Taiwanese game preview

[Cyberjag]

Saw my first one of these before the Giants game, they're a bucket of weird but oddly entertaining.

 

 

[chknwing]

 

 

[dugbug]

"Butt heads with the multidimensional run game" 

lol

[PandaPancake]

44 minutes ago, chknwing said:

 

 

Bad title on the other thread. Anime is Japanese and I ignored it like I do Japanese women.

[PantherBrew]

Still better analysis than First Take.

[B.BERSIN]

Surprised that Taiwaness watch football, don't they just watch Japaness baseball? LOL

[PandaPancake]

11 minutes ago, B.BERSIN said:

Surprised that Taiwaness watch football, don't they just watch Japaness baseball? LOL

Kyoto Gangsters are looking for you.

 

[coralreefer_1]

Cant speak for Taiwan but here in Korea football has been taking off ( well, taking off isn't the correct way to say it, but anyway). When I first came here in 2004 I ended up hooking up with a football team at a university and playing cornerback for them. They didn't have " real" games like colleges do in the US...but they were interested enough to get  equipment, organize practices and games...etc.

 

These days almost every university in Korea has a "football" club. Note this is not a university-sponsored team, but more or less a university club that organizes games with the clubs from other universities.

Aside from that, there is an amateur league over here that runs city based teams, and well organized enough to have teams in 6-8 different cities, mostly other expats, and have a real "season" on legit fields and playoffs and championships.

 

It's nowhere near like the US, but over my 10 years here its popularity and funding/sponsorship/organization has increased steadily as well. For that we can thank Hines Ward's Korean connection as well as a handful of expats getting out there and organizing a respectable league covering the country.

[!stUp]

27 minutes ago, coralreefer_1 said:

Cant speak for Taiwan but here in Korea football has been taking off ( well, taking off isn't the correct way to say it, but anyway). When I first came here in 2004 I ended up hooking up with a football team at a university and playing cornerback for them. They didn't have " real" games like colleges do in the US...but they were interested enough to get  equipment, organize practices and games...etc.

 

These days almost every university in Korea has a "football" club. Note this is not a university-sponsored team, but more or less a university club that organizes games with the clubs from other universities.

Aside from that, there is an amateur league over here that runs city based teams, and well organized enough to have teams in 6-8 different cities, mostly other expats, and have a real "season" on legit fields and playoffs and championships.

 

It's nowhere near like the US, but over my 10 years here its popularity and funding/sponsorship/organization has increased steadily as well. For that we can thank Hines Ward's Korean connection as well as a handful of expats getting out there and organizing a respectable league covering the country.

Expansion team! Chamsil Stadium in Seoul is amazing.

만세!

[coralreefer_1]

17 hours ago, !stUp said:

Expansion team! Chamsil Stadium in Seoul is amazing.

만세!

I'm with the Daegu Pheonix, so all I can say honestly is 피닉스 파이팅~~~~

[top dawg]

Ted Ginn pretty much catches anything thrown his way...? :-)

[Seamonk]

the last 3 seconds of that need to be turned into a gif

[hepcat]

Ted Ginn Jr has a knack for catching pretty much anything thrown his way?  

[Jangler]

Ted Ginn is wide open!