The Aboitiz Cup divisions

Hello folks, just caught up with the comments (with some, not all) with the "Mother nature plays spoilsport" entry.

I erased most of the text messages I got, so, here are so far the age groups confirmed or that has been played out in the 2006 Cebu football season. (And I ain't talking about them festivals, may my elementary English teacher, forgive me)

Done:
Boys 18: Champion Hiroshi
Women's Open: Champion: Queen City

Ongoing
Players 12
Players 8

In the box:
Men's Open

Opinions? Conjectures? Please leave it on the other threads, here, I want simple statements.

Either it will be:

There is an Aboitiz Cup for this age group this year.

There is no Aboitiz Cup for this age group this year.

P.S.
Bay, I am one up on you. You have nine bucks on google ads. Me? after 17 months of this blog, I got 14, so, in the next eight years or so, I'll have me check (forgive me again teach)

Comments

Anonymous said…
mr. maximo, nacorda, ponytail, jack: Ergo, will there be definitely an Aboitiz Cup/Red Ribbon Cup for ages 1992/1993 this year? Please answer this one only. Thanks
6:06 AM
Anonymous said…
by the way, how do you earn from google ? if we post a lot here, do we get a commission ? or at least a few bottles of beer ?

previous announcements mentioned tournaments for P6, P8 and P10. what will be the formats for each particular bracket ? i think the last time we had a tournament-format for these brackets was 2003 or 2004. after that, all they had were the festivals.

who are the newly formed teams in the men's open ? did we increase the minimum number of teams per division ?
7:19 AM
Anonymous said…
way under-15 sa aboitiz cup................pls post it in d blogspot..
4:50 PM
Anonymous said…
Ronaldo,

Google has a pretty impressive algorithm involve on how ad fees are being calculated.

pay-per-click and pay-per-impression advertising that how it its calculated but no one really knows how this thing work, its pretty much a tightly guarded secret... the algo is constantly tweaked to defer cheats. Though there are ways to optimize you site contents to get a better impression.

Blog posts would help but it needs to be relevant to the page topic "pero dili kasbot bisaya man cguro ang algo sa google, heheheh"..... Anyways, maybe Mike could give you a commission if you keep on clicking on the ads at the righthand side. Be careful google keeps track of everything, Mike might get banned and cant get his money.... la na nya'y pulang kabayo.....
6:11 PM
Anonymous said…
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10:08 AM
Anonymous said…
Asa dapit?
4:26 PM
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