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Balestier Khalsa v Gombak United 1-2 (Rivaldo; Park Kang Jin, Bah Mamadou) 2,189
When I was in Singapore at the weekend a breaking story featured a footballer who was having
difficulties with his marriage. No names were given at the time. Today comes news that Gombak
United will be without the services of Kingsley Njoku while he faces uncertainty over the future of
his marriage.
(Pictured above)The veterans shown their mark of respect to the late Mr Dollah Kassim
It's all square a piece at the Sultan of Selangor Cup 2010, as the Selangor veterans avenged for
their last year's lost to their Singapore counterparts with a 1-0 win at the Shah Alam Stadium,
thanks to a Sharin Majid's strike in the last third minute of the match, which was played 20
minutes each half.
With the VLeague kicking off this weekend Binh Duong are reported to have signed an $800,000
sponsorship deal with a bank, allowing them a budget of $4 million for the coming season. Compare
that with Persisam Samarinda in Indonesia whose budget I believe was about $3.5 million and
Balestier Khalsa in the SLeague who get by on $25, free passes on the MRT and Happy Meal vouchers.
SLeague
SAFFC v Balestier Khalsa 2-1 (Indra Sahdan Daud, Park Tae Won; OG) 1,570 Match report
Sengkang Punggol v Gombak United 2-1 (OG, Jordan Webb;Obadin Aikhen) 1,817 Match Report Images
Indonesia Premier League
Gresik United v Persiba Bantul 0-0
The Singapore up kicks off tonight with Young Lions taking on Home United at Jalan Besar. The 12
SLeague teams are joined by four foreign invitees and the 1st round, or is it now the round of 16,
is spread over eight nights.
24/05 Young Lions v Home United25/05 Balestier Khalsa v Geylang United26/05 South Melbourne v
Gombak United27/05 SAFFC v Bangkok Glass28/05 Phnom Penh Crown v Etoile29/05 Sengkang Punggol v
Albirex Niigata30/05 Tampines Rovers v Woodlands Wellington31/05 Beijing Guoan v Kitchee
Quarter finals scheduled 27/9 - 4/10 two legs while the semi finals, also two legged are 25/10 -
29/10.
Indonesia Premier League
Persikabo v PSAP 1-0 (David Ngabe)
SLeague
Sengkang Punggol v Balestier Khalsa 1-2 (Jordan Webb; Rivaldo Costa 2) 2,020 Match Report
Malaysian FA Cup
PKNS Selangor v Kepala Batas 2-0
Felda United v Pahang 1-1
Johor MP Muar v Pos Malaysia 1-0
KL Plus v Harimau Muda 1-2
KL v Johor 3-1
PDRM v Johor Kelab Sukan Melodi Jaya 5-1
Johor FC v Negeri Sembilan 2-2
Perlis v Perak 0-0
Terenggann PBDKT T Team v Pahang Kuantan Port/Shahzan Muda 1-0
Penang v Sarawak 2-1
PP USM v Terengganu 1-4
ATM v Melaka 3-0
Sabah v Kedah 0-2
Second leg Saturday
Gombak United slipt into second place in the SLeague after overcoming Young Lions last night. Goals
from Chang Jo Yoon and Fazrul Nawaz put the Bulls ahead of highflying Balestier Khalsa and Etoile,
just a point behind Tampines Rovers
Another long weekend means the missus has given me permission to get out and about for a couple of
days. But the question is where?
It's FA Cup semi final second leg day in Malaysia on Saturday with Negeri Sembilan at home to
Selangor looking particularly tasty. Holders Selangor are 2-1 down from the first leg.
Indonesia Super League
Persijap v Sriwijaya 1-1 (Pablo Frances; Pavel Solomin) 4,515
Persiwa v Persisam 1-0 (Padwa)
Persipura v Bontang 5-1 (Paulin Bio 2, Boaz Solossa, Ortizan Solossa, Qu Cheng; Feri)
Persik v PSPS 2-0 (Shou, Aribowo)
Persebaya v Persija 0-0
Arema v Pelita Jaya 6-1 (Noh Alam Shah 3, M Fahruddin 2, M Riduan; Vizcarra)
1 - Arema 27 18 3 6 41-14 57
2 - Persipura 26 13 10 3 45-26 49
3 - Persiba 28 14 6 8 38-22 48
SLeague
Sengkang Punggol v Albirex Niigata 0-1 (Kobayashi) 1,449
Home United v Geylang United 3-0 (Shi Jiayi, Choi Chul Woo, Shahril Ishak) 1,032
Etoile v Balestier Khalsa 1-0 (Frederic Mendy) 2,158
Thai Premier League
Samut Songkram v Bangkok Glass 1-0
Sisaket v TOT 1-0
Thai Port v Police 3-2
Muang Thong United v Raj Navy 1-0
TTM Phichit v Army 3-1
Pattaya United v Chonburi 1-2
Buriram PEA v BEC Tero 1-1
Malaysian FA Cup
Negeri Sembilan v Selangor 0-1
Kedah v Terengganu 2-1 (Kedah win 4-1 on aggregate)
I'm guessing Negeri Sembilan will meet Kedah in next Saturday's final.
