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[sportsguy35]

This last weekend was the start of the 2008 K-League season.

Suwon beat Daejon 2-0 and FC Seoul drew with Ulsan 1-1 at Seoul World Cup stadium.

For more scores and info on the K-League, please check here www.K-onesports.com

[agoodmouse]

Yea, I went to Suwon Blue Wings vs. Daejeon. It ended 2-0 in Suwon's favor. A good game.

[nzfooty]

포항 2:1 전남 /포항 스틸야드 (15,121)

서울 1:1 울산 /서울 월드컵 (21,564)
부산 2:1 전북 /부산 월드컵 (32,725)
수원 2:0 대전 /수원 월드컵 (30,132)
경남 4:2 대구 /창원 종합 (23,415)
광주 1:1 성남 /광주 월드컵 (22,865)
제주 0:2 인천 /제주 월드컵 (26,320)

[Beeyee]

[Binch Lover]

[nzfooty]

Yes, they are the attendances. However, in some cases they may not be accurate. For example, the Busan crowd from the stadium pics was clearly much smaller than the one reported and there have been suggestions that they counted all the freebies they were giving away around town before the day of the match (regardless of whether people showed up or not).

On the other hand there are claims that the Seoul crowd was larger, and that Suwon was spot on.
Follow the link below for more info.
http://forum.rokfootball.com/

Seongnam, unfortunately, despite having one of the best teams in Korea, is a pretty lifeless place to watch football. There are a few Seongnam themed threads @ ROKfootball as well.

[sportsguy35]

The game of the week saw Seongnam and Suwon draw 2-2. A very interesting game to be at. The referee was complete shite, IMO Edu was taken down and deserved a penalty, but the dumbarse ref turned a blind eye... Suwon then got a deserved red card with a nasty tackle on Mota by Lee Jung Soo. Here is a link to the week 2 review with updated tables, scores and stats.

www.K-onesports.com

[agoodmouse]

03/22/2008 - 00:00

Seoul United v Gwangju IFU
Bucheon FC v Kyungju Citizen
Jeonju EM Korea v Changwon United
Jeonju Ongoeul v Goyang FC
Namyangju United v Pocheon FC
Yongin FC v Hwaseong Sinwoo

This is a schedule of games for this Saturday. Any idea what time the games start? Also, Seoul United plays at Seoul World Cup stadium, yea? I could only find this vague schedule information on rokfootball.com -- there weren't any times or places attached. I assume the first team is where the game will be played, but I don't know the exact names of each team's stadium.

The Joongang Ilbo lists out the games and information weekly, but I can't remember what day they do this on. And that schedule which they put in their newspaper isn't listed on their website, much to my dismay.

[plato's republic]

That's not the K-league Einstein! And Seoul United play in Jamsil.

[nzfooty]

Here is some info on each league.

K-League (1st division)
http://www.rokfootball.com/k-league

National League (2nd division)
http://www.rokfootball.com/national_league

K3 League (3rd division)
http://www.rokfootball.com/k3_league



http://forum.rokfootball.com/

[Otherside]

What is the deal with buying tickets? Do you need to book in advance (how?) or can you just rock up at the stadium half an hour before kick-off and get some seats? What are the chances of the games being sold out?

I'm interested in Suwon games, at Suwon.

[Mr Crowley]

[sportsguy35]

Tommorow, Tuesday, is the final day for ordering tickets. 40,000 won for N section which is where all the supporters are. Otherwise, tickets are 8,000 won for each game. The next of which will be Wednesday night against Jeju starting at 7:30pm

www.fcbluewings.com

[sportsguy35]

The league got back into action tonight. Here are some scores

Jeju 0 Seongnam 3

Ulsan 2 Jeonbuk 1 Lee Sang Ho scored a goal in the 94th minute to keep Jeonbuk without a point thus far this year

Busan 0 Gwangju 0 Gwangju army boys still haven't lost a game this season

Pohang 1 Incheon 2

Chunnam 1 Daejon 1

Suwon 3 Gyeongnam 0


Here is a wrap on the Suwon game, for those interested

http://www.fcbluewings.com/

[sportsguy35]

Suwon is kickin' @$$ and takin' names. 6 wins out of 7, one draw and only conceded a goal in one game. Next game is against Busan on Wednesday night in Suwon at 7:30.

www.fcbluewings.com