Federated States of Micronesia national under-23 football team

Federated States of Micronesia national under-23 football team
Nickname(s)The Four Stars
AssociationFederated States of Micronesia Football Association
Head coachStan Foster
CaptainMikson Kuka
Top scorerNone
First colors
Second colors
First international
 Micronesia 0–30 Tahiti 
(Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; 3 July 2015)
Biggest win
None
Biggest defeat
 Micronesia 0–46 Vanuatu 
(Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea; 7 July 2015)
Pacific Games
Appearances1 (first in 2015)
Best resultGroup stage (2015)

The Federated States of Micronesia national under-23 football team, nicknamed the Four Stars, is the national U-23 football team representing the Federated States of Micronesia and is controlled by the Federated States of Micronesia Football Association. The team is managed by Australian coach Stan Foster, with the assistant manager Curtis Graham.

Although the senior team had been competing on the international stage sporadically for a number of years, the nation lacked any junior teams until the under-23 team was founded in 2014. Having never played together as a full squad until a training camp in Guam, and traveling to the games with kit donated by their hosts, they made their competitive debut in international football at the 2015 Pacific Games with a view to using the tournament as both a development opportunity for young players in the country and also as the first steps towards gaining official recognition from and membership of FIFA.[1]

Their performance was the worst recorded in international football as they lost all three games, conceding 114 goals (an average of 38 goals each game) in the process without scoring themselves. On two occasions, against Fiji and Vanuatu, they conceded a record number of goals in international competition. However, although these matches count as official records for the Pacific Games, they are not recognized by FIFA as official world records, as the games did not involve senior teams. Despite the unofficial nature of their record defeats, numerous international media outlets have branded them the worst football team on the planet.

History

Background

The four states of the Federated States of Micronesia: Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei and Kosrae are spread out over six hundred islands in an isolated area of the Pacific Ocean.[2] Many of the islands, although touched by western influences, have had very little contact with modern media, stone money is still used symbolically on occasions[2] and many of the team selected for the 2015 Pacific Games still live in huts in small villages, lacking hot water and modern conveniences.[2] There are only two full-sized football pitches in the country,[2] both of which are on Yap, the multi-use Yap Sports Complex and the dedicated football pitch at the Yap State Soccer field.[3] In regions such as Chuuk, the lack of facilities means that all football played is street football.[2]

Foundation

Previously the senior team had entered the 2003 South Pacific Games, performing poorly, losing all four games and conceding 52 goals without reply.[4] This was the last recorded time that any Micronesian team had played against full international sides,[5] although individual islands of Micronesia competed in the 2014 Micronesia Games.[6] However, before the tournament, Kiribati withdrew, Guam chose not to send a team and the Northern Mariana Islands were unable to send a team as their regular squad was playing in the EAFF East Asian Cup, leaving non-FIFA member Palau as the only international representative and Micronesia competing as separate states.[6]

Under the auspices of manager Stan Foster[7] and assistant manager Curtis Graham,[8] The Federated States of Micronesia under-23 team, nicknamed the Four Stars,[9] began training in the second half of 2014 in unusual circumstances.[10] Due to the scattered nature of the islands, it was impossible for the team to get together initially to train as a full squad and instead individuals had to train in small groups on their islands of origin.[10] Although this method of selection meant the team was not able to get together as a single unit until their pre-tournament camp in Guam, it was a method that met with the approval of the football association President Jim Wuthel as being one that allowed the selection of a squad that was truly representative of the islands despite an almost complete lack of money or sponsorship.[10]

The two-week extended pre-tournament camp in Guam, funded by the football association,[11] allowed the team to train together for the first time, make use of the significantly better facilities offered by the Guam Football Association and gave them the chance to test themselves against a number of teams in the Guam Men's Soccer League prior to their departure for Papua New Guinea.[10] The training camp also allowed the team to take possession of an away kit for the first time courtesy of the Guam Football Association[12] and were it not for a meeting with a local restaurateur during their training camp, some of the players would have travelled to the games without boots.[2]

