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Long Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaSo, Just What Is The Deal With The Right To Land In Hong Kong Anyway?The right to land in Hong Kong impacts quite a number of people here but does not figure much in the general immigration scheme as it is not a status that you can apply for per se, nor is it an immigration status that you can acquire by descent.
The right to land in Hong Kong is available in certain situations which I discuss in the context of this question which popped into my Inbox first thing this morning (and I have assumed the questioner’s parents are Chinese citizens for the purpose of this qu...2025-05-0600 minLong Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaCan A Newly Qualified Foreign National Permanent Resident Of Hong Kong Automatically Secure PR For His Parents Too?So, just what immigration options for parents accrue to a foreign national holding a Hong Kong permanent identity card?
QUESTION
Hi there!
A foreign national became a permanent resident after many years study and work in Hong Kong.
Now he wants to sponsor his parents holding Canadian passports to become a P.R.
In Hong Kong too – any way to do that?
How long will it take for the application?
Thank you.
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In Hong Kong there is no facil...2025-05-0500 minLong Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaHow Are Dependant Family Members Considered In An Application For The Right of Abode In Hong Kong?Are family members who are accompanying a main applicant for the right of abode in Hong Kong treated in any particular way by the Hong Kong Immigration Department?
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When applying for the right of abode in Hong Kong for the whole family .. if I put in 9 years worth of my husband’s tax forms and 9 years’ worth of rental contracts for our flat do I need to any any proof for myself and children (18, 16 & 13) .. all 3 of whom are now at boarding school in the UK.
Does it matter t...2025-04-2900 minLong Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaCan Elderly Parents Come To Live With Their Son Who Only Holds A Hong Kong Employment Visa?If you hold a Hong Kong employment visa, bringing elderly parents to join you in Hong Kong is an area of immigration practice that is fraught with difficulty – as well as uncertainty. Dependant visas are, as a matter of policy, not available for non permanent residents yet it’s a scenario that presents itself all too frequently. This question provides an opportunity to discuss the visa possibilities in this situation.
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“Can my husband and I aged 70 and 71 join our, son a banker, whilst he holds a Hong Kong employment visa for approximately 2-4 yea...2025-04-0900 minLong Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaWill Civil Or Non-Criminal Penalties Accruing To A Business Impact The Hong Kong PR Application Of One Of Its Directors?How is an application for Hong Kong PR (permanent residency or the right of abode) impacted as a result of non-criminal litigation and Court sanctions?
QUESTION
My partner and I run a company (LTD) in Hong Kong. We’ve been a bit behind on our bills and most likely the company will be taken to court to pay late fees and penalties.
My partner is due to receive his Right of Abode in July.
Would such court cases affect his Hong Kong PR status application?
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...2025-03-2300 minLong Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaCan You Keep Your Hong Kong Employment Visa If You Are Being Transferred To Live & Work In China?Can you live in China yet remain a HK resident with a valid Hong Kong employment visa?
QUESTION
We are a married couple with children and have lived in Hong Kong for 3.5 years.
We are moving to Shanghai soon (my husband’s employer is moving us).
We currently have a Hong Kong employment visa for my husband and dependent visas for myself and kids; these expire a couple months after we move.
We still plan to visit Hong Kong reasonably frequently (every 3-4 months) after we leave.
I...2025-03-1800 minLong Stay & PR – Hong Kong Visa SherpaHow Considered Advance Planning Might Save A Doomed Right Of Abode Application & Spare The Loss Of Several Years Continuous Ordinary Residence In Hong KongThis post explains how strategic advance planning can rescue a troubled Right of Abode application and preserve years of continuous ordinary residence in Hong Kong
First Published On December 9, 2013, still of interest today
It happens a lot more often that you might imagine – inadvertent loss of ‘ordinary residence‘ setting back your application for permanent residence here in Hong Kong.
QUESTION
My wife and I came to Hong Kong to work in 2006. However she went to business school in Europe in 2009, sponsored by her Hong Kong employer.
So from he...2025-02-1700 min
DJ RORK (Hong Kong)Alex Nude & DJ Rork - B2B at Cassio (Hong Kong - March 15th 2024)**Alex Nude & DJ Rork in B2B at Cassio, Hong Kong**
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"Untold Stories of Hong Kong"EP11 - Emily X Evelyn X François X Marija X Clara X DaisyEpisode 11: Emily X Evelyn X François X Marija X Clara X Daisy
In this special episode of "Untold Stories of Hong Kong", we take a reflective journey with the dedicated team members behind this podcast series.
Moderated by Daisy DS Tam, Associate Professor at the Department of Humanities and Creative Writing, Hong Kong Baptist University, this episode features insightful interviews with:
Emily Shun Man Chow-Quesada, Assistant Professor at the Department of English Language and Literature, Hong Kong Baptist University
Evelyn Kw...2024-06-0932 min
Hong Kong Free Press Yum ChaChankalun - A Bright Future for Hong Kong's Neon HeritageThe image of Hong Kong's neon-lit streetscapes is, like the signs that lent their glow to those cinematic scenes, largely a thing of the past. But although bureaucracy has stripped many buildings of their illuminated adornments, a new generation of neon artists - like Chankalun - are working to keep the draft alive. 2024-02-0330 minHong Kong Free Press Yum ChaCarol Liang - Happy Hong Kong?HKFP Yum Cha's guest this week is Carol Liang, the deputy CEO of mental health charity Mind HK. Carol has been with Mind since it began in 2017, and over the years, she has worked tirelessly to change attitudes towards mental health in Hong Kong. We discussed why greater mental health awareness in the city has not resulted in reduced stigma, why so many people in Hong Kong experience mental health conditions in isolation, and why normalising talking about mental health is essential.
