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« on: October 07, 2011, 07:24:02 PM » |
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Chonburi FC represent Thailand for Danon Cup under 12 at Santiago Bernabu, Madrid, Spain. Chonburi FC won first two game by beating Australia side and Italy side 2-0 in both games. Today they will play against Russia. Thai representation is in Group B along with Russia, Portugal, Italy, and Australia Group A : Japan, Belgium, Netherlands, Tunisia, Uruguay Group B : Russia, Portugal, Italy, Thailand, Australia Group C : Argentina, Poland, Ukraine, Senegal, Haiti Group D : Brazil, Turkey, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Guatemala Group E : France, Switzerland, Belarus, Morocco, USA Group F : Mexico, Czech rep, Indonesia, China, Chile Group G : Spain, Ireland, England, South Korea, New Zeland Group H : South Africa, Germany, Bulgaria, Algeria, Canada Group B Play Point Russia 3 9 Thailand 2 6 Italy 3 3 Portugal 2 0 Australia 2 0   Credit : facebook Chonburi FC |
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charade_2010
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« Reply #1 on: October 07, 2011, 08:08:37 PM » |
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Well, I have never heard about this tournament yet  Thank you very much for the news and keep updating it , bro .  |
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Bubertov
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« Reply #2 on: October 08, 2011, 12:28:38 PM » |
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Trailer of this competition
      Yesterday, Chonburi drew to Russia, 0-0 drew to Portugal 1-1. The young shark will go to next round with 8 points after Russia who has 10 points. Check out full table at http://www.danonenationscup.com/en/resultsThey will play with Japanese kids today. These kids has been training by Witthaya Lhaokul, Chonburi FC Head Coach. More information of this competition: http://www.danonenationscup.com/ |
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Bubertov
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« Reply #3 on: October 08, 2011, 11:42:27 PM » |
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The young shark reached the finalFor group B hilight:
After qualified from Group B, the young shark, Chonburi FC u12, won over Japan with 1-0 and qualified to quarter finals. Then won over Canada with the same result and again 1-0 over Chile in semi finals and reached to the final. The final game will play against Brazil who beat Russia with 2-1. This game will play at Real Madrid Stadium, Statiago Bernabeu. I really impressed with the pictures below. Spirit is really importance than winning. Mourinho or any famous should learn from these kids. I want to see this in every games.    
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charade_2010
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« Reply #4 on: October 09, 2011, 12:11:46 AM » |
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The young shark reached the finalFor group B hilight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QWN2zY-VJkAfter qualified from Group B, the young shark, Chonburi FC u12, won over Japan with 1-0 and qualified to quarter finals. Then won over Canada with the same result and again 1-0 over Chile in semi finals and reached to the final. The final game will play against Brazil who beat Russia with 2-1. This game will play at Real Madrid Stadium, Statiago Bernabeu. Well done, Thai kids  It's impossible for any Thai players to play in Premier League (England) because of the strict codes of it's FA, but hopefully these boys will be sighted by any European recruiter's beautiful eyes someday later ...  |
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Bubertov
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« Reply #5 on: October 09, 2011, 12:48:07 AM » |
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These kid would be a future of Thai football and Chonburi FC. Now Thailand has a football league and these kids would make it stronger and stronger. If they continue working hard, one day their effort will return to them and their dream will come true.
Good facilities and good trainer really help these kids play football in the right way.
Keep going Coach Heng!!!!! I have faith in you.
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« Reply #6 on: October 09, 2011, 07:19:38 AM » |
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These kid would be a future of Thai football and Chonburi FC. Now Thailand has a football league and these kids would make it stronger and stronger. If they continue working hard, one day their effort will return to them and their dream will come true.
Good facilities and good trainer really help these kids play football in the right way.
Keep going Coach Heng!!!!! I have faith in you.
You have their full squad, bro ? |
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Bubertov
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« Reply #7 on: October 09, 2011, 12:46:34 PM » |
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Be the number one in Thailand  Primary Round  
Road to final  Thailand 1 - 0 Japan
Thailand 1 - 0 Canada http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8Ncl9mNm2Thailand 1 - 0 Chile
Final
Santiago Bernabue  The full history of this tournament http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danone_Nations_CupThese kids has been trained by Coach Heng, Chonburi head coach and Hertha Berlin and Gamba Osaka ex-player. Coach Heng wake up every 5 am to train these kids. He refused to be a head coach of J2 sides, Tottori and Yokohama FC to stay with these kids. Hopefully, the seeds he planed, the sweat he lost would grow and be strong root of Thai football. You have their full squad, bro ?
I dont have it right now but I think after the kids come back there will be a lot of information on the internet. |
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« Reply #8 on: October 09, 2011, 08:10:48 PM » |
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Thailand 0-4 Brazil.
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Bubertov
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« Reply #9 on: October 09, 2011, 08:41:59 PM » |
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Thailand 0-4 Brazil.
