Singapore vs Thailand - AFC Wed Jan 31
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Thai captain and their star player Kiatisuk Senamuang won't be playing in this match... He didn't even made the trip here... And they say he may not play in the 2nd leg as well if he don't recover in time.
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The Thais will surely win.....time for Thailand to kick some Shincorp butt.....the owners of Shincorp....ie...we all know who the owners are.....
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those mother fockers only care about money.
when we give support, they see it as a business opportunity.
fuck them all, i'm not going down to watch the match this round.
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This shows that the S League has fail to excite the fans enough for them to stay away over the years... I belief that had Sg was still in the Malaysian Cup, we might have got a weekly 40 to 50 thousand fans at Kallang.Originally posted by Short Ninja:Looks like 55,000 crazy people are going to take mc on Thursday morning(Thai workers included)
S League seems like a waste ot time.
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The Malaysia Cup was really something.Imagine all the states wanting to kick one badass It was like all the arab states trying to kick Israel out of this planet.Money wise it was ok,generating nationalism was ok,learning to worship local stars because it always easy to win in kampung games....ok oso lah but if had remained in malaysia cup then Singapore soccer also would become Boleh and as you know in Malysia everything also boleh lah.For me boleh is equivalent to coorrk -up.As for S-league.......until now I still dont know WTF its all about and what direction it has taken the Lions to but I think eversince they started this S-league thing every Singaporean including the tolilet cleaning lady has switched to EPL instead .BTW are you the same Zocoss from Asianhandicapp?? The betting website.
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Thailand so confident ah until captain K dont want to come down for first leg?But I am sure he wouldnt miss it for the world in the 2nd leg.Someone here said something like boycott FAS or rather Furk them Marder Furkers because raising the price is so un cool..Hey you know what.....its exactly like complaining about the Garmen with the mouth and voting for them with the right/left hand.
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Well, one thing is sg football has not improve at all, at least back then i am told we had good players like Fandi & Sundram... Today we have no one who can make it in a lesser european league.Originally posted by Short Ninja:The Malaysia Cup was really something.Imagine all the states wanting to kick one badass It was like all the arab states trying to kick Israel out of this planet.Money wise it was ok,generating nationalism was ok,learning to worship local stars because it always easy to win in kampung games....ok oso lah but if had remained in malaysia cup then Singapore soccer also would become Boleh and as you know in Malysia everything also boleh lah.For me boleh is equivalent to coorrk -up.As for S-league.......until now I still dont know WTF its all about and what direction it has taken the Lions to but I think eversince they started this S-league thing every Singaporean including the tolilet cleaning lady has switched to EPL instead .BTW are you the same Zocoss from Asianhandicapp?? The betting website.
And just the mention of goal 2010 makes me wonder what happened along the way? Goal 2010 was first mentioned i think in the early 90s is it, i am not too sure about when actually but seems very long ago liao... 2010 is suppose to be the year we are going for a WC spot?
Had we still been in the malaysian cup, younger fans would still be able to experience the Kallang roar rather than keep a huge empty stadium unused for all these years for nothing...
And no i am not the Zocoss at Asianhandicapp...
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Too bad i'm having exam on that day if not i'll be there again.
I'm sure this time round the Kallang Roar would be much louder and the Kallang Wave would be much bigger!
Ole, Ole, Ole Ole!
Cheers.
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Sad to say but likely the Thais will kick Singapore's butt.Originally posted by Coquitlam:The Thais will surely win.....time for Thailand to kick some Shincorp butt.....the owners of Shincorp....ie...we all know who the owners are.....
All the coach needs to do is to rile the players up with Shin Corp talk. -
Stadium empty?? Got National day parade wat!!!I heard about the 2010 thing just a few years but only started to pay a little bit of attention after watching them play Japan twice on TV on both occasions they did pretty well.Money can indeed buy improvement and I hope FAS or whatever sport ministry would pump in more $$$ to achieve a better goal after all they also know how to make money mah.To reach the roof top of Asian soccer the team must keep on climbing,what is the point of climbing 2 steps just to slide back 3.SIngapore is the defending champion in Asean and they should keep winnning until they reach the next level.I am sure there is a winning system (not talking about TOTO).When I first took a glimpse of the new Lions I thought it was a team from amnesty international......hehehe.Taking in players from other countries is a great idea and probably the only way to keep this sport going.Singapore Players need exposure,like maybe joining in training stint with the J-league or Korean league because we know the Ang Mo Kau clubs in Europe dont want to waste time in baby sitting a lion cub.Tell you what if Singapore lose this one.....we post a subject like HOW TO TEACH A LION HOW TO PLAY SOCCER?
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One good idea is to put an oversize picture of Thaksin eating BKT behind the Singapore net. And you would be surprise if half the players refuse to shoot at it! because not everybody hate him in Thailand.
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Balance 5,000 tickets... heard from the news just now. That means more than 50,000 fans are expected at Kallang tomorrow...
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Will the Thai fans burn another Wong Kan Seng effigy in National Stadium?
