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Geylang Field is the alternate base for the LionsI was at Geylang Field this afternoon to catch the
national team in their ongoing centralized training session.
Normally, the session would be held on the artificial turf of Jalan Besar, but with the main ground
being used for a televised event, coach Raddy Avramovic and his assistant, former skipper Aide
Iskandar led their charges on this obscured turf concealed in the back alleys of Geylang.
By Chris Wright
Feck aff wid ya?
As well as sharing eyebrows, both Gibson and Liam also share the fabled 'look of the Irish' an
face once defined by Dylan Moran as "people who look like they're trying (and failing) to hide
other people inside them."
Got a Shit Lookalike for Pies?
National coach Raddy Avramovic (pictured right) has been pretty quiet of late since he was named as
an advisor to the Lions XII team months back.
With the media attention being shifted to focus on other issues such as the "come-and-go of Johan
Gouttefangeas", the ongoing fixation on the tournament as the result of the joint-MOU signed last
year, everyone seems to have forgotten about the concluding match of the faltering World Cup
qualifiers against Iraq in Qatar.
As Striker Liker Christopher Walsh put it on the Ultras facebook page "The blood letting
continues..." Yes, not long ago Coach Shore assured the fans on Miami Ultras Alive #30 (see minute
21) that he expected to keep the majority of his ALMOST championship team.
We've already seen a number of Strikers players packing their bags and moving to other teams.
Malaysia limped past Myanmar 1-0, Indonesia huffed and puffed before defeating Vietnam 2-0 (Patrick
Wanggai, Titus Bonai) so the SEA Games Final in Jakarta tomorrow night is a rerun of last year's
AFF Cup Final between Indonesia and Malaysia.
Expect another sell out crowd at the Bung Karno as the ticket prices and rain are doing nothing to
dampen Indonesian's enthusiasm for, finally, following a winning team.
JAKARTA - His Singapore under-23 side crashed out of the SEA Games football tournament on
Thursday night, but Slobodan Pavkovic (picture) was game enough to meet the media over breakfast
yesterday.
A year ago the Lions team were booted out in the group stages of the AFF Suzuki Cup and, along with
coach Radojko Avramovic, faced a torrent of criticism back home.
SEA Games
Singapore v Thailand 2-0Indonesia v Malaysia 0-1
Laos v Vietnam 1-3
Malaysia meet Myanmar in the first semi final on Saturday while Indonesia have to play Vietnam.
We're in for a repeat of the 2009 SEA Games final or the 2010 AFF Cup final!
2009 SEA Games Indonesia v Laos 0-22010 AFF Cup Indonesia v Laos 6-02011 Under 19 Indonesia v Laos
3-32011 Under 16 Indonesia v Lao 0-2
I'm not sure when the SEA Games draw will be made, probably the day before the games start, but
Indonesia may well be hoping not to be drawn against Laos.
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With the World Cup Qualifiers a month ahead Indonesia are facing the usual old problem. They can't
find opponents! It doesn't matter who runs the game in this country while the rest of the world is
busy arranging its international calender 12 months in advance the FA here struggle to book hotels
for their players and officials.
It was reported locally the the venue for the SEA Games this November was being moved from
Palembang to Jakarta. Apparently the Jakabaring Stadium is being used for the opening and closing
ceremonies as well!
Palembang was also supposed to host the AFF Under 23s earlier this month but that was delayed or
has been cancelled.
(Pictured above from left to right) Singapore skipper Shahril Ishak, coach Raddy Avramovic,
Malaysia coach Datuk K Rajagobal and captain Shafiq RahimRain came unexpected when I reached
Tanjong Pagar area for the pre-match press conference for the World Cup Qualifier between Singapore
and Malaysia aka "Causeway Derby" (being the fact that the island republic is connected to the
Peninsular Malaysia by the bridge known as the Causeway).
Been looking forward to this game ever since the World Cup Qualifiers were announced a few months
back. OK, Malaysia had to overcome a tricky Chinese Taipei first but they did so and now we have
it.
Singapore are one of the most successful teams in the history of Malaysian football, as Chairman
Mao would have said the neighbours are like lips and teeth.