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The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 139 - Hong Kong's Hopes at the Asian CupBack from the hiatus, but just in time for Hong Kong's historic return to the Asian Cup! The Hong Kong Football Podcast hosts Tobias Zuser and Jonathan White talk about their hopes and expectations for the team at Asia's premier tournament in Qatar. They also share their takes on the squad selection, and their lack of excitement over Inter Miami's upcoming visit to the city.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk, the @offsideHK twitter handle, or send us a voice message at anchor.fm/hk-football-podcast. Please also follow us at www...2024-01-1336 min"Untold Stories of Hong Kong"EP4 - Danny Kong X FrançoisEpisode 4: Danny Kong X François
Danny Kong is a Blasian artist, music producer, and gaming industry worker who has lived in Hong Kong since his teenage years.
François Mouillot is an Assistant Professor in Cultural Studies and Humanities at the Department of Humanities and Creative Writing, Hong Kong Baptist University.
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"Untold Stories of Hong Kong" is funded by Hong Kong Baptist University. Members of the minority studies/marginalized population research group collected the stories of people in Hong Kong in 10 episodes. By sharing these stories, we hope to enc...2023-12-3139 min"Untold Stories of Hong Kong"EP1 - Ei Ei San X EvelynEpisode 1: Ei Ei San X Evelyn
Ei Ei San is a journalist living in Hong Kong who connects to her roots by re-creating dishes from her home in rural Myanmar, one dish at a time.
Evelyn Kwok is a Research Assistant Professor at the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University.
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"Untold Stories of Hong Kong" is funded by Hong Kong Baptist University. Members of the minority studies/marginalized population research group collected the stories of people in Hong Kong in 10 episodes. By sharing these stories, we hope to e...2023-12-1035 min"Untold Stories of Hong Kong""Untold Stories of Hong Kong" Trailer: Our IntervieweesWelcome to "Untold Stories of Hong Kong"
This podcast series is part of the "Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins" project, an initiative by researchers at Hong Kong Baptist University funded by the Faculty Niche Research Area Grant.
In the upcoming 10 episodes, we will hear the stories of people in our community, including Hong Kong's non-Chinese locals and minority members. By sharing their stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society.
2023-12-0701 min"Untold Stories of Hong Kong""Untold Stories of Hong Kong" Trailer: Our InterviewersWelcome to "Untold Stories of Hong Kong"
This podcast series is part of the "Untold Hong Kong Stories: Multimedia Narratives from the Margins" project, an initiative by researchers at Hong Kong Baptist University funded by the Faculty Niche Research Area Grant.
In the upcoming 10 episodes, we will hear the stories of people in our community, including Hong Kong's non-Chinese locals and minority members. By sharing their stories, we hope to encourage reflection on our own lives and foster a more inclusive and diverse society.
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Made in Hong KongEpisode 47: The Forgotten Lives of Elderly in Hong KongIn this episode, we dig deep into the reasons to why there are so many elderly in poverty in Hong Kong. We discuss the limited Social Security Programs for elderly, expensive elderly care facilities and the overall failure of providing a good quality of life for the ageing population by the Hong Kong Government.2023-06-0349 minMade in Hong KongEpisode 46: Demanding Justice for Hong Kong Street HawkersIn this episode, Chrystal and Summer dissect the importance and significance of Hong Kong's iconic street hawkers. They talk about their history, numerous struggles they face, as well as the brewing tensions that arise between Hong Kong and China in multiple protests over rights for street hawkers.
You can check out this article about 90-year-old street hawker, Chan, that we mentioned in the podcast, here: https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3212580/i-beg-you-give-me-chance-distraught-90-year-old-hawker-pleads-hong-kong-police-after-chestnut
Read more about the "Fishball Revolution" and other protests post-handover here: https://time.com/5606212/hong-kong-history-mass-demonstrations-protest/2023-05-2050 minMade in Hong KongEpisode 45: Fighting for Trans Rights in Hong Kong 🏳️⚧️ w/ Saxon Chung"Hong Kong’s top court has handed a victory to two transgender men who challenged a government policy that bars transgender people from changing the gender marker on their identity cards if they have not undergone full sex reassignment surgery (SRS)." - Hong Kong Free Press (https://hongkongfp.com/2023/02/06/hong-kong-trans-men-win-appeal-against-govt-id-card-amendment-policy-in-landmark-ruling/)
This court case sparked Chrystal and Summer to talk about the transgender community in Hong Kong. In this episode, they discuss the tedious and unjust process for people to get sex reassignment surgery, the barriers and discrimination trans people face daily, and the heartbreaking implications trans people have to face. Th...2023-04-291h 01Made in Hong KongEpisode 44: My American Boyfriend's first time in Hong Kong!!!Happy Year of the Rabbit everyone! We're so happy to be recording again after 2 long months.
In this episode, Chrystal's partner, George, joins her and Summer in sharing their experiences and first visit to Hong Kong! Tune in to hear about first impressions of the city, them first-hand experiencing 'Kong girls', meeting the parentals, the amazing food, culture shock, and so much more! We miss you already, Hong Kong.🫶🏼
P.S Sorry for some of the poor audio on Chrystal's part - we were sharing a mic between two people!2023-01-2358 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondLok Yuen - The New 4STRIPES NOGI Open Weight Champion of Hong KongIn this episode, we talk to Lok Yuen, the new 4STRIPES NOGI Open Weight Champion of Hong Kong. Lok is a Hong Kong native and a passionate martial artist. He shared with us his why jiu jitsu is now his main focus, his training principle, how he likes to put on a show for his fans, and why Hong Kong grappling is going to become mainstream soon!2022-12-3054 min
港少少 ‧ 扮代表 | Chit Chat ‧ Hong Kong[齊來長知識] EP39-香港足球｜Hong Kong Football四年一度嘅世界盃又開鑼啦，正值呢股熱潮，今集就同大家講吓香港嘅足球史。想知多啲，就要收聽呢一集啦。順手follow埋我哋個Instagram: instagram.com/chitchathongkong 睇埋啲相同簡介，你就會清楚啲㗎啦。
The World Cup is now in full swing. To catch up with this craze, we will talk about the history of football in Hong Kong. Wanna know more? Don’t miss this episode and remember to follow instagram.com/chitchathongkong.2022-12-0513 minThe Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 136 - Hong Kong is going to Qatar (just a bit later)A football palate cleanser in the midst of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. There is certainly no better time to turn our backs on the big tournament and talk about what really matters: our local game in Hong Kong. And to be fair, Qatar will also be a major destination for the HK national team in the near future.
