1. Sports: Man Of The Week: BAICHUNG BHUTIA; Aug 10, 2003 The Week Aug 10, 2003. u. Man Of The Week. Pocket dynamo. baichung bhutia A mix of talent and guts, he brings glory to his club and country. By DEBAPRIYA GHOSH Surely, on silent Sunday afternoons, baichung bhutia, 26, must be wondering about the way his life has spotted him during a State Bank of India soccer clinic in Gangtok http://www.the-week.com/23aug10/sports2.htm

Aug 10, 2003 u Man Of The Week Pocket dynamo BAICHUNG BHUTIA: A mix of talent and guts, he brings glory to his club and country By DEBAPRIYA GHOSH Surely, on silent Sunday after-noons, Baichung Bhutia, 26, must be wondering about the way his life has turned out. It is a fantasy come true. Born in the enchanting village of Tinkitam in Sikkim, way up in the mountains, he showed early skill with the ball. It would have remained a pastime but for former India internationals Bhaskar Ganguly and Surajit Sengupta who spotted him during a State Bank of India soccer clinic in Gangtok. Subsequently, they informed officials of the East Bengal club, who took one look and hired Baichung in 1993. It took a year for the 16-year-old to make a mark in Kolkata soccer but, thereafter, it has been one long roller-coaster ride. Today, Baichung is the toast of the nation after his sterling performance in the LG Asean Club Cup football championship held in Jakarta last month, where East Bengal became the first Indian club to win an international title. They beat favourites BEC Tero Sasana of Thailand, 3-1, in the final, with Baichung scoring the second goal. He took his tally to nine and was voted player of the tournament. Clearly, India's captain leads from the front. Moments after the final was over Baichung got an offer to play for two months for Perak FC of Malaysia. East Bengal, which stands to gain $10,000 from the deal, gave the go-ahead. Baichung has been, understandably, cagey about his own fee. "That's confidential," he reportedly said.

2. Baichung Bhutia - Football Player It was not until 1992, that baichung bhutia’s prodigious talent came bhutia is todaythe only Indian footballer to play professional club soccer in England http://www.the-south-asian.com/May-2002/Baichung_Bhutia1.htm

the-south-asian. com MAY Home MAY 2002 Contents Music Sufi Music Indo-Jazz Fusion Rachel Thomas - First South Asian Woman Skydiver ... Maradona Heritage Mahabodhi Temple Health Healing Visual Arts Cinema Poster Art Films Gurinder Chaddha's 'Bend it like Beckham' - aspirations of South Asian youth in Britain Books 'Knock at Every Alien Door' - Serialization of an unpublished novel by Joseph Harris - Chapter 5 Lifestyle Pakistan's Street Food Fashion Ritu Kumar's Style for the Summer of 2002 Viewpoint Godhras and anti- Godhras Editor's Note the craft shop the print gallery Books Silk Road on Wheels The Road to Freedom Enduring Spirit Parsis-Zoroastrians of ... print gallery Page 1 of 2 Baichung Bhutia - Maradona of Indian Football Interviewed by Sanjeeb Mukherjee "It was a dream come true for me to play against David Beckham and Andy Cole who have been my heroes for years."

3. Indian Football / Soccer On The Web - An Effort By V.V. Singh Whitepaper on VSNL educating users on web page design, email accounts and using the web smartly. Welcome to Indian soccer on the Internet. Indian soccer News Mohan Bagan Fan Site. baichung bhutia's Performance in England Page http://vv.tripod.com/indiansoccer.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Welcome to Indian Soccer on the Internet Indian Soccer News Firstly, this is a letter I wrote today to some of the leading dailies in india to promote Soccer in the coutry and bring it into some parity with cricket - in terms with both money and fame. "Dear Sir/Madam: I would like to make a suggestion to you regarding the sports content of your newspaper. Cricket has established itself as major sport in India with money, success and a future for it and it will not step down from the success it has had with the masses. It is logical now that another sport be given more coverage and opportunity and that would be Indian Football (soccer). I know that the leagues in India are not comparable to those of Europe or South America let alone those of South East Asia. But, should India try to send a team of substance to the World Cup, it will only be possible if the sport is given more recognition and sponsors. A number of Indians abroad (including myself) as well as a heap of Indians in India itself, share the same view and would encourage you to increase the coverage of this sliding sport and change the course of our sporting tradition (for a better one obviously).