Alfred Riedl reminded the Indonesian Football Association on Wednesday that it had been a week
since he was fired as national team coach and he was still waiting to get paid.
Riedl and former assistant coach Wolfgang Pikal dropped by unannounced at the office of the
association, known as the PSSI.
Off to KL to see the Arsenal!
Big stadium, the Bukit Jalil. Was there last year for the Malaysia v Indonesia AFF Cup Final.
Malaysia won that night 3-0 in front of something like 86,000. Check Jakarta Casual TV for a taste
of the atmosphere!
Last time the Arsenal were in South East Asia, they got beat by Thailand 4-3!
It doesn't matter whether the Indonesian Football Association has a leadership or not. They are
still plainly incapable of carrying out the simplest of tasks.
Palembang is due to host the AFF Under 23 later this month. Only the pitch is being renovated and
it ain't ready yet. The PSSI, I guess thinking they're being pro active for once, have written to
the AFF giving two options.
It's usually the other way round. Usually the big teams insult the weak teams by not playing their
strongest XI.
But now Malaysia, brimming with confidence after recent successes in SEA Games (2009), AFF Cup
(2010), and making progress in the Olympic and the World Cup Qualifiers have warned Chelsea they
may only field their Under 23 team against the London team who many would argue aren't that big
anyway.
The Bangkok Post is saying that Thailand will host the winner of the preliminary qualifier between
Afghanistan and Palestine in Buriram.
Really? Isn't there some FIFA rule that stipulates a stadium used for FIFA sanctioned events needs
to be pretty bloody close to an international airport? And Thai FA head, Worawi Mukadi, as a member
of various frequent flyer programmes and FIFA committees should know this.
The often mooted ASEAN Super League – a regular competition featuring the best football clubs
from amongst South East Asia's 10 nations – is unlikely to be further discussed until next year.
The FA of Singapore formally proposed the ASL in 2006 but, as yet, has been unable to confirm
support from the major ASEAN Football Federation members.
So this pro reform group in the PSSI, you know, them what supported Nurdin until he quit and have
now decided football needs reform? Well, they have decided to keep supporting George Toisutta in
his bid to lead the PSSI claiming he is the only person to take football into an era without
government subsidy.
Mais um jogo da AFF Chalenge Cup 2012, foi realizada no dia 09/02/2011, na cidade de Bacolod
City-PHI, no Panaad Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções das Filipinas (152º no ranking da FIFA) e
a seleção da Mongólia (182º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções nunca haviam jogado.
O primeiro jogo da AFF Chalenge Cup 2012, foi realizado no dia 09/02/2011, na cidade de Pnom
Phen-CAM, no National Olympic Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções do Cambodja (
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
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27/05/08 FRI Cambodia 3 - 1 Macau
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Win Cho-MYA
O primeiro gol foi de Sam El Nasa, aos 3 minutos do segundo tempo, ele que é jogador do Cambodja.
Round 1
Malaysia v Chinese Taipei
Bangladesh v Pakistan
Cambodia v Laos
Sri Lanka v Philippines
Afghanistan v Palestine
Vietnam v Macau
Nepal v Timor Leste
Mongolia v Myanmar
First leg, June 29
Second leg, July 3
Round 2
Thailand v Afghanistan or Palestine
Lebanon v Bangladesh or Pakistan
China v Cambodia or Laos
Turkmenistan v Indonesia
Kuwait v Sri Lanka or Philippines
Oman v Mongolia or Myanmar
Saudi Arabia v Hong Kong
Iran v Maldives
Syria v Tajikistan
Qatar v Vietnam or Macau
Iraq v Yemen
Singapore v Malaysia or Chinese Taipei
Uzbekistan v Kyrgyzstan
UAE v India
Jordan v Nepal or Timor Leste
First leg, July 23
Second leg, July 28
Only Brunei missing from the World Cup qualifier though if the
PSSI carry on its cack handed manner they may soon face the wrath of FIFA.
When the reigning TPL champions Muangthong United make their return to the Jalan Besar Stadium
tomorrow to take Tampines Rovers, I expect it would be a fiery AFC Cup showdown.
