There is no choice but to add players of Dutch descent. We are waiting for the arrival of 1. Ole romeny (fc Utrecht) 2. Kevin Diks (FC Copenhagen) 3. Martin Paes (FC Dallas) Indonesia is ready to fight any team. Good luck guys
Just an important reminder or advice: Please double check to make 100% sure that all of your naturalized players are eligible to represent Indonesia Team. Because if you don't FIFA might award you 0-3. Example is Equatorial Guinea, they have their first two match annulled causing them almost impossible to qualify to world cup.
@@kazusacastle ole and kevin are eligible cause they have indonesian blood, while for paes a bit let say complicated. His grandmother 100% dutch BUT she's born in indonesia while dutch ocupied indonesia in WW2, so you can say his grandmother is indonesian eventho she is 100% dutch cause she's born here
@@kazusacastleole romeni memiliki darah Indonesia dari ibunya, begitu juga dengan Kevin disk mereka berdua Indonesia x Belanda, ibu mereka asli Indonesia, Martin paes neneknya lahir dan besar di Indonesia, orang tua neneknya memiliki kependudukan warga Hindia Belanda yang berubah menjadi Indonesia, jadi neneknya orang Indonesia, dan mereka semua memiliki berkasnya, yang di sahkan di sahkan oleh FIFA, dan PSSI dan federasi Belanda, jadi Meraka memang memiliki hak atas Indonesia, pelatih STY sudah mengatakan jangan pernah memanggil pemain yang tidak ada hubungannya dengan Indonesia.
The Australian coach has been in the job a long time, of course he is calm. Australia probably didn't want to get drawn into a group with Saudi Arabia, groups A/B looked weaker.
correction : Jordan and Palestine doesn't play in the Gulf Cup, because both of them are not Gulf countries. The Gulf Cup are consisted only by countries like : Saudi, Iraq, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, and Yemen.
i think you underestimate Jordan a lot. Jordan is a teams that currently is in the hot form. I remind you that in 2023 Asian Cup, Jordan dominated South Korea two times. In the group stage, Jordan drew with South Korea. And then in semifinal, they met each other again and Jordan deservedly beat South Korea 2-0. Also in their last match, Jordan beat Saudi 2-1 in the Saudi soil. Group B is not as easy for South Korea as you thinks. I can see South Korea lost two times against Iraq in Basra and against Jordan in Amman
I know that the Jordan's performance is fascinating in World Cup Qualifier and Asian Cup, but the key is not how fascinating they are currently at, but how good they can keep that performance up in the coming Round of 18 or even after 2026 World Cup. There are plenty of cases where a team just stun in one single tournament and then decline immediately and I can list so many of them: Vietnam in 2007 , Latvia in 2004, Madagascar in 2017 (or 2019? don't remember but it is the year they made to AFCOn quarterfinal) AFCON are three clear examples that is immediately out of my mind when I write this reply. :)
Your opinion on Group B is right, but I believe that Iraq has the probability of losing points on Jordan and Oman. Palestine and Kuwait also has the chance getting some points from them, so you will ended up seeing five teams chasing each other closely. As south korea can secure 18 points against Oman, Kuwait and Palestine than there should be no problem for them to get top 2 In the last WC Qualifier, the score obtained from third place to sixth place in Group A (four teams are all West Asian/Gulf Teams) are 12,9,6,6 respectively, and UAE is not secured qualification until the final round. So you can see that West Asian Teams are quite close when they play against each other
@@kazusacastle yeah i know that. Basically there will be many derbies between West Asian teams in Group B, that's why there will be many close matches in that group. But imo, Korea will be struggle a lot against those West Asian teams too. Because if Thailand can stole 1-1 draw against Korea in Seoul, than i can see Oman and Palestine doing that too. Let alone about Iraq and Jordan
Thailand is better tbh, but football sometimes is just the best thing does not happen. For example, Tajikistan and Jordan not both qualified at same time.
Good luck :) I believe Indonesia can make miracles this time again, just like how they defeated Bahrain and Qatar in 04’ and 07’ Asian cup respectively :)
@@kazusacastle Hopefully we are both can make miracles. Japan, Aussie, Saudi, Bahrain... Let's swag 'em bhroo. Don't get too realistic, be optimistic.. just to entertain ourselves. So we're not got in crazy 😆😆😆
Saluran china iri sama Indonesia yang mendapatkan pemain diaspora grade A sedangkan mereka udah pemain 100% asing ga ada darah china/naturalisasi grade C pula, Apa kalian takut dengan Indonesia??
