CebuFA verdict out Friday

THE Cebu Football Association is set to issue its verdict this Friday on the University of Cebu and Don Bosco Youth Center.

UC 'walked out' of its final game against the University of San Jose-Recoletos in the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc, a CebuFA sanctioned event, while DBTC has forfeited its last two matches in the Aboitiz U 15.

Will there be a suspension, fine or ban for the erring coaches?

CebuFA has promised to fax its statement to the media outlets this Friday, so wait for the story on Saturday, or you can check this site, Friday night.

That is if, I am sober.

Comments

Anonymous said…
read the freeman report. hmmmm, i wonder what composed the "DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE"? The six springdale and CIS reps plus eddie buot ? kung mao na, then dehado dyud ang DBYC and Glen Ramos. Dugay na gusto sa CFA nga mo luhod ang Don Bosco og si ramos diha nila kay sila kunohay ang ginoo sa futbol diri. I think accepted na nga dapat naa dyuy sanctions but ang pangutana is if it will be a fair sanction.

Duwa ra ba semifinals sa Don Bosco against Springdale ugma, nindot pud sila mo timing. Aron sigurado silang ma sulod sa finals, ilang gi maneho nga mawala ang coach sa Don Bosco.

Kahibalo na ang tanan diri sa Sambag og sa Cebu nga ang gi siguro ra aning CFA ang Springdale og CIS. Tanawa ra gud, kay dili man cla maka-porma og u14 team, wala na lang mag put-up og tournament para nila. How about the other clubs and teams nga naay u14 team, unfair kaayo nila. Kana kunong DBYC sa don bosco, ingon ang mga referee mao kuno na ang u14 team sa don bosco nga ni-apil lang kay wala man silay tournament nga duwaan. dili ni hinoon excuse sa ilang gibuhat, pero dili man tingali na mahitabo kung naa lang untay bracket nga u14.

Unsa man diay ni ang policy sa CFA, kung unsay maayo para sa Springdale og CIS, mao sab ang maayo para sa uban? Kaning mga gadala sa CFA karon, grabe kaayo ang panaway sa mga gibuhat sa past leaders apan mao ra sab diay gihapon ang ilang gi buhat karon. dili unta ininganaon ninyo oi.
Anonymous said…
i think the one year ban is too harsh for a small football community. I agree with anonymous above, the CFA is simply playing the bully by making an overdramatic point. These coaches did not field overage players, sold out the game, or initiated a rumble. they just seem to have made an extremely bad decision based on ignorance, an emotional judgement call, a bad turn of events, or a misinterpretation of the ground rules.

CFA should not gang-up on Don Bosco and Ramos. for several decades, these people has carried the football torch in cebu while springdale and CIS football was non-existent or in the doldrums. these people has represented cebu in international and national tournaments proudly. i have recently seen the don bosco trophy display and was impressed by the several hundred national and local championships displayed there. only recently, the cebu U19team almost beat iloilo in the regional eliminations by a 1-2 score. the cebu team of coach ramos had an almost all-bosconian lineup while iloilo had 11 national team members. springdale and CIS only had a total of 1 representative during the try-outs. Is this what they call pride ?

The mishaps of CFA should also be exposed and not swept under the carpet. what about the complaints of the teams of the U19 championships last year, the lenient sanctions of the exxas-hiroshi championship games, the inability of the CFA to attract sponsors and to organize tournaments (they only have the aboitiz cup while the rest are only CFA-sanctioned), and their inability to gain access to USC and Ayala playing fields. reading news reports seems like reading PR advertisements for CFA, springdale and CIS.

Springdale and CIS have excellent coaches and skilled players. they don't need to have an added advantage coming from the CFA so that they can dominate cebu football. if these teams want to be champions, they should do so in the playing field alone without interference from the CFA. let the players decide the outcome of the games and not the CFA.
Anonymous said…
Mao nay problema nato, kit gani makabentaha wa gyod tay kyaw-kyaw. Pero kita ganiy mabentahaan ingnon ayon tikas o gilabanan. Unsaon man nato pag-ugman ani kon kita mismo dili modawat sa angayan nato.