2015 Pacific Games

The Federated States of Micronesia national under-23 football team had never taken part in a tournament until 2015 when they entered the Pacific Games,[10] competing in the 14th edition of the men's football tournament, which was held in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea between 3 and 17 July 2015. The Micronesian National Olympic Committee stated that the reason they entered the competition was to try to enhance their chances of membership of FIFA,[11] although they had tentatively begun their application process back in 2001,[13] and the national Olympic committee, via the International Olympic Committee provided a $ 50,000 grant to cover airfares, insurance and accommodation costs while in Port Moresby to enable the team to compete.[8]

The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) used this tournament as the OFC Men's Olympic Qualifying Tournament for the 2016 Summer Olympic men's tournament.[14] A separate qualifying tournament was initially set to take place at Tonga between 2–12 December 2015[15] however, it was later decided to absorb the qualifying tournament into the Pacific Games, leading to the New Zealand team participating for the first time in the Pacific Games men's football tournament.[16][17] As a result of this, the Federated States of Micronesia Football Association sent their under-23 team to make their debut on the international stage. Despite initial claims that the team should not be underestimated and that they were not simply there to make up the numbers,[18] their performance was to be the worst on record for international competition.

Micronesia 0–30 Tahiti

Their debut at the 2015 Pacific Games was an inauspicious start for the team, losing 0–30 to Tahiti, having arrived at the tournament with a squad of only 18 players.[7] Michel Maihi opened the scoring in the second minute with a fluke goal which he later admitted was intended to be a cross.[19] Maihi went on to score a further four goals in the match, but he was beaten to the title of top scorer by Fred Tissot, who scored six.[19] Manuarii Hauata, Tevairoa Tehuritaua, Mauarii Tehina, Yohan Tihoni and Raiamanu Tauira scored three or more each to complete the scoring.[20] This was the second time that Tahiti had recorded a 30–0 victory in the Pacific Games, matching the scoreline in a game against the Cook Islands in 1971.[20] As Tahiti's onslaught went on, the crowd began to cheer for the Micronesians and nicknaming their number 10, Roger Nakasone, "Messi". Immediately following the match, the Tahitian team performed a post-match haka towards their opponents, inflicting on them additional embarrassment.[19]

Micronesia 0–30 Tahiti
Report Maihi 2', 34', 46', 52', 86'
Hauata 9', 48', 90+6'
Tehuritaua 12', 20', 40', 45+2'
Tehina 24', 38', 49', 54'
Petigas 34'
Tihoni 50', 51', 90+1'
Tissot 60', 64', 66', 75', 82', 85'
Taupotini 63'
Tauira 90', 90+2', 90+4'

Micronesia 0–38 Fiji

Their next match produced an even more one-sided result, indeed to that point the most one-sided result in international football history, as they lost to Fiji 0–38,[21] with goalkeeper Walter Pengelbew conceding 21 goals in the first half[21] before being replaced in goal by erstwhile midfielder Dominic Gadad,[22] who himself went on to concede a further 17 goals as Micronesia eclipsed the former world record for number of goals conceded in official competition set by American Samoa when they conceded 31 against Australia in 2001.[23] However, this result did not replace the American Samoa match in the record books firstly as Micronesia are not affiliated to FIFA and secondly as the competition, since it is doubling up as a qualifying tournament for the 2016 Summer Olympics, is being contested by under-23 teams.[24] However, the scoreline was deemed an official record for the Pacific Games.[25] Tony Tuivuna scored ten goals for Fiji, narrowly beating Chris Wasasala, who scored nine goals on his international debut to top scorer.[26] Also scoring were Iosefo Verevou and Garish Prasad with five each, Napolioni Qasevakatini with four, Masana Nawakula with two, while Savenaca Nakalevu and Tevita Waranaivalu scored one each.[26]