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5. Baichung Bhutia's Page - The England Diaries - An Effort By V.V. Singh baichung bhutia Indian soccer Captain Plays for Bury Fc,England, becoming the first Indian to play in Europe. http://members.tripod.com/~VV/bhutia.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Welcome to Indian Soccer on the Internet The Baichung Bhutia Page This page is dedicated to track Bhutia's performance in England. Next FA Cup 20th November Bury vs Cardiff City Next League 13th November (5PM KICKOFF) Bury vs Oxford United (Preview ReporT) Supplied by Paul Forrest FA cup (Replay) Result 9th November Bury 2 vs Tamworth 1 Player Ratings Bury Tamworth G 1. Kenny - 7 D 2. Billy - 5 D 3. Daws - 5 D 4. Redmond F 5. Williams - 5 D 6. Swailes, C - 6 M 7. Bullock - 6 M 8. Barnes M 9. Reid F 10. Lawson - 7 F 11. Littlejohn - 6 G 1. Acton - 7 2. Warner - 8 D 3. Mutchell - 7 D 4. Grocutt - 8 5. Hatton - 8 Gray 7. Foy - 7 8. Colley - 7

6. The Unofficial FC Kochi Page to join FC Kochi KOCHI baichung bhutia of East Along with bhutia, Dipendu Biswas(Mohun Bagan) and Vijayan s dream of playing professional soccer abroad is http://members.tripod.com/~FCKochi/Pnl97-98.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Philips National League 97/98 Articles Welcome to the section which has articles from the Philips National League 97/98 April 26,1998 FC Kochi remain unfazed after transfers-GUWAHATI: F.C.Kochin, fourth in the 2nd National Football League in the club's debut year, remain totally unfazed by the spate of top drawer transfers from the club. The big names have left seeking greener pastures but Kochin are confident of striking back next season March 1,1998- Vijayan Undecided- KOCHI: FC Kochin striker IM Vijayan is yet to decide on the offer from Malaysian Club NS Champaka. The striker wants a better deal with them. First, the money offered is not big enough and secondly, the offer is for just four months from April to July this season. Vijayan is also reluctant to leave India where the season will be at its peak. February 28,1998- Stars forecast Kochi victory- DELHI: It's almost three months since FC Kochin last played in Delhi. This could be one of the many reasons why tomorrrow's Philips National Football League should be a big crowd puller. But the primary reason, however, is the Kerala team's star studded line-up IM Vijayan, Jo Paul Ancheri, Carlton Chapman and Raman Vijayan. February 25,1998- IB stun FC Kochi- CHENNAI: Indian Bank shocked F C Kochin 3-1 in a Philips National Football League match played under floodlights at the Jawaharlal Nehru stadium here this evening. The bankmen surprised Kochin in the last eight minutes through two goals from Karunakar Raju and Amal Raj when the teams looked like splitting points with a goal each.

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8. Soccer Star Bhutia May Join Foreign Club - The Times Of India Send to friend. soccer star bhutia may join foreign club year with city giants Mohun Bagan, star striker baichung bhutia was still undecided about his next club assignment, but http://www.samachar.com/openbin/redirect?H/20030509/toi_sports/5,http://timesofi

