Wow Come on a wha gwan wi cant win one game we need fi go with the full squad wi bring bora fi progress but you cant always depend on the youths them with a experience fi bring result let wi see the real squad now not what bora has in mind
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Bora future look dim. I mean 3-0 from a team wha rank so low. I don't know wha him a try prove by omitting our good ballers, like Hue, Johnson, Shelton etc. That's a lot of money to be paying him to let us lose when them coulda gi Carl Brown a lunch money for lettin us lose game-to-game. We all know how good CB was at that.
We cant even win a match with our full strength team at our own beloved "office". Mi jus a gwan easy and watch the ride still cause it look Bora plane ago crash before it even tek off.
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The Reggaeboyz are taking some links in Asia. The local-based players need to finish the tour strong because this might be their last chance to prove they belong in the 30-40 senior national team pool next year.
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Vietnam beat Jamaica 3-0 in friendly
AFP June 24, 2007
HANOI (AFP) - Hosts Vietnam beat Jamaica 3-0 in a friendly here Sunday, dealing the Caribbean visitors the second defeat of their Asian tour after the team dubbed the Reggae Boyz lost 2-1 against Indonesia.
Underdogs Vietnam, playing before a sparse crowd in Hanoi's My Dinh National Stadium, took the initiative early on when star striker Le Cong Vinh scored in the eighth minute.
Nimble-footed Vietnam, a young team dominated by under-23 players, ramped up the pressure in the second half and scored again in the 66th minute with a long shot from midfielder Tran Duc Duong.
The emboldened hosts drove home their unexpected lead against the Jamaicans when Nguyen Anh Duc broke through poor defence and scored the final goal in the final minute.
Vietnam's Austrian coach Alfred Riedl rotated several of his players during the match to prepare the squad for the July 7-29 Asian Cup, which Vietnam is co-hosting with Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia.
Jamaica, coached by Serbian born Bora Milutinovic, play Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday before wrapping up their four-nation Asian tour in Iran on July 2.
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For those of you calling for Borat to go, please remember say Simoes used to get some ass whipping with our local boyz when we went on tour to Africa and Brazil. When DW had the team, only the Caribbean teams he could beat and it was not all locals he used. CB used locals in Jamaica and got beaten by ST. Kitts!
The lesson... take things into perspective. No matter which coach came in we are simply not good enough at the local level to compete in international ball games away from home. Just be patient and watch the ride. The local players will be much better, in terms of experience after this tour. Bora was right to get the tour. He would not have survived in the position if these games were played in Jamaica and we lose.
Game Photos Jamaica striker Wory Wolfe (L) vies for the ball with Vietnamese defender Nguyen Huy Hoang (R) during a friendly match at Hanoi's My Dinh stadium. Vietnam defeated Jamaica 3-0. (AFP/Hoang Dinh Nam)
Jamaica Christopher Harvey (#5) leads an attack next to Vietnamese striker Phan Thanh Binh (#18) during a friendly match at Hanoi's My Dinh stadium 24 June 2007. Vietnam defeated Jamaica 3-0. AFP PHOTO/HOANG DINH Nam (Photo credit should read HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images
Vietnamese striker Phan Thanh Binh (L) vies for the ball with Jamaica's Adrian Reid (T) during a friendly match at Hanoi's My Dinh stadium 24 June 2007. Vietnam defeated Jamaica 3-0. AFP PHOTO/HOANG DINH Nam (Photo credit should read HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images
Vietnamese striker Le Cong Vinh (L) vies for the ball with Jamaica's Christopher Harvey (R) during a friendly match at Hanoi's My Dinh stadium 24 June 2007. Vietnam defeated Jamaica 3-0. AFP PHOTO/HOANG DINH Nam (Photo credit should read HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images
Vietnamese defenders Nguyen Huy Hoang (L) and Phung Van Nhien (R) try to stop an attack led by Jamaica striker Wory Wolfe (C) during a friendly match at Hanoi's My Dinh stadium 24 June 2007. Vietnam defeated Jamaica 3-0. AFP PHOTO/HOANG DINH Nam (Photo credit should read HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images
Jamaica striker Wory Wolfe (L) leads an attack through Vietnamese Pham Hung Dung (R) and Nguyen Minh Chuyen (C) during a friendly match at Hanoi's My Dinh stadium 24 June 2007. Vietnam defeated Jamaica 3-0. AFP PHOTO/HOANG DINH Nam (Photo credit should read HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images