The result of the match was not a surprise to the manager of the team, Stan Foster, who stated that the team were at the tournament for development purposes, to try as hard as they could and to take any information they could glean from their experiences home with them to aid their progression.[27] Fiji manager, Juan Carlos Buzzetti was apologetic after the match, acknowledging the inexperience and youth of the opposition,[27] and saying that they had little option but to finish with such a scoreline after Tahiti had set the benchmark in the previous match,[26] but was also critical of his own players for not always sticking to their game plan to play one-touch football.[27]

The reasons for the size of the defeat have been put down to the general lack of experience within the diminished squad as a whole, with most of the players only getting involved in the game at most eighteen months prior to the tournament starting.[22] Indeed, most of the players came from villages where they did not play the game at all and Gadad, who replaced Pengelbew in goal at half time, had only played as a goalkeeper for the first time three weeks prior.[22]

Micronesia Federated States of Micronesia0–38Fiji Fiji
report Wasasala 1', 6', 27', 29', 30', 36', 53', 56', 66'
Tuivuna 4', 9', 28', 43', 45+1', 45+4', 70', 85', 90+3', 90+6'
Verevou 8', 26', 40', 45+2', 45+3'
Qasevakatini 10', 12', 24', 59', 67'
Prasad 22', 63', 65', 76'
Waranaivalu 47'
Nawakula 79', 80', 88'
Nakalevu 90+6'

Vanuatu 46–0 Micronesia

Having suffered one record defeat to Fiji, the fledgling Micronesia team lost even more heavily in their final group game, defeated 46–0 by Vanuatu, with Jean Kaltack scoring a record 16 goals.[29] With Micronesia having lost so heavily in their opening games, Vanuatu were faced with the seemingly difficult task of having to score a minimum of thirty goals in order to stand a chance of progressing to the next round of competition.[30] However, the team, ranked 200th in the world at the time,[30] found themselves 24–0 ahead at half time having scored three more goals by that stage than Fiji had managed in their game.[30]

Tony Kaltack opened the scoring in the second minute, but by the end of the game, Tafea striker Jean Kaltack was the top scorer in the match with 16 goals.[31] Tony Kaltack increased his tally by a further five goals in the match, Bill Nicholls and Barry Mansale scored ten and six goals respectively while Dalong Damalip's hat-trick, Abraham Roqara's two and one each for Brian Kaltack, Nemani Nikiau, Zicka Manuhi and Chris Andrews rounded out the scoring.[31]

Vanuatu 46–0 Micronesia
T. Kaltack 2', 18', 27', 49', 53', 56'
Nicholls 3', 16', 37', 45+3', 50'
57', 61', 64', 65', 72'
J. Kaltack 4', 6', 17', 34', 37'
44', 45', 45+2', 47', 54'
59', 60', 66', 73', 90+3', 90+4'
Mansale 12', 20', 22', 29', 30', 36'
Damalip 14', 45+1'
B. Kaltack 23'
Nikiau 55'
Roqara 68', 89'
Manuhi 74'
Andrews 90'
Report

Final standings

The team finished the tournament with three heavy losses and no wins, scoring no goals whilst conceding 114 in total. They finished last in the group and did not progress to either knockout round (although they could not have progressed to the Olympic games qualifying rounds as they are not members of FIFA).

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1  Tahiti 3 2 1 0 32 1 +31 7 Pacific Games knockout stage
2  Fiji 3 1 2 0 39 1 +38 5 Olympic Qualifying and Pacific Games knockout stage
3  Vanuatu 3 1 1 1 48 3 +45 4 Olympic Qualifying knockout stage
4 Micronesia 3 0 0 3 0 114 −114 0
Source: [33]

Aftermath

A bar chart illustrating the largest margins of victory in international football since 1997.

