"Bepe" Best 5 Asian Football Players 2012 ESPN Version

Name of Bambang Pamungkas very familiar to football fans in Indonesia. Various kinds of awards ever pinned the attacker Persija Jakarta. With hard work, finally this year Bepe (greeting familiar Bambang Pamungkas) in the list of Asia's best 10 players 2012. Achievement was obtained after a columnist at ESPN, John Duerden, compiling the names of Aisa soccer players who performed brilliantly in 2012.

Remarkably, of the 10 players Bepe name was 5, above, Inter Milan defender Yuto Nagatomo and Wigan Athletic goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi. Assessment ESPN is a bit questionable, but they have to make its own assessment Bepe in fifth.

"Sometimes football is not just about scoring. Though Bambang has done it once again, scoring 16 goals for his beloved club Persija Jakarta. However, he has done more than that," Duerden wrote it on the ESPN website.

According to Duerden, Bepe often a spokesman for Indonesia's footballers were tripping problem in Indonesian football. He also helped a football player who was not paid on time. Bepe figure in Indonesia became a figure who has the vision and leadership of the country has its limitations, at least in the case of a
football field.

"He also called for opposition to the split in Indonesian football has two leagues and organizations. Might be difficult for others to imitate what Bambang did on the field. However all can learn from the striker off the field, "said Duerden.

This achievement clearly boasts the name of Indonesia in the international football arena which subsided with achievement. Moreover, the current Indonesian football was chaotic. Because there are two organizations that run football leagues each in Indonesia. Even FIFA has threatened to impose sanctions on Indonesia if they can not solve the problems of football in Indonesia. Therefore, the election of Bepe on the list of 10 best football players Asia 2012 has raised the name of Indonesia in the international stage.

Here are the best 10 soccer players in 2012 version of ESPN:

1. Omar Abdulrahman (United Arab Emirates and Al Ain)
2. Shinji Kagawa (Japan and Manchester United)
3. Koo Ja-cheol (South Korea and FC Augsburg)
4. Lee Keun-ho (South Korea and Ulsan Horangi)
5. Bambang Pamungkas (Indonesia and Persija Jakarta)
6. Yuto Nagatomo (Japan and Inter Milan)
7. Teerasil Dangda (Thailand and Muangthong United)
8. Amjad Radhi (Iraq and Arbil)
9. Rozaimi Rahman (Malaysia and Harimau Muda)
10. Ali Al Habsi (Oman and Wigan Athletic)