Pinoyfootball.com is up

Finally, Pinoy football fans have a new home online. Please check www.pinoyfootball.com. You may contribute stories and even pictures.

Please spread the word.

Comments

sidrow_c said…
is this the pinoysoccer website nun? i used to frequent that site before, unfortunately bigla na lang nawala.

good to know that you revive the site. i enjoyed reading your posts. congrats. help philippine football wiil ya?

dapat ang PFF meron official site.

Reminds me of a song -

Tulungan natin ang mag bulag
Tulungan natin ang mga pipi
Tulungan natin ang mga ligaw

Tulungan natin ang ating, ang ating sarili.

Matuto na tayong gumalang sa ating sarili

Matuto na tayong umunawa ng kapwa
Tayo'y magsikap upang tayo'y umunlad

Limutin na natin ang ugaling tamad.
Iwasan na natin ang ating mga ilusyon

Ikalat na natin na tayo'y isang nasyon
Kahit hindi tayo magkakakilala

Tayo'y magkakapatid at magkakasama

- Mike Hanopol, Tulungan Natin
9:59 PM
Mike Limpag said…
One of the owners also owned Pinoysoccer.com
11:29 PM
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