This time Jonathan White and Tobias Zuser take a closer look at the Hong Kong Premier League table to name and shame the winners and losers of the season so far. Of course they also don't miss out on a...2022-11-2426 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 43: Overworking & Hong Kong's Toxic Work CultureIn this episode, Chrystal and Summer discuss Hong Kong's toxic work culture! We talk about our own work experiences, the ideologies that shape this work culture, and traits that hence stem from these ideologies.2022-11-1258 min港少少 ‧ 扮代表 | Chit Chat ‧ Hong Kong[區區有睇頭] EP31-香港藝術館｜Hong Kong Museum of Art以往粉色外牆嘅香港藝術館無論喺外形、格局、展品都俾人一種沉悶嘅感覺，不過，用咗4年時間大翻新之後，成個香港藝術館都令人耳目一新，無論空間感，展品內容及呈現方式亦吸引咗好多。想知翻身過後嘅香港藝術館有咩唔同，千祈唔好錯過呢集！順手follow埋我哋個Instagram: instagram.com/chitchathongkong 睇埋啲相同簡介，你就會清楚啲㗎啦。
In the past, the pink exterior wall of the Hong Kong Museum of Art gave people a dull feeling in terms of shape, layout and exhibits. However, after four-year renovation, the whole building, exhibits and the way of presentation are more refreshing. Wanna know the difference about Hong Kong Museum of Art after turning over, don't miss this episode and remember to follow instagram.com/chitchathongkong.2022-07-1810 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 41: Hong Kong's Iconic Drag Queens!In this episode, Chrystal and Summer dig deep into the history of Hong Kong drag queens, the progression of drag in mainstream culture, vogueing, drag brunches, and so much more! Now, drag queens are give more of a platform and visibility, but there is still more to do. Listen along as we share our thoughts and analyse drag culture in Hong Kong!2022-07-011h 02
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 134 - Don't write off Hong Kong football just yetWhile Covid-19 restrictions have interrupted football business in the city over the last two years, Hong Kong has been making some unlikely headlines in the last few days. Reason enough for Jonathan White and Tobias Zuser to dust off the mics and give you a round-up of all the exciting news: the qualification for the Asian Cup, Kitchee's unprecedented Champions League run, the resurrection of Tai Po, and much more.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk or send us a voice message at anchor.fm/hk-football-podcast. Please also follow us at www.instagram.com...2022-06-2942 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 40: The Struggles of LGBTQ+ Representation in Hong KongIn this episode, Chrystal and Summer do a deep dive into Hong Kong's history in regards to the LGBTQ+ community and representation. They talk about the history of LGBTQ+ laws and reflect on why Hong Kong is so conservative when it comes to homosexuality culture. Follow along as Chrystal reflects on her time attending Catholic school, and how they were both not exposed to any sort of LGBTQ+ representation. They also analyse how the Hong Kong media has misrepresented, stereotyped, and dehumanised the experience of LGBTQ+ individuals through watching clips from previous HK TV shows. Finally, they end with some...2022-06-171h 02
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondLiam Sheridan - Winner of the 4STRIPES Prize Challenge May 15th in Hong KongLiam Sheridan is the recent winner of the 4STRIPES Prize Challenge in Hong Kong. He is an exceptionally polite, wise and kind human being. Liam is currently training and coaching at Kowloon Jiu Jitsu here in Hong Kong. 2022-05-2045 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 38: The Truth About "Kong Girls (港女)"In this episode, Chrystal and Summer continue their breakdown of Hong Kong's dating culture. They talk about the different terms – Kong Girls (港女), Kong Guys (港男) and Leftover Women & Men (剩男女), and how they play a role in the Hong Kong dating scene. They discuss the notion of marriage within Chinese families, having kids, unplanned pregnancy and more controversial topics within the dating realm!2022-04-2051 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondTakizawa Keisuke - Head of Kowloon Jiu Jitsu in Hong KongTaki Keisuke, founder of Kowloon Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong, is back on the show. He talked about how the growth of Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong is affected by the latest lockdown, why more competitions are needed to improve the overall skill level in the community, how we can move forward after the recent lockdown, and much more....2022-04-2051 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 37: What Dating is Really like in Hong KongIn this episode, Chrystal and Summer talk about dating culture in Hong Kong. What are the typical phases and common characteristics when it comes to dating? Where do you meet people? Why is the dating scene so conservative? Tune in to hear us discuss, share our own dating experiences, and give our spicy thoughts on why Hong Kong dating culture is the way it is.
