U-15 in Japan ASEAN football tournament

Date: May 29, 2009

Lao U-15 to fly to Japan !

Date: May 29, 2009

Japan          10    / Lao    0
Thailand      10   / Lao    0
Vietnam       9     / Lao     1
Cambodia    3     / Lao     3
Burma         0      / Lao     0

Date: May 29, 2009

Ok here is my forecast

Japan          3    / Lao    1
Thailand      2    / Lao    1
Vietnam       2     / Lao   2
Cambodia    0     / Lao   3
Burma         1      / Lao    1

biggrin

Date: May 29, 2009

Dakjap wrote:

Ok here is my forecast

Japan          3    / Lao    1
Thailand      2    / Lao    1
Vietnam       2     / Lao   2
Cambodia    0     / Lao   3
Burma         1      / Lao    1

ALL YOU GUYS LOOK DOWN AT LAO BOYS.. MAYBE U DON'T KNOW THAT THE SKILL OF U15 ARE NOT SO DIFFERENT BETWEEN UNDER DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPED COUTRIES..
lao will win all the opponents except japan

Date: May 29, 2009

Anonymous wrote:
ALL YOU GUYS LOOK DOWN AT LAO BOYS.. MAYBE U DON'T KNOW THAT THE SKILL OF U15 ARE NOT SO DIFFERENT BETWEEN UNDER DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPED COUTRIES..
lao will win all the opponents except japan

Yes, you are right. The Lao U 15 football is same level of South Eath Asian country but I dont know why after that are different ex. U 17 or U 21

Date: May 29, 2009

Well, let's see but I'm gonna preparing my beer and popcorn first ha............... But you must preparing tissue for your tear as well

Win or Lose is nothing important than Lao team can go to fight with Japan or Thailand so if we win they wont look down on us anymore and if we lose is just normal as we always lose and wait to fight again in the next round.

Date: May 29, 2009

Laos like to make a lie in age. When they said U-15, it means they use player of U-18 or U-19

Date: May 29, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Laos like to make a lie in age. When they said U-15, it means they use player of U-18 or U-19

do you guys know the FULL NAME of All player ( U15), i think my cousin was selected to the team.

Date: May 30, 2009

no;;lao team will be the winner of this tournament as;

Laos 1=1 Japan
Laos 2 =1 Thailand
Laos 3 =0 Combodia
Laos 2 =0 Vietnam
Laos 1=0 Myanmar

We r lao we cheer lao team hahahahhaa....go'go'go team lao...

Date: May 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

no;;lao team will be the winner of this tournament as;

Laos 1=1 Japan
Laos 2 =1 Thailand
Laos 3 =0 Combodia
Laos 2 =0 Vietnam
Laos 1=0 Myanmar

We r lao we cheer lao team hahahahhaa....go'go'go team lao...

Wake Up to the real world, man

Don't expect to much, wait you may lost face at the end

Date: May 30, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

no;;lao team will be the winner of this tournament as;

Laos 1=1 Japan
Laos 2 =1 Thailand
Laos 3 =0 Combodia
Laos 2 =0 Vietnam
Laos 1=0 Myanmar

We r lao we cheer lao team hahahahhaa....go'go'go team lao...

Wake Up to the real world, man

Don't expect to much, wait you may lost face at the end

LOST FACE IS OK BUT NOT LOST HOPE.

Date: May 30, 2009

Some people here dont know about reality that Lao U 15 and Japan U15 is not big different...

According to the result of the qualifying round of Asian U 16 Championship in 2008 they lost only 1-2 to Japanese boys..

so just what i have say... lao will have chance to beat Japan and Thai too...

Date: May 31, 2009

yeah;;;man u r right,,,i agree with u,lao team have chance to win these teams,b'coz they still be too young the skill not too different,so i think lao team can be the winner...love u lao football,,,,,
from fans in china,,,

khonthakek · Guru

it s like to select kids to fight ( 5-6 years old) and who will win? i don't think Japanese kid will kick Laotian asss,anyway, the football is like playing game, sometime Lose, sometime win, it depends on how to control the game and good form?