Para nako ang mga sanctions sa Don Bosco ug ni Ramos angayan gyod kay kapila na nila gibuhat. Pangutan-a na si Ramos kon kapila na siya ni walk-ot sukad pagbalik niya diri sa Cebu.
Anonymous said…
i think the first posters conceded that their should be sanctions, their issue is if it was fair and if the proper procedure for complaints/charges/hearings/and appeals was followed.

this also opens up a new question. is there a CFA procedure for these situation or does the CFA make it up dependeing on the situation. i would like to know what the by-laws say about complaints/hearings/verdicts/and appeals regarding sanctions.

if there is such a procedure and there are established sanctions for specific infractions then human ang istorya. but if there are none, and the sanctions were just determined by a group against a rival group, then dili dyud na malikayan ang pag-duda nga naay bias or naay gi labanan.
Cebu Football said…
I'll publish the report word for word once i get it.
Cebu Football said…
to first poster.

What semifinal match between Don Bosco and Springdale are you talking about? the under 15s? its not until next week, while the under 12 semifinals were played a week ago. congrats for winning by the way.

second poster
exas-hiroshi players were also suspended for one tournament

last poster.
glen ramos, eddi buot, bro. mari were there when the disciplinary committee met for the decision, and i think they based their decision on mari's report and the referee's report. bro mari is with don bosco, are you saying that aside from the don bosco faction in football, there is a faction within the don bosco faction?
Anonymous said…
mike, kung puede, ma publish or ma post pud nimo ang rules nga gi-basehan sa sanctions, if it is based on existing FIFA,PFF or CFA guidelines, and when ni na himo. kay kung naa na ni daan, then human ang istorya, but if ang CFA ang nag-determine nga para nila mao na ang sakto nga sanction then dako nang lalisonon. evrything man gud should be in the rules of the game including clear sanctions for particular offenses. lisod man gud if we make the rules as we go along.
Cebu Football said…
i read from the pff catalogue of punishment, that after a team walks out of a tournament, they will automatically be diasllowed to return to said tournament and that the disciplinary committee will then meet to gauge whether to give the team further sanctions or anything.

another thing. by walking out, the team has also forefeited its right to appeal.

will have to find a copy though so i can publish it..maybe ill have that specific section scanned so i can publish it.

anyway..thanks for dropping by..we may not agree with each other most of the times..that doesnt mean we cant talk about it..
Anonymous said…
mike, mas maayo bitaw nga ma post ang catalogue aron transparent tanan for the benifit of the ordinary football fan. im pretty sure that all coaches are aware of the offenses and appropriate sanctions. it is the supporters (the fans) ang angay nga ma fully educate.

lastly, unsa man na ang gi-imply nimo regarding another faction sa don bosco? are you talking about maximo being a bosconian but he is supporting/representing/protecting the interests of springdale ? (na hala, lain na pud ning intriga. magtukod na lang kaha tag football blog ala "the buzz"!!!!!!
Cebu Football said…
aw..basta reporter tsimoso man na..sa CebuFA. akong nabalan factions is ang mga karaan ug bag-o..

naa man gud toy ni-ingon diri nga gisugardo sa cfa ang donbosco para mudaug ang springdale.

pero akong nabalan ang gibasehan sa decision sa pagsuspend kay glen mao man ang report from brod mari kay siya man ang tournament manager sa cesafi.... so in effect apil sa brod sa decision sa cfa di ba?

mas ok sad nang ala buzz...para naa tay kris aquino...
Anonymous said…
one other thing, ang walkout dili maka appeal sa sanction, but how about a forfeit ? puede pa na ma appeal ?
Cebu Football said…
ang sa forfeit wala ko nakabasa........ang kato ra sa walkout ang akong nabasahan nga dili na pwede mo appeal...
Anonymous said…
palihug lang unya og research aron ma educate sab ko. regarding the karaan og bag-o factions, nindot tingali na nimong ipagawas ang conflict nila. i strongly believe nga naay basis ang doubts sa uban against CFA karon because of the composition of the board. daghan man gud mga schools og teams nga walay control over policy and program unya daghan kaayo sila og mga player (obvious reference to don bosco and perhaps sacred heart). nindot unta if we see ALL CFA board members following ALL of the games aron at least maka hunahuna ta nga they are truly for cebu football.
Cebu Football said…
sige..akong hinayhinaty kontak ang mga karaan nakong kaila nga member sa board.