Part 2 of Hong Kong dating culture will be out soon!2022-04-0753 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 35: Mr Hong Kong Contest – Double Standards when Sexualising Men?In this episode, Chrystal and Summer talk about the Mr Hong Kong Contest, a male beauty pageant competition. They discuss the nature of objectifying male contestants, and compares it to the Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant, and compares and contrasts the differences & similarities between the 2. They discuss broader topics like the influence Western cultures have on beauty standards and the problematic notion of Wasian (White + Asian) people as the definition of "beauty". 2022-03-0955 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 34: Hong Kong Beauty Pageants... More Harm than Good?In this episode, Chrystal and Summer discuss the history, process and implications of the Ms Hong Kong Beauty Pageant. They dissect the problematic recruitment and judging process, and the inevitable nature of sexualising female contestants. They also touch upon Hong Kong's gossip culture and how different factors of their lives, from their parents, friends and media contributed to how they see "beauty". All in all, they reflect on the negative impact that these shows have on Hong Kong society's definition of "beauty" and how the greater system further reinforces these toxic beauty standards. 2022-03-021h 08
Made in Hong KongEpisode 33: A Deep Dive into Hong Kong's Star-Making Reality ShowsWith the rise of Hong Kong's Star-Making Reality Talent Competitions producing a plethora of new faces in Hong Kong's entertainment industry, Chrystal and Summer do a deep-dive into why these shows are so popular and how they work. In this episode, they talk about the history of these shows, its evolution, social implications on Hong Kong society, and its impact on beauty standards and more! They discuss some of Hong Kong's most popular celebrities and the goods and bads of this Talent Show to Celebrity pipeline. 2022-02-091h 11
Made in Hong KongEpisode 32: Here's what you need to know about Hong Kong's Newest Boyband – MirrorIn this episode, Chrystal and Summer do a deep dive into Hong Kong's newest boyband – Mirror. They discuss their first impressions and breakdown why Mirror's rise to fame was so fast and how they became Hong Kong's most popular celebrities. They also reflect on what Mirror means to Hong Kong and how its formation came at the perfect time during COVID19 and political unrest. 2022-01-2656 min
CDHK Story SpotlightStory Spotlight - Is Hong Kong ready to manage its waste?The Hong Kong government has announced a string of environmental policies and initiatives this year, including the waste charging scheme, and the goal of zero-landfill by 2035. CDHK multimedia reporter Chloe Feng joins the podcast.2021-11-0915 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 30: Too American for Hong Kong, too Chinese for AmericaIn this episode, Chrystal and Summer discuss their bicultural identity and the struggles that come along with it. How do they feel when they're told to be too American and westernised by people in Hong Kong, but simultaneously too Asian for people in the US? They talk about how our bicultural identity has impacted them, how they felt coming back to Hong Kong in college and in high school, not fitting in to either culture, navigating long distance friendships, and what being bicultural means to them.2021-11-041h 08
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondRamiro Botelho - Growing Jiu Jitsu in Hong KongRamiro Botelho, a jiu jitsu black belt and an entrepreneur, originally from Brazil and has been in living and teaching jiu jitsu in Hong Kong for over 10 years.Ramiro is extremely passionate about the sport of jiu jitsu and over the years had spend much of this time promoting the sport in Hong Kong.We had this conversation back in March 2021, Ramiro discuss the ups and downs of jiu jitsu during COVID restriction and how the jiu jitsu culture and training have evolved in Hong Kong over the years.2021-11-0349 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 29: 5 SPOOPY Hong Kong Urban LegendsHAPPY SPOOPY SZN YALL! In this episode, Chrystal and Summer talk about what they usually do for Halloween, Halloween's history in Hong Kong, and most importantly, they tell you 5 chilling Hong Kong Urban Legends to start off this year's festivities! Listen at your own risk... JK, it's not that bad! Or is it...2021-10-2747 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 132 - Is Hong Kong football non-fungible?Should you invest in Hong Kong football NFTs? What happened to the Senior Shield? And how excited should we be about the new Premier League season?
James Legge, Tobias Zuser, and Jonathan White return after an extended summer hiatus to discuss the joys and sorrows of local football. They share their expectations for the season, question some of the competition formats, and bid farewell to the era of Mixu Paatelainen.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
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Made in Hong KongEpisode 27: Shang Chi and the Legend of the Hong Kong ActorsThis episode is all about Shang Chi and the Hong Kong influence it has, from actors, to the crew, to the stunt directing! Chrystal and Summer spill the tea on all things Shang Chi, from what they loved, plot holes, Asian representation, their honest thoughts and more – they did NOT hold back! They also discuss iconic actors Tony Leung, Fala Chen and Yuen Wah, and what they remember of them growing up in Hong Kong. Finally, they discuss the importance of representation in Hollywood and what this movie means to them. Go watch Shang Chi in theatres if you hav...2021-10-1356 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondTakizawa Keisuke & Iris Tai - Kowloon Jiu Jitsu, Hong KongTakizawa Keisuke know affectionately as Taki, is a jiu jitsu black belt, the co-founder of one of the oldest BJJ gym in Hong Kong, Kowloon Jiu Jitsu, and one of the OGs of Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong. Taki started his jiu jitsu journey in Hong Kong 19 years ago. A super chilled and funny person, he shared with us how jiu jitsu began in Hong Kong and his experience of running a jiu jitsu academy in Hong Kong and all the stories that comes with it.Iris Tai is a jiu jitsu purple belt, a student of Taki...2021-09-1657 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondBrindy Mason - Hong Kong Jiu Jitsu ProdigyBrindy Mason is a jiu jitsu blue belt from Hong Kong. At 17 years old, she has already been training jiu jitsu for more that 5 years, and has won almost every competition she entered, including the 4STRIPES Prize Challenge on July 18, 2021.A wonderful and kind young lady, Brindy is absolutely in love with jiu jitsu and wants young boys and girls to experience this sport.When Brindy is not studying, training or competiting, you can find her teaching jiu jitsu to kids at MGK fight club in Hong Kong.2021-09-0643 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondHoin Chung - Funniest Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt in Hong KongHoin Chung is good friend and jiu jitsu black belt here in Hong Kong. A super funny individual, and truly amazing human being. Hoin teaches at various gyms in Hong Kong, in this episode he shares with us his experience living and training in Hong Kong and Australia. Enjoy! 2021-06-2148 min
Watermark Community Church SermonsIn Hong Kong as it is in HeavenIn Hong Kong as it is in HeavenSeries: Daniel: Being God's People in a Godless World
Preacher: Kevin MurphyDate: 25th April 2021Passage: Jeremiah 29:1-142021-04-2545 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondJulian Gaertner - German-born actor in Hong KongIn this episode, my guest is Julian Gaertner (易宇航), a German-born actor in Hong Kong. He is fluent in German, Cantonese, Mandarin and English. Julian described his best contribution to cultural understanding is being an actor that brings cultures together through entertainment. A jiu jitsu addict and a super funny individual, Julian and I will be discussing his views on Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong, and his experience with Jiu Jitsu so far.2021-04-0145 min
Made in Hong KongEpisode 3: Our Hong Kong Favourites!In this episode, we reminisce on some of our favourite memories, and discuss our most-loved food, places, music, TV shows and more whilst growing up in Hong Kong.
