@ProfesorKalinga Look at the state of our national team who would support those guys, I’ve been begging them to play Pramveer regularly he’s underrated but no they will only play uncles. Minerva is actually showing good signs for youth football
@DissxY Dismissing the Gothia Cup as "amateur" reveals a profound deficit in sports literacy. Conflating standard adolescent growth-spurt anomalies with systemic age fraud is basic physiological ignorance. Beating HJK Helsinki isn't PR it is empirical grassroots validation mate try again
@Piyushfootbzz Can’t get a European transfer to Europe until they are 18, can’t sign a pre contract until they are 16. These boys are u12 and u15 buddy 😭
@Piyushfootbzz@HopelessFanASM See allegations have 2 sides so age fraud is also a huge NO from me as well but again I can’t judge unless a final verdict is made, but stating not learning anything because of that is something I also don’t agree with, great way to introduce youth to different play styles
@HopelessFanASM@timipwo@Ani_PZS@SanghapriyoM I’ve made my point very clear about his claims, I am not a Ranjit Bajaj supporter I am neutral I just support the betterment of Indian football no matter who is doing it
@HopelessFanASM@timipwo@Ani_PZS@SanghapriyoM That’s not his fault though, if Gothia is a well respected youth tournament then anyone would take their chances at exposure, I’m not gonna say Minerva is elite now because they beat Liverpool, but these are good signs for Indian youth overall where we don’t have to pick a side
@Piyushfootbzz@HopelessFanASM Exposure isn’t limited to one league. International youth tournaments against different football cultures also help development. RFDL and Elite League are important too, but that doesn’t make European exposure meaningless. Indian football needs more opportunities, not fewer.
@timipwo@HopelessFanASM@Ani_PZS@SanghapriyoM These Sunday league teams have helped the Scandinavian boom in football, any form of European youth team is a respectable test for Indian youth, Punjab has a good academy they would have a great chance in Europe I don’t know why you think I don’t like other academies in India
@Piyushfootbzz@HopelessFanASM If playing the biggest youth tournament where Messi and Yamal have played isn’t commendable for Indian football fans then I don’t know what is man, any form of international exposure is great for our youth especially against South American and European grass roots
@timipwo@HopelessFanASM@Ani_PZS@SanghapriyoM Mate because of Scandinavian countries he’s able to play in the MIC cup, if you wanna go off just international ranking Norway is 31st and Sweden is 38th but that’s a poor argument, letting the lads play European youth tournaments is great test against international grass roots
@HopelessFanASM@Rexx_45 A total staggering of 4 appearances both qualifications and tournament and you made your final verdict on him, shows you how much you back players