pero mas nindot ug mas kusog ang cebufootball kung maundang ning faction faction..kadaghang maayong player sa cebu ah..
ang akong nailhang mga members sa board..makitan man sad nako sa mga games (usahay maski walay duwa ilang mga teams)
Anonymous said…
i think cfa is doing a decent job (far from perfect, so can be improved). sukad ko natawo, wa pa ko kakita og ingon-ini kadaghang participants all year round sa tournaments sa cebu. dako nig naani, pero unsaman, ato nasab ning usikan?

kana lang festival daan for children nga daghan kaayo participants, maayo na kaau na nga development. starting them young. naa bay ingon-ani sa una? ambot lang. bisan sa manila, wa ko kadungog ingon-ani (aside from the fact that manila media don't report football).

ang akong kahadlukan kay kung maundang ni ang unsay nasugdan sa cfa tungod lang sa selfish interests of some individuals or factions
Anonymous said…
ni komentaryo man tingali ni sila against CFA precisely because of what you also observed "they are far from perfect". kung mo dawat lang ta nga ok na kaayo ni ang ilang gipangbuhat then unsaon man nila, or nato man kaha, pag-atiman sa angay nga atimanon. kung sige lang gud ta og dayeg, mo kompyansa man unya. mao nay atong likayan bai, they should be kept on their toes, kay like it or not, while ma lipay ta sa ilang sakto nga mga desisyon, mag-antos pud ta sa ilang mga sayop nga buhaton. pila ka tuig pa raba na sila diha. tutal kung overall, maayo ang ilang gibuhat, then i see no reason why they don't deserve another term.

CFA and those that voted them into power should not be onion-skinned kung naay lain nga opinion regarding cebu football. Pila gud na kanila ang dili kamao mo duwa og dili regular mo tanaw sa mga games except for their children's games so i think ang apprehensions sa uban is worth listening to, dili lang nato pahilumon. wala man sab gi post diri og sa other topic nga wag-tangon ang festival type nga tournaments kay i think they understand nga it is good for promotions and PR but for them, detrimental or stunts football development kung kana ra sige. ang ilaha lang is that there should be more 11aside games/tournaments. i think that is the core of their concern.
Anonymous said…
ang kuyaw gud sa 7aside competition is sagun-sun ang duwa, whole day, therefore peligro sa injury. sa coaching og tactics, dili ta katarong og assess kung unsay sayop or sakto nga gibuhat sa players kay walay time to analyze the game.

ang sa 11aside, after the full 50 or 90 minute game (depende sa age bracket), ma analyze sa coaches unsay maayo og unsay kuwang sa dinuwaan sa mga bata, naay 1 week to plan, practice and then make the proper adjustments, and then i-apply dayon on the next game. for me, that is how football should be.

7aside is ideal for the small kids, kanang 10yrs old below, but kung 12above na, it's time nga ma focus na sila sa 11aside. ok ra man kung mag festival paminsan-minsan but kahinganlan mas daghan ang games nga full-court.

i don't see anything selfish in this. stupid hinuon tingali if we dont listen to the needs and concerns of the schools and clubs nga walay representative sa CFA board. murang wala pa ra ba nahitabo nga nag tawag og miting ang CFA para sa tanan nga coaches, managers og schools for the purpose of making or formulating a long-term football program for cebu (bahala na nang other provinces). angay tingali nga himoon ni nato aron ang tanan nga views og concerns ma apil sa program. after that, then for sure everything will go on smoother.
Anonymous said…
don't forget that most 7 a side matches ends in a draw bcoz it's very hard to score a goal since CFA and CFA-sanctioned festivals almost always use the small goals even for the bigger boys and the mens divisions. it would be better if the p12 size goals are used. championships are mostly won thru shootouts, not the most exciting ending. end-game tactics are usually defensive oriented. teams just clog up the middle and hope for lady luck to smile on them in the shootout. that for me is playing not to loose, and not playing to win. that is sull football.
Anonymous said…
the discussion and posts here are entertaining and informative. i hope that the recent posters continue this no holds barred sharing of ideas. i also hope that the CFA gets to read these opinions because these are realistic and practical ones. to the posters, keep it up.
Anonymous said…
"kung sige lang gud ta og dayeg, mo kompyansa man unya.."

