Skip to main content

From the Tofu Bowl

Search This Blog

Home
News
Videos
About Us
Contact Us
Shop

Posts

FC Seoul stay in the K League 1

Posted by Owain1875 on December 09, 2018

Busan IPark FC Seoul K League South Korea

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Daegu win the Korean FA Cup

Posted by Owain1875 on December 09, 2018

Daegu Korean FA Cup South Korea

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Keisuke Honda still going strong down under

Posted by Owain1875 on December 09, 2018

Japan Keisuke Honda

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Son makes it 100

Posted by Owain1875 on December 07, 2018

Son Heung-min South Korea Tottenham Hotspur

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

FC Seoul in poll position to stay in K League 1

Posted by Owain1875 on December 07, 2018

K League South Korea

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

China defeat Taiwan and advance to the final round of the East Asian Championship

Posted by Mark Henderson on December 05, 2018

China EAFF EAFF E1 Taiwan Women's Football

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Yūya Ōsako impressing in Germany

Posted by Owain1875 on December 04, 2018

Germany Japan Yūya Ōsako

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

FC Seoul in relegation fight

Posted by Mark Henderson on December 04, 2018

Busan IPark FC Seoul K-League South Korea

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

China and Taiwan win on second day of Women's East Asian Championships

Posted by Mark Henderson on December 04, 2018

China EAFF Championship EAFF E1 Taiwan Women's Football

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Taiwan beat China in AFC U20 futsal qualifiers

Posted by Mark Henderson on December 03, 2018

AFC Futsal China Mongolia Taiwan

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

David Villa heads to the J League

Posted by Mark Henderson on December 01, 2018

David Villa J-League Japan Vissel Kobe

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Women's East Asian Championship Round 2 - Day 1

Posted by Mark Henderson on December 01, 2018

China EAFF Hong Kong Mongolia Taiwan Women's Football

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Archive

December 201812
November 201818
October 201817
September 201850
August 201886
July 201853
June 201879
May 201853
April 201843
March 201843

February 201838
January 201844
December 201727
November 201729
October 20173

Show more Show less

Report Abuse

Popular Posts

The CTFA fail again to market an event

The CTFA’s marketing strategy continues to be unsuccessful

The CTFA (Chinese Taipei Football Association) have known that they will be hosting the East Asian Championship second round for some time now, and have made very little effort to get the word out to the Taiwanese public about this event. This has been reflected in an abysmal turnout that has been reflected in the attendance at the games.
People aren’t aware that games are being played, the onus for them to be made aware must fall at the feet of the CTFA. There is a theory that they don’t care if 10 people or 10,000 people are there and the fact not much effort was put into to trying to get more people to attend the matches seems to back that theory up. Taiwanese people aren’t even aware they have a football team This is a fundamental failure in my opinion, have you ever been to any country in the world that isn’t aware they have a football team? It’s unheard of, this again points back to the theory that the CTFA don’t care if pe…

What is wrong with Football in China?

In the last few years, we have seen insane amounts of money pumped into club football in China. Although we are now at a stage were the Chinese Super League (CSL) wants to survive on its own merit and not due to superstars attracting crowds. This has been seen in many ways as the Chinese look to expand their game with talent from within. It appears, however, with every step they make to improve Chinese football these, in fact, make the league worse.

Hong Kong qualify for the final round of the East Asian Championships

Hong Kong get to the final round for the first time in 8 years Hong Kong has become the first team for eight years to stop North Korea from getting to the final round of the EAFF (East Asian Football Federation) Championship. They had to play a round robin of 3 matches to qualify, and those games were played against Taiwan, Mongolia and North Korea.
Every team would have fancied their chances of beating Mongolia before the tournament started, with them being the lowest ranked team in this round of the competition, so the two key results for Hong Kong had to come against Taiwan in their opening game, and North Korea in their second match of the competition. Defeating Taiwan 2-1, and holding North Korea to a 0-0 draw was vital in them being in the position they found themselves in going into the final game against Mongolia, where they had to attack from start to finish to outscore North Korea and advance to the final round. With Gary White in charge who is known for his attacking style …

Powered by Blogger