"BEFORE WE SAY GOODBYE"
Who would expect the Separation to be taking place in less than two weeks after Singapore retained the Malaya Cup for the last time as part of Malaysia on 31/7/1965?
Click below π to read what happened during the 17th time when Singapore and Selangor met in the Malaya Cup Final.
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Who would expect the Separation to be taking place in less than two weeks after Singapore retained the Malaya Cup for the last time as part of Malaysia on 31/7/1965?
Click below π to read what happened during the 17th time when Singapore and Selangor met in the Malaya Cup Final.
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#bftp9am - 100TH / MERLION CUP
1992 saw the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) celebrate its centenary with a special logo seen at the bottom right corner of the attached image which included a souvenir program of the 6th Merlion Cup tournament.
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1992 saw the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) celebrate its centenary with a special logo seen at the bottom right corner of the attached image which included a souvenir program of the 6th Merlion Cup tournament.
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#bftp9am - TAN KAI SOW JOINED SOUTH CHINA IN SEPT 1951
Earlier, Tan Kai Sow was one of the seven players from Singapore to play for Kitchee SC from November 1950 - January 1951 in the Hong Kong First Division.
Months later in September 1951, he signed for South China, another Hong Kong club.
Fresh update on relevant 2018 blog posts which included stats of those 7 players' short stint in the "Fragrant Harbour".
The links to the above-mentioned post are listed below πβ‘οΈ
1οΈβ£ http://www.bolasepako.com/2018/07/seven-singaporeans-caused-sensation-in.html (July 2018)
2οΈβ£ https://www.bolasepako.com/2018/08/the-seven-singaporeans-hong-kong-league.html (August 2018)
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Earlier, Tan Kai Sow was one of the seven players from Singapore to play for Kitchee SC from November 1950 - January 1951 in the Hong Kong First Division.
Months later in September 1951, he signed for South China, another Hong Kong club.
Fresh update on relevant 2018 blog posts which included stats of those 7 players' short stint in the "Fragrant Harbour".
The links to the above-mentioned post are listed below πβ‘οΈ
1οΈβ£ http://www.bolasepako.com/2018/07/seven-singaporeans-caused-sensation-in.html (July 2018)
2οΈβ£ https://www.bolasepako.com/2018/08/the-seven-singaporeans-hong-kong-league.html (August 2018)
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BIBLIOASIA ARTICLES ON LOCAL FOOTBALL
Two articles on Singapore Football published online by BiblioAsia - a quarterly publication by the National Library Board (NLB)
1οΈβ£ https://biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg/vol-19/issue-3/oct-dec-2023/choo-seng-quee-football-coach/ (an article on Uncle Choo Seng Quee)
2οΈβ£ https://biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg/vol-19/issue-3/oct-dec-2023/malaya-cup-football-heroes/ (Singapore football legends)
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Two articles on Singapore Football published online by BiblioAsia - a quarterly publication by the National Library Board (NLB)
1οΈβ£ https://biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg/vol-19/issue-3/oct-dec-2023/choo-seng-quee-football-coach/ (an article on Uncle Choo Seng Quee)
2οΈβ£ https://biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg/vol-19/issue-3/oct-dec-2023/malaya-cup-football-heroes/ (Singapore football legends)
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Coach Choo Seng Quee, A Giant of Singapore Football
Uncle Choo masterminded Singaporeβs famous Malaysia Cup victory in 1977. Four decades after his death, we remember his many contributions...
NEVER BE FORGOTTEN
13 years ago on this day, Mr Dollah Kassim passed away.
The former Singapore striker was popularly known as the "Raja Gelek" because of his superb dribbling skills that thrilled the fans back in the 1970s.
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13 years ago on this day, Mr Dollah Kassim passed away.
The former Singapore striker was popularly known as the "Raja Gelek" because of his superb dribbling skills that thrilled the fans back in the 1970s.
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WINDING DOWN AT TOA PAYOH
β½ Former Singapore striker Indra Sahdan Daud played in a friendly organized by Balestier Khalsa to mark the end of the soon-to-be-closed storied Toa Payoh Stadium.
Together with the other sporting facilities in Toa Payoh Lorong 6, the stadium will be demolished and make way for the integrated development project on the same venue.
