 K League - I'Park Recover to Beat Ulsan 1 year 47 weeks ago
BUSAN - The Busan I'Park recovered after their disappointing loss last week, coming on strong in a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Ulsan in the 15th Round of Hyundai Oilbank K League Action.
Lim Sang-hyub broke the scoreless deadlock in the 53rd minute with help from Lee Jung-ho. It was Lim's fourth goal of the 2011 campaign.
Yang Dong-hyun then doubled the lead for Busan in the 61st minute to secure the victory for Busan, on a strike from the edge of the penalty box.
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 K League - I'Park Fall Late to Gyeongnam 1 year 48 weeks ago
GYEONGNAM - Kim Tae-wook's 88th minute strike sank the Busan I'Park's effort Saturday, as they fell 3-2 on the road to Gyeongnam.
After a scoreless first half, the second half saw all the scoring in a wild shootout which begane after the hour.
Yang Dong-hyun's 62 minute strike broke the scoreless deadlock to give Busan the lead, but Lee Kyung-ryul equalized seven minutes later to tie the score at 1.
Busan once again capitalized, when Han Sang-woon scored off... |
 FA Cup - I'Park Upset Chunbok in FA Cup Action 1 year 48 weeks ago
CHUNBOK - Han Sung-woon's two goals helped the Busan I'Park upset table leaders Chunbok to advance to the final 8 of the Korean FA Cup.
It was a terrible start for the I'Park as Cho Sung-hwan hit the top right corner for a quick 1-0 start for Chunbok,
However, the I'Park's counter attack was once again effective as Han Sung-woon equalized on 55 minutes off a free kick.
Nine minutes later, the I'Park were once again rewarded, as Han Sung-woon once... |
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Beakyang Mountain Hike and K-League Football Match (Busan v. Ulsan) 1 year 48 weeks ago
Meet up in Seomyeon Exit 9 at Noon. Bus to Children's Park. Climb Baekyangsan. Descend to Sajik. Stop off at HomePlus for snacks and beverages to enjoy during the game. 7PM Gametime. The game should finish around 9PM. After we will ???
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 K League - I'Park Streak Ends at 13 1 year 49 weeks ago
GANGWON - The Busan I'Park's unbeaten streak of 13 games came to an end Saturday, with a 1-0 loss to last place Gangwon.
Lee Jung-ho's own goal in the 41st minute was the difference, as Busan could not get a shot past Gangwon keeper Yoo Hyun.
The loss was very disappointing for the I'Park, who missed a chance to move up in the standings, in what should have been an easy win against a winless team. However, coach Ahn Ik-soo insisted before the game that Gangwon were... |
 The Dugout 1 year 49 weeks ago
BUSAN, South Korea -- Choosing which bar to head out to for a drink is not an easy task in Busan, especially when you are hit from all sides with options almost every ten feet. Like restaurants, coffee and phone shops, they seem to take up about 70% of the business real estate around the city.
However, a new spot called Dugout, from long time American Busanite, Johnny Jung, is just what the name says: a great place to watch the game. Located in the Kyungsung University district... |
 Busan I'Park - Where are the foreign players? 1 year 51 weeks ago
BUSAN - If you've been following the I'Park this season, you may have noticed that something's been missing - the foreign players.
Though the I'Park have been very successful on the pitch as of late, it's been nearly a month since any of the foreign players have taken the field.
Iain Fyfe is the only foreign player who remains with the club, though he has not been on the first squad of late. The Adelaide, Australia native scored one goal and appeared in 7 games... |
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K League - I'Park Streak Continues With Win In Suwon 2 years 1 day ago
SUWON - The Busan I'Park continued their impressive form, with a 2-1 victory over the Suwon Bluewings in Hyundai Oilbank K League Action Saturday afternoon.
Busan once again started quick out of the gate with a 13th minute when Man of the Match Lee Jung-ho connected off a Han Sang-woon corner kick to give Busan the lead.
The I'Park once again focused on defense, and using their counter-attacking strength to once again thwart Suwon's offense attacks.
Suwon... |
 Busan I'Park Player Profile: Han Sang-woon 2 years 5 days ago
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 Dough for the Dogs 2 years 6 days ago
BUSAN, South Korea -- It was his big, scared brown eyes that I noticed first. Running between the angry cars and impatient people one balmy Busan night, the little guy couldn’t speak, at least not with words. But those eyes, they said, “I’ve lost my mommy and my daddy and I don’t know what to do.” I picked up the flea-infested Shih Tzu, and eight months later, Noh Suk Jah (Korean for “The Tramp”) is still repaying me daily with love and laughter.... |
