The Chiam See Tong Sports Foundation (CSTSF) managed to get into the Singapore Book of Records on 30 December after it managed to get 203 swimmers to tread water for a total of five minutes at the Toa Payoh Swimming Complex, capping off 2017 in fine fashion, nine months after launching in March 2017. Continue reading “Chiam See Tong Sports Foundation enters Singapore Record Books.”
Nothing new here, but Singapore football looks set to continue its farcical ways. Continue reading “1 S.League. 4 sets of rules? May the farce be with you.”
Should you be in the ring or cage if you are 53-years-old? Continue reading “Can’t make weight? Join the Amateur League.”
By Jose Raymond
Singapore’s Bicentennial in 2019 is historic for the country and for all Singaporeans – young and old, native and new citizens, from all sides of the political spectrum. Continue reading “Don’t milk 2019 for political capital.”
The Tripartite Alliance for Fair and Progressive Employment Practices’ (TAFEP) response to media queries in relation to age restrictions in Singapore’s profesional football league for the 2018 season makes no sense, and is anything but fair and progressive. Continue reading “To be effective, TAFEP needs a backbone.”
The Football Association of Singapore’s (FAS) proposal to force S.League clubs to dispense of the services of some older players is discriminatory.
Mixed martial arts fighter May Ooi is a doctor, an Olympian and is now fighting in the ONE Fighting Championship circuit in the straw-weight division. Continue reading “42-years old. Doctor. Olympian. MMA fighter. Now, May Ooi wants an Asian Games gold medal.”
Outgoing Duli Pengiran Mahkota Muda (DPMM) FC of Brunei coach Steve Kean believes Brunei is in a better footballing position than Singapore. Continue reading “Singapore is worse than Brunei, says former Blackburn and DPMM coach Steve Kean”
Apparel brand 2XU’s cancellation of a sponsorship with the Singapore Athletics (SA) has left the brand facing flak over its reasoning. Continue reading “2XU. No, thank you.”
Singapore swimming legend Ang Peng Siong asserted that athletes should be allowed to decide when to retire and the decision should not be left to sports administrators in a Facebook comment. Continue reading “Let athletes decide when they should retire: Singapore icon Ang Peng Siong”