Asian Champions League
Jeonbuk v Persipura 8-0
Scored two, conceded 29 in five games and totally pointless. We can call it a learning curve, we
can call it an embarrassment. I wonder which one the AFC would call it?
Indonesia Super League
Persebaya v Persitara 3-2 (Andi Odang 2, Patricio Morales; Tantan, Prince Bello Kabir)
With five games left Persitara are 12 points from safety.
Indonesia Cup
Sriwijaya v Persisam 2-2 (Zah Rahan, Rahmat Rivai; Pipat Thonkanya 2)Persija v PSMP 4-0 (Bambang
Pamungkas 2, Mustafic Fahruddin, Ismed Sofyan)
Sriwijaya are in danger of slipping out of the Indonesia Cup, a trophy they have won in the last
two years. They had to come from behind twice against a determined Persisam team and now are left
having to win their final game against PSMP on Friday with a cricket score to proceed to the next
round.
SLeague
Gombak United v Albirex Niigata 3-1 (Agu Casmir, Fazrul Nawaz, Hassim; Sugasawa)Balestier Khalsa v
Young Lions 0-3 (Su Jong Seo, Nazari, Shafiq Ghani)
Days after I wrote about Balestier Khalsa's new found resiliance what do they do? Go and get turned
over, again, by the Young Lions who now find themselves in 5th spot.
Young Lions v Gombak United 1-0Beijing Guoan v Balestier Khalsa 1-0Albirex Niigata v SAFFC
1-3Woodlands Wellington v Geylang United 0-0Sengkang Punggol v Home United 0-1
Etoile 17 10 6 1 28-9 36Tampines 17 10 4 3 33-16 34SAFFC 17 8 4 5 28-18 28
12 goals - Frederic Mendy (Etoile)10 goals - Qiu Li (Tampines)9 goals - Indra Sahdan (SAFFC),
Aleksander Duric (Tampines)
No-one can explain football. Where you have a relatively even playing field where a team's finances
and quality cancel each other out then anything can happen. And that has to be a good thing surely?
Or Shirley?
It's boring when the same teams dominate year after year. Teams like Chelsea, Manchester United,
Barcelona, SAFFC.
Indonesia Cup
Persisam v Persija 0-1 (Aliyudin) 10,000Sriwijaya v PSMP 10-0 (Richard Obiora 4, Zah Rahan, Arif
Suyono, Keith Kayamba, Toni Sucipto, Rahmat Rivai, Amirul) 7,235
SLeague
Albirex Niigata v Balestier Khalsa 0-1 (Rivaldo Costa)Young Lions v Tampines Rovers 2-1 (Safuwan
Baharudin, Fazli Ayob; Zulkarnaen Zainal)
Tampines Rovers FC 15 9 4 2 29 12 17 31
Etoile FC 15 8 6 1 23 9 14 30
Geylang United FC 15 7 5 3 16 16 0 26
Singapore Armed Forces FC 14 6 4 4 24 16 8 22
Gombak United FC 14 6 3 5 15 11 4 21
Home United FC 15 5 6 4 23 22 1 21
Young Lions 15 5 5 5 18 20 -2 20
Balestier Khalsa FC 15 6 2 7 14 18 -4 20
Beijing Guoan Talent FC 15 4 4 7 14 17 -3 16
Albirex Niigata FC (S) 15 3 3 9 10 20 -10 12
Sengkang Punggol FC 14 3 2 9 12 23 -11 11
Woodlands Wellington FC 14 2 4 8 11 25 -14 10
Balestier Khalsa v Etoile 0-3 (Frederic Mendy 2, Matthias Verschavy) 1,289
14 for the season for Mendy as Etoile moved five points clear of Tampines who have a game in hand
While flicking through the TPL 2010 Handbook I came across a few names that have turned up in other
parts of the region since I started this here blog. In the absence of anything meaningful here are
some blasts from the recent past.
Datsakorn Thonglao (Muang Thong United & HAGL)Sinthaweechai Hathairattanakul (Chonburi &
Persib)Therdsak Chaiman (Chonburi & SAFFC)Paul Bekombo (Bangkok Glass & Balestier Khalsa)Wichaya
Dechmitr (Bangkok Glass & Tampines Rovers)Sutee Suksomkit (Bangkok Glass & Tampines Rovers)Cristian
Carrasco (BEC Tero & PSM)Suchao Nuchnum (Buriram PEA & Persib)Pipat Thonkanya (Buriram PEA &
Persisam)Kengne Ludovick (Pattaya United & Home United)Santi Chaiyaphurk (Pattaya United & Tampines
Rovers)Theerawesin Seehawong (Pattaya United & Gombak United)Masahiro Fukasawa (Bangkok United &
SAFFC)
First club is his present team while the second refers to one other club he has played for in the
region.
