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Bolasepako by Ko Po Hui is a renowned football news blog, dedicated to covering Singapore National Football Team, Singapore Premier League, and soccer history. With a focus on generating awareness and passion reminiscent of the Malaysia Cup era, it has become a go-to source for fans seeking insightful coverage and analysis.
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1d ago
Friendly - Balestier Khalsa 4-1 Tanjong Pagar United 010224
Ignatius “Iggy” Ang of Balestier (front) tried to get past his marker
I am not sure how these ongoing friendlies are going to help the new national coach Tsutomu Ogura to have a better understanding of the players available at his disposal in his preparation for the upcoming WCQ match against China when clubs are trying out some raw youngsters during these matches as well?
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Lions' 1st Training Session under Coach Ogura - 110324
Coach Ogura (right) having a ..read more
Bolasepako.com Blog
2d ago
Friendly - Balestier Khalsa 4-1 Tanjong Pagar United 010224
Ignatius “Iggy” Ang of Balestier (front) tried to get past his marker
I am not sure how these ongoing friendlies are going to help the new national coach Tsutomu Ogura to have a better understanding of the players available at his disposal in his preparation for the upcoming WCQ match against China when clubs are trying out some raw youngsters during these matches as well?
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE THE REST OF THE MATCH PICTURES
Lions' 1st Training Session under Coach Ogura - 110324
Coach Ogura (right) having a ..read more
Bolasepako.com Blog
1w ago
Just shut up if you know nuts
I would be more than happy to share insights on Singapore football with anyone interested in learning more about it.
However, if someone holds a biased and prejudiced opinion of the local game, I will not engage in conversation with such individuals.
These individuals often use the topic of local football as an icebreaker, with the ulterior motive of belittling something they know nothing about.
Such behaviour is disrespectful to the unsung heroes who are working hard to improve and rectify the situation of Singapore football.
The last thing Singapo ..read more
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2w ago
Without much fanfare, at least in Singapore, Central Coast Mariners became the first Australian club to win the AFC Cup after defeating Al-Ahed of Lebanon.
The crowning of the Gosford-based A-League side as the winners of the continent's second-tier club competition marked the end of the tournament since its inception twenty years ago in 2004.
As far as the Lion City is concerned, this competition enabled teams from the island republic to compete against teams from the region.
It was quite common during the tournament to see teams like SAFFC, Home United, Tampines Rovers, etc., traveling to ..read more
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3w ago
Speechless when see those comparing
I am not sure if you have noticed this trend, which I personally consider unhealthy.
Often, in nostalgic-themed social groups or forums, people share various forms of media to reminisce about the good old days.
Unfortunately, some use this opportunity to compare the past with the present. We often hear remarks like "the present cannot be compared with the past" or "past generations were much better."
I must be blunt here and say that comparing is not only unhealthy but also, to a certain extent, TOXIC.
While past generation ..read more
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1M ago
Sometimes, self-restraint online is a must
The rise of social media has made it possible for anyone to express their opinions on open platforms, a significant change from the past when only industry experts or Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) would be quoted or comment on relevant topics.
MAINTAINING EMOTIONAL BALANCE IN ONLINE DISCUSSIONS
However, it is equally crucial to occasionally step back and reflect on how we convey our thoughts online.
I have noticed that individuals often become excessively emotional when debating a fiercely contested topic, which can sometimes lead to personal ..read more
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2M ago
(This entry is formulated based on the media release issued by SGX Group, to which the images depicted below are credited)
SGX will run a financial training camp for footballers
Following their collaboration with Lion City Sailors Football Club in 2022 to equip their footballers with essential financial management skills with a series of workshops, the Singapore Exchange (SGX Group) widened that approach with an announcement made this morning (3rd April 2024) of another new initiative on a wider scope.
EQUIP THE PLAYERS WITH FINANCIAL LITERACY THROUGH SGX CARESIn partnership with t ..read more
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2M ago
"I alighted somewhere near Gay World, then made my way towards Nicoll Highway and crossed the bridge outside the PA HQ (the former People's Association headquarters that was located at the old Kallang Airport premises) before reaching the stadium," said Abang Nasir, a co-worker who reminisced the ride on bus number 41 that dropped him off outside the now demolished amusement park along Mountbatten Road.
"On the bridge, hawkers were selling 'karipap' (curry puffs) and drinks to fans going to the stadium on match days." as he went on to describe the scene on the elevated walkway that bridged ac ..read more
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2M ago
Singapore claimed its first World Cup Qualifiers point with this draw
This post will wrap up the largely euphoric sentiment following our 2-2 draw with China on the 21st of March at Kallang.
One can sympathise with the players for their joy when Jacob Mahler levelled the game, especially after a tumultuous period under Takayuki Nishigaya, the former coach. It was like a huge relief, finally being able to breathe properly.
Although Nishigaya's successor, Tsutomu Ogura, was quick to express his displeasure at that celebration, which resulted in one of the corner flags being damaged ..read more
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4M ago
The recent no-show by Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in Beijing and Hong Kong respectively had yet again got people asking if staging friendly games in this part of the world featuring high-profile marquees like the mentioned duo is a worthwhile investment.
Leo Messi gave Singapore a miss in 2017
There's no doubt that to boost ticket sales, you need a few crowd pullers, and very often, these tickets aren't cheap, but many fans are still willing to pay a hefty price for them.
However, recent games of such nature especially those held after the pandemic suggested fans are not go ..read more