as Busan already won the FA Cup - arent they the team that have already qualified?
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Post by meat on Mar 8, 2005 22:40:23 GMT -5
hmmm - sorry, ive actually taken the time to properly read all the (dated) posts now...my mistake - just had my hopes up and suddenly thought that somehow Pohang had obtained a place in the Champions League...however, not so - shame, as i wouldve loved to have gone on a tour of asia watching them play some games (if its weekend matches)...now ive worked it out tho, im not so interested in following Suwon or Busan...
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Post by meat on Mar 8, 2005 22:44:00 GMT -5
Free entry for Busan fans tomorrow night for their match against Binh Dinh... Woo. ...do u know if there is any plans (Columbian perhaps) for free tickets for the away legs and/or discounted airfare packages to the likes of Vietnam/Thailand/Indonesia...Busan or not - it would be quality...? |
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Post by SteveW on Mar 9, 2005 0:09:24 GMT -5
...do u know if there is any plans (Columbian perhaps) for free tickets for the away legs and/or discounted airfare packages to the likes of Vietnam/Thailand/Indonesia...Busan or not - it would be quality...? I'm pretty sure none of those will be weekend matches but I could be proved wrong. |
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Post by Holyjoe on Mar 9, 2005 6:58:19 GMT -5
Yeah sorry, wanted to cut down on the number of new threads with my name on it (  ) so I dragged up a pretty old thread... Anyway, today's results: Hoang Anh Gia Lai 1-5 Suwon Busan 8-0 Binh Dinh Nadson, Mato Neretljak, Park Kon-ha and Ahn Hyo-yun (2) scored for Suwon. Dunno who scored for Busan though, but that's a pretty good evening for the Korean sides. Shenzhen Jianlibao beat Jubilo Iwata 1-0 earlier, and Suwon face Shenzhen at the Big Bird on the 16th. A win in that game would have Suwon sitting pretty comfortably at the top of the table  |
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Post by Holyjoe on Mar 9, 2005 7:17:52 GMT -5
As far as I can tell, Busan's goals were scored by Luciano, Felix, Bae Hyo-sung, Luciano, Popo, Felix, Kim Yoo-jin and an own goal (in that order).
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Post by SteveW on Mar 9, 2005 22:34:57 GMT -5
Yeah sorry, wanted to cut down on the number of new threads with my name on it ( ) so I dragged up a pretty old thread... Anyway, today's results: Hoang Anh Gia Lai 1-5 Suwon Busan 8-0 Binh Dinh Nadson, Mato Neretljak, Park Kon-ha and Ahn Hyo-yun (2) scored for Suwon. Dunno who scored for Busan though, but that's a pretty good evening for the Korean sides. Shenzhen Jianlibao beat Jubilo Iwata 1-0 earlier, and Suwon face Shenzhen at the Big Bird on the 16th. A win in that game would have Suwon sitting pretty comfortably at the top of the table Yokohama Marinos lost their match too, 1-0 at home to their Chinese opponents, Shandong Luneng. Looks like Suwon and Busan were the big winners, who knows what the opposition was like though. |
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Post by Holyjoe on Mar 16, 2005 7:35:06 GMT -5
Suwon 0-0 Shenzhen Jianlibao
Krung Thai Bank 0-2 Busan I'Park
Group E
Suwon 4
Shenzhen 4
Jubilo 3
Hoang Ahn 0
Group G
Busan 6
Krung Thai 3
Persebaya 1
Binh Dinh 1
Good win for Busan, puts them top of their group with 6 points and a +10 goal difference.
Poor result for Suwon at home, especially as Shenzhen had a bloke sent off after 60 minutes (though the commentators reckoned he'd been substituted and it took them a while to realise there were only 10 guys on the pitch). Sandro came on as a sub for his first game since returning to Suwon but didn't do much - at the end of the game they had Nadson, Sandro, Ahn Hyo-yun and Kim Dong-hyun all upfront but they just couldn't bloody score.
I don't know why Cha lets Kim Jin-woo crack efforts in from 25 yards all the time - the bloke has scored exactly two goals in over 260 games for Suwon because he can't hit the bloody target!
Suwon away to Jublio Iwata next with Busan home against the Indonesians... Suwon really could have done with winning tonight. Ooops.
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Post by Beijinglion on Mar 16, 2005 8:06:04 GMT -5
Shenzhen is really Lucky in this match, Suwon Prove they are the best club in Asia again, good Luck against Japanese blokes, and be careful Jubilo is another Dirty team!
BTW is this Sandro the one who had been played for Al Ain in 2003 season and scored against Dalian Shide thice?
and the former Suwon player Urumov is now in China and Probably will Join Tianjin Teda he is now training with the team in Shanghai
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) so I dragged up a pretty old thread...