Vietnamese Football Takes Center Stage: AFC Awards and Achievements
Alright, folks, let’s have a chinwag about the recent accolades earned by Vietnamese football! It seems that the Community Football Project of Vietnam, also known as FFAV, has just bagged the Best Movement Project Award at the AFC’s Movement Football Special Awards. Quite a mouthful, isn’t it? It’s like winning a pageant where the dress code is “soccer chic”—everyone looks fabulous, but you’re slightly unsure what’s really going on!
And that’s not all; we’ve got Mr. Nguyen Hoang Phuong—the man with more titles than a Netflix series—who’s repping the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) and the Vietnam-Norwegian Football Federation. He just snagged the Best Athletic Coach Award. Let’s give it up for Mr. Phuong! I mean, if we could bottle up the magic he’s doing for community soccer, we could call it “Phuong’s Potion” and sell it for a hefty price!
The “Community Football in Vietnam” project, initiated in 2001, is like a fine wine that keeps getting better with age—leading to healthier playgrounds for children across the nation. What’s not to love? No more muddy schoolyards where children play “who can get the dirtiest.” Instead, we’re creating spaces where kids can not only kick a ball but kickstart their character development. Less “Lord of the Flies” and more “The Mighty Ducks!”
Seriously now, it’s about time we give special recognition to the unsung heroes who run these projects. It’s not all about flashy games and trophy lifts; it’s about nurturing future stars who not only know how to dribble a ball but also have the character to match. After all, the goal here is to create a better society while ensuring our young ones aren’t busy inventing new ways to mischief.
Hats Off to PVF: Youth Academy of the Year!
And onto another exciting chapter in Vietnamese football—the PVF Youth Soccer Training Center. They’ve just been named the Youth Academy of the Year at the AFC Special Awards for Youth Football. You know you’ve done something right when your center is the talk of the town—like the hairdresser who gives free lollipops with a haircut!
The PVF is the real deal in Vietnam, boasting training facilities that would make even the staunchest professional jealous. I mean, they have practice fields better than most international teams—if they keep this up, we’ll be holding our breath for a Player of the Century award before we know it!
With remarkable achievements spanning national youth tournaments and feats across age groups, the PVF is not just dabbling in football; they’re taking it by storm, much like a kid who just discovered their dad’s secret stash of chocolate! And as if that’s not enough, in 2020, the AFC gifted them the prestigious “AFC Three Star Academy” certification. They’ve basically arrived at the football gala, and they’re wearing the fanciest attire—it doesn’t get much better than this!
Upcoming Glory and Awards
The AFC isn’t stopping here; they’re gearing up for more recognitions with further awards being announced, including the top three nominees in various categories that will light up Seoul. Talk about high stakes! Vietnam Football Federation is strutting its stuff, being a contender for the Diamond Award alongside giants like the Chinese Football Association. It’s like watching David take on Goliath, but Goliath might just be sweating a little.
Vietnam is also rubbing shoulders with Taiwan and Cambodia in the nomination list for the AFC President’s Commendation Award for Grassroots Football—because who doesn’t love a little bit of friendly neighborhood competition? Grassroots football—it’s not just where legends begin, but also where every dad at the park thinks he’s still got it!
So, here’s to Vietnamese football! With accolades pouring in and recognition growing, it’s safe to say that this beautiful game is blossoming into a fine spectacle. I can almost hear the celebratory chants echoing through the streets—next time, let’s just promise we won’t make the local dogs join in!
Source: Keep those eyeballs peeled as Vietnamese football continues to rise and shine!
In this commentary, I aimed to capture the humor and observational wit of the personalities mentioned while presenting detailed and informative content about the achievements of Vietnamese football, all while maintaining an engaging, conversational tone.
Vietnamese football is highly rated by AFC
Community Football Project of Vietnam (FFAV) won the Best Movement Project award at AFC’s Movement Football Special Awards. On the other hand, Mr. Nguyen Hoang Phuong, member of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) Football Committee, chief representative of the Vietnam-Norwegian Football Federation, and project director of “Community Soccer in Vietnam” received the Best Athletic Coach Award. award.
The “Community Football in Vietnam” (FFAV) project is a joint initiative of the Norwegian Football Federation (NFF) and the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF), started in 2001 and led by Mr. Nguyen Hoang Phuong, who is directly involved in the operation. I am. .
The “Community Football in Vietnam” project has created healthy and useful playgrounds for children in all regions of the country.
The goal of this project is to develop soccer sports in schools and social protection centers, educate students to develop their character and physical strength, and prevent social evils.
In the course of its operations and development, FFAV has achieved many important achievements, including the establishment of many football clubs in the state. Thừa Thiên Huế not only organizes life skills activities integrated in football, but also works in other areas. The project was awarded the “Asian Dream” Gold Award by AFC twice in 2015 and 2017, in recognition of its positive contribution to the development of regional football.
Celebrate PVF
At the AFC Special Awards for Youth Football, the PVF Youth Soccer Training Center was named Youth Academy of the Year. This is a very prestigious award for the PVF Youth Football Training Center.
The PVF Youth Soccer Training Center is known as Vietnam’s leading soccer training center and is fully equipped with a practice field and playing field system that meets international standards.
PVF’s record has been remarkable, with many achievements in national youth soccer tournaments, including victories in the U.13, U.15, U.17 and U.19 age groups.
In 2020, PVF Youth Football Training Center was certified as an “AFC Three Star Academy” by AFC, the highest level of quality rating scale for youth football training systems in Asia.
PVF center
In addition to announcing the AFC’s Special Awards for Movement Football and Youth Football, AFC shortlists the top three nominees for key award categories to be awarded at this event to be held in Seoul, South Korea on October 3, 29.10 The list of participants has also been officially announced. South Korea.
In the “Football Federation of the Year” category, which recognizes member football federations for their outstanding activities in 2023, VFF ranks among the top 3 candidates for the Diamond Award (the 3rd highest award after Platinum), along with the Chinese Football Association Selected (CFA) and Football Association of Thailand (FAT).
Vietnam also joins two other federations, Taiwan and Cambodia, in the nomination list for the AFC President’s Commendation Award for Grassroots Football (understood as a football platform with active activities in youth development and community football) in the bronze category. It is then nominated. .
