| Pinoysoccer-Homeboys thrash opponents |
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| Tuesday, 11 March 2008 | |||||||||
 By Jack Biantan LONDON - PINOYSOCCER.COM sponsored Homeboys FC team A virtually made it to the semis of the Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) 54th Founders Day Futsal tournament when they thrashed two rivals in one night at the covered DBTC Futsal court in Labangon Cebu city. First the Homeboys team A drubbed University of the Philippines Cebu Alumni team, 9-2 and then capped the action packed opening night with an 8-2 win over Cebu Institute of Technology FC Monger. Former Philippine Army player Rocky Garciano led the Homeboys with three goals, Rommel Cuizon added two, while Dave Gerali, Limar Baunsit, Glen Ramos and Efipanio Ynot scored one goals each against UP Cebu FC. Tito Vildosola scored UP's two goals. Garciano also scored two goals against CIT FC Monger while Inot added three, Gerali two and Cuizon one. Peter Avil scored two goals for CIT FC and Ramon Alarcon added one. The Homeboys now are in the semis with six points and will top group B if they win over University of Cebu team A on March 14. UC team A trail the Homeboys in group B with three points after it also scored a lopsided 8-1 over CIT FC Monger. In group A FC Inter Cebu became the first team to barge in the semis when it won all their three assignments over the weekend. Inter edged House of Hope 2-1, then escaped past ZGZP 2-0 and then rolled over the younger Pinoysoccer-Homeboys team B 6-2. Homeboys team B is third in group A with five points after beating ZGZP 2-0, drawing House of Hope 2-2, and bowing to Inter 2-6. USJ-R Alumni also has six points with two victories. In group C DB United and University of San Carlos are leading the pack with two victories each. Striker Jimboy Akiatan led DB United with five goals against University of Cebu team B, 5-0. Richard Canedo scored four goals, Akiatan added one and Amay Buglosa also one in DB United's 6-3 win over Don Bosco College. Las Pinas, Estomaago, and Michael Ando scored one goal each for DB College. University of San Carlos also scored two victories over DB College 10-1, and against Kamikaze 6-3, to lead group C with DB United. In the women's division, University of San Carlos teams A and B dominated the first two days of competition with impressive wins over separate foes. First, USC team A destroyed Cebu State College of Science and TEchnology 7-0, and they dumped Don Bosco College 3-1. USC team B also ripped Don Bosco College 3-0. DBC however did not end the weekend without a victory as it thrashed UP Cebu FC 3-0. Courtney Canque led USC team A with three goals against CSCST while Marlou Solon added two, and Marian Maranga and Roseton Barinan added one goal each. Barinan also finished with two goals and Maranga one against DBC. Christine Mantos scored DBC's lone goal. Christine Mantos, Haney Uy, and Irena Nacorda scored one goal each in DBC's win over UP Cebu FC. Grace Carreon hit two goals for USC team B against DBC and Tamala Mabille scored the other goal. Action will resume on March 14 from 6-9:30 pm and on March 15 from 3-9:30 pm at the same venue.
MikeH
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| Jack, He is a decent player though. But what he did is somewhat the mentality of many Cebuano and filipino players. A lot of players dont have any true club feeling. They just switch teams when they like. And not to say that the Philippines lack decent transfer rules. For example in Norway, this wouldnt happen unless the player have permition of filed a transfer to a new team. Philippines still have a lot of catching up. And youre right, in Hiroshi they got the chance to go to Japan and work. I dont know what the deal is with FCIC, but im guessing they get paid there as well. |
jackbiantan
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| Mike, Iam even surprised the Homeboys managed to get him. If you know Rocky and how his mind works I am not surprised if you will will find him with another team in the next tournament. When he played for me several years back in SWU he disappeared in our championship encounter with USJ-R. Without him up front we lost the title. I knew later that he went to Manila to play for thr Army. I have not forgiven him yet for that. The all of a sudden also two years ago he left the Army and joined Hiroshi. What a foolish decision. Now without Hiroshi, he has not job and I do not know how he feeds his family. |
MikeH
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| Did Rocky Garciano switch team to Homeboys, or was it only guest appearance? He has been with Hiroshi the last years and i thought he went along with the rest of the Hiroshi players to Manfreds club. |