But to be honest, this episode is just Summer and Chrystal trying to translate Cantonese words and phrases into English.2021-03-3052 min
The Rolling Thunder Show - Jiu Jitsu in Asia & BeyondHenry Chan - Original Pioneer of Jiu Jitsu in Hong KongIn this Episode, my guest is Henry Chan (陳達禮), one of the original pioneer of jiu jitsu in Hong Kong. Henry is the founder and head instructor of Gracie Barra Hong Kong and Hong Kong Fight Club. He is a successful civil engineer, a karate black belt, mixed martial arts coach, and a Jiu Jitsu black belt. We discussed topics that are quite intriguing, from history of Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong, to how he discovered Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and felt in love with it, to our views on belt promotions, how to train and retain beginners, to gym etiquette...2021-03-171h 19
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 125 - Lockdown edition (again)When can the Hong Kong Premier League resume? What happened to all the R&Fugees? How amazing is the new Hong Kong kit? And what the .... are designated non-resident players?
James Legge, Tobias Zuser and Jonathan White conform to Hong Kong's latest gathering rules and only meet for a quick chat on the phone to talk about local football.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or any other podcast platform by searching for "...2020-12-1320 min
Asia Society Hong Kong Movers & Shakers Podcast27. Helena Storm - Consul General of Sweden in Hong Kong & MacauHelena Storm, Consul-General at the Consulate General of Sweden in Hong Kong and Macau. Has studied a Master of Laws at Uppsala University; studied political science at Sciences Po in Paris; worked with human rights, war crimes and trafficking issues for Sweden’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs; First Secretary at the Embassy of Sweden in Ankara, Turkey; Chief of Staff at Sweden’s Ministry for Trade; After five years in Hong Kong Helena will be moving to Colombia’s capital Bogotá where she will take up the position of Sweden’s ambassador to Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela.2020-09-0100 minAsia Society Hong Kong Movers & Shakers Podcast26. Sandeep Sekhri - Founder Dining ConceptsSandeep Sekhri, Founder of Dining Concepts, has shaped Hong Kong’s dining scene for nearly two decades since he launched the restaurant group back in 2002.
Sandeep established himself as a leader within the Hong Kong hospitality industry since arriving in Hong Kong in 1990.
Following many years experience in India's leading hotels, Sandeep embarked on a career of 12 years of executive experience with a prominent hospitality group within Hong Kong. He then made the move to establish his own company in 2002 and has overseen the growth and diversification of the organization since its inception.
Under Sandeep's development and guidance, Dining Concepts is...2020-07-1000 min
DJ RORK (Hong Kong)DJ RORK at 宀 CLUB (MIHN CLUB) HONG KONG - Second Anniversary Mix**DJ RORK at 宀 CLUB (MIHN CLUB) HONG KONG - Second Anniversary Mix
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The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 120 - The Great Hong Kong Football QuizWho will be the inaugural quiz champion? And can you score higher than the two podcast hosts?
With local football still on hold until late summer, James Legge and Tobias Zuser invited quiz master and guest host Jonathan White for a face off in the 1st Great Hong Kong Football Quiz of the Hong Kong Football Podcast.
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ENJO2020-03-173h 17Asia Society Hong Kong Movers & Shakers Podcast16. Prof. Ying Chan - Award-Winning Journalist & Educator at the University of Hong KongToday's podcast is with Professor Ying Chan, an award-winning journalist, educator, e-learning advocate, and media strategist. She is a board member of the Media Development Investment Fund, and a member of the World Economic Forum Future Council on Information and Entertainment. She served on the Global Board of Open Society Foundations from 2013-17.
A Hong Kong native, Chan spent 23 years in New York City, covering immigration, campaign finance and US China-relations for both Chinese and English language media, including the New York Daily News and NBC News.