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the-south-asian com MAY 2002 about us contact us data bank past issues ... The print gallery Special offers at ' the shop MAY 2002 Music Sufi Music " Sufi music means any music that connects with the heart. It is the music of submission and surrender that bonds humans to God and transcends all religious boundaries". Contemporary singers like the late Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Abida Parveen from Pakistan, Shubha Mudgal of India, Mohammed El-Sheikh Juma of Sudan, Roomi of Iran, Whirling Dervishes of Turkey, Baul singers from Bangladesh or even pop groups like Junoon have all contributed in re-vitalizing this unique form of religious singing. Lifestyle Pakistan's Street Food is a feast for the senses and offers anything from a light snack to a full meal, at any time from early morning to well past midnight. Every region has its own special cuisine, which makes eating out an endless adventure. Football Baichung Bhutia The tattoo on his right arm speaks of the intense love this young Sikkimese has for the sport - it is a meticulously imprinted picture of footballer in action. When he was a kid he would scan newspapers to see if there was any football match being aired on TV. If yes, he would take a three-hour bus ride from his native Tinkitam to Gangtok to watch the matches as his village had no television sets. Bhutia is today the only Indian footballer to play professional club soccer in England. He was selected by second division club F.C. Bury for its squad - and it was a dream come true to play against the likes of David Beckham and Andy Cole of Manchester United in an Exhibition Match.

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SHOOTING STAR-BAICHUNG BHUTIA At 21 he commands RS.15 lakhs a season and endorses Reebok. He is none than, the star of Indian soccer, Baichung Bhutia who's India's first high-profile, endorsement-worthy soccer star. Baichung Bhutia earns Rs. 15 lakhs a season from East Bengal (the best-paid ever), drives a Maruti 1000, owns a flat in Calcutta, is managed by the world's premier sports-management company, IMG (that's a first too) and has become one of India 's few alternative sporting heroes to the cricketers. Baichung Bhutia is more than just a youthful assassin in boots, his repertoire not limited to being that classical Paolo Rossi- type opportunist. He can contruct goals, dancing and dribbling into the 18-yard box, feinting an opponent woth an imperceptible dip of the hip; he can hustle the opposition too. Bhutia has a unique gift: a sixth sense, a great striker's rare ability to smell goal. A sort of tingle in his nostril when he gets into the 18-yard box, a sort of chemocal kick in his brain that tells him, without looking ,that the goalkeeper's off his line , that the defender's moved, that there's a goal to be had. In Gangtok, Sikkim where he comes from, he is the local hero. He started his career as a 16-year old , when he was spotted by former Indian goalkeeper Bhaskar Ganguly at a State Bank of India camp, and he convinced reluctant East Bengal officials to sign him up. He left Gangtok and arrived in Calcutta in 1993 at Rs.4000 a month, a bed in the mess and school fees paid for, and just sat around, watching, being played for 10 minutes here and 20 minutes there, but mainly learning. And then it happened. In extra time of the 1993 Durand Cup, semifinal versus BSF, he scored the match-winning goal. With a back volley. With two minutes left. And although people knew that Bhutia was wonderfully agile ("like an acrobat," says Indian coach S.Nayeemuddin) and flexible (at 5"7 he can head over 6 footers) and fearless, this was different. It meant that just possibly he had that smell.

11. SoccernetIndia.com-The Ultimate Indian Soccer Site baichung bhutia in action. baichung bhutian celebrating his goal with Bijen Singh. baichungbhutia celebrating his goal (Contributed by Gautom Mukherjee). http://www.freewebs.com/eastbengal/gallery.htm

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12. Bhutia Disappointed, But Richer For The Expe baichung bhutia. Kuala Lumpur Indian football ace baichung bhutia is returning to Kolkata a disappointed man a premier event in the countrys soccer calendar, he told the media http://web.mid-day.com/sports/national/2003/october/65409.htm

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13. SoccernetIndia.com-The Ultimate Indian Soccer Site 16. East Bengal 30 JCT (EB baichung, Okoro, Christiano). 17. Tollygunge Agragami0-1 East Bengal( EB baichung bhutia). 18.Md Sporting - East Bengal. 19. http://www.freewebs.com/eastbengal/eb_fixt.htm