imong pasabot nga mas epektibo ang sigeg panaway? pero i get what you mean. and precisely nganong ingon ko nga "far from perfect" sila kay daghan pa i-improve. as observers, ang pangutana kay unsa nga constructive criticism atong mahatag (or wala ba tay vested interests mao nang manaway ta for the sake of it)


"7aside is ideal for the small kids, kanang 10yrs old below, but kung 12above na, it's time nga ma focus na sila sa 11aside"

unsay imong basis ani? do you know unsa ka importante ang 7 aside pag-improve sa short passes? kabantay ba ka nga daghang team sige lang long ball kay way short passes? kay nganong way short passing skills? dili man mudula basta dili onse-onse. for older kids, importante gihapon mukaton ug duwa 7 aside, even fewer.
Anonymous said…
"don't forget that most 7 a side matches ends in a draw bcoz it's very hard to score a goal"

do you have a record to prove this observation? have you ever considered the lack of goalscoring skills or perhaps the teams just defend well? big goalposts or small, draws are part of football, whether you like it or not.

there was once a proposal in Fifa to widen the goal posts (for 11-a-side) to increase the scorelines. the proposal was shot down for obvious reasons.
Cebu Football said…
will try to email link to cfa members to solicit reactions...and in some browsers (opera i think) the link for the comments cant be clearly seen (or maybe its just with us) will post these comments in separate articles
Anonymous said…
bai, gi post man sa pikas thread nga i agree that 7 a side is good for training. tinuod pud nga training 7 a side develops short passing. ang suggestion was that for tournaments, 11 a side na ta. training ang festivals lang ang 7 a side.

you ask for records regarding my observations, then look back sa aboitiz opening festival a few weeks back. if my memory serves me right P17, P14 championships ended in a shootout. more recently, CIS teams figured in shootouts which they lost sa alaska cup. thirsty cup mens division also ended in a shootout as well as the ladies division. do you need more "records" ?

i respect your role as a CFA defender (my conclusion), but you are being naive if you think that praises will cure our problems. re-read the posts and let the opinions and suggestions of the posters sink in aron mag-kasinabot ta. while there are certain terms nga pwedeng ma soften aron dili kaayo confrontational ang dating, these terms are a neccessity aron ma driven-in ang point.

if your team for example cannot form a competitive 11 a side squad then take it as a challenge nga maka develop ka or maka discover ka og players sa imong school or community. but dili man sab tingali sakto nga mo insister ta nga 7 a side lang ang tanan nga tournaments tungod kay kuwang ka og players. that would be unfair to schools and squads who are competitive in 11 a side football and are training for it.

kalma lang bai kay opinion sharing ning gibuhat nato. tutal mo lutaw man dyud ning gi-ingon nimong vested interests bah. if u feel nga naa koy vested interest for criticizing then naa pud tingali kay vested interest for overly defending. kung dili ta ganahan maminaw sa uban then undang lang ta diri.

mike, was this blog started and maintained to be an information site, a CFA PR outlet, or as a forum for cebu football. basin people like me and my opinions are not welcomed here. if so, then pahibaw-a lang mi kay dili na namo usik-usikan ang among pagsulod sa internet cafe kay mahal na raba ang abang.
Cebu Football said…
this blog was started because i felt some of the football stories werent given much prominence in the dailies. Obviously, due to space contraints, articles had to be slashed, not all photos get published. if you check the earlier posts in the blog...you will see lots of photos...lately...its been taxing because i havent figured out how to include a caption with the new insert image photo of blogspot. used to be, i just import a photo using photobucket.this is not a cfa pr outlet, i dont think they have one anyway.all opinions, as long as dili lang manghagis or below the belt are welcome...

