SEOUL -- Southeast Asia's men have only played one game in the World Cup. Indonesia, competing as the Dutch East Indies, fell to a 6-0 loss against a talented Hungarian team in 1938.
Dutch magazine Sportkroniek came down hard on them: "The actions you make when not in possession are equally as important as those when you are in possession. [These] fellows are still unaware of this fact, for when they don't have possession of the ball, they tend to do ... nothing!"
