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                    [Title] => Wear blue, cheer for RP booters
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BACOLOD — Football fans are expected to come in droves when the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying round starts tomorrow at the Panaad Sports Complex.


Each player and official of the sport, team, city and Negros Occidental province has requested all who are coming to the games, open free to the public, to wear blue as a token of support for the national team.


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                    [Title] => Detractors out to destroy football — PFF chief
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Philippine Football Federation president Johnny Romualdez yesterday hit back at his critics, saying few recalcitrant provincial association members are out to destroy the PFF in particular and Philippine football in general by coming out with charges that have already been addressed by his leadership.


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                    [Summary] => Philippine Football Federation president Johnny Romualdez’s lack of transparency, professionalism and programs are the reasons why local soccer is getting nowhere, two football association officials said yesterday. 


"There is a problem of professionalism. PFF president Johnny Romualdez does not follow the rules of the PFF itself," said Jun Pacificador, Laguna Football Association president, at the PSA forum at the Pantalan Restaurant function room in Manila. 


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                    [Title] => PFF nahaharap sa kasong estafa
                    [Summary] => Kasong Estafa ang napipintong harapin ng Philippine Football Federation (PFF) matapos magbanta si Jose Vito Borromeo, pangulo ng National Capital Region Football Association (NCRFA) sasampahan niya ng kasong estafa ang PFF sa Regional Trial Court.


Ayon kay Barromeo, patuloy na tumatanggi ang pangulo ng PFF na si Johnny Romualdez na ipakita ang financial records ng asosasyon.


Sapat na itong dahilan ayon kay Barromeo para magsampa ng kaso base na rin sa corporate code ng Securities Of Exchange Commission.


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                    [Title] => Game vs Thais proves RP football on the rise
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD — The Philippine men’s football team was still in high spirits the day after its close, fighting 0-1 defeat to the powerhouse Thailand side Wednesday, and this could well carry the team on today as it plays Cambodia in a crucial contest at the Panaad Sports Complex.


To many, the RP XI, reinforced by six Fil-foreign recruits, has proven it’s no longer a minnow in SEA Games football following its impressive stand against Thailand.


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                    [Title] => RP XI vows to break strong Thais
                    [Summary] => Philippine Football Federation president Johnny Romualdez is calling on all Filipino football fans, especially the Negrenses to wear blue-color t-shirts or jerseys today in support of the national team’s SEA Games debut against title-holder Thailand at 4:30 p.m. in the Panaad Stadium in Bacolod City.


BACOLOD — The Philippines faces its first big test right  in its first match in the 23rd SEA Games men’s football competitions as it opens its campaign versus regional power and defending champion Thailand at the Panaad Sport Complex here.


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                    [Title] => Women’s football sumipa na rin
                    [Summary] => Pagkatapos ng men’s football at water polo, nagsimula na rin ang aksiyon sa women’s football ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games kahapon sa Marikina Sports Center.


Isang simpleng seremonya ang idinaos kahapon ng umaga na dinaluhan nina Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee (PHILSOC) president Jose ‘Peping’ Cojuangco, Marikina Mayor Lourdes Fernando, at Philippine Football Federation president Johnny Romualdez.


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Each player and official of the sport, team, city and Negros Occidental province has requested all who are coming to the games, open free to the public, to wear blue as a token of support for the national team.


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