After all, when the "Twin Qilins" were here last February, they were crushed out of a chance to
make it to the continent's biggest club tournament - Asian Champions League (ACL) proper, following
their loss to the Singapore's SAFFC on penalties.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 19/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Indonesia (127º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção das Filipinas (150º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Continentais1984Solo 11/08/1984 IDN1:0 (1:0)PHI Preliminary round1968Taipei 01/08/1967 IDN6:0PHI
Amistosos1934Manila 19/05/1934 PHI3:2INH
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Ali Abdulnabi-BHR
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Christian Gonzalez, aos 43 minutos do primeiro tempo, ele que é
jogador do Persib-INA, que marcou seu sexto gol pela seleção nacional.
O segundo jogo da semifinal da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 18/12/2010, na cidade de
Hanoi-VIE, no My Dinh National Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções do Vietnã (137º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção da Malásia (144º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções nunca haviam jogado.
O segundo jogo da semifinal da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi no dia 16/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções das Filipinas (150º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção da Indonesia (127º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Continentais1984Solo 11/08/1984 IDN1:0 (1:0)PHI Preliminary round1968Taipei 01/08/1967 IDN6:0PHI
Amistoso1934Manila 19/05/1934 PHI3:2INH
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Masooud Morad-IRN.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi jogado no dia 08/12/2010, na cidade de Nam Dinh-VIE, no Thien
Truong Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções de Myanmar (144º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção das
Filipinas (151º no ranking da FIFA);
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
1972Seoul 20/09/1972 MYA4:0PHI First stage1971Kuala Lumpur 10/08/1971 PHI0:2MYA First stage
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Pratap Singh-IND
VIENTIANE (19 Feb 2011) – Laos and Indonesia will each host two tournaments
of the AFF this year – following the decisions of the AFF Council this afternoon in Kuala
Lumpur.
Laos, who had successfully organised the qualifying round of the AFF
Suzuki Cup last year, will host the AFF Under-16 Championship and also the AFF Women's Football
Championship.
The ASEAN Football Federation have decided that Thailand and Malaysia will co-host the 2012 AFF
Cup. Malaysia of course are the holders having defeated Indonesia in the 2010 event.
ASEAN's premier football event has boomed over the last couple of years with high profile sponsors
and increased media coverage.
After eight years as Chairman of the Indonesian Football Association (PSSI), Nurdin Halid has
decided he wants to be President of the ASEAN Football Association. Such is the lust for power if
he can't be President he is happy enough to be Vice President.
Halid recently failed to be elected to the Asian Football Confederation and is up for re-election
with the PSSI this year; a job he seems likely to retain after it was announced two of his main
rivals were banned from taking part by a verification committee.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 07/12/2010, na cidade de Palembang-INA, no
Jakabaring Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Malásia (150º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção
de Laos (171º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções nunca haviam jogado.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 07/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Indonesia (135º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção da Tailândia (114º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo1986Bangkok 29/03/1985 THA0:1 (0:1)IDN First stage1986Jakarta 15/03/1985 IDN1:0 (0:0)THA First
stage1978Singapore 07/03/1977 THA3:2 (3:1)IDN First stage
Eliminatórias Continentais1984Jakarta 06/08/1984 IDN2:1 (0:1)THA Preliminary round1976Bangkok 09/01/1979 THA3:1IDN
1976Bangkok 15/03/1975 THA3:1IDN 1972Bangkok 26/05/1971 THA0:1 (0:1)IDN
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Ryuji Sato-JAP
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Suree Sukha, aos 23 minutos do segundo tempo, ele que é jogador do