Following the game against Vanuatu, Foster expressed relief that the team would be allowed back at the next Pacific Games, fearing they would be refused entry due to the quality of their results, but they received assurances from the organizers that they were aware that the side that competed was a development side and that he hoped, despite receiving criticism before the start of the tournament for selecting a team of such young players, that a number of the players would be able to use the Pacific Games to enhance their development for the next eight years.[34] Though he noted that it would be difficult for the nation to improve the standard of their football until they were recognized by FIFA,[34] he said that he anticipated a FIFA delegation would be visiting the islands in the following week to carry out an inspection and with a view to affiliating them with the AFC.[34] This would then entitle them to funding and technical assistance that would enable the nation to improve the standard of football.[34] National media reported that membership would allow the nation to build new stadium and renovate existing facilities, bring professional coaches to the islands and purchase much-needed equipment.[8]

To put into context the series of defeats his team had suffered, Foster said that for many of his players this was the first time that they had played a game on a full-size 11-a-side pitch.[35] He also said that in general the players were simply overawed with the occasion, noting that many of them had never even left their villages, let alone their respective islands and that during the pre-tournament training camp in Guam a number of the players gained their first experience of an escalator or elevator.[35] Following these defeats, several members of the squad said to the manager that they wanted to train as goalkeepers.[36] Despite conceding a record number of goals, and with media outlets labelling them the worst team in the world,[2] many of the outfield players were heartened by the cheers their goalkeeper received every time he made a save.[36] The major stumbling block facing Micronesia is, if they do not gain FIFA affiliation, then their next scheduled international match will not be for another four years, when they will travel to Samoa for the 2019 Pacific Games.[36] Micronesia subsequently did not receive FIFA affiliation, nor did a football team from the nation contest the 2019 Pacific Games.

Despite the heavy defeats suffered by the team, national media was upbeat about the overall performances, remarking that despite the results, none of the athletes ever gave up, that they won the respect of the opposition in all three games they played and that the team as a whole could be very proud of their efforts.[8] It was noted that if, as a result of competing the nation could join FIFA that the benefits of membership would outweigh the losses in the tournament.[8] International media however was less complimentary, with numerous outlets focussing solely on the results and labelling the side the worst football team on earth.[37][38] Despite this, the players received a warm reception upon their return home. On Yap people were pleased simply because the players had had the chance to travel abroad and experience international competition, with such opportunities normally being limited to Guam if at all.[39] Indeed, as a result of their experiences, one player was looking to join a football club in Guam, with several others considering similar options.[39]

FIFA affiliation

The Oceania Football Confederation had dissuaded Micronesia from applying to their association, saying that they would have better developmental opportunities within the AFC,[12] although with FIFA having more Pacific members than the United Nations, affiliation with FIFA is also not assured; they have cancelled previous visits and rejected membership of other nations in the past due to the level of hotel facilities on offer.[12] A FIFA delegate visited the islands following the tournament to review the condition of facilities in the country and the level of football development, with a decision on potential FIFA affiliation due before the end of 2015.[40] Foster remarked that the initial report provided by the delegate was positive.[39]

Stadium

The team has yet to play any home fixtures. There are only two full-sized football pitches in the country,[2] both of which are on Yap, the multi-use Yap Sports Complex and the dedicated football pitch at the Yap State Soccer field.[3]

Squad

The following players were called up to the squad for the 2015 Pacific Games from 3–17 July 2015.[41]

2015 Pacific Games Squad
Number Position Name Age Club
1 GK Walter Pengelbew 17 Nimgil Youth Organization (Yap)
2 Kacy Alton Olmos 20
3 MF Mikson Kuka (captain) 23
4 Jacob Nam 22 Weloy Strikers (Weloy, Yap)
5 Ioane Kariti 21 College of Micronesia-FSM FC (Palikir, Pohnpei)
7 Javin Kognang 20 Nimgil Youth Organization (Yap)
8 Franson Simon 21 College of Micronesia-FSM FC (Palikir, Pohnpei)
9 Mark Jones 19 College of Micronesia-FSM FC (Palikir, Pohnpei)
10 MF Roger Nakasone 22 Pitbulls
11 Aaran Bayow 16 Nimgil Youth Organization (Yap)
12 Scott Rudolph 22
13 MacArthur James 23 Island Pitbulls (Pohnpei)
14 Paulis Jeikek 21
15 Jonathan Garayog 21 Nimgil Youth Organization (Yap)
16 Devon Figirmow 29 G&B Club Rull (Rull, Yap)
17 Benjamin Gilmoon 18 Nimgil Youth Organization (Yap)
18 MF Dominic Gadad 20 Nimgil Youth Organization (Yap)
20 Michael Reyes 26 College of Micronesia-FSM FC (Palikir, Pohnpei)