Are you from the "Indonesia Robbery" Video? For that channel I am just using Indonesia as an example, but the central message is to show that naturalization (in general) can be problematic for Asia (and maybe also Africa). Second, I do not like China PR Football at all and in next week i will make another video talking about how bad football in my nation is
@@kazusacastleapa yang salah dengan itu bukan kah Singapura, filifina, Malaysia juga melakukanya, bahkan cina, tapi kenapa tidak ada yang berbicara tentang mereka, hanya karna pemain keturunan Indonesia jauh lebih berkualitas dari mereka, semuanya seakan protes, mereka puyah darah Indonesia, dan kami memiliki undang-undang, terhadap anak diaspora Indonesia, di mna mereka mendapatkan hak yang sama terhadap negara, anak diaspora Indonesia sangat bayak tersebar di seluruh penjuru dunia. Terutama di eropa.
@@YitnoPrayit Chinese Canadian :) By saying "I am not a China PR fan" in comment but not in the title I mean that I watch China PR football, but I DO NOT like this team at all and I want them disband immediately tomorrow for being so trash.
@@kazusacastle Kan sudah gue duga lu tuh China lahir doang di Kanada hati dan jiwa kamu itu China, kamu diaspora China. Lantas kenapa kamu mengolok-olok diaspora Indonesia?
There is no choice but to add players of Dutch descent.
We are waiting for the arrival of
1. Ole romeny (fc Utrecht)
2. Kevin Diks (FC Copenhagen)
3. Martin Paes (FC Dallas)
Indonesia is ready to fight any team.
Good luck guys
Just an important reminder or advice:
Please double check to make 100% sure that all of your naturalized players are eligible to represent Indonesia Team. Because if you don't FIFA might award you 0-3. Example is Equatorial Guinea, they have their first two match annulled causing them almost impossible to qualify to world cup.
@@kazusacastleits already eligable dude they all confirm even from orange dutch nation
@@kazusacastle ole and kevin are eligible cause they have indonesian blood, while for paes a bit let say complicated. His grandmother 100% dutch BUT she's born in indonesia while dutch ocupied indonesia in WW2, so you can say his grandmother is indonesian eventho she is 100% dutch cause she's born here
Astaga orang ini.. Ada hal yang tidak perlu diungkapkan. Memalukan..
@@kazusacastleole romeni memiliki darah Indonesia dari ibunya, begitu juga dengan Kevin disk mereka berdua Indonesia x Belanda, ibu mereka asli Indonesia, Martin paes neneknya lahir dan besar di Indonesia, orang tua neneknya memiliki kependudukan warga Hindia Belanda yang berubah menjadi Indonesia, jadi neneknya orang Indonesia, dan mereka semua memiliki berkasnya, yang di sahkan di sahkan oleh FIFA, dan PSSI dan federasi Belanda, jadi Meraka memang memiliki hak atas Indonesia, pelatih STY sudah mengatakan jangan pernah memanggil pemain yang tidak ada hubungannya dengan Indonesia.
The Australian coach has been in the job a long time, of course he is calm. Australia probably didn't want to get drawn into a group with Saudi Arabia, groups A/B looked weaker.
correction : Jordan and Palestine doesn't play in the Gulf Cup, because both of them are not Gulf countries. The Gulf Cup are consisted only by countries like : Saudi, Iraq, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, and Yemen.
You are right. I think they only play at WAFF.
@@kazusacastle correct. But unfortunately, WAFF Cup is not being played consistently, unlike AFF, SAFF, Gulf Cup, or EAFF
i think you underestimate Jordan a lot. Jordan is a teams that currently is in the hot form. I remind you that in 2023 Asian Cup, Jordan dominated South Korea two times. In the group stage, Jordan drew with South Korea. And then in semifinal, they met each other again and Jordan deservedly beat South Korea 2-0. Also in their last match, Jordan beat Saudi 2-1 in the Saudi soil.
