The Singapore Football Scene Thread
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faizal_rocks
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Haha, yup the stadium looked empty and one of our fans purposely played a cricket ringtone ;P
The DARE crowd below us even though they managed to get us to rally behind the Lions. I was surprised that they actually wanted to do the Kallang Wave! With 10K+ ppl, they attempted that 3 or 4 times and nobody responded..I rather watch the game haha..
The DARE crowd below us even though they managed to get us to rally behind the Lions. I was surprised that they actually wanted to do the Kallang Wave! With 10K+ ppl, they attempted that 3 or 4 times and nobody responded..I rather watch the game haha..
Dime
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But almost every football fan are hooligans.We're watching football not cricket.
doesn't matter if it's 1 hooligan or 1000 hooligans.. they are bringing the sport into disrepute. it's a sport, they should show some sportsmanship.
faizal_rocks
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Football fans will turn into hooligans if they are unable to control their inner emotions while watching the game.
faizal_rocks
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All in all, just say no to hooliganism and racism and the beautiful game will stay beautiful 
Lets not go off topic, shall we?
Anyone heard about the 3 Brunei DPMM FC players who got banned for threatening the ref and one of them actually punched the ref? Wow. This was against Home United and they lost 1-6 in their home ground..gosh..what happened? Brunei DPMM FC was on a high during the beginning of the season..n this happened..punching a ref is just unthinkable..
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/448712/1/.html
Lets not go off topic, shall we?Anyone heard about the 3 Brunei DPMM FC players who got banned for threatening the ref and one of them actually punched the ref? Wow. This was against Home United and they lost 1-6 in their home ground..gosh..what happened? Brunei DPMM FC was on a high during the beginning of the season..n this happened..punching a ref is just unthinkable..
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/448712/1/.html
dioswkg
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they are one of the foreign team so every decision goes against them they will feel frustrated, just like singapore when we are in mcup.
think they can't take it anymore so all hell break loose.
today also got red card.
think they all want to stay at home and watch the bpl :mrgreen: :twisted:.
think they can't take it anymore so all hell break loose.
today also got red card.
think they all want to stay at home and watch the bpl :mrgreen: :twisted:.
fgl
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HHAAHH dIME u HAVENT BEEN TO SOME OF THE 1 DAY INTERNATIONAL MATCHES OVERSEAS ... WHEN FAN BRING LOTSA ALCOHOL TO THEGAMES - THINGS HAPPEN
fgl
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lamestaine
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who watched kallang roar last night??
fgl
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faizal_rocks
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Hi all, our Lions will be up against Thailand in the Asian Cup 2011 Qualifiers on the 14th and 18th Nov, back to back...anyone wants to go for the home leg on the 14th Nov? 
I wonder how the Thais will play under the guidance of new coach, Bryan Robson..hmmm..
I wonder how the Thais will play under the guidance of new coach, Bryan Robson..hmmm..
fgl
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Hi all, our Lions will be up against Thailand in the Asian Cup 2011 Qualifiers on the 14th and 18th Nov, back to back...anyone wants to go for the home leg on the 14th Nov?
I wonder how the Thais will play under the guidance of new coach, Bryan Robson..hmmm..
Im good for the 14 Nov match .. tentatively .. unless a gig comes up
faizal_rocks
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YOG football coach dies after collapsing during soccer match
YOG football coach dies after collapsing during soccer match
By Dylan Loh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 01 November 2009 2133 hrs
SINGAPORE : The coach of the Singapore Youth Olympic Games football team has died.
V Sivalingam collapsed while playing in a soccer match on Sunday to raise funds for paralysed former national player S Anthonysamy.
The incident happened half an hour into the game and the 51-year-old was rushed to Tan Tock Seng hospital.
He was later pronounced dead.
He was former coach of Tampines Rovers Football Club in the S.League and also coach of Singapore's under-14 football team that played in the Asian Youth Games.
He is survived by a wife, two sons and a daughter.
Zainudin Nordin, president, The Football Association of Singapore, said: "We are all devastated by the news. Our condolences and thoughts are with Sivalingam's family at this very difficult time and we will render all the necessary assistance in their time of need."
Last month, ex-national footballer Dollah Kassim also collapsed while playing soccer.
He is now out of intensive care but is still in a coma and warded at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. - CNA/ms
YOG football coach dies after collapsing during soccer match
By Dylan Loh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 01 November 2009 2133 hrs
SINGAPORE : The coach of the Singapore Youth Olympic Games football team has died.
V Sivalingam collapsed while playing in a soccer match on Sunday to raise funds for paralysed former national player S Anthonysamy.
The incident happened half an hour into the game and the 51-year-old was rushed to Tan Tock Seng hospital.
He was later pronounced dead.
He was former coach of Tampines Rovers Football Club in the S.League and also coach of Singapore's under-14 football team that played in the Asian Youth Games.
He is survived by a wife, two sons and a daughter.
Zainudin Nordin, president, The Football Association of Singapore, said: "We are all devastated by the news. Our condolences and thoughts are with Sivalingam's family at this very difficult time and we will render all the necessary assistance in their time of need."
Last month, ex-national footballer Dollah Kassim also collapsed while playing soccer.
He is now out of intensive care but is still in a coma and warded at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. - CNA/ms
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