Since returning to HK in 1998, she has created two journalism schools as the...2020-03-0900 min
Asia Society Hong Kong Movers & Shakers Podcast12. Allan Zeman - Chairman Lan Kwai Fong GroupToday's podcast is with Dr. Allan Zeman the Chairman of Lan Kwai Fong Group, a major property owner and developer in Hong Kong’s Lan Kwai Fong Area, one of Hong Kong’s most popular tourist and entertainment districts. The new California Tower at the heart of Lan Kwai Fong which features cues to the Group’s flair for design and attracted the top leisure brands that will take the district to new heights. Dr. Zeman is also the Chairman of the Lan Kwai Fong Association. Lan Kwai Fong Group in recent years, has expanded to various cities in China which...2020-01-3000 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 115 - Change of seasonShould Hong Kong really change the league season to follow the calendar year? How ready are Tai Po for their Asian football campaign? And are R&F slowly reassembling the Kitchee champion squad of 2016?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser round up the latest results in the Sapling Cup and look ahead to the return of the Hong Kong Premier League as well as a less exciting Lunar New Year Cup tournament. They also discuss some of the ideas for the next 5 year plan of the Hong Kong Football Association.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow...2020-01-1631 min
Asia Society Hong Kong Movers & Shakers Podcast11. Michaela Browning - Australian Consul General for Hong KongToday's podcast is with Michaela Browning Australian Consul General for Hong Kong and Macau. Ms Browning is a senior career public servant and was most recently Head of Investment, Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade). She has held a range of senior positions including Head of Established Markets and Special Adviser to the CEO on Strategy and China (Austrade) and Senior Adviser to the then Defence and Foreign Ministers. Ms Browning was also a Trade Negotiator at the Doha Development Round and for the free trade agreements Australia negotiated with the USA and Singapore. She has previously served overseas in...2020-01-1400 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 112 - Hong Kong vs China in South KoreaWhat's the situation in the Hong Kong Premier League? Why should you never leave Hong Kong Stadium early? And how strong are the squads of South Korea, Japan, and China in the upcoming EAFF finals?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss the latest goal fests and humble draws in the Hong Kong Premier League, and they also look ahead to the highly anticipated final round of the EAFF tournament in Busan.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to...2019-12-0430 min
Asia Society Hong Kong Movers & Shakers Podcast7. Jason Yip - Battlefield Humanitarian & Director MWYOToday's Podcast is with Jason Yip, community Director at MWYO a Think and do tank in Hong Kong. Previously he was Regional Head of Market at the government affairs and donor relations division of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). During his time at the ICRC, Jason has worked at the Geneva headquarters to develop dialogue and mobilize resources with member states in accordance with the Geneva Convention, and has been stationed in Palestine, Afghanistan and Myanmar as an ICRC Delegate. Jason has been responsible for developing and implementing ICRC’s humanitarian initiatives in the battlefield and engaged in...2019-11-2600 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 111 - What's there to complain about?Can Hong Kong be satisfied with the latest win against Cambodia? Has the team come forward under Paatelainen? And will James Ha be Hong Kong's new goal scoring machine?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss Hong Kong's most recent home fixtures in the World Cup qualifiers against the backdrop of an increasingly chaotic city. They also look forward to the upcoming rounds of the Hong Kong Premier League.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via...2019-11-2031 minWatermark Community Church SermonsWhat Christians in Hong Kong Need MostWhat Christians in Hong Kong Need MostSeries: Revelation (2019): Between the Cross and the Throne
Preacher: Kevin MurphyDate: 15th September 2019Passage: Revelation 4:1-112019-09-1547 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 106 - Hong Kong's strangely satisfying lossHow have politics affected the atmosphere at Hong Kong's World Cup qualifying matches? Has the national team improved under Mixu Paatelainen? And can we already close nomination for the goal of the season?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss the start of Hong Kong's 2022 World Cup qualifiers and the exciting first week of the Premier League.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or any other podcast platform by searching for "Hong Kong Football...2019-09-1133 min
4STRIPES COLLECTIVEEpisode 6 - David Jacquier - Founder of Joint Dynamics Hong KongDavid Jacquier is the co-founder of Joint Dynamics Hong Kong. An investment banker turned health and fitness practitioner, David Jacquier brought a personalized conditioning center for all those in Hong Kong who want to train and do it right.Joint Dynamics is Hong Kong's first multidisciplinary studio combining physiotherapy, massage therapy and personal training. After a successful 20-year long career in investment banking, David created Joint Dynamics to provide an individualised approach to prevention and treatment of movement dysfunction and injury, as well as executive health transformation and high-performance training. David was one of the first who saw the...2019-09-031h 04
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 104 - The 2019/20 Season PreviewWith the new Hong Kong Premier League season set to start at the end of August, the Hong Kong Football Podcast returns from the summer hiatus to tell you everything you need to know.
Who is going to win the league? What happened to the defending champions? And which teams made the best transfers?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser talk about each of the 10 Premier League teams this season, and also give a preview for Hong Kong's difficult task in the upcoming World Cup and Asian Cup qualifiers.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us...2019-08-1450 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 103 - Season finaleHow have Tai Po celebrated their title win? What to expect from R&F next season? And where can you get your freshly printed Season Review magazine?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser have a last day of the season chit-chat, discussing strange results in the Premier League, as well as the upcoming FA Cup final and the international friendly in June. That all said, the Season Review magazine will be published on Saturday, May 25th, at the FA Cup final. Free copies will be handed out between 3 and 4 pm in front of the Hong Kong Stadium. A PDF version will...2019-05-2339 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 102 - When the Kin Army conquered Hong KongWhy is Tai Po's league title so special? Have Dreams turned into a nightmare? And will we see all of the teams again next year?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss Tai Po's historic win of the Hong Kong Premier League, Happy Valley's potential return to the top flight, as well as the latest developments in Group I of the AFC Cup. They also look ahead to the remaining fixtures of the season.
The Hong Kong Football Podcast also just launched a crowdfunding drive for the upcoming Season Review print magazine and still needs around 30% to reach the target. Please...2019-05-0836 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 101 - Who wins the league? It's complicatedWill the league title be decided by May 4th? What's the problem with expensive AFC Cup tickets? And what to think of Hong Kong's new head coach?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss the current madness at the top of the Hong Kong Premier League, and look ahead to the decisive fixtures across all competitions.
The Hong Kong Football Podcast also just launched a crowdfunding drive for the upcoming Season Review print magazine. Please help us supporting local football! You can find more information here: https://www.fringebacker.com/en/projects/the-hong-kong-football-podcast-season-review-2018-19/
Share your opinions with us at podcast...2019-04-1027 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 100 - But Hong Kong football is never getting oldHow does Philip Chan see Tai Po's chances to win the title? What can we expect from the Hong Kong clubs in the AFC Cup? And why did Yuen Long want to play a game during the FIFA break?
James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss the latest action in local football. Given the special occasion, the 100th episode also features an interview with Tai Po midfielder Philip Chan. Finally, James and Tobias look ahead to the upcoming AFC Cup campaigns, the domestic FA Cup quarter finals, as well as an electrifying Round 15 in the Premier League.
