Originally Posted by hairi33

wish myanmar the best. win it for asean!

yeah! all the way..



if this was mesia instead of myanmar, we'd never say these words. hahaha

Go Myanmar go! =)

Zeyar Shwe Myay FC has signed 2 South Korean players, 2 Swedish players, and 1 Serbian defender, for 2010 MNL season. The 2 South Korean players become the first foreign Asian players in MNL (as far as I know).

Zeyarshwemyay fc has signed foreign players

Originally Posted by PeterKhoo

Hey, I'm a 15 year old Burmese kid that lives in England, I don't really get a chance to watch Myanmar play, but I would love to play for them if I had the chance, and I am pretty serious about this, does anyone on this forum know how or where footballers get scouted to play for the international team? I would go to great lengths to try and get at least a tryout for a Burmese club at least, I'd even move if my parents allowed it lol

You might want to contact Yangon United. Or Yadanarbon FC. The thing is, as you're 15, you might end up being in the youth team and might not turn full professional (with salary) straight away. Yangon has a developed youth football academy. Although what matters is football and money, for a beginning youth team player who's to study (without parents, I assume? unless they're moving with you) you might want to continue England lifestyle in international schools or neighborhoods, so you might wanna consider living in Yangon, Nay Pyi Daw or Mandalay.

Wow nobody updated.

MNL 2010 season started. First round of games ended.

Zeyar Shwe Myay FC got a 3-0 away win against champions Yadanarbon. With Swedish Alexander, Korean Kim Kyu Jun and Burmese Kyaw Zin Win scoring.

Two Koreans from K-League team Incheon United (5th in K-League 2009) are in Zeyar Shwe Myay FC. I'm sorry I'm a little lazy to get all these names in detail. It takes a lot of diggings to do so. No matter they were or were not used at Incheon or bench warmers, they should still be pretty good. Korean football has great depth.

Meanwhile PN Sivaji's Okkthar United got a 1-0 away win over new club Manaw Myay FC.

The big match of the round is Kanbawza vs Yangon United and former Selangor coach Ken Worden, currently Southern Myanmar FC's coach, has full of praise for Kanbawza FC after watching the latter's 0-0 home draw against Yangon Utd.

Brief translation from his press conference on soccermyanmar.com, translated by my friend.

"I've watched Kanbawza vs Yangon Utd. Although Kanbawza does not have any foreign players, the way they played was very impressive. It was like watching Real Madrid for a second or two. The change in their management and coaching departments improved them a lot and I'm happy for them. If every team in MNL could produce the form that Kanbawza did against Yangon, Myanmar football would improve greatly. My Southern Myanmar FC team tried to reach their standards but it'd be a while before we get there. But we played a good game.

Our training ground is not structured well so we couldn't practice our football effectively. And my foreign players have not gel, but getting a win before the team find their form is a good start indeed."

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All results:

Yadanarbon 0-3 Zeyar Shwe Myay
Kanbawza 0-0 Yangon Utd
Manaw Myay 0-1 Okkthar Utd
Zwekapin Utd 0-2 Magway
Nay Pyi Daw 1-2 Southern Myanmar

Delta United sits the odd ball out in first week of MNL 2010.

pn sivaji in myanmar? kheheh all the best then