Group B is not as easy for South Korea as you thinks. I can see South Korea lost two times against Iraq in Basra and against Jordan in Amman
I know that the Jordan's performance is fascinating in World Cup Qualifier and Asian Cup, but the key is not how fascinating they are currently at, but how good they can keep that performance up in the coming Round of 18 or even after 2026 World Cup.
There are plenty of cases where a team just stun in one single tournament and then decline immediately and I can list so many of them: Vietnam in 2007 , Latvia in 2004, Madagascar in 2017 (or 2019? don't remember but it is the year they made to AFCOn quarterfinal) AFCON are three clear examples that is immediately out of my mind when I write this reply. :)
Your opinion on Group B is right, but I believe that Iraq has the probability of losing points on Jordan and Oman. Palestine and Kuwait also has the chance getting some points from them, so you will ended up seeing five teams chasing each other closely. As south korea can secure 18 points against Oman, Kuwait and Palestine than there should be no problem for them to get top 2
In the last WC Qualifier, the score obtained from third place to sixth place in Group A (four teams are all West Asian/Gulf Teams) are 12,9,6,6 respectively, and UAE is not secured qualification until the final round. So you can see that West Asian Teams are quite close when they play against each other
@@kazusacastle yeah i know that. Basically there will be many derbies between West Asian teams in Group B, that's why there will be many close matches in that group.
But imo, Korea will be struggle a lot against those West Asian teams too. Because if Thailand can stole 1-1 draw against Korea in Seoul, than i can see Oman and Palestine doing that too. Let alone about Iraq and Jordan
China just lucky, thailand deserve more third place... I believe no further achievement for china...
Thailand is better tbh, but football sometimes is just the best thing does not happen. For example, Tajikistan and Jordan not both qualified at same time.
LMAO.
We are in the same group, dude. After the drawing, I just like "Sh*t, this is going to be brutal."
Greetings from Indonesia.
Good luck!
We are in the same group bhroo..
What the Hell C Group 😂
Greetings from Indonesia. and Good Luck
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Good luck :)
I believe Indonesia can make miracles this time again, just like how they defeated Bahrain and Qatar in 04’ and 07’ Asian cup respectively :)
@@kazusacastle Hopefully we are both can make miracles.
Japan, Aussie, Saudi, Bahrain...
Let's swag 'em bhroo.
Don't get too realistic, be optimistic.. just to entertain ourselves. So we're not got in crazy
😆😆😆
Saluran china iri sama Indonesia yang mendapatkan pemain diaspora grade A sedangkan mereka udah pemain 100% asing ga ada darah china/naturalisasi grade C pula, Apa kalian takut dengan Indonesia??
Are you from the "Indonesia Robbery" Video? For that channel I am just using Indonesia as an example, but the central message is to show that naturalization (in general) can be problematic for Asia (and maybe also Africa). Second, I do not like China PR Football at all and in next week i will make another video talking about how bad football in my nation is
@@kazusacastleapa yang salah dengan itu bukan kah Singapura, filifina, Malaysia juga melakukanya, bahkan cina, tapi kenapa tidak ada yang berbicara tentang mereka, hanya karna pemain keturunan Indonesia jauh lebih berkualitas dari mereka, semuanya seakan protes, mereka puyah darah Indonesia, dan kami memiliki undang-undang, terhadap anak diaspora Indonesia, di mna mereka mendapatkan hak yang sama terhadap negara, anak diaspora Indonesia sangat bayak tersebar di seluruh penjuru dunia. Terutama di eropa.
@@kazusacastle Kamu orang Singapork?
@@YitnoPrayit Chinese Canadian :) By saying "I am not a China PR fan" in comment but not in the title I mean that I watch China PR football, but I DO NOT like this team at all and I want them disband immediately tomorrow for being so trash.
@@kazusacastle Kan sudah gue duga lu tuh China lahir doang di Kanada hati dan jiwa kamu itu China, kamu diaspora China. Lantas kenapa kamu mengolok-olok diaspora Indonesia?
Indonesia ❤❤❤❤ ...
goodluck with bahrain and indonesia 😅
you r jinksing yourself lol
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Good luck! Let’s work together to push Bahrain and saudi to fifth and sixth place!
@@kazusacastleyes!!!🇲🇨