Had missed this one until Kengne score against SAFFC & then rmb the forward is on track to be the ninth player to score 100 domestic goals Did a count & he got it last mth on 11 July in 2-1 win against Geylang United when he scored the first of 2 goals against the Eagles So Kengne will get a Award this year already during the endof the season S-league Night Kengne Record Balestier Khalsa - 44 goals/60 games Home United - 61 goals Well done to Kengne
"We need a complete overhaul of the system." said my colleague, an avid football follower stayed in Hougang. http://www.bolasepako.com/2009/08/blog-post.html
Wnted to start anew POV next season as I amsaving the works of preivous years on diffsources but why nt have one as SPH is talking nonsense again w/the changes at FAS so I wnt to show myown nonsense ----- Viewpoint First thing, SPH paper TNP (sister paper of Straits Times) is talking about local sport for even local football do not get that on a monthly basis let alone weekly. But not suprised as coming from SPH, it is yet another article on the return to Malaysia Cup. This year, we have a change of guard at the top at FAS and the last time SPH kept talking about returning to Malaysia (With baised articles from Jeffery Low and late Tan Cheong Koon) was back in 03-04 period Why? Ho Peng Kee was taking over as the new FAS President then and this year it is Mayor Zainudin Nordin, who is taking over the hotseat and the Pro-Malaysia editoral team are surely hoping for Zainudin to be 'hoodwinked' and proceed to destory 13 years of work by both FAS and the clubs in building up S-league. It does not change the fact, time have changed from 2003 let alone 1994. First, AFC, have since 2004, stated they want each Asian nations to have their own league if they want to compete in Asia Second, the changes they have done to enchance the ACL and AFC Cup competitions and the respective leagues established by the Asian FAs. Third, and the most important point is that Malaysia is showing us even with 26 years of running a league, they still do not know it importance and joining such an organisation is a death wish for S'pore football ( This is not an article on Malaysia so will not go) Indeed, we are the one leading the way in club organisationamong the second-tier nations as the part of the criterias AFC demanded, in 2008, was a 3-round league and the absoration of the Cups into the league from Asian Leagues with fewer than 14 teams and we started such a system back in 2001. And starting from 2011, an Asian League must have a programme no less than 8 months long; which we established back in 2001 as well as the way foward That why S'pore S-league was the one Asian League from the East that was promoted to ACL this year as all other leagues, including one from the north which was graded a D on League, failed Soare we going to throw everything away to join an organisation which changes it rules and league every years to accommdate their G14 Back in 06, they had banned DPPM Brunei from their place in Malaysia Cup, after the Brunei club won a slot, as it was taking a slot from their own. Nothing wrong with that but only if the rules were clear about it at the start, not when DPMM won the slot and then FAM go to change it. It is indeed a death wish to join an organisation where S'pore have no control of its own fate and why one only hoped new FAS President Zainudin Nordin do not be 'hoodwinked' Even such talk of ASEAN Super League are died as AFC had opposed it andother ASEAN FAs LIKE PSSI & VFF rejected the plans already 2 years ago (So it show us why TNP hve no reporters and not gathering the latest reports instead of old news from 2007)
(P.S2: You can't blame me for using poor grammar in my tweets at the 140 characters restriction means I have to squeeze as much details as possible and the action photos were actually "blown-up" shots.) http://www.bolasepako.com/2009/08/just-mainly-pictures-from-dpmm-ttm-1st.html
Just as we thought it was all over for Phnom Penh Crown when the Glass Rabbits scored their third before the end of first, a gusty fightback by the Khmer side saw them drew level in the 56th minute (as illustrated above). But it wasn't good enough as the Cambodians were knocked out from the Cup. http://www.bolasepako.com/2009/09/gallant-crown-crushed-out-of-singapore.html
At the same time Home is collapsing or maybe Home is making space for Alves Korean Ham is already showing his mood by leaving the bench before the game is over Nt good for team morale
Anyway, reading the match report of last game between Home United and Geylang United... sounded as if Sivaji's hinting something..
