When the Singapore Premier League was launched with a new logo last month, Football Association of Singapore (FAS) President Lim Kia Tong said that “this was not just a cosmetic relaunch.” Continue reading “Premier, but champions to get $100k less.”
A public petition has been started by a group of people called the Friends of Farrer Park calling for the preservation of parts of Farrer Park. Continue reading “Petition started to preserve Farrer Park.”
Former Manchester United and Newcastle midfielder looks set to grace the Padang in Singapore. Continue reading “Butt to hit the Padang.”
The Singapore Swimming Association (SSA) announced today that 52-year-old Chinese national, Li Peng, will take over the reigns as national head coach for diving with immediate effect. Continue reading “Singapore has new diving coach.”
A Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Centre of Excellence U-19 match between Warriors FC and a FAS U-19 side was abandoned in the 69th minute on Tuesday (10 April) because of alleged instructions given by Member of Parliament for Nee Soon GRC Lee Bee Wah to the Centre Manager for the Yishun Stadium. All because the lights were too bright for residents of The Estuary Condominum. Continue reading “Stadium lights too bright for residents. Match abandoned.”
The JSSL International 7s and Professional Academy 7s has been given a Spanish boost. Continue reading “JSSL 7s get LaLiga boost. Welcome Valencia.”
108 days after opening its doors to the public, the Prudential Marina Bay Carnival finally ended its inaugural run on 1 April.
Continue reading “1.4 million people throng Prudential Marina Bay Carnival. Wow.”
Last we checked, there were direct flights from Singapore to Chinese Taipei. Continue reading “Lions split. Sent in 2 flights to Taipei. Through Hongkong.”
Singapore can forget about the Asian Games 2018 football tournament. Continue reading “Bye Bye Asian Games 2018. Just not good enough.”
The S.League, which was launched by former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in 1996, has finally been killed off. Continue reading “The S.League is dead. The SPL is born.”
