Players from the Warriors Football Club who have signed contracts with the club for the 2020 season have continued training with the club. Continue reading “In or out? Warriors players keep training.”
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Category: Singapore Premier League
Singapore’s most successful football club is being asked to sit out the 2020 Singapore Premier League season. Continue reading “Warriors FC asked to sit out. Club rejects decision.”
Tampines Rovers chairman Desmond Ong has compared Home United’s early off-season antics as playing “Championship Manager on a cheat code”. Continue reading “Home United is playing Championship Manager on a cheat code.”
Gombak United could well be returning to the Singapore Premier League for the 2020 season. Continue reading “Gombak United set for a return? But chairman John Yap isn’t aware of it though.”
Reports and tweets coming out of Australia have indicated that former captain of the Australian national team Aurelio Vidmar will be the head coach of Home United. Continue reading “Is he Home United’s new coach?”
Tampines Rovers has kept faith in head coach Gavin Lee. Continue reading “Tampines Rovers keep faith in Gavin Lee.”
The Warriors Football Club (WFC) has paid out a total of $150,000 in salaries to half the squad so far to settle arrears which are due to the players. Continue reading “Warriors pay out $150k to players.”
The Singapore Premier League has lost its top player to Malaysia. Continue reading “Singapore loses Faris Ramli to Terengganu.”
It is only his first season as coach of Tampines Rovers and some even doubted if he had enough experience under his belt to lead the Stags towards any kind of silverware in his first season in charge. Continue reading “Rookie coach Gavin Lee caps off 2019 with Singapore Cup victory.”
Brunei’s DPMM FC are the 2019 AIA Singapore Premier League champions. Continue reading “DPMM are 2019 Singapore Premier League Champions.”