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View all search resultsYour comments on the start of the UEFA European Championship that begins on Friday and what Indonesian soccer teams can learn from this competition:They will learn how to kick the ball properly, and hope to be one of the World Cup teams in 2020Robinson ElohansenIndonesian soccer teams and fans have to learn sportsmanship
our comments on the start of the UEFA European Championship that begins on Friday and what Indonesian soccer teams can learn from this competition:
They will learn how to kick the ball properly, and hope to be one of the World Cup teams
in 2020
Robinson Elohansen
Indonesian soccer teams and fans have to learn sportsmanship.
Ferdinandus Supandri
The Euro 2012 soccer championship, which will last for a whole month, is a big event. Obviously, millions of Indonesians will watch the games every night.
Sorry to say that this event will only result in the loss of productivity of our workforce, because people will be too tired and sleepy when they get to work.
To improve our soccer, we have to look to the past when Mo Heng, Lionghou, Kiatsek and other ethnic Chinese players strengthened our national team.
That was the time when the Indonesian squad gained international fame. Instead of just naturalizing foreigners to join, we should encourage and groom our own Indonesians to improve our national soccer teams.
Soebagjo Soetadji
Jakarta
Of course, Indonesian teams can learn many things from teamwork including strategy. But the important thing is how to control emotion.
Many Indonesian players seem to find it hard to control their emotions. It often results in Indonesian players getting yellow and red cards in all competitions.
Afan
Yogyakarta
Indonesian soccer teams can learn how to become very good spectators.
E Nurdin
Jakarta
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