The Singapore Premier League has lost its top player to Malaysia. Continue reading “Singapore loses Faris Ramli to Terengganu.”
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Category: Singapore Premier League
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.”
After 14 years of association with RHB Bank, the Singapore Cup will have a new title sponsor for the next year. Continue reading “Komoco Motors are new title sponsors of Singapore Cup.”
The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has directed Warriors FC (WRFC) to remove the General Manager and Honorary Secretary of the club Paul Poh from both his appointments with immediate effect. Continue reading “FAS calls for removal of Warriors General Manager Paul Poh.”
Former national coach and Home United Football Club (HUFC) coach Radojko Avramovic will be leaving Home United with immediate effect on medical grounds and will be returning to Serbia for treatment. Continue reading “Shock as Raddy leaves Home.”
Tampines Rovers and Lions forward Yasir Hanapi has been hauled up to the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Disciplinary Committee for alleged sexist comments made against a match fourth official. Continue reading “Yasir Hanapi in hot soup for sexist comment against female fourth official. He allegedly called her a ‘Kepala Pisang’.”
In a space of one week, Hougang United have defeated both leaders DPMM FC and Albirex Niigata, who lie second in the AIA Singapore Premier League table. Continue reading “Can Hougang United become champions?”
Singapore football fans took to social media to express their anger and disgust at how players and coaching personnel at Warriors FC are being treated following a story in the Straits Times published on 15 July. Continue reading “Football fans react to Warriors woes. They aren’t happy.”
In a shocking revelation made by the Straits Times in a story published on 15 July, it has been revealed that players from Warriors FC only received their salaries from May about two weeks ago. Continue reading “Shambolic. Shameful Warriors.”