indian football
By bMp_IcePicK
@bMp_IcePicK (185)
India
13 responses
@ssh123 (31073)
• India
8 Oct 06
Kick present officials who are there in the helm of affiars for their own survival and not in the interest of the game. I feel those who had played in international matches should be put in the helm of affairs, because of experience. Secondly they should have 15 years plan: catch them young - take youngsters, adopt them as future players, give money to the parents of the child you have adopted till he earns by playing matches, should undergo rigorous training in football as well as other stamina biilding exercises. Youth alone can play well and aged ones should be provided off ground work.
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@remaster74 (4064)
• Greece
10 Oct 06
I'm sorry, but I don't think Indian people are ment to be footballers. It's their destiny to engage in more mental stuff than material ones. If that makes you sad, I'm sorry. That's my opinion.
@bimal10p (1218)
• India
10 Oct 06
firstly...no one is redy to play as a team...then dre is this biassing in the recruitment to the team...which in done by the selection committee...all over this its the political influence....
we should invest more money...raise the level of the club football in india...the winning of afc cup by the east bengal shows that we have the talents...
place a good platform for the young talents...and give the game as much importance which is given to the cricket...
@Schubler (1525)
• Romania
5 Oct 06
Indian football ... you mean soccer... no??
My opinion is that any sports that involves competition is strictly related to the quality of the competitors and to the off-court games and arangements... Every sport has a public side and a hidden side... the public side is to get money and to atract viewers and people at matches... the hidden side is to serve someone`s interest... usually a group so they can manage the business which all sports are... so... considering these try yourself to make a picture of who is indian surving and what are the expectations of the one`s they serve... cause saying that they serve a public is nothing but a marketing idea... and not the truth...
@Lackingstyle (7509)
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5 Oct 06
Shh has exactly the right mentality. To be really successful you need to be catching young players and setting them up for life, a lot of growth in football happens at a young age. Most clubs in England won’t consider accepting anyone that hasn’t been with them since 6 upwards these days, to get into football you have to start young.
@poochakutty (186)
• India
8 Oct 06
india donot have gud no. of gud players in the field of football
@kunalsp (427)
• India
10 Oct 06
Indian football team has got nothing right. The players are not fit enough to compete other nations. Recently Indian football team digested 7 goals from Saudi Arab. Among the 7 goals the five goals came after half time. This shows that the team has no power.
@mindless_body (100)
• India
5 Oct 06
i think nothing right with it. evrywhere is poliyics noone plays for his country everyone plays for money