Share your opinions with...2019-03-2746 minWatermark Community Church SermonsSalt and Light in the City of Hong KongSalt and Light in the City of Hong KongSeries: The Upside-Down Kingdom
Preacher: Kevin MurphyDate: 10th February 2019Passage: Matthew 5:13-162019-02-1045 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastWhen Jesus Came to Hong Kong: The Derek Currie Story (Part 2)This is the story of how Derek Currie became one of the first European professional footballers ever in Asia, and became an icon of the game's golden age in Hong Kong. In spells with Rangers and Seiko, along with fellow Scots Walter Gerrard and Jack Trainer, he won league titles and trophies aplenty. He also rubbed shoulders with some of the world's best sportsmen and even some pop stars, including Pele, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Rod Stewart, and many more.
In Part 2, Currie leaves Ian Petrie's Rangers for new boys Seiko, reuniting with Walter Gerrard and teaming up with a young...2019-02-0530 min
Hong Kong StoriesPodcast - 16 January 2019 - Giselle - Middle English - Liar's League Hong KongGiselle tells us about finding her voice in a place she wasn't looking. This true first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for a show in October 2018 with the theme of Home. The second story is from Liar's League HK. The fictional story is called A Taste of Heaven, written by Giles Anderson and read by Saffron.
If you want to learn more about how to tell great stories go to hongkongstories.com and join one of our free weekly workshops! If you want to know more about Liar's League Hong...2019-01-1621 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastWhen Jesus Came to Hong Kong: The Derek Currie Story (Part 1)This is the story of how Derek Currie became one of the first European professional footballers ever in Asia, and became an icon of the game's golden age in Hong Kong. In spells with Rangers and Seiko, along with fellow Scots Walter Gerrard and Jack Trainer, he won league titles and trophies aplenty. He also rubbed shoulders with some of the world's best sportsmen and even some pop stars, including Pele, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Rod Stewart, and many more.
In Part 1, we follow Currie from Glasgow to Hong Kong, where an excellent Rangers team, buoyed by new signings, sped to...2018-12-2428 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 91 - Hong Kong join big boys of East AsiaJames Legge and Tobias Zuser are back and still in awe of Hong Kong's surprise win at the EAFF qualifying tournament, which lets them join the final round in 2019. The hosts therefore invited offside.hk reporter Andy Chiu, who watched all the games in Taipei, to talk about the recent achievements under new head coach Gary White. They also look ahead to the upcoming action in Sapling Cup and Premier League.
Which was Hong Kong's best game in the EAFF qualifiers? What has changed compared to the Kim era? And who will earn the bragging rights of winning the Happy...2018-11-2235 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 88 - Gary White's Hong Kong bowJames Legge and Tobias Zuser are back, to discuss a weekend of last-minute drama in the Hong Kong Premier League, including Yuen Long's Kitchee shock and Southern's smash-and-grab job. There's also chat about the Hong Kong squad ahead of its matches against Thailand and Indonesia.
What's going on with Kitchee's wobble? Can Lee Man get some goals? And who was the last-minute addition to the HK squad?
Starting from this season, the podcast will appear every fortnight instead of every week.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football...2018-10-0931 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 86 - Gary White is the new Hong Kong chief (despite FA beef)James Legge and Tobias Zuser take a look at the first week of fixtures in the still fresh Hong Kong Premier League season. They also discuss the appointment of Gary White as the new head coach of the national team, and look ahead to the first major tests for Kitchee this season.
What's all the head coach fuss about? Can Kitchee's current defense stop R&F's Tiago de Leonco? And how much man power is needed to drain Aberdeen Sports Ground?
Starting from this season, the podcast will appear every fortnight instead of every week.
Share your opinions with us...2018-09-1222 min
Podcast – Hong Kong Virtual RealityHKVR00 – Pre-Edition of the new Hong Kong Virtual Reality Podcast!Today we are going to talk about some fun things to expect with this new podcast – Hong Kong Virtual Reality. I’m your host Mike Michelini and we will be learning quite a bit of new tips and tricks for agencies and brands alike, in Hong Kong, Asia, and the rest of the world! to download the show – click ...
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The Hong Kong Football PodcastPlayer of the Season Interview: Krisztián VadóczJames Legge and Tobias Zuser sit down with this season's Hong Kong Football Podcast Player of the Season, Kitchee's Krisztián Vadócz. The Hungarian midfielder talks about the season just finished, his life in Hong Kong, his reflections on the side's AFC Champions League campaign and whether he will still be in Hong Kong next season.
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
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League 852#1 Rugby League is back in Hong Kong.Today Neville Metcalfe (HKRL Chairman) talks to Ringo Lung (Hong Kong Thunder Captain) & Jack Nielsen (local cleaner) reviewing Hong Kong's historical first international test against Japan, previewing the return match in Tokyo, the HKRL 9s and answering some fan questions. Be sure to leave us comments, questions, & feedback using the 'voicemail' option (up to 1 min) on the 'Anchor' app.2018-05-1725 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 75 - No Asian Cup. What now?James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss the future of the Hong Kong national team after failing to qualify for the 2019 Asian Cup. They also look ahead to the upcoming Hong Kong Premier League round on the Easter weekend.
Is it time for a change in the Hong Kong national team? Who should become the next head coach? And will Kitchee already be champions this weekend?
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/
DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or any...2018-03-2837 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 63 - Insider's Guide to Local Fan CultureIn the first episode of 2018 the Hong Kong Football Podcast dives into the still, yet deep waters of local fan culture. Host Tobias Zuser is joined by Mario, a core member of the local Chi Sin Lo fan group to talk about what's actually happening on Hong Kong's stadium stands. They will also discuss the latest results in both Premier League and FA Cup, and see what to expect from the 40th edition of the annual Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup.
