anybody in hongkong??

[AlienSeafood]

anybody in hongkong?? just wonderin since i just moved here n currently lookin for a place where i can play footie...field or street doesnt really matter...street/indoor would would be much better though...im stayin at fortress hill btw...a nearer place would be better...thanks!

 

[houston3721]

i live in Hong Kong and i m a Hong Kong person. i live in Kowloon side. i live in Diamond Hill. both of us live at hills.

nice to meet you. u are British?

 

[shrekiejai]

fortress hill? emm....if i remember correctly... if you catch the tram to Victoria Park, there should be quite a few concrete fields...
if you are lookin for grass fields, then hard luck...they r few and far between, and pretty expensive too....

 

[garlei]

Wish I could join you guys. I'm originally in Hong Kong, and I live close to Mong Kok.

Now I'm in the States though. Send me a message if you're playing during xmas time.

 

[AlienSeafood]

houston, nope...im chinese...wel, half...im half filipino...wer do u usualy play??

shrekieja, tnx! gona chek out d place 2nyt...u also play there?

Gaz, im spendin xmas bak hom in d phil...but il let u kno if i decide to stay here...

 

[shrekiejai]

nah, i am in australia now...was born in hk and was there until i was like 8... still go back and visit relatives everyone couple of years...

I live in sydney now...

 

[ledgie]

otobot...i live in hk too. since you live in fortress hill you cxould try walking to cloudview rd . shouldl be about 5-10mins walk. theres a nice football pitch there its concrete tho. decent sized goals witha fairly nice surface. enjoy.

 

[Hyun]

I may not be related in any way to Hong Kong (Hear shopping's good(:/) ) but I had to mention this.

shrekiejai

yay!! :funny:

 

[Frostwolf]

I don't see what's wrong with him... even if he's in his teens he's have lived in Australia long enough to obtain an Australian citizenship (2 years for permanent residency, another 2 for citizenship I believe). If he thinks he's Australian then let him be...

 

[Hyun]

Originally posted by Frostwolf
I don't see what's wrong with him... even if he's in his teens he's have lived in Australia long enough to obtain an Australian citizenship (2 years for permanent residency, another 2 for citizenship I believe). If he thinks he's Australian then let him be...

I'm just trying to bring my argument that seemed to spark noone I would ever expect back in the 2004 Olympic Soccer Thread...

And Frostwolf, you should know better. To challenge me.. Your own kin!!



I shall buy Jeju

 

[Frostwolf]

Originally posted by Hyun

I shall buy Jeju

You can buy it, there's fuck all there anymore.

 

[Hyun]

Originally posted by Frostwolf
You can buy it, there's fuck all there anymore.

wtf.


:cue random Koreans to give comment:

 

[AlienSeafood]

hahahahhahha...where did that come from...nyways, just came back from victoria park...really nice concrete floor...was rainin but wasnt slippery...made of some sort of i dont kno...o wel, now dat i hav a place to play...must now look for playmates...not the bunny ones (wink wink) ...is there a field here by the way...wan chai?? n pls pls pls say its for free...

 

[AlienSeafood]

Originally posted by ledgie
otobot...i live in hk too. since you live in fortress hill you cxould try walking to cloudview rd . shouldl be about 5-10mins walk. theres a nice football pitch there its concrete tho. decent sized goals witha fairly nice surface. enjoy.

um, im a newbie here...wers dat? n wer do u play?

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Ha, concrete fields man? That SUCKS!!!!!! Over here in the states we have acres and acres of parks with lush green grass for soccer playing and stuff like that. Here's an idea, just ask the Chinese Govt. if you can expand Hong Kong into China so you can have parks and grass and stuff. I'm sure they'll understand and give it to you.

 

[AlienSeafood]

 

[Hyun]

Originally posted by ShiftyPowers
Ha, concrete fields man? That SUCKS!!!!!! Over here in the states we have acres and acres of parks with lush green grass for soccer playing and stuff like that. Here's an idea, just ask the Chinese Govt. if you can expand Hong Kong into China so you can have parks and grass and stuff. I'm sure they'll understand and give it to you.

hahahahahahaha :funny: :funny:

 

[houston3721]

i usually play in the pitch at Tsz Wan Shan in Kowloon.

Grass fields need to pay money and i dont like the concrete pitchs. the ground i play in has a more smooth surface.

 

[AlienSeafood]

damn...o, wel...how much do u pay for fields then??

 

[houston3721]

i dont know exactly, about HK$200+ per 90 minutes.

the pitch i play in is like the concrete pitch, for 7-a-side. but the surface is not rough... if you fall down on concrete pitch then....