Brazil versus.... Singapore?
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omg brazil gogin to break their pervious record of winning by how many?
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still no news of live telecast
looks like this is gonna be behind closed doors.-get your tixs before they run out
anyone got the squad list yet-7 seven more days to go
raddy better start to pray anderson isnt there
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Originally posted by Beaten_And_Damned:
still no news of live telecast
looks like this is gonna be behind closed doors.-get your tixs before they run out
anyone got the squad list yet-7 seven more days to go
raddy better start to pray anderson isnt there
since this is a friendly, unlikely unless somebody sponsors it. for me, i will give it a missed for 2 reasons; i. too damn expensive ticket for a 2nd rate friendly, ii. i already seen brazil played live before already.there is a actually 3rd reason. they are likely to not go beyond second gear since this is a training frenly for them. half the time they will think which singapore chicks they will `score' later that night, not so much on the field.
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Originally posted by dinky1409:
i think sg will win
OPTIMISTIC SEH
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got 'live on tv?
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everybody pray hard for Lionel..may god bless him!
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concede from corner again?
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Robinho set to miss Olympics
Forward has joined team-mates at club's training camp
Brazilian ace Robinho is set to miss the Beijing Olympics after suffering a groin injury.
The Real Madrid forward has left for the club's training camp in Austria after pre-season medical tests revealed the injury.
The 24-year-old player, who has been linked with a Chelsea move this summer, admitted he was disappointed that he would miss the Games.
He said: "Unfortunately I won't be able to go to the Olympics with Brazil, but that is Real Madrid's decision and I respect it."
The Spanish champions confirmed on their website: "Real have sent a fax to the CBF (Brazilian Football Federation) explaining Robinho's injury and asking that he be left out of the Olympic squad.
"On the advice of the medical staff, the club has decided that the best thing for the player would be to go to the pre-season training camp with the rest of the squad where he can follow a rehabilitation programme under the supervision of the club doctors."
Don't think he coming to sg le
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He would still score from mid-field even if he had no balls...
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Originally posted by a-Lost-9uY:
got 'live on tv?
If got show on Tv who want to pay $60 bucks to go and watch... Even if have, they will wait until last min then say want lah... Why so expensive also I don't know... afterall its just a friendly right? -
Originally posted by zocoss:
If got show on Tv who want to pay $60 bucks to go and watch... Even if have, they will wait until last min then say want lah... Why so expensive also I don't know... afterall its just a friendly right?
hmmm.. i think its justified. cause its like a world class team with many well known stars that earn big $$. and this is thier first timeO NO no robinho -_-
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i dont tink gt live telecast
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I think they overcharge by $20 for gallery and waaay overcharge for grandstand.
Is this match 12 times better than an sleague match, which is only $5? I think not.
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later robinho come i go have kopi with him.. last time i play marble with him one leh.. i try convince him him go man u lah..
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Raddy announces squad for match against Brazil Olympic Team
Singapore National Coach Radojko Avramovic has announced his Singapore Selection squad of 21 players for next Monday’s friendly against the Brazil Olympic Team at the National Stadium.
The squad features 18 players who were in the Lions’ squad for the World Cup Qualifiers in June. Young Lions central defender Afiq Yunos is the only player uncapped at senior international level.
Lionel Lewis and Qiu Li make a return while defenders Precious Emeujeraye and Noh Rahman have been ruled out of the game through injury.
Avramovic has also called up three foreign players - defenders Kenji Arai of SAFFC and Valery Hiak of Home United as well as Geylang United’s Slovakian attacker Miroslav Latiak.
Says Avramovic, “This match will be a great experience for our players. They will be coming up against some of the best players in the world of today and the future.”
The squad will report for centralised training from Friday onwards in preparation for the match.
Singapore Selection vs Brazil Olympic Team
Monday 28 July 2008
8.00pm
(Gates open at 5.30pm)
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*A taste of what its like to play in the world cup finials*
Just a taste...
Remember...
...just...
...a taste....
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singapore pools got let ppl bet this one?
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The ticket fees? To pay the Brazilians to come here one.
This is either a training match, or maybe they come here close one eye let SG win. Lol.
Btw the Singaporean team, only a few of em are true blue Singaporeans right?
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$60 minimum..wat a joke
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Brazil training session open to public
5000 lucky fans are in for a treat when they get to watch their Samba idols up close during the only open Brazilian training session on Friday 25 July at the National Stadium.
This is the only training session that will be open to the general public and only the first 5000 ticket holders will be allowed to enter the stadium.
Fans who wish to attend the training session must bring along their tickets for Monday’s game to gain entry to the stadium
Fans are to enter the stadium via the West Entrance where their tickets will be checked before proceeding to the sitting area.
Fans are reminded to be at the stadium by 3.30pm
What: Brazil Training Session
When: Friday, 25 July 2008 at 3.30pm
Where: West Entrance, National Stadium
Who: First 5000 ticket holders -
if singapore win.. those who bid for singapore sure rich lol
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Originally posted by Gosu.:
He would still score from mid-field even if he had no balls...
You talking about Chuck Norris right?LOL
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Originally posted by zocoss:Raddy announces squad for match against Brazil Olympic Team
Singapore National Coach Radojko Avramovic has announced his Singapore Selection squad of 21 players for next Monday’s friendly against the Brazil Olympic Team at the National Stadium.
The squad features 18 players who were in the Lions’ squad for the World Cup Qualifiers in June. Young Lions central defender Afiq Yunos is the only player uncapped at senior international level.
Lionel Lewis and Qiu Li make a return while defenders Precious Emeujeraye and Noh Rahman have been ruled out of the game through injury.
Avramovic has also called up three foreign players - defenders Kenji Arai of SAFFC and Valery Hiak of Home United as well as Geylang United’s Slovakian attacker Miroslav Latiak.
Says Avramovic, “This match will be a great experience for our players. They will be coming up against some of the best players in the world of today and the future.”
The squad will report for centralised training from Friday onwards in preparation for the match.
Singapore Selection vs Brazil Olympic Team
Monday 28 July 2008
8.00pm
(Gates open at 5.30pm)
National StadiumNo wonder it is called 'Singapore selectin' because of 3 extra foreigners so why not have 21 foreigners and call the team 'Singapore Sling'?
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Originally posted by Trump_Card:Brazil training session open to public
5000 lucky fans are in for a treat when they get to watch their Samba idols up close during the only open Brazilian training session on Friday 25 July at the National Stadium.
This is the only training session that will be open to the general public and only the first 5000 ticket holders will be allowed to enter the stadium.
Fans who wish to attend the training session must bring along their tickets for Monday’s game to gain entry to the stadium
Fans are to enter the stadium via the West Entrance where their tickets will be checked before proceeding to the sitting area.
Fans are reminded to be at the stadium by 3.30pm
What: Brazil Training Session
When: Friday, 25 July 2008 at 3.30pm
Where: West Entrance, National Stadium
Who: First 5000 ticket holdersit was reported only 500 showed up. or 10% of allowed capacity. is it the rain or poor ticket sales?
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Originally posted by Master -_-:
$60 minimum..wat a joke
It would be even funnier to pay about S$ 15 -20 bucks for such a big game.Domestic games in the J-League is priced above S$60 per ticket and that is how serious the Japanese are in supporting their favorite teams.I wonder how much it is to watch and S-league game?