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The SEAG Sports and Rules Committee, chaired by Rene Adad,  will meet this morning to discuss the final roster of sports and events, according to SEAG Federation president Celso Dayrit. The committee’s recommendations will then be tackled this afternoon by the SEAG Executive Committee, which will submit its decision to the SEAGFC for its en banc meeting tomorrow.


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For a nation not as fanatic as others are to a sport considered as the most popular in the world, Romualdez’s stance may be subject to a debate.


But the former football player appears ready to put everything on the line just to prove his point.


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                    [Title] => Philippine football team may Fil-foreigners na rin
                    [Summary] => Pitong dayuhan na may dugong Pinoy ang kinukuha ng Philippine Football Federation upang palakasin ang kanilang tsansang mapagwagian sa kauna-unahang pagkakataon ng medalya sa football event ng Southeast Asian Games na gaganapin sa Disyembre sa Vietnam. 


Tatlo dito ay mula sa England, dalawa sa Germany at America at lahat ay nakalusot sa age limit na 23 anyos na itinakda ng SEAG organizing committee na nagpatalsik sa isang pang foreign-base goal scorer na si Alfred Gonzales sa national squad dahil 25 years old na siya sa Disyembre. 


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Other contenders in the tourney organized by the Philippine Football Federation are Masbate City, Baguio, Laguna, Camarines Norte and Rizal province.


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For a nation not as fanatic as others are to a sport considered as the most popular in the world, Romualdez’s stance may be subject to a debate.


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Biggest ever SEA Games tackled in vital confab

October 11, 2004 - 12:00am

The Southeast Asian Games Federation begins its two-day meeting today at the New World Hotel in Makati City with emphasis on the final list of sports and events in the 23rd staging of the SEA Games here. The SEAG...

Sports

Romualdez: Footbelles good for SEAG gold

March 17, 2004 - 12:00am

It’s not wistful thinking on the part of new Philippine Football Federation (PFF) president Johnny Romualdez who believes the country’s women’s team has significant chance of winning the gold in the...

Sports

Philippine football team may Fil-foreigners na rin

August 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Pitong dayuhan na may dugong Pinoy ang kinukuha ng Philippine Football Federation upang palakasin ang kanilang tsansang mapagwagian sa kauna-unahang pagkakataon ng medalya sa football event ng Southeast Asian Games...

PSN Palaro

PAF leads cast in football final

August 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Six teams, led by highly-rated Philippine Air Force of the National Capital Region (NCR), will vie for honors in the national men’s football championship all-Luzon regional finals set Aug. 6-10 at the Philsports...

Sports

POC to push for wushu, judo, karatedo

By Joey Villar | April 3, 2002 - 12:00am

Officials of the Philippine Olympic Committee will leave for Hanoi next week to bat for the inclusion of martial arts events where the Philippines is a strong contender for medals in the 2003 SEA Games and submit...

Sports