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The other 5,000 maybe have to work making HDB flats.I think sure full house tomorrow one that goes to show people would do the darnest things to entertain oneself>Starting tomorrow everybody should try to predict the score for tomorrows game.Here is what I would wish SIngapore 2 verses Thailand 0
but my reality check says Thailand 1 up because their their freekicks are dangerous.Remember Singapore must not draw tomorrow so die die must score 1 precious goal.....if you get what I mean. -
burn his effigy and send him to Hell to become Kopi kia for the Devil coffee shop
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Anyone notice that Singapore's coach Avramovic sounds like (Chelsea's) Abramovich...
And if you had heard him speak during the news... He sounds like Jose Mourinho giving an interview... -
where they selling the 5000 tix har?
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Less than 5,000...Originally posted by used:where they selling the 5000 tix har?
National Stadium East Entrance lah... where else. -
I wonder if people still sell their own tickets for a higher price at the Stadium
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i dun think singapore going to win tonite.
reason is simple! they are getting too much attention from the media. most of our atletlics fail to perform when they made it very close to champions but they failed miserly when everyone giving them alot of attention. just look at li jiawei and co, they made it far when everyone wrote them off. but once the media focus on them too much, they started to yaya and ended up without single gold.
tis is bad to the point that the crowds gather at the training ground. our countrymen cannot perform well when pple are pinning too much hope for them. -
they've been playing good football throughout the tournament. hopefully it continues tonight! We will win!
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This is one match I would really like to be a part of.No TV,No Radio,No Satelite.Just have to rely on live commentary over here by Zocoss and the rest.FYI SIngapore has never beaten Thailand since the days of the legendary Niwat Sesawasdi dating back to 1977.I think closest it got to winning was back in 1983 when Singapore had a very strong team but were still beaten by Piyapong Pue-on winning header in the sea games final held at kallang before a sell out crowd,it looks like same same again. tonight The only advantage again is the 55,000 intimiidating lions fans something even the Thai coach is very much afraid of.Ive heard stories about football players from Thailand and Korea going through ranger style training regiment that also include airborne jumps in army camps just to built up their spirits before a major competition.That is just how serious some people are about winning.Tonight is purely people power.
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so many singapore football fans here. any of u know
www.kallangroar.com? singapore football forums. you guys should join. discussion over there is very very active.[/url] -
support thailand
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Raddy: Come and get it, Thailand
Singapore coach Radojko Avramovic has challenged Thailand to wrestle away the Asean Football Championship crown from the defending champions, ahead of the first leg of the Final at the National Stadium on Wednesday.
Having already downed traditional rivals Malaysia 5-4 on penalties in an epic second leg semi-final over the weekend, the Serbian issued a ‘come and get it’ cry to three-time champions Thailand, the most successful team in the history of the competition.
"We (Singapore) are still the defending champions," he said at the pre-match press conference on Tuesday. "Thailand will have to be at their best to beat us." "It will be a close game and it wonÂ’t be decided tomorrow. You have two equally strong teams and the team that plays better in both legs will win it."
Despite Thailand seemingly holding the proverbial Indian sign over the Lions as long as most people can remember, Avramovic feels history and statistics matter little in a big game like this. "This is now what I would call real football atmosphere. It is a shame that we donÂ’t get many big international games like this more often," said Avramovic.
"I donÂ’t care what happened in the past. Tomorrow is a brand new game, Thailand are playing with a new team and we are playing with a new team. So the result tomorrow will have nothing to do with what happened in the past. "The result tomorrow will depend on what happens on the pitch tomorrow."
Thavatchai: Happy with a draw
Meanwhile, Thailand team manager Thavatchai Sajakul is keen to play down his side's chances in this upcoming first leg. "It is a worthy final," he said. "Of course both teams have a 50-50 chance of winning it and we hope we will be able to get a positive result tomorrow.
"Everytime I watch Singapore play (in the competition), I can see that they have improved from their previous game. It will not be easy for us." "Because of that, we would be happy with a point (draw)."
Modesty and gamesmanship aside, Thavatchai's approach ahead of the match probably stems from the fact that Thailand had to travel down from Bangkok after their goalless draw against Vietnam on Sunday, while the hosts for the first leg have had an extra day's rest.
Also, they will be missing the services of their talismanic captain and forward Kitisuk Senamuang. "We have four to five players who are still not fully fit. Even if they play tomorrow they will only be 60% to 70% fit. We will look at these players again tomorrow and then decide whether we can play them or not."
Midfielders Datasakorn Thonglao and Nirut Surasiang, as well as right sided defender Suree Sukha, are still carrying knocks suffered earlier in the competition, Thavatchai revealed. The man known as 'The Big Boy' also said that he did not think that playing in front of an expected full-house will necessarily affect his players too much.
"But I have watched Singapore games on television and I can say that your supporters really make it frightening for the opposition. You can almost feel the vibrations through the TV!" The second leg of the final will be played at BangkokÂ’s Suphachalasai Stadium on Sunday, February 4.