Hi there.
Just to update...
SAFFC has romped to the top of the S-League table with an emphatic win over arch-rivals Home United, who is playing their third game in a week. The win brings SAFFC level on points with Home United, but ahead on a sperior goal difference. Meanwhile Tampines Rovers closed the gap on the leaders to a mere 1 point with an easy win over Sengkang Punggol. This season is promising to be a truly tight one, possibly going in to the last matches of the season to decide the winner.
Sounds like a newspaper writer? Haha.
Singapore Football rocks!!!
All the way man!
Friday, August 24, 2007
Thursday, August 09, 2007
S-League
As S-League progresses, we find that it is already a three-horse race. This season promises to be one of excitement, as SAFFC and Tampines Rovers are battling on all three fronts, while Home United have only the S-league as their concern.
With Singapore having to participate in the World Cup qualifiers in September, these clubs will have to battle more.
Meanwhile, Gombak is slumping, Liaoning is truly turning into a good side, and looks set to come back next season. Geylang's early season promise is fast fading, as they are rooted to second-bottom at the moment. Young Lions are consolidating their position in fourth. Korean Super Reds are truly improving, but it's proving to be too little too late, with them still on single-digits on point tally. At least they won't end up conceding 100 goals in this season. Balestier Khalsa and Albirex Niigata are stuck in mid-table mediocrity, while Sengkang Punggol will try to pull all the stops to prevent sliding down the table. Woodlands are slowly improving, with Laakad's play improving.
And I wish Singapore a happy national day, on a sidenote. I hence conclude posting on all my blogs on 9th August, the magical day.
With Singapore having to participate in the World Cup qualifiers in September, these clubs will have to battle more.
Meanwhile, Gombak is slumping, Liaoning is truly turning into a good side, and looks set to come back next season. Geylang's early season promise is fast fading, as they are rooted to second-bottom at the moment. Young Lions are consolidating their position in fourth. Korean Super Reds are truly improving, but it's proving to be too little too late, with them still on single-digits on point tally. At least they won't end up conceding 100 goals in this season. Balestier Khalsa and Albirex Niigata are stuck in mid-table mediocrity, while Sengkang Punggol will try to pull all the stops to prevent sliding down the table. Woodlands are slowly improving, with Laakad's play improving.
And I wish Singapore a happy national day, on a sidenote. I hence conclude posting on all my blogs on 9th August, the magical day.
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