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Tibet national football team - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia /**/ Tibet national football team From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Tibet Nickname(s)"The Forbiddens"AssociationTibetan National Football AssociationConfederationNF BoardHead coachKelsang DhondupMost caps?Top scorerTsering DhundupElo ranking227     Home colours   Away coloursFirst international Greenland 4 - 1 Tibet  (Copenhagen, Denmark; June 30, 2001)Biggest win Tibet 6 - 0 Delhi XI (New Delhi, India; August 4, 2007)Biggest defeat Padania 13 - 2 Tibet (Milan, Italy; May 7, 2008)The Tibet national football team is not internationally recognized. It represents the people of Tibet, many of whom live in exile outside their nation, and who are represented by the Tibetan Government in Exile. The goal of the Tibetan Football Association, which controls the team, is to gain official status. Tibet is neither a member of FIFA nor the AFC and does not participate in international tournaments.Contents1 The Forbidden Team2 FIFI Wild Cup (Hamburg, Germany) and ELF Cup (Northern Cyprus)3 Current squad4 Selected Internationals5 External links//[edit] The Forbidden TeamThe first international game the Tibetans played was against Greenland. This match was played in Denmark. The team was followed by a documentary film crew, during the process of forming the team, practices, the match, and everything in between. This documentary is called The Forbidden Team. To form the team a selection tournament was held in Dehradun, India. This tournament featured all the various Tibetan football teams around India. Before going to the selection match Sonam Wangyal went to offer a prayer saying, "We are taught by our parents and everybody that you never pray for yourself, you pray for all beings in the world. All living things including the beings because that will include you. You'll be uplifted with the beings. I just prayed that everybody gets selected." (The Forbidden Team).After the team was selected they headed to Dharamsala to begin practice. Jens Espense was hired by the Tibetan Football Association to coach the team for the match. He had only a month to get them conditioned and ready to play. This proved difficult for two reasons. The first reason was that the players were not even at minor league level, so a lot of work needed to by done with them. Two, the pitch was in horrible condition and only half of it could be used. Also the pitch is located on a public road; they could not stop the flow of people or cattle. Even with so many elements playing against them the team gave their all, practicing twice a day for a month. The teams manager, Karma Nyodup, has such faith in the team that he believes that given ten years the world would see a Tibetan footballer who could compete with the best in the world.While the team was out practicing Karma Nyodup was busy trying to get all the proper documentation done so the team could go to Greenland. Unfortunately, even with all the hard work the players put in, many were dropped because they did not have proper travel documents. Captain of the team Sonam Wangyal commented on this saying, "It's very sad. I feel so sad for my friends. More than half the team is not going...they won't say so but inside they feel very bad. But what do you do? I guess that's life."(The Forbidden Team).Soon a month had passed and it was time for the team to head to Denmark, where the game was being held. In Denmark Michael Nybrandt was organizing the match between Tibet and Greenland. He was also advocating Tibet when the Chinese government raised their concerns. China did not want this match to happen; they believe that Tibet is part of China therefore the Chinese National Team includes Tibet. China was threatening to cut off all trade with Denmark if this game went on as planned. Denmark did not back down, however, and allowed the game to go on.So on June 30, 2001 the Tibetan National Football Team took the field to play their first international match. Sadly, even after all the hard work that went into putting this game together, the Tibetan National Football Team lost their first international match, one to four.