A Scotsman's opinion on all things K League
K-League Challenge 2017 Playoffs International football? Son Heung Min braces? All this will pale into insignificance come mid-week as the 2017 K-League Playoffs begin with Asan Mugunghwa FC welcoming Seongnam FC to town to see who has the pleasure of travelling to the Gudeok Stadium on Saturday to face runners-up and FA Cup finalists Busan... Continue Reading →
Seongnam's Journey Back - Week 3 - The Flag Wars Return Last year the clashes between Seongnam and Suwon FC were billed as 'The Flag Wars' as both mayors held their own private competition which would see the victor get to fly their "colours" at the other's stadium, it's safe to say that this... Continue Reading →
Seongnam's Journey Back - Week 2 - Clash of the Citizens So it's safe to say that week one of Seongnam's journey back to the Classic didn't quite go according to plan as one flash of Lee Jeong Hyeop accompanied by one flash from Hwang Uijo's 50p shaped head meant that all the marketing in... Continue Reading →
And so it is that after the perils of Pohang, the torment of the final day at Tancheon and a close season that seems to have lasted forever, Seongnam FC will begin their campaign to reclaim their spot at the top table in the K-League Classic. Regarded by many as favorites to 'bounce back up'... Continue Reading →
At 3pm on Sunday two teams will clash in the final 90 mins of the 2016 K-League season as Seongnam FC and Gangwon FC face off in the playoff second leg at Tancheon. The match is perfectly poised after a rather tepid and oftentimes boring first leg finished 0-0 on Thursday past. With... Continue Reading →
We've hardly had time to catch our breath or dry our clothes after what was a potential game of the season on Wednesday as Suwon FC just edged the first round of the playoff. A 3-3 draw was enough for them to see off the challenge of Seoul E-land and book themselves a date with... Continue Reading →
Tonight sees the first of four play-off matches that will decide who will join Sangju in making up the twelve team K-League Classic next season. The system, like many things in Korean football, seems to be more complex than it needs to be. There are four teams in the mix and it looks a little... Continue Reading →
It started in Suwon and ended in Tancheon, delivered fifteen goals, three penalties, one thrashing and a ridiculous away support. Yip it was the week that was last week. I set out to attend as many games as I could in a week and in a journey that took in pretty much three of the... Continue Reading →
The team so obnoxious that they even make standing annoy the hell out of people are back after a well-earned rest and have quickly set about profiling another Challenge team. This week's unsub most certainly suffers from post traumatic stress disorder caused by the breakup and subsequent relocation of their beloved Cheetahs. Due to this event the... Continue Reading →