Home Gallery Forum Chat Fan Club Fixtures and Results SoccernetIndia EAST BENGAL SOCCER CLUB EB Fixtures and Results 1. Salgaocar 2 - 1 East Bengal(S: Felix, Micky Fernandes EB: Douglas) 2. Vasco SC 1-1 East Bengal (V: Tochukwu EB: Dipankar Roy) 3. JCT Mills 0-0 East Bengal 4. East Bengal 2-1 Chruchill (EB: Christiano, Baichung C: Yakubu) 5. East Bengal 1-0 Tollygunge (EB: Christiano) 6. Dempo Sc 3-2 East Bengal (D: Stanley, Seah, Siliviera EB:Christiano, Baichung) 7. Mahindra United 0-1 East Bengal (EB: Christiano) 8.East Bengal 2-0 Sporting Goa (EB: Baichung, Christiano) 9. Indian Bank 1-1 East Bengal (IB:Fuard EB: Christiano) 10. East Bengal 4-0 Md Sporting (EB: Alvito, Baichung, Christiano, Okoro) 11. East Bengal 2-1 Mohun Bagan( EB: Dipankar, Okoro MB: Biswas) 12. East Bengal 3-1 Salgaocar ( EB: Baichung * 2, Chakraborty S: Rasaq) 13. East Bengal 1-0 Mahindra (EB: Christiano) 14. East Bengal 1-0 Vasco (EB: Christiano)

14. Soccer Star Bhutia May Join Foreign Club - The Times Of India Printed from timesofindia.indiatimes.com Sports Football. soccer star bhutia may join foreign club giants Mohun Bagan, star striker baichung bhutia was still undecided about his http://www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/msid-45788937,prtpage-1.cms

var ttrendlogmostviewed=1; var doweshowbellyad=1; The Times of India Online Printed from timesofindia.indiatimes.com Sports Soccer star Bhutia may join foreign club PTI [ THURSDAY, MAY 08, 2003 09:29:41 PM ] KOLKATA: After spending a dismal year with city giants Mohun Bagan, star striker Baichung Bhutia was still undecided about his next club assignment, but is considering joining a top Singapore side on his "terms and conditions". "I have not decided which club to join. But talks with a Singapore side are still on. I expect to come to a decision about that in the next two-three weeks," the nimble footed striker said in Kolkata on Thursday. Claiming to have fully recovered from injury blues, Bhutia said he was ready to go for a foreign assignment yet again "if the club agrees to my terms and conditions". The Indian soccer's superstar, however, wanted a three-month contract with the foreign club as he thought it would be "beneficial for both me and them. But I have no problem if I have to sign a contract for a longer period. "But, if it does not work, I will play in

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16. Is Singapore Baichung's Next Halt? - The Times Of India KOLKATA Indian soccer captain baichung bhutia is in Singapore to get a feel ofthe clubs. According to reports appearing in The Straits Times on Monday, the http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/344976154.cms

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17. Baichung Bhutia Aims Higher years of top level performances, footballer baichung bhutia still strives better in200405, said bhutia, the greatest name in present Indian soccer. http://in.rediff.com/sports/2004/may/02bhutia.htm

Home Sports Football > PTI > Report Baichung Bhutia aims higher Despite having attained iconic status in India through years of top level performances, footballer Baichung Bhutia still strives to raise the bar. The gifted striker retains the hunger to score more goals and hopes to put up an even better show in the coming season. "I always strive to improve. I'll try to play even better in 2004-05," said Bhutia, the greatest name in present Indian soccer. "But, at the same time, I feel that football being a team game, it is the team performance which matters. My target for the next season is to ensure that whichever side I play in wins tournaments," the 27-year old striker said. However, he refused to disclose his club preferences for the coming season. "I don't want to disclose now the offers I have received. Also I would prefer to remain silent now whether I have received feelers from foreign outfits," said Bhutia, who created a sensation by becoming the first Indian to take part in the English professional league in 1999 by joining Manchester's Bury FC. The Sikkimese played three years with the English second division side Bury, till returning to India in 2002. It has been a fairy-tale story for Bhutia ever since he stepped out of the sleepy Sikkimese village of Tinkitam and landed in Kolkata as an immensely talented 16-year old in 1993 when he signed for East Bengal.