the ideas presented regarding seven vs 11-a-side are very intersting..
Anonymous said…
Bai, gamay nakong information bahin sa 7 a side is a small sided game which has the elements of an 11 a side. Ang ato lang ani unsay madalidali nato og organize nga dili sad kaayo mahal sa sponsor. Kanang makatournament unta ta kada buwan labi na sa grassroots
Cebu Football said…
seven a side games are relatively cheaper, since most of a tournametns expenses is on the venue and the refs for 11-a-sde games, refs get paid P600, to be divided among four officials, for seven-a-side tourneys, i think refs get paid per day.

im not so sure though whether people will be as enthusiastic in playing seven-a-side as they are in playing the full game, but for the weekend warriors, playing seven-a-side is preferrable.
Anonymous said…
okayhan ra ko sa festival type once a month but only for the 10yr olds below. anyway, duwa man and how to apply their skills man ang importante at that stage. however, since tactics are involved na for the older boys 12 above, i would still insist sa 11 a side format for them.

why dont the schools with 10below teams take turns in organizing monthly festivals for 10below teams. from the top of my head, pwede man maka host ang don bosco, springdale, sacred heart, san roque, CIS, bright and san carlos coz these schools have their own fields. other teams like inter, hiroshi, etc can also be invited. bisan walay trophies or medals okey ra na. murang football carnival series - a different venue every month. this way, makapalabi og duwa ang mga bata, the oppurtunity to analyze and formulate tactics is achieved, and the home and away atmosphere will be experienced.
Anonymous said…
sumpayan sa nako hah kay naa koy nakalimtan, at every host venue, nindot pud himoon as policy for the host team to choose and invite a public school p6 team to participate, tutal walay may pressure to achieve at that bracket. by hosting/adopting a public school, we can achieve where kasibulan failed.

of course ang problema sa bayad sa referees for this concept naa lang gihapon, pero syaro pud nga dili nila ususan gamay ang ilang daily/festival rates. "do not bite the hands that feed you" puede ma apply ani.
Anonymous said…
"kalma lang bai kay opinion sharing ning gibuhat nato. tutal mo lutaw man dyud ning gi-ingon nimong vested interests bah. if u feel nga naa koy vested interest for criticizing then naa pud tingali kay vested interest for overly defending. kung dili ta ganahan maminaw sa uban then undang lang ta diri."

why don't you ask this question yourself? duh. surely this site will still welcome onion-skinned posters. i'm always cool. i thrive on arguments. and i'm willing to face arguments even acerbic ones. if my arguments get under your skin, that's your problem, not mine and this site's. as they say, "stone, stone in the sky, if you're hit do not cry."

anyway, where did you get the idea that puro na lang 7-aside. you suggested i re-read the post. again, i suggest you apply that suggestion to yourself.

am i a cfa defender? yes and no. yes, because i support any program, group etc that will be good for football. no, because i'm not close to anybody in cfa. but i appreciate what they do. what i can't stand are power-hungry, groups and individuals who will jump at the smallest mistake and keep on grumbling without even bothering to go to cfa to present their suggestions and gripes. how spineless. until these groups do that, they'll have my respect as well, even if i'm just a penniless, insignificant chump who loves football.
Anonymous said…
"mike, was this blog started and maintained to be an information site, a CFA PR outlet, or as a forum for cebu football. basin people like me and my opinions are not welcomed here. if so, then pahibaw-a lang mi kay dili na namo usik-usikan ang among pagsulod sa internet cafe kay mahal na raba ang abang."

this also reveals how insecure you are about your opinion. have you ever considered why every entry in this blog has a "comments" feature? what a loser.
Anonymous said…
i take back the last sentence of my last post. that was uncalled for.
Anonymous said…
"do you need more "records"?

indeed i do. you can't make conclusions based on these few games alone (5 in all, based on your memory). how many bracket championships didn't end in shootouts? how does the incidence of shootouts figure against non-shootouts, per tournament, per bracket, over a one-year period, on a year-to-year basis?