Even though, they lost I'm still proud of them.  Good job young men!!! The Brazilian team is from Fluminense Academy,the team that produced Romario, Thiago Silva, Deco and so many famous Brazilian players. |
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« Reply #10 on: October 09, 2011, 11:13:19 PM » |
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Is this the first time Thailand's ever joined in this cup ? If not, can you give me their honours in the past ?  |
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« Reply #11 on: October 09, 2011, 11:19:38 PM » |
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Is this the first time Thailand's ever joined in this cup ? If not, can you give me their honours in the past ? Yes, this is the first time. This is the history of this cup. http://www.rsssf.com/tablesd/danone.html |
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« Reply #12 on: October 09, 2011, 11:26:45 PM » |
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Is this the first time Thailand's ever joined in this cup ? If not, can you give me their honours in the past ? Yes, this is the first time. This is the history of this cup. http://www.rsssf.com/tablesd/danone.htmlWhat an excellent honour for such a newcomer, especially they came from ASEAN !  What are the conditions to be allowed joining in this cup ? |
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« Reply #13 on: October 10, 2011, 12:28:33 AM » |
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Is this the first time Thailand's ever joined in this cup ? If not, can you give me their honours in the past ? Yes, this is the first time. This is the history of this cup. http://www.rsssf.com/tablesd/danone.htmlWhat an excellent honour for such a newcomer, especially they came from ASEAN ! What are the conditions to be allowed joining in this cup ? They picked the countries. I'm not sure what base on but I think the potential is one of the factors. First they find the winner of each countries(40 countries around the world) then the winner of each country go to Spain to find the best of the world. Before Chonburi went to Spain, they won the Danon Cup in Thailand. Fluminese Academy won Danon Cup in Brazil. And so on. |
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« Reply #14 on: October 10, 2011, 06:51:20 AM » |
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With having this credit, I think Thailand will be invited next year.  |
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« Reply #15 on: October 10, 2011, 09:34:26 AM » |
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It was a great effort by our youngsters. I expect they'll get a special welcome when they return home.  |
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« Reply #16 on: October 16, 2011, 05:51:17 PM » |
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BABY SHARKS MAKE A SPLASH IN SPAIN 
The Chonburi Football Academy team shot to fame on the international stage last week when they represented Thailand and reached the final of the 12th Danone Nations Cup World Finals 2011 in Spain.
A debutant in the 40-team tournament for under-12 players, the Chonburi team upset many big nations before losing 4-0 to Brazil in the final at the Santiago Bernabeu – home of Real Madrid CF.
“I am still frustrated when I see the tape of the match against Brazil,” said Witthaya Laohakul, who oversees the academy.
“We lost because our players were nervous and could not play like they did in training.”
In the group stage, Thailand defeated Italy 2-0 and beat Australia by the same score line as they began with a flourish. They then managed to get a scoreless draw with Russia in a tense encounter before they held Portugal to a 1-1 draw.
The Thais finished second in their group with eight points, two behind Russia.
In the final round of 16, the Thai kids stunned Japan 1-0 and saw off Canada by the same margin in the next round. In the semi-finals, they toppled Chile 1-0.
Thailand were one of the four Asian teams who reached the second round with the other three being Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia.
According to coach Supakorn Noi-ma, who travelled with the team to Spain, his kids showed their class against many good teams despite their physical disadvantage.
But he admitted that he was sad to see his boys being well beaten by Brazil.
“Playing in the final at the Santiago Bernabeu in front of a huge crowd made our boys nervous and this cost us dearly,” he said.
Witthaya, who is affectionately called coach Heng, did not join the trip to Spain. He said the win over Japan was the most impressive because Japan knew the Thai kids well.
“I was approached to set up an academy for a football club in Japan but I turned down the offer and then started our own at Chonburi FC,” said Witthaya, a former player and coach with Japanese clubs.
Chonburi FC launched their academy three years ago and Witthaya introduced a six-year (2010-2016) plan last year.
Children who are 10 years old or older can join the programme but first they must prove that they are skilful.
Speed and physical strength are required for those who want to join the academy and in some cases the kids’ family background will be considered, he said.
Apart from those who directly go to the club, Chonburi scouts will help find talented young players at football tournaments around the country.
“They will be tested every six months and those who fail to pass a test will be sent home,” said Witthaya, a former national coach.
The academy currently has 44 children in three different age groups – 12-year-old, 13-years-old and 14-years-old. Daily training starts from 6am to 8am in the morning and then 7pm to 9pm in the evening.
The club pays all fees including those for the trainees.
Apart from training and competing in Thailand, these players will play at least 12 matches in tournaments overseas every year to gain experience and mental toughness.
“It is important for them to play overseas so they can learn how to make a decision under pressure,” he said.
Witthaya is confident that if these kids are trained according to his plan they would be able to play for foreign clubs or be Chonburi players in the future.
“I want to see them grow and play at big clubs abroad – especially those in Europe,” he said.
“At least, they must be good enough to play for Chonburi FC, Sri Racha FC or Pattaya United.”
Claiming that his academy is the best in the country, Witthaya said he had tried to build similar academies around the country but his idea was rejected by the Football Association of Thailand (FAT).
“I proposed my academy idea to the FAT when I was their technical chief,” added Witthaya.
But Witthaya will surely have the last laugh if his ‘Baby Sharks’ keep making progress and become the country’s top players in the future. |
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