Chonburi-THA, que marcou seu segundo gol pela seleção nacional.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizada no dia 05/12/2010, na cidade de Hanoi-VIE, no My
Dinh National Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções do Vietnã (139º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção das Filipinas (151º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Continentais2000Ho Chi Minh City 26/01/2000 VIE3:0 (1:0)PHI
Amistosos2002Jakarta 19/12/2002 VIE4:1 (0:0)PHI First stage1999Bandar Seri Begawan 08/08/1999 PHI0:2VIE
First stage1997Jakarta 14/10/1997 PHI0:3 (0:0)VIE First stage1993Singapore 11/06/1993 PHI0:1
(0:0)VIE First stage1991Manila 26/11/1991 PHI2:2VIE Group matches
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Jimmy Napitupulu-INA
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Chris Greatwich, aos 38 minutos do primeiro tempo, ele que é
jogador do Morrys County-USA, que marcou seu quinto gol pela seleção nacional.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 05/12/2010, na cidade de Hanoi-VIE, no My
Dinh National Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções de Cingapura (138º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção de Myanmar (144º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
1979Jakarta 26/09/1979 MYA1:2SIN First stage1979Kuala Lumpur 09/07/1979 SIN1:4MYA 1977Kuala Lumpur
21/11/1977 MYA5:1SIN First stage1975Bangkok 24/12/1975 MYA6:0SIN First stage1975Bangkok 15/12/1975
MYA2:2 a.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 04/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Tailândia (114º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção da Malásia (150º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo1982Kuwait City 27/04/1981 MAS2:2 (0:0)THA First stage1978Singapore 01/03/1977 MAS6:4 (4:1)THA
First stage1974Seoul 23/05/1973 THA0:2 (0:0)MAS First stage
Eliminatórias Continentais2000Bangkok 08/04/2000 THA3:2 (2:1)MAS 2000Kuala Lumpur 29/03/2000 MAS3:2 (2:0)THA 1976Bangkok
18/03/1975 THA0:1MAS 1972Bangkok 30/05/1971 THA1:0 (0:0)MAS 1968Hong Kong 31/03/1967 THA1:0MAS
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Win Cho-MYA
Fim do jogo, Tailândia 0x0 Malásia
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizada no dia 04/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Indonesia (135º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção do Laos (171º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções nunca jogaram.
Mais um jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 02/12/2010, na cidade de Hanoi-VIE, no My
Dinh National Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções do Vietnã (139º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção de Myanmar (144º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções nunca haviam jogado.
Mais um jogo, da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi realizado no dia 01/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Tailândia (114º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção de Laos (171º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Phuket 08/12/2008 THA6:0 (3:0)LAO 2002Singapore 18/12/2002 THA5:1 (3:0)LAO First stage1999Bandar
Seri Begawan 01/08/1999 LAO1:4THA First stage1993Singapore 13/06/1993 LAO1:4 (0:1)THA First
stage1974Bangkok 12/12/1974 THA6:1LAO First stage1971Kuala Lumpur 15/12/1971 THA3:0LAO First
stage1970Bangkok 08/11/1970 THA1:0LAO First stage1969Bangkok 21/11/1969 THA3:4LAO First
stage1968Bangkok 22/11/1968 THA1:0LAO First stage1967Bangkok 15/12/1967 THA5:2LAO Second
stage1961Rangoon 13/12/1961 THA5:2LAO First stage
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Ryuji Sato-JAP
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Konekham Inthammavong, aos 9 minutos do segundo tempo, ele que é
jogador do Laos.
O primeiro jogo da AFF Suzuki 2010, foi disputado no dia 01/12/2010, na cidade de Jakarta-INA, no
Gelora Bung Karno Senayan Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções da Indonésia (135º no ranking da
FIFA) e a seleção da Malásia (150º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo1978Singapore 03/03/1977 IDN0:0MAS First stage
Eliminatórias Copa da Ásia1996Kuala Lumpur 02/03/1996 MAS0:0IDN Preliminary round1992Singapore 25/04/1992 MAS1:1 (0:0)IDN
Preliminary round1976Bangkok 13/01/1979 MAS4:1IDN 1976Bangkok 20/03/1975 MAS0:0IDN 1972Bangkok
01/06/1971 MAS3:0 (1:0)IDN
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Vo-Minh-Tri-VIE
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Norshahrul Idlan, aos 18 minutos do primeiro tempo, ele que é
jogador do Kelantan-MAS, que marcou seu seu segundo gol pela seleção da Malásia.