and are you sure that the format is to blame for the "high" incidence of shootouts or the style of play of the teams and the skills of the players?

if we are to give conclusions, definitely more records are needed. some of us here are not innumerates, you know.
Anonymous said…
we are not posting here to determine who is right or wrong but to present our views about cebu football. if you pride yourself as an excellent debater, then by all means, present and defend the CFA's policies and programs. mas maayo hinoon na kay makita na dyud nang program nila.

we are presenting the merits and demerits of 7 aside/11 aside. it is up to the CFA, if ever they happen to read our posts, to determine if the suggestions has merit and use it in their program.

i made a suggestion regarding a carnival-type football series AFTER i made several comments regarding the lack of tournaments for the u10's. if i was just here to criticize, why would i bother presenting proposals. i would love to listen to your proposals if ever you have one. otherwise, people will just suspect that you are a paid hack. the goal here is to present ideas and/or criticize constructively.

you asked for an example regarding shootouts on 7aside finals and i gave you 5. if you ask for ten and i'll give you 15, for sure you will be asking for 20 more, so enough of the examples. my point has been proven. either you are simply not getting it, or you got it but you simply want to show otherwise.

i should repeat my offer to the administrator of this site (although he has already clarified this) - if this blog was meant to be a CFA PR tool and only pro-CFA posters are allowed here, then i just simply need for mike to tell me not to post anymore and i will.
Anonymous said…
i am an observer who is entitled to give an opinion as much as you. you post a comment in this free-for-all forum and you flare up when you somebody disagrees with you? my goodness. i am attacking your arguments because you have laid this bare in the comments section. read that comment, c-o-m-m-e-n-t.

there is no particular rule in this blog prohibiting what i am doing, unless of course i cross the bounds of decency. this is a marketplace of ideas, or a kitchen where arguments brew and boil.

you listen to yourself (especially that last sentence you posted) and tell us how that sounds like. my gulay.

(and plus of course you have the gall to insinuate that this blog is a PR machine of the CFA. you ought to apologize to mike)
Anonymous said…
i'm not done: CFA has a website of their own. go there if you like to read PR
Anonymous said…
"people will just suspect that you are a paid hack"

if i'm a paid hack, who pays you then to put up suggestions?

i wonder how anyone can take suggestions from someone so cynical.

my disagreement over your arguments do not cost a thing, sir. not that they're cheap or what.
Anonymous said…
still on the attack ? just show up with some concrete or decent proposal for cebu football aron maoy atong istoryahan. u don't have to bother with my proposals or comments (7aside vs 11aside, a more transparent CFA, etc.). again, im hear to read about CFA programs, tournaments and policies, and to make a reaction on these.
Anonymous said…
mike, what CFA website ? is it official ?
Anonymous said…
last...

"people will just suspect that you are a paid hack"

i doubt if CFA has the budget for paid hacks. di man gani na kabayad ug referee.

still, i find your insinuation interesting that the CFA has paid hacks. it shows how you really feel about the organization. touche!
Anonymous said…
"till on the attack ? just show up with some concrete or decent proposal for cebu football aron maoy atong istoryahan."

mao baya na atong gi-istoryahan pagsugod, until napikon lang kag kalit. gi-kwestyon nako ang ubang suggestion, dili na valid diri? asa man diay na padung ang concrete suggestions ug proposal, dili ba kunis-kunison, tadtaron nag maayo aron ang mahabilin mao ang pinakamaayo para sa football?

klarohon na nato, kay kung dili ta kadawat ug kritisismo sa atong kaugalingong suggestions, para nako, wala tay katungod nga mo-criticize ug programa sa uban.
Anonymous said…
how come you want to dwell on the issue whether or not we are pro or anti CFA ? the discussion has progressed to programs and policies. isn't that a more important thing to comment about ?
Anonymous said…
I wonder if the past CFA administration had a program to show so that this present administration can be guided on to formulate its own.
Anonymous said…
ingani-on lang ta ni. lets just hope naay mo-post sa CFA program diri and then let us comment on it. if walay CFA program then istoryahan nato kung nganong walay program.

