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#bftp9am - EVOLUTION OF THE PASSES

πŸ“· Collected my accreditation pass yesterday (as shown) and a look at this season's pass instantly brought me back to the day when I received my first one many years back.

⏳ Over the years, we have seen the evolution of the passes in terms of colours and sizes, but its function is not merely to provide access to matches for working purposes, these passes are witnesses of history as well.

πŸ“ Blogged in 2020, while sharing details of the evolution, I included some photos of those old accreditation passes as well.

πŸ”— The link to this blog post can be found here ➑️ https://www.bolasepako.com/2020/01/stack-of-memories-that-seen-changes.html

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#bftp9am - EVOLUTION OF THE PASSES πŸ“· Collected my accreditation pass yesterday (as shown) and a look at this season's pass instantly brought me back to the day when I received my first one many years back. ⏳ Over the years, we have seen the evolution of…
THOSE "GREEN PASSES"

🟒 In the past, the media accreditation passes to the S.League matches were largely green in colour, hence it was commonly called the "green passes".

🎴 One of the advantages of these "green passes" was they were business card size that fits nicely in most wallets.

🧐 Probably the need to be visible from a distance away that in recent years, the size of the accreditation passes multipled.

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YOU SEEN IMPROVEMENT?

❓ Do you agree there is more vibrancy in branding exercise with the current AIA Singapore Premier League clubs, as compared to the past?

🌈 At least this time round, we seen more colours and dynamism injected than having those static, template feel in the past.

πŸ’¬ The first placard was my quotes to TODAY and some pictures from an old blog post in 2017 on my thoughts back then on the marketing strategy.

πŸ”— The link to that post can be accessed via here ➑️ https://www.bolasepako.com/2017/03/more-visibility-to-maximize-hidden.html

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LIONS IN GROUP F

🦁 Singapore National Team were grouped into Group F in the upcoming AFC Asian Cup qualifiers in the draw that was conducted earlier this afternoon (24/2).

πŸ‡°πŸ‡¬ All matches of this group will be played in Kyrgyz Republic who will host Tajikistan, Myanmar and the Lions in the June qualifiers.

πŸ“βž‘οΈ https://buff.ly/3vekxqN (FAS)

πŸ“βž‘οΈ https://buff.ly/3t6PKcK (AFC)

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#bftp9am - HUFC'S 2016 MEET-AND-GREET

πŸ‰ It is most unfortunate not to see Singapore Premier League clubs hosting events like meet-and-greet like Home United did in 2016 due to Covid situation.

πŸ‘ In my opinion, the mentioned 2016 event by the Protectors was a success, as it was well-attended with fans queuing up for photo opportunities and signing of autographs by the players, as seen in the attached photos.

πŸ“ Click on the link here to have a recap what happened on that day in 2016 ➑️ https://www.bolasepako.com/2016/01/home-engaging.html

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NECESSARY LOAN MOVE ...

πŸ”„ It is not uncommon to see how loan arrangements like this Karan Sobti's move to Tanjong Pagar United to allow some Lion City Sailors' players to gain some play time with other Singapore Premier League clubs.

⚽ After all, it is important to allow young players to gain some competitive experiences, and where else if there are opportunities available?

πŸ“βž‘οΈ https://soccerkakis.org/2022/02/25/i-didnt-have-to-think-twice-about-it-karan-sobti-joins-tanjong-pagar-united-on-loan/ (SoccerKakis)

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GUSTO TIGERS SETTLED FOR A DRAW

⚽️ The match also saw the return of Balestier Khalsa head coach Akbar Nawas to the local top flight after five years when he, ironically, stepped down from the Tampines Rovers' hot seat in 2017.

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EXCHANGE OF THOUGHTS

Balestier Khalsa's Darren Teh (extreme right) having some interactions with referee Muhd Taqi (2nd from left) at half-time of the Tigers' AIA Singapore Premier League match against Tampines Rovers on 26/2. The match ended in a two-all draw.

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TUSSLING FOR THE BALL

⚽ (L-R) Tampines Rovers' Boris KopitoviΔ‡ and Delwinder Singh of Balestier Khalsa tussling for the ball in the AIA Singapore Premier League match between the two that ended 2-2 on 26/2.

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