Why are there so few Cantonese chants in Hong Kong? How can local fans be inspired by Chinese and Turkish football...2018-01-0334 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 62 - A week of Christmas miraclesA special holiday edition of the Hong Kong Football Podcast. Host Tobias Zuser discusses the latest news and action, including Yuen Long’s Christmas miracle, the resignation of Hong Kong national team coach Kim Pan-gon, the return of podcast favourite Nikola Komazec and the curious rule change that would allow players from Hong Kong to once again play in Mainland China. Given all these news, host-on-vacation James Legge immediately left the Christmas dinner to find the closest phone booth and join the podcast on the line.
Is Hong Kong football particularly great when James is leaving the city? What will Ho...2017-12-2928 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 59 - Hong Kong's Year in ChinaHong Kong’s premier weekly English-language local football podcast is back with James Legge and Tobias Zuser discussing the latest in the Hong Kong Premier League and the Sapling Cup. This time they are joined on the line by Chinese football expert and Wild East Football correspondent Jamie McIlroy to round up the past and future of Hong Kong players in China.
How did Festus Baise, Au Yeung Yiu-chung, and Godfred Karikari perform this season? Do Southern District - as Aberdeeners - have a true sailor spirit? And will Rangers eventually overcome their current coaching crisis?
Share your opinions with us...2017-12-0643 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 51 - Jordi the Hong Kong heroThis week James Legge and Tobias Zuser give their verdicts on Hong Kong's recent performances, and look at what the win over Malaysia does for their chances of Asia Cup qualification. There's also a full rundown of everything you need to look out for in this weekend's Hong Kong Premier League matches.
Can the national team keep relying on naturalised players? Will Eastern finally get their first point of the season this weekend? And is it ok to wave the Hong Kong colonial flag?
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk!
DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE...2017-10-1236 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 50 - Pegasus gallop on, as Hong Kong prepare for MalaysiaAs Hong Kong welcomes three new Spaniards to the international set-up, James Legge previews the national team's chances for the big qualifier against Malaysia, and takes a look a great weekend of action in the Hong Kong Premier League. That includes Pegasus' big win over Eastern, a fantastic game for Dreams FC's new young star, and Lee Man getting a creditable draw with Tai Po.
How will Kim Pan-gon integrate his new players into the HK side? When will Eastern end this early-season flop? And why was Michael Luk not so, ahem, lucky?
Share your opinions with us at podcast...2017-10-0322 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 43 - Has Kim just found the right system for Hong Kong?James Legge and Tobias Zuser return one last time before their summer hiatus to talk about the latest Asian Cup qualifier between Hong Kong and North Korea. They use this opportunity to discuss South China's shock relegation, the latest league transfers, as well as how next season might look.
Is Hong Kong back in the game to qualify for the Asian Cup? What will be the podcast's official nickname for Dreams FC? Which Kim do the fans actually want out? And have James and Tobi really found out where goalkeeper Tin Man-ho lives?
Share your opinions with us at podcast...2017-06-1448 min
Waves of Sound: Hong KongGulmi Society of Hong Kong Panche Baja PodcastThe Gulmi Society of Hong Kong is a group of self-taught musicians bringing tradition Nepalese music to the Nepal community of Hong Kong. We join one of their rehearsals in the Tai Tong Country Park BBQ area.2017-04-2700 min
The Hong Kong Trail Rockers Podcast!#HKTRP #68 – Waves of Sound Hong Kong featuring Team KPMG (Trailwalker 2016)Happy New Year to all the listeners! Hope 2017 turns out to be fantastic for you. Just to remind ourselves how important our health and exercise is in our lives, I have a quote from Jim Rohn and here’s what he says: “Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live” […]
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The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 20 - Senior Shield & Guangdong-Hong Kong CupThis week Tobias Zuser rounds up the Christmas action of the Senior Shield semi-finals, and also looks ahead to the Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup.
What can we expect from the Senior Shield final? Does the transfer window really matter in Hong Kong? And why won’t we see any star players in the Hong Kong and Guangdong teams?
Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk!
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The Hong Kong Football PodcastHong Kong Football Podcast meets: Josh MitchellOn a rainy afternoon James Legge and Tobias Zuser met Eastern defender Josh Mitchell. Before coming to Hong Kong the Australian centre-back played top-tier Asian football in both the A-League and the Chinese Super League, and is now a starter for the reigning champions.
How is it being coached by Guinness World Record holder Chan Yuen-ting? Did Josh really have a pet donkey when he played in Romania? And how good are his “cards” for a post-football career?
Also, check out Josh's current projects at www.sleephealthenergy.com and www.optimisetravel.com!2016-10-2138 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 10 - China League One & Hong Kong Premier LeagueJames Legge and Tobias Zuser share their views on last weekend’s action, that saw an exciting derby between Kitchee and South China, and also look ahead to the upcoming Premier League round. They are joined on the line by Jamie McIlroy, contributor to Wild East Football and expert on China’s League One, where a couple of Hong Kong players are currently fighting over promotion to the Chinese Super League.
How is South China’s Bojan Malisic related to Hong Kong’s traffic situation? Why did a simple bow make Pegasus player Wong Chun-ho the secret man of the match? A...2016-10-1959 min
The Hong Kong Football PodcastEpisode 9 - Match Fixing, Kitchee Training Centre & Hong Kong vs SingaporeJames Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss Hong Kong's most recent match fixing scandal, the Kitchee training centre controversy and the recent international friendly games against Singapore and Cambodia. Of course, they will also share their preview of the upcoming Premier League round.
What have Alex Akande and Samsung's Note 7 in common? Is there anything positive about the match fixing allegations? And why is Hong Kong not optimally prepared for the EAFF Cup qualifiers?2016-10-1249 min