In a body blow to Singapore football, the Young Lions have been left out of the contingent to make it to the Asian Games 2018. Continue reading “Singapore’s football team fail Asian Games cut.”
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Month: May 2018
After navigating through a General Elections, being sworn in as Prime Minister, ordered a probe into his predecessor Najib Razak, Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has now taken a stab at Singapore’s People’s Action Party (PAP). Continue reading “PM Mahathir: Singapore must be tired of same old government.”
Pictures circulating on WhatsApp and on the internet have revealed a flipped yellow Lamborghini in Sentosa of all places, where speed limits are slower than on mainland Singapore roads. Continue reading “Even in Sentosa.”
More than 1700 turned up at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday, 27 May to help raise funds for the family of coach and former Woodlands Wellington footballer Nur Alam Shah. Continue reading “Fans turn up to raise funds. Warriors still winless.”
By Jose Raymond
The Singapore Government’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with sports retailer Decathlon leaves many questions unanswered. Continue reading “Here are some questions about the Decathlon, SportSG MOU.”
Singapore’s Brandon Ng did not win his bout against Thailand’s Trijak Sijomtrai at the All Star Hong Kong Fight on Monday evening. Continue reading “Brandon Ng loses in Hong Kong. But wins hearts.”
They were once the giants of the S.League when they swept and lorded over the rest, along with Home United and Tampines Rovers. Continue reading “Warriors no more.”
The Albirex Niigata wheel continues to keep turning without any brakes. Continue reading “9 matches. 9 wins.”
A former Woodlands Wellington player Nur Alam Shah died suddenly on Friday, and there is a movement now to seek donations for his ailing child who has a heart condition. Continue reading “Former Woodlands player Nur Alam Shah dies. Donations sought for ailing child.”
Are you a fan of polo? Or watching yummy mummies sip on champagne in the afternoon while their husbands ride on well-groomed horses? If the answer to these questions are yes and yes, than the Singapore Polo Club is where you should be on Sunday, 20 May.
Continue reading “Polo action anyone? No horsing around, please.”