Note: Squad ages as at time of Pacific Games 2015. Source:[42]

Managers

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Encuentro interreligioso en Asís (Italia, 27 de octubre de 2011) La tolerancia religiosa significa respetar y aceptar la existencia de otras formas de vida, creencias e ideas, así como la no creencia en ninguna religión. El concepto opuesto, la intolerancia religiosa, puede consistir en considerar ciertas creencias como anómalas, fuera de lugar o heréticas por el simple hecho de ser diferentes. Para que se dé la tolerancia religiosa es necesario que los individuos y las instituciones re...

 

 

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M20 Motorway M20 Motorway Land Ierland Lengte 10 km Lijst van Ierse autosnelwegen Portaal    Verkeer & Vervoer Ierland Traject De M20 (Engels: M20 Motorway / Iers: Mótarbhealach M20) is een autosnelweg in Ierland met een lengte van 10 kilometer rond de stad Limerick. Het is een onderdeel van de nationale primaire weg N20. De snelweg moet op termijn 90 kilometer lang worden en Limerick met Cork verbinden. Zie ook Wegen in Ierland · · Autosnelwegen in Ierland M1 · M2 · M3 ·...

 

 

يفتقر محتوى هذه المقالة إلى الاستشهاد بمصادر. فضلاً، ساهم في تطوير هذه المقالة من خلال إضافة مصادر موثوق بها. أي معلومات غير موثقة يمكن التشكيك بها وإزالتها. (ديسمبر 2018) تضم مدينة طرابلس اللبنانية العديد من المساجد العريقة، معظمها ذات طراز مملوكي، وتأتي ثانية بعد القاهرة ب�...

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Wilhelm Dilthey (1833-1911) Wilhelm Dilthey (19 November 1833 – 1 Oktober 1911) adalah seorang sejarahwan, psikolog, sosiolog, siswa hermeneutika, dan filsuf Jerman. Dilthey dapat dianggap sebagai seorang empirisis, berlawanan dengan idealisme yang meluas di Jerman pada waktu itu, tetapi penjelasannya tentang apa yang empiris dan eksperiensial berbeda dengan empirisisme Britania dan positivisme dalam asumsi-asumsi epistemologis dan ontologis sentralnya, yang diambil dari tradi...

 

 

Island in Antigua and Barbuda This article is about the island. For the sovereign state that includes the island, see Antigua and Barbuda. For other places named Antigua, see Antigua (disambiguation). For the Guatemalan city, see Antigua Guatemala. For the associated state, see Associated State of Antigua. AntiguaNative name: Waladli or WadadliAerial view of AntiguaMap of Antigua showing the parishesAntiguaShow map of Antigua and BarbudaAntiguaShow map of Lesser AntillesAntiguaShow map of Car...

English printer, editor and publisher For Sir Edward Cave, Baronet, see Cave baronets. This article includes a list of general references, but it lacks sufficient corresponding inline citations. Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations. (February 2022) (Learn how and when to remove this message) Edward Cave, engraving by Edward Scriven after a painting by Francis Kyte c. 1740 The Gentleman's Magazine, May 1759, By SYLVANUS URBAN, Gent. Edward Cave (27 Fe...

 

 

Norwegian football club Football clubKristiansundFull nameKristiansund BallklubbNickname(s)KBK, Uglan (The owls)Founded2 September 2003; 20 years ago (2 September 2003)GroundKristiansund StadionCapacity4,444[1]ChairmanVidar SolliHead coachAmund SkiriLeagueEliteserien20231. divisjon, 4th of 16 (promoted)WebsiteClub website Home colours Away colours Third colours Current season Kristiansund BK is a Norwegian football club located in Kristiansund that currently plays in Elit...