@MYRANDOMLIFE95
Ay okay lang yan! Go lang nang go kahit may girlfriend siya :))
@ORIGINALSINCE94
He’s injured :)
MYRANDOMLIFE95
He has a girlfriend
@ANON
Hahahahaha yeah the second anon answered the first anon =))
@ANON
Where’s the continuation of yer opinion? :>…
Kick some balls, score a goal and get a taste of Misagh-lpicao with a Dan-dy Shandy! Now that’s something you can expect to say after a visit to the Azkals Sports Bar at The Fort Strip.
How about pairing a Chieffy Southwest Jalapeno Burger with an Alexander the Shake and Carlie-Mari on the side, while staring at a greater than life-sized Chieffy Caligdong striking a pose on the wall?
A haven for the hungry and home of the Azkals and football fans, aficionados or just families brooding in the area, the Azkals Sports Bar combines the vibrant bar atmosphere with fantastic food—topped with that football vibe that has been sweeping the country stronger than any Premier League move. No doubt the Philippine National Football Team has captured a goal in every Filipino’s heart, and the sports bar just provides a common venue for futboleros and families to dine, chill, shoot goals, and of course, watch the games on screen.
(Source: azkalsunited)
Thank you so much to the Powerade Team, Keren Pascual and everybody that’s involve with this campaign. From flying to London just to shoot him to arranging this event because he wasn’t able to come to the grand launch and for being understanding and flexible to Neil bec. of his schedule. We’re very grateful.
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MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine Azkals will leave early for Kathmandu, Nepal to acclimatize and familiarize themselves with the environs of the high-altitude site for the AFC Challenge Cup group stages next month.
According to Philippine Football Federation president Nonong Araneta, the Azkals will pack their bags for the Nepalese capital on March 2, a good one week before they kick off their campaign in Group B against defending champion North Korea at the Halchowk Stadium.
“It’s a high altitude city so they have to be there early to acclimatize,” Araneta told The STAR yesterday.
Kathmandu has an elevation of about 1,400 meters (4,600 feet) above sea level, with an average temperature of 7.5 to 24.3 degrees Celcius during the month of March.
“I requested to go early, five or six days ahead of original schedule, to get used to the high altitude,” Azkals coach Michael Weiss said during the UAAP football finals.
The Azkals, bogged by lack of time to gather the players for training under Weiss, are in a “group of death” in the Challenge Cup.
After North Korea, the Azkals will take on 2008 champion India on March 11 at Dashrath Stadium, and then 2006 titlist Tajikistan on March 13 at Halchowk Stadium, eyeing to finish in the top 2 in the group to advance to the semis.
But before embarking on their bid in the Challenge Cup, an international competition among emerging nations, the Azkals (156th in the world) will face a big test in a Fifa friendly against ASEAN powerhouse Malaysia Tigers (150th) tomorrow night at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium.
“It will be a massive test for us to see where we stand at the moment,” first choice custodian Neil Etheridge said in a report on ABS-CBN.
The Tigers are preparing to repeat as Suzuki Cup kings later in the year, and in their buildup, decided to pit skills with the Azkals, a side that made a breakthrough performance in the 2010 tourney. The Azkals reached the semis for the first time ever in the last Suzuki Cup, sparking the sport’s renaissance in the country.
“Obviously getting to the semifinals two years ago was a massive achievement for us and we want to continue progressing and making steps in the right direction,” Etheridge said.
SOURCE: ABS-CBN News
Posted at 02/15/2012 6:23 PM | Updated as of 02/15/2012 6:23 PMMANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Azkals improved their rank a notch higher in the latest FIFA world rankings.
The Azkals are now ranked No. 156, which is an improvement from their No. 157 rank last January.