π NOTABLE MOMENTS OF TOA PAYOH STADIUM
β’ visit by Pele in 1974 to conduct a football clinic
β’ first S.League goal scored by Esad Seijic for Balestier Central in 1996
β’ first S.League hat-trick by Seijic in 1996
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β½ Former Singapore striker Indra Sahdan Daud played in a friendly organized by Balestier Khalsa to mark the end of the soon-to-be-closed storied Toa Payoh Stadium.
Together with the other sporting facilities in Toa Payoh Lorong 6, the stadium will be demolished and make way for the integrated development project on the same venue.
π NOTABLE MOMENTS OF TOA PAYOH STADIUM
β’ visit by Pele in 1974 to conduct a football clinic
β’ first S.League goal scored by Esad Seijic for Balestier Central in 1996
β’ first S.League hat-trick by Seijic in 1996
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THE FOOTBALL LEGACY OF TOA PAYOH STADIUM
ποΈ Toa Payoh Stadium - despite its brutalist outlook will leave behind a legacy in Singapore football even after it is to be bulldozed in months to come.
π§ To find out why is this so, please click on the link to the blog post on Toa Payoh Stadium here β‘οΈ https://www.bolasepako.com/2023/10/sweet-yet-sour-toa-payoh-stadium.html
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ποΈ Toa Payoh Stadium - despite its brutalist outlook will leave behind a legacy in Singapore football even after it is to be bulldozed in months to come.
π§ To find out why is this so, please click on the link to the blog post on Toa Payoh Stadium here β‘οΈ https://www.bolasepako.com/2023/10/sweet-yet-sour-toa-payoh-stadium.html
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TOA PAYOH UNITED AT DESKER ROAD
π¬ Here is the registered address of Toa Payoh United, according to the Registry Of Society (ROS).
π The club was once a top-flight side back in the 1970-80s period and won the President Cup in 1977 and 1979.
β The late Mohd Noh was one of the pivotal figures of the club during its glory days.
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π¬ Here is the registered address of Toa Payoh United, according to the Registry Of Society (ROS).
π The club was once a top-flight side back in the 1970-80s period and won the President Cup in 1977 and 1979.
β The late Mohd Noh was one of the pivotal figures of the club during its glory days.
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SOME THOUGHT S'PORE COULD UPSET ARSENAL
π§ Some felt Arsenal were the weakest among the foreign club sides (other being Celtic FC of Scotland and Yugoslavia's Red Star Belgrade) of 1977's Metro 20th anniversary Tournament that Singapore - the newly-crowned Malaysia Cup winners could cause an upset.
βοΈ As more details such as match pictures from the discontinued "Asian Soccer" are unearthed in a blog post of this eye-opening tournament in that eventful year.
π Click here β‘οΈ https://www.bolasepako.com/2023/11/some-thought-singapore-can-beat-arsenal-in-1977.html to access link to the above-mentioned blog
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π§ Some felt Arsenal were the weakest among the foreign club sides (other being Celtic FC of Scotland and Yugoslavia's Red Star Belgrade) of 1977's Metro 20th anniversary Tournament that Singapore - the newly-crowned Malaysia Cup winners could cause an upset.
βοΈ As more details such as match pictures from the discontinued "Asian Soccer" are unearthed in a blog post of this eye-opening tournament in that eventful year.
π Click here β‘οΈ https://www.bolasepako.com/2023/11/some-thought-singapore-can-beat-arsenal-in-1977.html to access link to the above-mentioned blog
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#bftp9am - "YOG BOYS" ADMIRING THE CUP
π (L-R) Jeffrey Lightfoot, Ammirul Emmran, Dhukhilan Jeevamani of the "YOG Boys" admiring the AFF Championship Trophy during the trophy tour back in 2010 at Wisma Atria along Orchard Road.
Sadly, most from that cohort failed to progress further in their footballing path due to various reasons.
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π (L-R) Jeffrey Lightfoot, Ammirul Emmran, Dhukhilan Jeevamani of the "YOG Boys" admiring the AFF Championship Trophy during the trophy tour back in 2010 at Wisma Atria along Orchard Road.
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