18. Roundup: China Shut Out Soccer Minors Bangladesh At Asiad as they stormed to a 30 victory in the Asiad soccer tournament at Defender GawliMahesh s corner in the 53rd minute handed bhutia baichung a golden chance to http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200210/01/eng20021001_104263.shtml

Home Sports Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Tuesday, October 01, 2002 Roundup: China Shut out Soccer Minors Bangladesh at Asiad China delivered a harsh football lesson to the minnows Bangladesh as they stormed to a 3-0 victory in the Asiad soccer tournament at Masan Main Stadium on Monday. PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND China delivered a harsh football lesson to the minnows Bangladesh as they stormed to a 3-0 victory in the Asiad soccer tournament at Masan Main Stadium on Monday. It's the second consecutive win for China in their Group C matches. The fast and skillful China proved to be more than a class above its opponent as it came out merciless and created a string of scoring chances. Chinese head coach Shen Xiangfu, however, was not satisfied with his players' performance in the first half. "It's too late for them to find the rhythm of the match, "said Shen, "and too many mistakes in the first half." Wang Xinxin, the scoring leader of the Chinese first division, opened the scoring in the 34th minute following several well-knit passes among his teammates. Bangladesh goalkeeper Biplab Bhattacharjee became the hero of his team, making several great saves to blunt the blistering attack of China.

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Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China At a Glance ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Photo Archive - Date:20020928 Zhu Rongji Gives Speech to French Business Leaders Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji delivers a speech to more than 200 French business leaders in Paris Sept.27, 2002. Zhu Rongji was on a three day visit to France, the last leg of his current European tour. (Xinhua) Us-Indonisia-Muslim-Cooperation US ambassador for Indonesia, Ralph Boyce (left), walks alongside Hasyim Muzadi, the chairman of Indonesia's largest Islamic organization Nahdatul Ulama (NU) before the two held talks in a meeting in Jakarta, 27 September 2002. (Xinhua) Hu Jintao Meets Vietnamese Youth Delegation Chinese Vice-President Hu Jintao met in Beijing Friday with members of a Vietnamese youth delegation attending China-Vietnam youth friendship meetings. (Xinhua) India Beats Bangladesh 3-0 Bhutia Baichung of India(No. 15) fights with a player of Bangladesh in the Group C qualifier held at Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium Friday, September 27, 2002. India beats Bangladesh 3-0 in the preliminary at Asian Games soccer tournament. (Xinhua) Rehearsal of the Opening Ceremony Rehearsal of the opening ceremony of the 14th Asian Games at Asian Games main stadium in Busan September 27,2002.The performance in the opening ceremony is organized under the theme of "a beautiful meeting" which recalls a Korean classic love story . (Xinhua)

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indianfootball.com feature: articles on Indian football Fans remain the real stars of Asian football - Cubby Leong Yi Chiang How Green was my Bagan - Nilanjan Datta The future lies in the hands of the Indians - Nilanjan Datta Remembering football's little master - Arup Chatterjee Evergreen man of Indian soccer - Siddharth Saxena The job has just begun - PK Banerjee Indian football gets hot in winter - Jaydeep Basu Soccer seduces cricket-crazy India - Adam Mynott 'How could you do it?' - Micky Aigner India is loser, AIFF scoring the own-goal of corruption - Shamya Dasgupta King Jose turns 50 - Micky Aigner Constantine's rising stock - Stuart Roach Visionless NFL clubs ignore long-term development - Jaydeep Basu Calcutta loves its sport, but where can it play or watch? - Uttam Sengupta Kerala's hero, JCT's asset - Amardeep Bhattal Where Beckham is from Mars, and Bhutia is God - Nilanjan Datta TFA graduates look west - Nilanjan Datta Heading off to a brilliant sunset - Rajeev K Indian expatriate launches football website - Frederick Noronha The beautiful game keeps them going - Nilanjan Datta Finally it's happening...

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