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Monday, 03 August 2009 06:08 Written by Ned Kelly Shanghai Shenhua opens an international football academy Nazee Borio is the soccer mom turned manageress dynamo behind Shanghai Shenhua’s new look international division. How did you come to be involved in the Shenhua academy? It must have been tough… And now he’s paved the way for other expat kids? So how is it going? And now you’re expanding it to adults? We hear you also have plans for a women’s side? For more information email Nazee Borio at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or call her on 136 5184 4791 Comments (2)
... written by Edcase Footiemad., September 15, 2009 Adult training comes free with any of the many teams in Shanghai or for a fraction of the cost. If you are over 21, you are far too old to learn to be a player and would be better being in/part of a squad and playing in a league each week than pretending to be a child at school again. The best youth academy in Shanghai is Qilin at Century Park but their are numerous acadamies for kids all offering the very best training for cheaper than everyone else, so shop around. As for Shenhau and a foreigner training camp? They have not won anything in years and it's all about money. Write comment
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Your comment seems to be done by someone who has interests in Qilin, I thought that Qilin was a Charity organization...
Anyhow it is quiet funny to read that in Shanghai the best youth academy is qilin. In fact you are very well known around the world for playing in many prestigious tournaments (like QILIN league for examples: qilin A VS qilin B, Qilin C Vs Qilin D and so on). Congrats. You really know your football.
Good luck mate.
Concerning adult training you are right. If your are 21, you are too old to learn to be player, but not too old to improve your skills for playing in a league.
Nice day my friend.