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Yearly Archives: 2011

NO OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION YET ON BID

2011, Latest News, Timor LesteBy Editor AFFJanuary 19, 2011Leave a comment

DILI (19 Jan 2011) – The Asean Football Federation (AFF) have not received any official notification from ASEAN with regards to the bid proposal for the 2030 FIFA World Cup to be hosted by nations in the Southeast Asian region. As a result the AFF, an organisation comprising 11 nations in Southeast Asia, are unable…

WEISS: WE MUST BEAT MONGOLIA COMFORTABLY

2011, Latest News, PhilippinesBy Editor AFFJanuary 19, 2011Leave a comment

MANILA (19 Jan 2011) – Hans Michael Weiss arrived in Manila this week to take over as the new chief coach of the Philippines and at once declared that the team has to comfortably beat Mongolia before they can plan for the future. The Philippines will take on Mongolia in a two-game qualifying round for…

MYANMAR NATIONAL LEAGUE 2011 BEGAN LAST WEEKEND

2011, Latest News, MyanmarBy Editor AFFJanuary 19, 2011Leave a comment

YANGON (19 Jan 2011) – The 2011 edition of the Myanmar National League (MNL) Grand Royal kicked off at the Thuwunna Youth Training Center (YTC) last Saturday before a rousing spectatorship of more than 10,000 screaming fans. In the opener, Yangon United began their season on the right note when they edged out Nay Pyi…

AGREEMENT REACHED OVER V-LEAGUE BROADCASTING

2011, Latest News, VietnamBy Editor AFFJanuary 18, 2011Leave a comment

HANOI (18 Jan 2011) – Vietnam Television (VTV) and Vietnam Cable Television (VCTV) have reached an agreement to V-League’s broadcasting rights – after two weeks of negotiations with cable TV provider Audio Vision Global (AVG). Under the agreed terms, VTV will broadcast ‘live’ 20 out 91 matches of the V-League while VCTV said they will…

ASEAN MULL FIFA WORLD CUP HOSTING IN 2030

2011, Latest News, ThailandBy Editor AFFJanuary 17, 2011Leave a comment

BANGKOK (18 Jan 2011) – ASEAN foreign ministers have agreed to propose to the grouping’s leadership that the region host the FIFA World Cup in 2030 as a group, diplomatic sources say. The foreign ministers, who are meeting in Lombok, Indonesia, would submit a formal and detailed plan for approval by the ASEAN leaders when…

HOUGANG HOPE FOR CHANGE IN FORTUNES WITH NEW NAME

2011, Latest News, SingaporeBy Editor AFFJanuary 17, 2011Leave a comment

SINGAPORE (17 Jan 2011) – Hougang United FC are hoping that their recent change in name will translate into a change in fortunes when the new S-League 2011 season kick-off next month. It is the fourth time that the Hougang Stadium-based team has changed their name since they began their professional debut as Marine Castle…

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