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Singapore beat Philippines 1-0 and nobody talking about it?
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Nope. As long as the S-League is still up and running, as long as the FAS is run by nincompoops, as long as there is no proper youth development program for football, and as long as the FAS/Singapore is brazenly pro-FT (Duric still playing at 40+? LOL!), SG football will remain an epic fail.
The Kallang Roar died in 1994, along with Fandi Ahmad, Abbas Saad, Malek Awab etc. It still remains dead.
nothing wrong with ass leak as there already a domestic league during the time Lions still in the M-league. i often go toa payoh stadium to watch balestier and those days already had angmo inside domestic teams. yugoslavia players in the balestier side were coached by robin chan.
my main beef against current singapore setup was too relient on foreigners, machiam like giving pink IC to anyone who can kick a ball. The youth setup was shut down for so many years and the worst of all was FAS chairman or president always a papig stooges who cannot kick a ball to save his own life.
Arf Arf, Philippines not a doggie in Asean anymore. They have quite a few Europe based players. They are of mixed parentage, mum Pinoys and father whites.
Give them another 5 to 10 years and they will be a force to be reckon with.
Arf Arf I am Vader the soccer dog.
Give them another 5 to 10 years and they will be a force to be reckon with.
Arf Arf I am Vader the soccer dog.
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Same here.. Tonite I made an exception due to that bastard Pestano.. The Thais will be favourite goin to the semis tommorow against Malaysia due to home ground factor.. I have many fond memories with Thai people especially their women..
C'mon Thailand..
I still support Singapore when they played against other national teams, there are enough local born and bred players still in the team for me to want to support them. My current favourite player is Haris Harun, a very composed midfielder, not available at the moment because of injury.
However, given the choice of watching the national team or BPL, I'll choose the latter anyday.
Any issues with the policy on sportsmen should be directed at the MIWs and not so much on the foreign born players. You may have noticed that the foreign born players like Duric and Bennett sing the national anthem before the start of the match. That makes them better than most other foreigners and even some locals in my book.
Why are people talking about shit league is.............
i m glad you did not make a mistake on the last 2 numbers.
Football: Amri blasts Singapore into Suzuki Cup final
Posted: 12 December 2012 2212 hrs
Philippines player Phil Younghusband (C) vies for the ball with Singapore players during the AFF Suzuki Cup semi-final in Singapore on December 12, 2012. (AFP/Roslan Rahman)
SINGAPORE: Khairul Amri struck the only goal as three-time champions Singapore beat the Philippines 1-0 to reach the AFF Suzuki Cup final on Wednesday.
Following a goalless semi-final first leg in Manila, Amri lashed home a shot from outside the box on 19 minutes after Shahdan Sulaiman's quickly taken free-kick caught the Philippines defence napping at Jalan Besar Stadium.
The hosts dominated the first half but they were unable to extend their lead as Azkals' keeper Eduard Sacapano denied Amri a second goal after clearing the ball straight to him and later stopped a shot from striker Alexander Duric, 42.
The visitors did not threaten until late in the half when Singapore 'keeper Izwan Mahbud smartly saved a low drive by Phil Younghusband and then came out to smother a shot by his brother James as he attacked on the break.
Phil Younghusband went close again in the 71st minute but it was a rare moment of real danger for Singapore as they hung on to reach their first Southeast final since 2007.
The Lions, who have never lost in their three previous title matches, will host the final's first leg next Wednesday against three-time winners Thailand or defending champions Malaysia. The second leg is on December 22.
Thailand and Malaysia meet in the second leg of their semi-final at the Supachalasai Stadium in Bangkok on Thursday following a 1-1 draw in the first leg in Kuala Lumpur.
Amri also scored the decisive goal in the two-legged final in 2007, when Singapore edged Thailand 3-2 on aggregate.
- AFP/lp
No Cooleo, we are not mistaken, you are the imitator!
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LATEST: Singapore will face fellow three-time winners Thailand in the AFF Suzuki Cup final.
The Thais defeated Malaysia 2-0 in Bangkok today for a 3-1 aggregate semi-final win.
The first leg of the final will be played at Jalan Besar Stadium on Dec 19, while the return leg will be in Bangkok on Dec 22.
The Thais defeated Malaysia 2-0 in Bangkok today for a 3-1 aggregate semi-final win.
The first leg of the final will be played at Jalan Besar Stadium on Dec 19, while the return leg will be in Bangkok on Dec 22.
Two legs for a cup final... how pathetic.
final only one match lah, it's the SF which has 2 legs............................
Bro, final is over two legs. 1st on 19 Dec in SG and 2nd leg on 22 Dec at BKK.
This is the format for many years liao. Is a stupid tournament....
Oh, thanks for the information. My apologies for an honest mistake which is not very grave I hope. :o
