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Some at KallangRoar are saying to take off Baihakki for the Saudi match...I think the defence is our weakest link n Saudi are looking to exploit tat area..hope Uncle Raddy will do something about it..
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Wow, seems like only me n fgl are active in this topic as of late..where`s the rest? C`mon we need ur support, fellow softies, especially when there`s a big game coming up during the early morning of the 1st day of CNY..
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Hey all, the thread title has been changed to a more meaningful title. Hopefully, this thread will become more popular. Thanks, James!
Support the Lions!!
Support the Lions!!
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Maman: I agree, he`s been doing so well for the previous matches stretching back to the ASEAN Cup tournaments. Lets hope all of the Lions will put in 100% for the next match.
R u any way related to Baihakki? Jus curious..: )
R u any way related to Baihakki? Jus curious..: )
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Jaarvis: NAS somehow is not elligible to play for the Malaysian club that he signed for. Tat would mean he can`t play anywhere in clubs till Dec 6th.
fgl: Tat would be great idea. I`ll see how
fgl: Tat would be great idea. I`ll see how
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Haha yea i totally support that idea. Haha we can go together to watch =). GO LIONS GO!!!
Haha yea i totally support that idea. Haha we can go together to watch =). GO LIONS GO!!!
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Lets see, our next home match is against Lebanon on 26th March 2008 either at National Stadium or Kallang Besar Stadium. I wonder when will the tickets be available for sale..
Anyway, wat does everyone think the score will be against Saudi? I`m predicting a 1-1 draw. Its gonna be hard to beat the Saudis on their home ground. BUT if we ahem ahem ahem manage to beat them, then us Singaporeans will be in ecstasy
I duno if Chn 5 will be showing the match live. I hope they do cos its a damn important match for us n some more on an early morning of CNY!
Anyway, wat does everyone think the score will be against Saudi? I`m predicting a 1-1 draw. Its gonna be hard to beat the Saudis on their home ground. BUT if we ahem ahem ahem manage to beat them, then us Singaporeans will be in ecstasy
I duno if Chn 5 will be showing the match live. I hope they do cos its a damn important match for us n some more on an early morning of CNY!
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3 more days to the Saudi game. Last night, I dreamt of the scoreline which is..
Saudi Arabia 0 Singapore 1
Seriously.
Saudi Arabia 0 Singapore 1
Seriously.
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Taken from fas.org.sg
Lions preparing well in Riyadh
Singapore are shaping up well for its 2010 FIFA World Cup Asian Zone qualifying match against Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on Wednesday.
The players have enjoyed some good training sessions at the city’s Football Federation headquarters on the outskirts of the city where a well-grassed field has been provided.
On Monday morning the team did its daily stretching exercises in the grand ballroom of their city centre hotel under the ornate chandeliers of the impressive auditorium.
Later that evening, after another team video session, the players and coaching staff were due to head back to their training field for more ball work.
Lions’ coach Radojko Avramovic is pleased with his team’s preparation.
Avramovic stressed that the missed training opportunities in Jordan did the players no harm at all.
Bad weather conditions prevented the team from making full use of their time in the capital Amman.
“You saw how we played against Jordan,” he said. “Missing that training in Jordan meant the players had a chance to rest as they have been working very hard in the Middle East.”
On the coming match against Saudi Arabia the coach emphasised the need for a 100 per cent effort from everyone.
“We know that we cannot compete individually against the Saudis but as a team if we all work hard and do our best we have a chance.
“The Saudi team is strong as its player development is so good,” he explained. “The grassroots is good and the youth development.
“They also have a very good league and get a lot of good international tournaments to compete in.
It is cool in the capital but while it is expected to be rather cold for a match that is kicking off around 8.15pm, the players are managing well after the difficulties they faced with the snow in Amman.
Spirits are high and players are all looking forward to the match and a happy homecoming, with a number of the players especially keen to see their young children again.
Having said that, everyone is focussing strictly on training and on the forthcoming match at the moment.
Lions preparing well in Riyadh
Singapore are shaping up well for its 2010 FIFA World Cup Asian Zone qualifying match against Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on Wednesday.
The players have enjoyed some good training sessions at the city’s Football Federation headquarters on the outskirts of the city where a well-grassed field has been provided.
On Monday morning the team did its daily stretching exercises in the grand ballroom of their city centre hotel under the ornate chandeliers of the impressive auditorium.
Later that evening, after another team video session, the players and coaching staff were due to head back to their training field for more ball work.
Lions’ coach Radojko Avramovic is pleased with his team’s preparation.
Avramovic stressed that the missed training opportunities in Jordan did the players no harm at all.
Bad weather conditions prevented the team from making full use of their time in the capital Amman.
“You saw how we played against Jordan,” he said. “Missing that training in Jordan meant the players had a chance to rest as they have been working very hard in the Middle East.”
On the coming match against Saudi Arabia the coach emphasised the need for a 100 per cent effort from everyone.
“We know that we cannot compete individually against the Saudis but as a team if we all work hard and do our best we have a chance.
“The Saudi team is strong as its player development is so good,” he explained. “The grassroots is good and the youth development.
“They also have a very good league and get a lot of good international tournaments to compete in.
It is cool in the capital but while it is expected to be rather cold for a match that is kicking off around 8.15pm, the players are managing well after the difficulties they faced with the snow in Amman.
Spirits are high and players are all looking forward to the match and a happy homecoming, with a number of the players especially keen to see their young children again.
Having said that, everyone is focussing strictly on training and on the forthcoming match at the moment.
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To all who wanna watch the Saudi Arabia-Singapore match on Thursday morning 130am, u can try to d/l the online tv player at http://www.onlinetvplayer.com/ then after u open the program, select SAUDI ARABIA n then Alriyadiah. The match will be shown live.
I`m testing the channel now, the video is fine n smooth but the audio is a bit stuttering..haha it doesnt matter anyway, cos I dun understand Arabic
Will try to put up more sources for u guys to watch Check back here for any updates.
I`m testing the channel now, the video is fine n smooth but the audio is a bit stuttering..haha it doesnt matter anyway, cos I dun understand Arabic
Will try to put up more sources for u guys to watch
Check back here for any updates.
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fgl: No problems, bro Will keep everyone updated on anything interesting.
Will keep everyone updated on anything interesting.lincolnyeo99
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Thanks man bro faizal
Thanks man bro faizal
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