Geylang upset Bangkok Glass to ensure the Cup remains in Singapore.
So what if Bangkok Glass were the dominating side in terms of attacking and having most of the possession throughout the game?
So what if Geylang were the side being under siege and not getting enough balls behind the Thais' defence? Click to continue reading...

(P.S: The following message is brought to you by Geylang United Football Club. Any club or organization would like to publicize their upcoming activities via this blog, please feel free to email to me at "kopohui@bolasepako.com", thanks)
13th Young Eagles Soccer Camp
Calling all boys & girls (aged 7 – 13 yrs old) Join us this Dec ‘09 for an exciting camp experience. Click to continue reading...

It's not easy to take action photos, and I just realized that few hours ago.
Armed with my newly-purchased "Fuji S2000", I decided to try it out (not without having some "interactions" with one of the "jaga", again!)
While I was snapping this shot of Geylang's players warming up from this position, I was advised by one of the "jaga", "Sir, you are not allow to take picture from here as you can only do so from behind the goal-line. Click to continue reading...

Was late for the game anyway but it was a good turn-out for this charity match organized by former Singapore international Rafi Ali, as thousands of fans turned out at the Tampines Stadium to catch stars of the yesteryears to parade their skills in aid for the four-year old cancer patient Charmaine Lim. Click to continue reading...

Cup games are always something different as it's a no-hold barred contest between the two team that whoever lose - OUT YOU GO!! simple as that.
The match between Geylang United and Brunei DPMM was my first League Cup match having just returned from my Down Under trip.
This was deemed "NO-GOAL"
Was late for the game as it was last minute decision to be at the ground for this match, so I missed the first goal of the night. Click to continue reading...

SAFFC were knocked out of the Singapore Cup tournament by resurrected Geylang United at the Bedok Stadium.
Picture tells a thousand words - take note of SAFFC's players' (in darker outfit) reaction after the game.
"They (Geylang) took their chances and we didn't." said grim-faced Richard Bok after his fatigued SAFFC were knocked out of the Singapore Cup by Geylang United. Click to continue reading...

(Poster courtesy of Geylang United FC )
Live televised football is making its return to heartlands on the Labour Day (1st May 2009), when Geylang United will play hosts to defending Singapore Cup holders SAFFC at the Bedok Stadium.
The Eagles are enjoying some good run of form lately since Mike Wong took over as the head coach of the Bedok-based team, whereas the SAFFC Warriors aren't having that kind of luxury after that away defeat to DPMM that knocked them off from the top of the table days ago at Brunei. Click to continue reading...

(P.S: The following message is brought to you by Geylang United Football Club. Any club or organization would like to publicize their upcoming activities via this blog, like what Geylang United FC did, please feel free to email to me at "kopohui@bolasepako.com", thanks)

Geylang United Football Club (GUFC), with the support of South East Community Development Council (SECDC), is organising its sixth Sunday Football for kids.

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Just back from the Choa Chu Kang Stadium after witnessed the 2-0 victory by the defending champions SAFFC over Geylang United.
Now, straight to the point.
In their pre-season seminar, Patrick Ang, the Geylang chairman proclaimed it's "time to get back to the elite group".
Having seen their performance against the supposedly-fatigued Warriors, who been playing a game every three days since the start of the season, I can't help but wonder if Geylang are moving into the groove in bid to achieve their target? Click to continue reading...

(Picture on the left: with the league trophy, it's very pretty heavy, precaution required if you ever got a chance to lift it!! Many thanks to Mr Samuel Panthradil for making this picture possible in Oct 2005)
Although the ultimate target is the league championship, it's equally important as well to be the early pace-setters too. Click to continue reading...

I was late for the game anyway when the game, officiated by Abdul Malik Bashir who was recently praised by the AFC President Mohamed Bin Hamman, was delayed for 20 minutes or so due to the downpour.
It was a goal-less draw at the end of first half and when the second half resumed I decided to position myself at the back-of-the-net of Balestier's goal and saw the "soft" goal scored by Geylang's skipper Noor Ali. Click to continue reading...

(P.S: Quite a big percentage of you folks desired for "More Clubs Insights", and so the first post entry will kicked start with one of the clubs.)
The trophy cabinet of the club located at the main hall of the clubhouse.
I was invited to Geylang United's pre-season seminar, held in their clubhouse, on the first sunday of 2009. Click to continue reading...