we are not going to get anywhere if we get stuck-up criticizing each other's stance. we are losing focus on the more important matter - the CFA program.
Anonymous said…
bitaw, mas maayo nga ang program ma butang diri aron atong ma himbaw-an unsay gustong mahitabo sa CFA. insakto na ning inyong lalis kay tinoud nga mas importante ang programa kompara sa atong mga individual opinions.

pero unsaon man nato ingkaso wala dyud diay CFA program ?
Anonymous said…
Bai,Ngutana lang ko unsa mang programs for example inyong gustong mahibaw-an. Is it not enough that we have grassroots development through tournaments for the youth which was not done before and luring back the "oldies" to play again through the over 38s tournaments? Is it not the scope of work of the CEBUFA is limited to organizing tournaments and implementting the policies which the PFF set?
Anonymous said…
am i dwelling on that issue? a question was raised so i answered them. in the same way that i reacted or commented on several suggestions that i disagreed (or agreed) on.

please, read the whole thread (not just selected reading) how it has progressed so you'll understand (and to give you peace of mind).

besides, you'll realize that all this will still lead to programs and policies.

sir, this is a commentary section of a blog, not a sectarian classroom. and it's often inevitable for topics to digress, especially with multiple posters.

but i say this is healthy. why? people are discussing football.
Anonymous said…
but if you ask me, this is the wrong thread to discuss programs and policies because the thread itself is off topic from the original post ("Cebu FA verdict out on friday")

i suggest to mike to make a NEW thread specifically for CFA's POLICIES and PROGRAMS aron didto ta magdiscuss (o maglalis)

What do you say, MIKE?
Anonymous said…
a thread where we can discuss and comment on the CFA program would be best, but it will have to start with the ACTUAL POSTING OF THE PROGRAM.

i cannot be specific on what interest me sa program. i simply want to know everything from formats, tournaments, sanctions, promotions, CFA team selection, etc.etc.

we can get FIFA and PFF rules and guidelines on the internet but CFA program is a local thing which we can better relate to thus my curiosity on why it hasn't been made public (some of you here may have read or know details about it if naa man dyud, but i have no knowlege that such a program exist).

to be fair lang, tournaments for the younger kids (u10's) was already established, but gamay ra kiniadto. giving credit where credit is due, diha ni grabe og daghan ang interesado sa football sa term sa present board.

kanang seniors division (the 38above that you mentioned), we have to give credit to don bosco alumni and thirsty for establishing that division(35above man to ang ilaha). gi-sanction lang to sa CFA. other organizers have their own 38above but the important tning is naay division for the older weekend warriors.

will be waiting eagerly for the posting of the CFA program. will be terribly disappointed and will loose all hope in cebu football if there is no program.
Anonymous said…
but unfortunately, from what i've read in this thread, there seems to be no CFA program, at least on paper (yet).

if the program cannot be posted (or there's no program to post), then might as well let's start posting our concrete suggestions and proposals (preferably in bullet form).

i'm sure the CFA will take note of our efforts in this blog and include, consider or adopt our inputs.

basta masugdan
Anonymous said…
bitaw, frustrating man gud nga mangugat tag hatag og tambag apan dili ta paminawon. hinuon, basin arrogante pud kaayo if mo assume ta nga paminawon ta.

pero first things first - naa ba dyud kahay program (kanang approved sa tanan og kanang dili gikan sa pila ra kabuok) . ang kuyaw ani kung walay program.
Anonymous said…
clarification lang, what i meant by "approved sa tanan and dili lang sa pila kabuok" is a program that was formulated after representatives from the different schools and clubs met. that is how i expect how a program should be made. dili kanang usa or tulo ra ka tawo ang nagistoryahay unya pasundon dayon ang tanan.
Cebu Football said…
first people..i was on day off yesterday...so karun rako ka check...anyway, there is a cebufa.org website maintained by paul weiler..i am not sure if it is official..ok will make new thread regarding cfa policies...
i just have to ask one thing though...im not asking you to reveal yourselves..just use a nickname..so we can determine which anonymous is pointing out what anonymous post...kung pwede lang...

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