New Zealand Men's U-20s
He is the young brother from Michael.
JFL reconstruction of New Zealand athletes hoping to face the opening Michael (right) and Isaac player-County Stadium
Originally from New Zealand, Kanazawa Tsuegen DF James Michael (22), DF Isaac (19), brother of the Japan Football League players (JFL) to the season opener, has a quiet fire of a fight. The earthquake that struck the country, sacrifice and team officials, home Ishikawa, "giving play to show courage," and that the brothers all together for the sake of working.
Tsuegen brother Michael joined the players last year, his brother Isaac joined forces players from this season. After the earthquake, New Zealand, Michael, and Isaac both players and supporters under his teammates, the voice of encouragement were received by telephone and e-mail from club officials attended in the past.
There was no damage to the family living in Auckland, the birthplace of two people, one person living in Christchurch Kono Ito hurt because it was out of the building was at the time of earthquake. A friend in Christchurch who attend college for a while, but not contact, was found safe after a week.
Isaac player "連Netai won the fight to name a starting lineup position" player Michael "beautiful football but to show commitment to victory" and hard-hitting
Keep this in the overseas thread Abris. There is a number of local players who you constantly overlook.
New Zealand squad for OFC U-20 Championships
Goalkeepers
Stefan MARINOVICH (SV Wehen Wiesbaden, GER)
James MCPEAKE (Fairleigh Dickinson University, USA)
Defenders
Nick BRANCH (Waikato FC)
Liam GRAHAM (Vicenza Calcio, ITA)
Anthony HOBBS (Waitakere United)
James MUSA (Wellington Phoenix)
Luke ROWE (Birmingham City, ENG)
Neko VUJEVICH (Gold Coast United, AUS)
Midfielders
Cory CHETTLEBURG (Sparta Rotterdam, NED)
Ryan DE VRIES (Waitakere United)
Jamie DORIS (Hibernian, SCO)
Colin MURPHY (Boston College, USA)
Marco ROJAS (Melbourne Victory, AUS)
Zane SOLE (Waitakere United)
Adam THOMAS (Auckland City)
Forwards
Andy BEVIN (Hawkes Bay United)
Ryan CAIN (Team Wellington)
Ethan GALBRAITH (Lower Hutt City)
Dakota LUCAS (Waitakere United)
Andrew MILNE (Auckland City)
ON STANDBY:
Cameron LINDSAY (Blackburn Rovers, ENG)
Dale HIGHAM (YoungHeart Manawatu)
Caleb RUFER (Unattached)
Not considered because of injury: Sean LOVEMORE (Waitakere United)
It's the midfield that excites me most about this side. All sorts of skill, pace and trickery in there. As for the defence, they are a little slow, small and soft for my liking; some of the Pacific Island strikers could knock these lads around a bit. I think a beast like Galbraith is needed. Having said that I'm not sure I know of any better good, big, strong defenders in the age-group.Toffeeman662011-03-30 13:41:03
Jamie Doris is 18.
Did anyone ever read this? Players of the future from the NZ Herald written in 2010. Quite a few have made this squad.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/all-whites/news/article.cfm?c_id=117&objectid=10659471
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/4826467/Marco-Rojas-named-in-Junior-All-Whites
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/4826467/Marco-Rojas-named-in-Junior-All-Whites
Match Day 1, Thursday 21 April
Vanuatu vs. American Samoa
New Caledonia vs. Solomon Islands
Fiji vs. Papua New Guinea
BYE: New Zealand
Match Day 2, Saturday 23 April
Fiji vs. Vanuatu
American Samoa vs. Papua New Guinea
Solomon Islands vs. New Zealand
BYE: New Caledonia
Match Day 3, Monday 25 April
Fiji vs. American Samoa
Papua New Guinea vs. Vanuatu
New Zealand vs. New Caledonia
BYE: Solomon Islands
Match Day 4, Wednesday 27 April
B1 vs. A2
A1 vs. B2
Match Day 5, Friday 29 April
3rd vs. 4th Play-off
Grand Final
I was being facetious
Very surprised on Michael Built, he's a paid professional playing (or atleast making the bench) for a League 2 side in the UK.
I'm hoping that they want him to stay with the club and hopefully get some game time in the near future for this club and look to bring him in for the actual WC in July assuming we make it.
Looks a decent squad though.
Is it always there? I would've gone up had it been in Wellington, not a huge fan of Auckland and it's southern suburbs.
I think it would have been a big call to pick him in midfield ahead of the likes of Rojas, Chettleburgh, Murphy, Doris and De Vries. Ahead of Sole and Thomas maybe, but it's a long way to bring him to sit on the bench for NZ.
I wonder why current champions Tahiti is not defending there title (As such). I think its pathedic that they are not sending a team over to NZ. Its not like they dont have funding for it.
I think it would have been a big call to pick him in midfield ahead of the likes of Rojas, Chettleburgh, Murphy, Doris and De Vries. Ahead of Sole and Thomas maybe, but it's a long way to bring him to sit on the bench for NZ.
Great to see Jamie Doris make the team after breaking his leg late last year.