Aussies called up by other countries


Aussies called up by other countries

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Jesse Curran is going to play for the Azkals??? 

Curran, who plays for Scottish side Dundee United, is also in the process of securing his Filipino passport.
Read more: https://sports.inquirer.net/358806/azkals-beefing-up-for-two-big-tourneys-breaking#ixzz5xCpHqNsA 
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Majak Mawith has apparently been called up for South Sudan. Good luck to him. 

https://twitter.com/joeylynchy/status/1163690916323790853



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Its kinda what we want i.e. to have a lot of Asian players of high quality...

IMO excellent news ... 
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Personally, I am very disappointed of Zach Binrong's injury which limits him from playing for a couple months. Zach's unbelievable performance has allowed him to become a rising star which keeps on growing. I think he's the next puyol but I think he's a bit homosexual. 0.0
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This could almost become a permanent thread. Good insights here! 
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sub007 - 31 Jul 2019 3:33 PM
20 year old Yahya El Hindi was called up for Lebanon’s senior team and made his debut recently. He was cut from Sydney Olympic, dropped into NPL 2 and then signed for Nejmeh in Lebanon.

Brisbane Strikers under 20 defender Zach Binrong was called up for the Thai under 18 side.

Good luck to them both.

Jacob Maniti from Victory U20's also called up to a training camp (01's) for the Philippines.
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Interesting insight PIFA. 

I just looked at Burinam’s squad and they have some impressive Visa players. 
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sub007 - 31 Jul 2019 3:35 PM
Interesting to see players from our lower leagues get called up for other nations. Maybe sides likes Lebanon and Thailand aren’t as good as we think they are.

As someone who lives in Thailand, it's probably just their national team scoping out whether it's worth a Thai league club signing him. There's a big movement within the Thai leagues at the moment to get any "half cast" players back here, because generally speaking: a lot of them tend to be bigger physically and that's an attractive thing for a "local" player to have. Whether or not they're better players is a whole other argument, and football is all about opinions, which change from club to club, etc. It's something that's happening right across South-East Asia at the moment, and probably in other areas of the world too.

There are teams within the Thai League [Buriram and Bangkok United for starters] who would do exceptionally well if they were playing in the A-League, with both clubs budgets probably as big [in Burirams case - bigger] as the likes of Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory. Buriram is rumored to have spent over US$30k/month to have Chris Herd play in cup competitions only, so that their regular first-team players could have a rest. That would never happen in Australia!

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Interesting to see players from our lower leagues get called up for other nations. Maybe sides likes Lebanon and Thailand aren’t as good as we think they are.
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20 year old Yahya El Hindi was called up for Lebanon’s senior team and made his debut recently. He was cut from Sydney Olympic, dropped into NPL 2 and then signed for Nejmeh in Lebanon.

Brisbane Strikers under 20 defender Zach Binrong was called up for the Thai under 18 side.

Good luck to them both.
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