Date: May 31, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Laos like to make a lie in age. When they said U-15, it means they use player of U-18 or U-19

Not only Laos done for many pass decades. Now seems that you are far a way from football. Now no one or any countries could lie the age of sporter any more, they have very modern technology to check the age

Date: Jun 1, 2009

Actually laos have a lot of good player football or coccer but we don`t know them because they don`t have chance to play less equipment no field to play plus no money to buy ball plus no good coach ,actually we do have

Date: Jun 2, 2009

The schedule of football match in Japan is as follow:

6/3 (Wed)
　　09：30　Thai vs Cambodia / Laos vs Myanmar
　　11：00　Vietnam vs Japan
　　15：00　Myanmar vs Thailand / Cambodia vs Japan

6/4（Thurs）
　　09：30　Thailand vs Japan / Myanmar ー Vietnam
　　11：00　Cambodia vs Laos
　　15：00　Vietnam vs Thailand / Japan vs Laos
　　16：30　Myanmar vs Cambodia

Date: Jun 3, 2009

any one can post the score for lao team?

Date: Jun 8, 2009

Vietnamese U-15

Thai U-15, big boy

Myanmar U-15, very big boy too

Cambodian U-15, looks small

Lao U-15, look OK

The results coming soon, stay tuned !

khonthakek · Guru

cool, Lao U15 look bigger and older than other, I hope they are really U15.

Date: Jun 8, 2009

khonthakek wrote:

cool, Lao U15 look bigger and older than other, I hope they are really U15.

they all are 15+2

Date: Jun 10, 2009

khonthakek wrote:

cool, Lao U15 look bigger and older than other, I hope they are really U15.

They are real U15.
I found the result from a Cambodian blog as following, please update if some friends here get more.

U-15 in Japan ASEAN football tournament

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

- Cambodia 1-0 Thailand

- Cambodia 0-7 Japan

- Cambodia 0-3 Laos

- Cambodia 0-4 Burma

- Cambodia 1-0 Vietnam

Friendly Match:

Cambodia 2-0 Team B Japan

samakomlao · Guru

(KPL) Twenty two Lao delegates, who visited Fukushima, Japan from 1-6 June under the JENESYS programme as a part of Mekong-Japan Exchange Year 2009 event, together with the same numbers of Japan and Mekong counterparts, finished their training and friendly tournament among six nations, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan.
A three-day round robin friendly tournament along with intensive training courses were held at J-village, a national football training center in Fukushima prefecture built in 1997.

Twenty two delegation members consisting of 18 football players aged around 15 years old, team manager, head coach, assistant coach and team doctor, who belong to Lao Football Federation, fought bravely against other teams; they beat Myanmar team by a score of 2-1 and lost to Vietnam by 0-1 on 3 June and won Cambodia by 3-0 and lost to Japan by 2-0 on 4 June.

The last day's match saw another victory of Lao players over Thailand by 2-1. according to former J-league player, Lao team is very much unified. They call to each other loudest and the coaches were always with the players.

Another big programme was given to the 100 youths in Tokyo, a JFA Kokoro project programme. It was a special programme targeted teenagers, in which former Japan internationals, Mr. Tsuyoshi Kitazawa, Mr. Yasuyuki Moroyama and former Japan Under-17 international, Mr. Jun Ideguchi served as lecturers to talk about life and dreams.The youth players also attended a J-League Nabisco Cup match between Omiya Ardija and Yokohama F.Marinos in Omiya on 7 June and paid a courtesy visit on Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 8 June before leaving for Vientiane on 9 June.

It is highly expected that Lao team members take full advantage of the intensive training so as to not only prepare for the upcoming first preliminary Asia Zone, but also be a part of building a stringer friendship among the Mekong region countries and Japan.

Date: Jun 12, 2009

so according the result, Laos must have gained second in Ranking.

I told u guys before, we are not much different to to other nations when it comes to U 15

Date: Jun 12, 2009

That's because we use our 15+3 players yawn

Date: Jun 12, 2009

Are you the 1 WHO selected the players that you say 15+2?

Date: Jun 18, 2009

LAOS U15 WON RUNNER UP IN JAPAN... GOOD