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Scrap The S-League !! It is a disgrace !!

Equalisation

Alfrescian (Inf)
Asset
What a joke. Read today's Straits Times say constructive discussion ! The Monday meeting was in fact heated until macham turn violent.:eek::o
 

Agoraphobic

Alfrescian
Loyal
That is the gist of it. The rivalry. Against Pahang, Johore, Penang, and mostly, Selangor. The sentiment started with the British army bases stationed across the peninsula playing one another, and soon rubbed onto the locals who eventually took over. This led to the Kallang Roar. Singapore was part of Malaya when the thing started. This feeling rose and peaked during the late seventies/early eighties until Peesai felt itself much "higher-placed" than the Malayan states and preferred to be associated with "first-world nations." The reality is that the skill level of the national squad remained the same. Singapore will never play competitively against world, or even other Asian nations.

There is no rivalry between Toa Payoh and Geylang, or Queenstown, Woodlands, Changi. Yes, better to scrap the S-League. Better for the youth to study, do homework. Once done with school, learn to char kwey teow.

Cheers!

without malaysia, no kallang roar.
 

enterprise2

Alfrescian
Loyal
That is the gist of it. The rivalry. Against Pahang, Johore, Penang, and mostly, Selangor. The sentiment started with the British army bases stationed across the peninsula playing one another, and soon rubbed onto the locals who eventually took over. This led to the Kallang Roar. Singapore was part of Malaya when the thing started. This feeling rose and peaked during the late seventies/early eighties until Peesai felt itself much "higher-placed" than the Malayan states and preferred to be associated with "first-world nations." The reality is that the skill level of the national squad remained the same. Singapore will never play competitively against world, or even other Asian nations.

There is no rivalry between Toa Payoh and Geylang, or Queenstown, Woodlands, Changi. Yes, better to scrap the S-League. Better for the youth to study, do homework. Once done with school, learn to char kwey teow.

Cheers!
Yes, even the Tampines stadium got demolished to make way for a new mall!! Enough said!
 

no_faith

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Asset
Sumtimes went to jalan besar stadium watch if able to get free tix.
yes empty. Many seems go there kill time. Gt ppl doze off too.
even half of the spectators are members of fas which fas indent buses to bring them there fill up the seats and hit the drums.
 
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