If U went back a few issues of Today, it shld come as no surprise as Sivaji mention Home season depend on 5 games & they were barren fr too long Also Home recent improvement in form came after the chairman personally came to talk to players It show the Home chairman had issued Sivaji the final ultimatum
From Jakarta Casual site, Tampines will lose NAS & Fahrudin Mustafic to ISL club Arema Malang w/ NAS '90%' certain Baihakki Khaizan move to ISL see him lured by a nos of ISL clubs
Indonesia Goal interview (In Malay) It is 100% nw for NAS Goal Indonesia has run an interview w/ NAS that saw the player admitting he is set to sign a contract w/ ISL side Arema Malang but no mention of Fahrudin Mustafic As fr Bai, it is clear he is a popluar choice among ISL clubs & there cld be stiff competition fr him
http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/ Got my blog up & running & the first post is abt S-league 100-goals scorers list. More infos in link 1) Aleksandar Duric 1999 - TPUFC - 12 / 16 2000 - Home United - 11 / 16 2001-2004 - Geylang United - 113 /145 2005-? - SAFFC - 120 / 138 Total: 256 / 315 2) Mirko Grabovac (Retired) 3) Egmar Goncalves (Retired) * 4) Indra Shadan * 5) Noh Alam Shah * 6) Peres De Oliveira 7) Agu Casmir 8) Park Tae Won
Noticed that I have been struggling to get my focus, Aundry get straight to the point and said, "Fuji is not ideal for sports photographing, it's more for studio shot". "So after using "N" brand for 20 years, a lot of them were shocked when I switched to "O" brand." http://www.bolasepako.com/2009/09/its-not-easy-after-all.html
More tansfers news & this time it is Woodlands Wellington defender Precious Emuejeraye More infos in link http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/
http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/search/label/S-league%20top%20goalscorers 2 Articles there Duric is Warriors all-time top scorer With SAFFC Aleksandar Duric capturing yet another of Mirko Grabovac record, the ex-Singapore international and SAFFC legend, who is back in Croatia, must be hoping the talks on Duric retiring at the end of the season are true. League record is Mirko last stand As the Warriors crushed Geylang United 4-1 last night to march towards another league title, the club were not the only making history, as the Choa Chu Kang club seek an unprecedented fourth league crown in a row and their eighth overall, with marksman Aleksandar Duric getting a goal to become the Warriors all-time top scorer. Full articles in link
http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/search/label/Transfer 1 New Article there More S'pore internationals linked with ISL Withe the Indonesian Super Liga 3+2 rules coming up next season, it seem virtually the entire S'pore national team is linked with Indonesian clubs even it may not be the case. Full article in link
The next thing I know was yours truly, who positioned himself behind the advertising billboard was, was knocked by Oh when he lost his balanced and crashed onto the board! http://www.bolasepako.com/2009/09/i-reiterated-that-its-not-easy-after.html
http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/search/label/Point%20of%20View Hve the past POVs in the blog nw & re-editied some of the grammar Also here the new post on the recent event http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/2009/09/speak-up-zainudin.html With SPH seeking a return to Malaysia Cup once again with the change of the leadership at FAS and now, Noh Alam Shah attack on the domestic scene, FAS president Zainudin cannot keep his mouth shut any longer. (By that, I mean not just talking to Noh Alma Shah) I was prepare to give him the space time to speak on issues to the public like until the end of the season S-league Night or next season opening day but now, with his organization under attack, he need to be seem and heard and not just his deputy, FAS general-secretary Winston Lee, who is taking all the heat. More in the link
RHB Singapore Cup 2009 semi-final First semi-final, first leg Monday 5 October Albirex Niigata FC (S) VS Geylang United FC Venue: Jurong East StadiumTime: 7.45pm First semi-final, Second leg Friday 9 October Geylang United FC VS Albirex Niigata FC (S) Venue: Bedok StadiumTime: 7.30pm ('Live' Telecast Match) Second semi-final, First leg Monday 26 October TTM Samut Sakhon FC VS Bangkok Glass FC Venue: Jurong West StadiumTime: 7.45pm Second semi-final, second leg Thursday 29 October Bangkok Glass FC VS TTM Samut Sakhon FC Venue: Jalan Besar StadiumTime: 7.45pm
Perhaps from those passions and determination shown by those gamers can teach a thing or two to those existing footballers waiting at the bay to fill up that vacuum created by the mass exodus of national players to Indonesia. It's a bit far-fetched that I must admit, but just drawing an analogy between gaming and the issues facing football
S'pore Under-23 up against Cambodia Under-23 Here details of the squad http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/2009/09/spore-under-23-up-against-cambodia.html.
The whole idea of this "play-off" format, is to avoid having those "meaningless" fixtures after a league champions are declared with few more rounds of matches to play. http://www.bolasepako.com/2009/09/would-play-off-system-sustain-league.html