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Comment on Breaking news: Derek Wong gives Singapore sport a belated National Day present with Taufik triumph by abc

abc — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 05:53:03 +0000

when is SBA ever going to get their website up , cannot even support a website properly how to support players. We need professional we can run things not just to there to past time.

Comment on Shanti is a class above the rest but kudos too to Jannah, Timothee and the Hwa Chong 4x400m girls relay team by girl

girl — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 15:03:18 +0000

Nope I’ll like to clarify that Sarah Lee ran instead of Lim Jin Yi. Thank you (:

Comment on My deepest condolences to Dominique Sarron Lee’s family by jktan

jktan — Sun, 06 May 2012 05:31:57 +0000

Yes. RIP, all the unsung heros of Singapore….

Comment on My deepest condolences to Dominique Sarron Lee’s family by c

Fri, 20 Apr 2012 13:37:18 +0000

it’s griffiths primary school, not griffin.

Comment on My deepest condolences to Dominique Sarron Lee’s family by Founding Father

Founding Father — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 07:02:23 +0000

Children with asthma get drafted as combat fit soldiers and yet sons of elite get exempted for 12 years and do NS as researchers. Wake up people.

Comment on My deepest condolences to Dominique Sarron Lee’s family by Daily SG: 19 Apr 2012 « The Singapore Daily

Daily SG: 19 Apr 2012 « The Singapore Daily — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 03:38:29 +0000

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Comment on National Schools Track and Field C’ships – Eugenia Tan in brilliant record-breaking form again by singaporesportsfan

singaporesportsfan — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 01:15:59 +0000

Noted with thanks. The changes have been made.

Regards
SSF

Comment on National Schools Track and Field C’ships – Eugenia Tan in brilliant record-breaking form again by William

William — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 22:50:52 +0000

The new championship record of B Girls 100mH set by Jannah was 14.83s and not 14.92s. The Final timing of 14.93s, 0.1s off her new record.

Comment on Were the Lions a better team when there wasn’t an S-League? An observer of local sports seems to think so by happy

happy — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 13:54:43 +0000

1 sentence – different era

It is impossible to compare so saying which era is better is also impossible

1 thing I note abt Micheal Ang previous letter (a long time ago) which he claimed a centralised era work in the past better.

Like then & now, he failed to note tht during those 60-80s there was 1 common theme abt NT in Asia.

There are all centralised & that in way limit other Asian teams to Spore weakness by having only a small pool to work with.

Indeed Hiddink when he took over Korea (by then it was nearly late 1990s) he was shocked such a system was still ard as there was a Korean player who play nearly over 100 times (official & non-official) games for NT but less than 50 for his club

He broke it up & we can see Korea move to the next level & S. Arabia who has failed to make it to WC Final Group for the first time since 1980s is a victim for nt breaking up their centralised system as their players are still centralised among their royal clubs (Those owned by the princes)

A different era which need a new approach.

But I do nt think S-league will get much help from the present FAS president as he rather spend $ in the purist of his political goals than help Spore football

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http://sg.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/fit-to-post-sports/fas-chief-lions-rebuilding-still-progress-031546255.html

Lee admitted that having more financial muscle is helpful but is adamant that Singapore will look at ways to overcome the lack of it.

“Unlike other FAs, we have a limited budget and must always exercise financial prudence in everything we do. For example, instead of sending our youth teams for overseas training stints, we will arrange for them to play against older teams here first,” he said.

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No $ then why are we spending millions to FAM develop their players

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http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/2012/03/10-levy-and-hidden-cost-shock.html

http://s-leaguefootball.blogspot.com/2012/03/harimau-muda-should-have-fas-or-that.html

Comment on Remembering the Grand Old Dame of Kallang by Adrian C

Adrian C — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 04:26:30 +0000

stumbled upon this while browsing through the internet on the Sports Hub development and am glad I spent the last 5 mins reading this, especially the passionate post by Gideon. some of my best memories as a kid was spent at the Grand Old Dame catching the Malaysia Cup matches with my dad, before the divorce and his passing just over 2 years ago.

it’s true that the passion for the national team died with the demolition but i see encouraging signs for it’s revival now that we’re back in the Malaysian Cup, which will blossom further for sure once the new National Stadium is developed.

let’s not forget the great memories of the past, and continue to be optimistic for the future. we will all revel in the Kallang Roar again very soon.