SLeague
Woodlands Wellington v Balestier Khalsa 1-2
Thai Premier League
Buriram PEA v Chonburi 3-1 Muang Thong United v Samut Songkram 5-0Bangkok Glass v Raj Navy Rayong
5-0TTM v Sisaket 0-0Osotsapa v Police United 2-1TOT v Bangkok United 1-0BEC Tero v Pattaya United
2-3Army v Thai Port 0-2
Three wins and a draw in their last four have seen bangkok Glass finally show the form expected of
them earlier in the season and five points off the pace isn't unsurmountable.
SINGAPORE, 27 July 2010: The 2010 RHB Singapore Cup Quarter Final stage is set to
kick off on 12 September, Sunday, with the Young Lions taking on Albirex Niigata in the opening
match at the Jalan Besar Stadium. League Leaders Tampines Rovers will host Balestier Khalsa on 27
September, while League Cup winners Etoile FC will face Kitchee SC at the Queenstown stadium on 28
September.
(Picture above)FAS President Mr Zainudin Nordin (left)and RHB Bank Singapore Country Head Mr Jason
Wong hoisted the Cup at the prelim draw back in May.
Media Information from the Football Association of Singapore
SINGAPORE, 27 July 2010: The 2010 RHB Singapore Cup Quarter Final stage is set to kick off on 12
September, Sunday, with the Young Lions taking on Albirex Niigata in the opening match at the Jalan
Besar Stadium.
Malaysia Super League
Selangor v Terengganu 2-0Negeri Sembilan v Pahang 5-0KL v KL Plus 0-2Perak v Kedah 1-0Penang v
Perlis 0-0T Team v Johor 5-0Johor FC v Kelantan 1-3
Selangor are MSL champions with one game remaining. Latest standings after tonight's results.
SLeague
Balestier Khalsa v Gombak United 0-0
Two wins in their last eight for Gombak while Balestier Khalsa have scored three in their last ten.
SLeague
Etoile v Balestier Khalsa 3-0 (Frederic Mendy, Flavien Michelini, Karim Boudjema)
Malaysia Cup
Negeri Sembilan v KL PLUS 1-1PKNS v Kelantan 0-1Sabah v Terengganu 2-2Kedah v Perak 2-0ATM v Johor
FC 1-1T Team v Perlis 4-0Felda United v Selangor 1-4Pahang v KL postponed
SINGAPORE, 24 September 2010: The Singapore Asian Games team will be travelling to Ho Chi Minh City
on 26 September for the Eximbank Cup in Vietnam. With the Asian Games fast approaching, Singapore
will face a stern test as they play the Olympic teams of Iran, Malaysia, and host Vietnam in
preparation for the Guangzhou bound games in China this November.
After a four month hiatus the Singapore Cup returns today with Tampines Rovers playing Balestier
Khalsa. Teams in bold are Singaporean!
Last years runners up, Bangkok Glass, are involved in the tie of the round against South Melbourne.
In the last round the Thai side absolutely tore apart SAFFC defeating them 5-3 at the once
impregnable fortress (one for any literary/history buffs!
SLeague
Beijing Guoan v Gombak United 1-1 (Tang Xin; Chang Jo Yoon)
Singapore Cup
Tampines Rovers v Balestier Khalsa 3-0 (Aleksander Duric 2, Shahdan Sulaiman)
There's only one winner who got THE CHANCE and he is none other than 22 year-old Ahmad Fahmie Bin
Jamil, who emerged from the group of 400 players to be the chosen one to be Singapore's
representative in this global talent search organized by Nike.
Since the launch of the program at the end of August, the coaching panel led by former Lions
skippers Fandi Ahmad, Nazri Nasir and Aide Iskandar had been combing around the island to search
for these talented weekend warriors who can quench their thirst for the game at various hot-spots
where these players were unearthed.
(Media Information from the Football Association of Singapore)
SINGAPORE, 12 October 2010: Singapore has announced a handful of fresh faces as they rekindle their
friendship against old foes Selangor in the Sultan of Selangor's (SOS) Cup on Saturday, October 16.
Balestier Khalsa‘s K. Vikraman and S.
Albirex Niigata vs Etoile FC
Jurong East stadium
7.30pm
Wednesday 10 November 2010
Rescheduled from Monday 8 November 2010
Tampines Rovers vs Balestier Khalsa
Tampines stadium
7.30pm
Wednesday 10 November
Rescheduled from Tuesday 9 November 2010
Other game on Wednesday 10 November 2010:
Home United FC vs SAFFC
Jalan Besar Stadium
7.
Despite ending the season without a trophy SAFFC have announced that Richard Bok will still be
their coach for next season.
Unused to such a barren season it is thought that the Warriors are already looking for new talent.
Among those being linked are Frederic Mendy (Etoile) and Balestier Khalsa defender Daniel Hammond
