Wednesday, October 26, 2011

DLSU's football protest is denied and other results from the football competition of the 16th University Games



The protest by De La Salle University regarding the non-call by the referee regarding a UNO-R player who blocked Green Archer keeper Patrick Deyto's kick was denied. The letter above was sent to DLSU head coach Hans Smit who in turn showed it to me. The DLSU Green Archers minus three starters will play the Dipolog Memorial Medical Center team that not only beat Ateneo de Manila University in a come from behind 2-1 win but they also shocked UAAP defending champion University of the Philippines with a 3-0 win today at the Villareal Stadium. 

Other football results today:


Women's Football
De La Salle University def. Ateneo de Manila University 1-0

Men's Football
Ateneo de Manila University def. University of San Carlos 3-1
College of Saint Benilde def. University of Northern Philippines 7-2
Dipolog Memorial Medical Center def. University of the Philippines 3-0

10 comments:

  1. Their team should be called La Salle Whiners FC.

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  2. Tsk!not a good way of showing an attitude lasallians should have.

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  3. Woah!Spitting on the ref?

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  4. Must've been one BAD non-call to set them off like that.

    Also, nice grammar, Mr. Tournament Manager. Keep it up, and you might just be promoted to the second grade.

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  5. Seriously,

    Who penned that letter? Doesn't anyone proof read letters anymore?

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  6. Telegrama siguro ito.. parang barok ang english.. wahaha!

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  7. one game is not enough!!! the pff should act on this, basing on the refs report, and levy additional penalties on mr deyto. spitting on the ref is a very grave misconduct!!!
    one reason football officiating does not improve much is that refs are not well protected by the pff. they suffer verbal abuse and physical intimidation from players at all levels and it affect their performance and judgement.
    suspensions and fines for this erring footballers would surely boost the confidence and performance of our football refs!!!

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  8. it could be possible that the referees they fielded are of the same quality with the tournament manager's grammar.

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  9. hindi naman grammar basehan dito..ung pag intindi nyo na lang sa report...magaling kayo sa communication skills eh magaling naman sila sa laro..ano ba pinag uusapan dito? laro o communication skills? lakas nyo sa message eh hindi nyo naman masabi ng harapan..

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