[edit] FIFI Wild Cup (Hamburg, Germany) and ELF Cup (Northern Cyprus)The FIFI Wild Cup, which took place in Hamburg, Germany. The first match they played was against St. Pauli on May 30, 2006. This game was a loss of seven to nil.The second and final match of Tibet in this tournament was against Gibraltar on May 31, 2006. This game they also lost five to nil. Although they lost both games pretty badly the experience was still important for the Tibetans, because every time they step on the pitch to play they represent an independent Tibet.During the ELF Cup Tibet still did not bring in any wins but they did suffer their biggest defeat. The first game was against Tajikistan on November 19, 2006 where they lost three to nil. On November 20, Tibet played the Crimean Tatars, which was a close game but they still lost one to nil. Finally on November 21 the biggest loss came when Tibet played Northern Cyprus, who won ten to nil.[edit] Current squadGoalkeepers:Tamding TseringTenzin NamgyalTsering WangchukDefenders:Lobsang WangyalGonpo DorjeeKunchok DorjeePassang PhuntsokNgawang TenzinDawa TseringDorjee TseringMidfielders:Tsering DhundupTsering ChonjorTenzin DhargyalNyima GyalpoDorjee WangchukForwards:Tashi TseringKarma YeshiTseten NamgyalLobsang NorbuSonam RinchenTenzin TseringTenzin Tshepel[edit] Selected InternationalsDateVenueOpponentScoreMay 7, 2008MilanoTibet Padania2 - 13April 19, 2008NetherlandsTibet  JEKA Breda1 - 1 [1]April 17, 2008NetherlandsTibet VDL Maassluis0 - 5 [2]November 2, 2007SikkimTibet  Bhutan0 - 3August 4, 2007New Delhi, IndiaTibet Delhi XI6 - 0 [3]November 21, 2006ELF Cup 2006 - TR Northern CyprusTibet  Northern Cyprus0 - 10November 20, 2006ELF Cup 2006 - TR Northern CyprusTibet  Crimea0 - 1 (Crimean Tatars)November 19, 2006ELF Cup 2006 - TR Northern CyprusTibet  Tajikistan Futsal0 - 3May 31, 20062006 FIFI Wild Cup - GermanyTibet  Gibraltar0 - 5May 30, 20062006 FIFI Wild Cup - GermanyTibet  Rep. St.Pauli0 - 7October 10, 2003SikkimTibet  Sikkim1 - 2July 14, 2001GermanyTibet  Monaco1 - 2Jun 30 2001DenmarkTibet Greenland1 - 4[edit] External linksELF Cup pageFIFI Wild Cup pageNon-official HomepageWeb page of TIBETAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION"The Forbidden Team", a Danish movie about the political struggle to put on the game against GreenlandThe Forbidden Team documentaryOfficial page N.F.-BoardYoutube playlist with "The Forbidden Team" movie, divided in 8 parts.International footballv • d • eFIFA | World Cup | Confederations Cup | U-20 World Cup | U-17 World Cup Olympics | Asian Games | All-Africa Games | Pan American Games | Island Games | Minor TournamentsWorld Rankings | Player of the Year | Teams | Competitions | Organizations | Codes Asia: AFC - Asian Cup Africa: CAF - Africa Cup of Nations North America: CONCACAF - Gold Cup South America: CONMEBOL - Copa América Oceania: OFC - Nations Cup Europe: UEFA - European Championship Non-FIFA: NF-Board - Viva World Cup NF-Board football teamsv • d • eCasamance1| Chagos Islands | Chechnya1 | Easter Island1 | Gozo1| Greenland | Kiribati1,3 | Maasai People1 | Monaco | Occitania | Padania | Rijeka | Romani people | Sápmi | Sealand2 | Somaliland | Southern Cameroons | Lower Saxony2 | South Moluccas | Tibet | Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus | Wallonia1| West Papua | Western Sahara1 | Yap1| Zanzibar1,3 1 Provisional member. — 2 Associate member. — 3 Local Confederation Associate member.Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet_national_football_team" Categories: Asian NF-Board football teams | Sport in Tibet Views Article Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Log in / create account if (window.isMSIE55) fixalpha(); Navigation Main page Contents Featured content Current events Random article Search Interaction About Wikipedia Community portal Recent changes Contact Wikipedia Donate to Wikipedia Help Toolbox What links here Related changesUpload fileSpecial pages Printable version Permanent linkCite this page Languages Deutsch Español Français 한국어 Italiano עברית Nederlands 日本語 Polski Русский   This page was last modified on 19 September 2008, at 17:39. 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