By Jose Raymond
A resident of Potong Pasir, who has four very young children to feed and to put through school, was charged in court for assault in 2016 and he duly served his time in prison. Continue reading “Singapore needs some soul searching.”
Category: Uncategorized
By Jose Raymond
Singapore is no longer considered one of the world’s top sports cities and has slipped down so low in the world sports city rankings that it is nothing but a travesty. Continue reading “Singapore, a sports city no more.”
Home United did the unthinkable and pulled off a remarkable 3-1 win over Persija Jakarta at the Gelora Bung Karno on Tuesday to qualify for the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup zonal final. Continue reading “Home United conquers Hell.”
Brandon Ng is not your ordinary Singaporean. Continue reading “Delivery boy. Odd job worker. But he is now a professional muaythai fighter.”
This may look right out of a scene from Stranger Things. Continue reading “Stranger Things. In Toa Payoh.”
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”
How often does a penalty shootout go all the way till it reaches a scoreline of 20-19? Continue reading “It ain’t over till its over…”
After collecting 64.1 points over seven rounds, Singapore’s Kyra Poh emerged as the world freestyle junior champion at the biennial FAI World Indoor Skydiving Championship in Canada. Continue reading “Singapore’s Kyra rules.”
Singaporean boxer Muhamad “The Chosen Wan” Ridhwan lifted the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) super featherweight title after he defeated Namibia’s Nathanael “Iron Fists” Sebastian at Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre on 20 October. Continue reading “He’s the Unbeaten Wan.”
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?”
