AFC07 - Penalty Thriller
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Asean Football Championship 2007
Penalty Thriller
A crucial save by Lionel Lewis on the last penalty take, sent Singapore into the finals at last.
A crowd of 55,000 fans were jumping with arms aloft and screaming, at the top of their lungs to create the Great Kallang Roar. Ridhuan much needed rebound goal kept the spirits up at the National Stadium when Singapore was 1 Nil down against arc rivals, Malaysia. For a moment, I thought the Malaysia Cup was back. Precious long shot almost gave Singapore the lead, before full time but was well saved, by the Malaysian keeper. What can I say, Singapore, the nation we love, is finally into the finals.
The first leg of the finals will be played in Singapore on Wednesday, tickets will be sold at Jalan Besar, selected stadiums and selected Singapore Pools locations from, 9am – 5pm. So give Singapore that crucial support, before the Ancient Kallang Stadium is demolished, to make way for a new stadium. This is a last call to pack the stadium, even though it is on a Wednesday.
Let us defend what is rightfully ours, the right to be the 12th player, in the Singapore squad. -
something that make me wondering... second leg we are playing in thailand right? now that we are hatred by the thais, can our players walk away winning alive?
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is it -.-Originally posted by 798:something that make me wondering... second leg we are playing in thailand right? now that we are hatred by the thais, can our players walk away winning alive?
i thought all the soccer players come back female already
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Can provide the details on which Singapore Pools will sell the tickets? So that I can avoid traveling far to buy the tickers.. Thanks!Originally posted by 4thGenSin:The first leg of the finals will be played in Singapore on Wednesday, tickets will be sold at Jalan Besar, selected stadiums and selected Singapore Pools locations from, 9am – 5pm. So give Singapore that crucial support, before the Ancient Kallang Stadium is demolished, to make way for a new stadium. This is a last call to pack the stadium, even though it is on a Wednesday.
Let us defend what is rightfully ours, the right to be the 12th player, in the Singapore squad. -
http://www.sleague.com/new0101.asp?ID=1849Originally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:Can provide the details on which Singapore Pools will sell the tickets? So that I can avoid traveling far to buy the tickers.. Thanks! -
I got a feeling SG wun win the final...caz 2nd leg away.. somemore because of the situation now they confirm tio abuse...
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Not singapore pools lehOriginally posted by Pitot:
Nvm, can go to Tampines Stadium to buy
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As long as our fans behave ourselves during the home leg, and show the Thai players and fans the respect they deserve, I'm sure they'll return the compliment. If u ask me, I'll rather have it as a one off final at a neutrual venue.
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from the way they are abusing malaysian wif cmi signs and ask them to go home, do u think it is possible?Originally posted by Quincey:As long as our fans behave ourselves during the home leg, and show the Thai players and fans the respect they deserve, I'm sure they'll return the compliment. If u ask me, I'll rather have it as a one off final at a neutrual venue.
frankly speaking, if the lions are thrashed at home by thailand, they may as well let the thais by walk over to prevent abuse.
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I see that there are already plenty of abuses on our national team, from our very own LOCAL FANS in this forum alone.Originally posted by 4thGenSin:Asean Football Championship 2007
Penalty Thriller
A crucial save by Lionel Lewis on the last penalty take, sent Singapore into the finals at last.
A crowd of 55,000 fans were jumping with arms aloft and screaming, at the top of their lungs to create the Great Kallang Roar. Ridhuan much needed rebound goal kept the spirits up at the National Stadium when Singapore was 1 Nil down against arc rivals, Malaysia. For a moment, I thought the Malaysia Cup was back. Precious long shot almost gave Singapore the lead, before full time but was well saved, by the Malaysian keeper. What can I say, Singapore, the nation we love, is finally into the finals.
The first leg of the finals will be played in Singapore on Wednesday, tickets will be sold at Jalan Besar, selected stadiums and selected Singapore Pools locations from, 9am – 5pm. So give Singapore that crucial support, before the Ancient Kallang Stadium is demolished, to make way for a new stadium. This is a last call to pack the stadium, even though it is on a Wednesday.
Let us defend what is rightfully ours, the right to be the 12th player, in the Singapore squad.
Yes, i agree that the national team may be playing shit football at times.
I agree that the national team is currently relying on some FTs to form the backbone of the team.
I agree that the standard of football in this region is low as compared to the european football that local fans are used to watch.
BUT, as a true blue fan of football, we should all be supporting our LOCAL team, just like how the football fans in england support their local teams, even though they may be playing in the lower divisions.
Agreed, that they have not played the best football on saturday against malaysia, it was a close game that could have gone either way.
Agreed, that they may be facing a manslaughter from the superior Thais in the final, irregardless of the home or away leg.
But i turned up on saturday to show my support for the national team, and i will do so again on wednesday to see them fight against the mighty thais. Because i'm a singaporean and i want to support my local team.
So, i urge the forumers here to show your support too.. if u can't make it to the stadium, or catch it on television, at least give your moral support.. The last thing the lions need is being booed, abused, and flamed by their very own 'FANS'. -
This wednesday, all the Thai construction workers will watch the game. See if the local fans will retaliate or not Like the previous SG vs Thai match at the Nat Stadium, i have seen Thai fans smuggle AJK and their liqour and drinking whilst watching the match. In their drunken stupor, the aftermatch of the match amongst the fans was an ugly one...
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Teams that can win me money is my favourite team. Even if it mean singapore have to lose 100-0 to the thais.
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Hear hearOriginally posted by Cristiano@Red_Devils.com:I see that there are already plenty of abuses on our national team, from our very own LOCAL FANS in this forum alone.
Yes, i agree that the national team may be playing shit football at times.
I agree that the national team is currently relying on some FTs to form the backbone of the team.
I agree that the standard of football in this region is low as compared to the european football that local fans are used to watch.
BUT, as a true blue fan of football, we should all be supporting our LOCAL team, just like how the football fans in england support their local teams, even though they may be playing in the lower divisions.
Agreed, that they have not played the best football on saturday against malaysia, it was a close game that could have gone either way.
Agreed, that they may be facing a manslaughter from the superior Thais in the final, irregardless of the home or away leg.
But i turned up on saturday to show my support for the national team, and i will do so again on wednesday to see them fight against the mighty thais. Because i'm a singaporean and i want to support my local team.
So, i urge the forumers here to show your support too.. if u can't make it to the stadium, or catch it on television, at least give your moral support.. The last thing the lions need is being booed, abused, and flamed by their very own 'FANS'.
Abuses and all these are common with every country's fans
The difference lies in whether we support our team thru thick and thin
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something that make me wondering... second leg we are playing in thailand right? now that we are hatred by the thais, can our players walk away winning alive?
as long as our singaporean boys play their best. win or lose we can held our heads up high. the impt things is still play with sportmanship.