There are Singaporean athletes representing the country across various sports who are only receiving $600 a year (or $50 a month on average) as training assistance grants (spexTAG) from government agency Sport Singapore under its High Performance Sports policy. Continue reading “$600 a year for our athletes? That’s $50 a month on average.”
Do you know of a young footballer who may probably well be the next Sergio Aguero? Continue reading “Reaching Out. Changing Lives. Developing Champions.”
Step aside Fulham FC. Continue reading “Sporting Lisbon. Campione.”
JSSL Singapore, a Singapore football academy which organises the JSSL Singapore International 7s football tournament, today announced a partnership with the Chiam See Tong Sports Foundation. Continue reading “JSSL, Liverpool star Heskey partner Chiam See Tong Sports Foundation”
You know him for rap hits like “Lion City Kia” and “Lim Peh”. Continue reading “Lim Peh wants to give free concert at Padang. Can?”
While the focus over the last few days has been about the raids on the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) and three clubhouses belonging to Tiong Bahru FC, Woodlands Wellington and Hougang United, how much Tiong Bahru FC earned through its jackpot machines with the key issue of the $500,000 donation seems to be all but forgotten. Continue reading “Where has the $500,000 donation gone to?”
Five S.League clubs are set to join the JSSL International 7s, the region’s largest youth football tournament when competition begins on 29 April. Continue reading “S.League youth sides get chance to play against Fulham, Sporting Lisbon”
Throughout the 2016 football year, Singapore’s National Football League (NFL) only received about $70,000 in allocation of financial resources from the Football Association of Singapore (FAS). Continue reading “FAS Needs to Explain $500,000 Donation to a Foreign Entity”
With slightly more than two weeks to go before the elections for office bearers to the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Council, Team Game Changers revealed on 13 April the seven key areas for development and implementation to aid the development of Singapore football when it revealed its manifesto to the media and invited guests at the Fullerton Bay Hotel. Continue reading “7-Point Plan to Save Singapore Football”
He is described as low key but on 13 April at the Fullerton Bay Hotel, President-candidate for the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) elections Bill Ng unleashed a molotov cocktail by revealing that he had donated $850,000 to the FAS over a number of years. Continue reading “FAS Elections heat up. Question on everyone’s lips: What is AFF Football Management System?”
