Southeast Asian football is indeed competitive, especially since we use Indo-Dutch descendants. They were fed up with us always losinng against us, taking our jokes too seriously. they mocked our players were European. this is all STY strategy btw, actually it started when we played against argentina. we joke around being proud, but it looks arrogant to neighboring countries😂
@samsiabbasbalangan62972 ай бұрын
Kenapa asia tenggara membenci king indonesia , karena merika ta pernah menang melawan king indonesia, king indonesia selalu juara akhir nya merika marah dan iri
Kebobolan 4 gol ke gawang kami,,kamipun tidak kaget, karna kami tau kualitas Timnas Jepang,, maaf kan kami jika ada komentar"yg jelek dari netijen kami..selamat untuk kemenangan Anda❤
itu karena saat perang prajurit jepang 1938-1945 masih di indonesia ikut berperang bersama. mungkin tidak diajarkan sejarah itu! tapi persiapan kemerdekaan Indonesia anda ikut membantu. rasa sakit penjajahan tidak seburuk zaman belanda
saya mewakili Indonesia mohon maaf atas sikap beberapa org kami yg kekanakan. jadi abaikan aja, mereka kaum fomo dan rata2 berusia 9-15 tahun. kebanyakan pengguna medsos disini adalah dibawah umur. disini mereka disebut bocah kematian. mereka korban dari eksperimen kurikulum pendidikan yg gagal, yg hingga saat para orang tua sdg perjuangkan untuk diubah.
@福岡札幌2 ай бұрын
@@dearrylh8924興味深い 教育の失敗ですか、、、
@dearrylh89242 ай бұрын
@@福岡札幌 Meski begitu, berbanding terbalik dgn dunia maya. Di kehidupan nyata, byk suporter Indonesia yg mengidolakan para pemain jepang. Here you are warmly welcomed so don't worry.
*Fun fact:* Indonesia was colonized by Japan from 1942-1945 (If the Japanese government doesn't tell their generation, they can always look it up on the Internet) And these are what Indonesian supporters did at GBK stadium, on the match day: 1. Indonesian supporters did not insult the Japanese national anthem, as supporters of some other countries did. 2. Indonesian supporters did not taunt Japanese supporters, as supporters of some other countries did. 3. Indonesian supporters were friendly to Japanese supporters when they came & went from the GBK stadium. They invited the Japanese supporters to take photos together & chat. 4. Indonesian supporters gave a giant tifo/picture of Godzilla vs Gundala, with Godzilla's size made much bigger than Gundala, reflecting the great strength of the Japanese national team. 5. Indonesian & Japanese supporters sang together when the “Tanah Airku” song was played, when the match ended. It is a song expressing gratitude from Indonesian supporters to the Indonesian national team for their hard work, which is sung after the match is over, no matter what the score is (lose/draw/win). 6. Indonesian supporters lined up outside the stadium to wait for the Japanese national team bus to pass, so they could wave 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏼♀️ to them, as a sign of farewell. 7. Indonesian supporters sang the song Sayonara to Japanese supporters, as a sign of farewell.
Nonono. We’re not making the grass intentionally rough. It’s always been our problem since a few months ago. Last year when we had a friendly match against Argentina, we have a really good pitch. But after the stadion have been used for K-pop concert. Oh how do I really hate it. It hasn’t been recovered yet. Even though the organization managing the stadion always said, the grass has improved, etc etc. It’s always been not that good after that god forsaken concert.
*Fun fact:* Indonesia was colonized by Japan from 1942-1945 (If the Japanese government doesn't tell their generation, they can always look it up on the Internet) And these are what Indonesian supporters did at GBK stadium, on the match day: 1. Indonesian supporters did not insult the Japanese national anthem, as supporters of some other countries did. 2. Indonesian supporters did not taunt Japanese supporters, as supporters of some other countries did. 3. Indonesian supporters were friendly to Japanese supporters when they came & went from the GBK stadium. They invited the Japanese supporters to take photos together & chat. 4. Indonesian supporters gave a giant tifo/picture of Godzilla vs Gundala, with Godzilla's size made much bigger than Gundala, reflecting the great strength of the Japanese national team. 5. Indonesian & Japanese supporters sang together when the “Tanah Airku” song was played, when the match ended. It is a song expressing gratitude from Indonesian supporters to the Indonesian national team for their hard work, which is sung after the match is over, no matter what the score is (lose/draw/win). 6. Indonesian supporters lined up outside the stadium to wait for the Japanese national team bus to pass, so they could wave 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏼♀️ to them, as a sign of farewell. 7. Indonesian supporters sang the song Sayonara to Japanese supporters, as a sign of farewell. Indonesian supporters on the internet, some of them behave the same as Indonesian supporters in the stadium, but some of them have FOMO & comment embarrassing things. Although their number is a minority, it is clearly disturbing. Therefore they are strongly criticized by the majority of other Indonesian supporters.