FT : Indonesia 2-0 Singapore

This post has been edited by aweeff: Nov 11 2011, 05:01 PM

Good result for Malaysia. as things stand if we can beat Cambodia then a draw is enough against Indonesia.

when we b playing cambodia later?

Group A
Indon
Malaysia

Group B
Vietnam
Myanmar

Semi-FInal
Indon - Myanmar
Malaysia - Vietnam

FInal
Indon - Malaysia?

so, Indon player got imported onot?

that uruguayan freak larh...4got his name dy

interestingly, Myammar and Vietnam are now in a goal difference race to finish top of their group after they drew 0-0 against each other with Myanmmar leading by +1 goal ..

if Myanmmar finish top and Vietnam finish second... our last match with host indo, played after vietnam's last match, will be very awkyward ... Tiger Cup history could repeat itself..

the uruguayan past 30's already

i wiki-ed got this

at least this one the import really devoted 2 indong dy not like singapore imports all play with no heart only

His name Gonzales IINM....BTW they got 2 Papua-born player this time...Patrick STAR Wanggai and Titus Bonai.

play for moneyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

perasan tadi ada papua punya player

lol is papua team so teruk that they need 2 emigrated next door 2 play football

papua is ocenia rite?
not asia rite?

actually in Indo U23 team, got some players play in europe oso:

- Diego Michiels (Go Ahead Eagles)
- Stefano Lilipaly (FC Ultretch) --> out!!
- J Christiantoko (FC Vise)
- Syamsir Alam (FC Penarol-uruguai) --> out!!
- Arthur Irawan (Espanyol) --> out!!

This post has been edited by lezciel: Nov 11 2011, 06:38 PM

the island of papua is devided into 2. irian Jaya under Indonesia territory and independent nation Papua new Guinea..

Indonesia's Papua football club, Persipura Jayapura is very strong and is currently their defending champion.

Typical papua players is very fast, resilient and have good technical skills. Case in point is Elia Aiboi and Okto Maniani.

They are not Papua players, their ethnic is Papua from Irian Jaya.. they came from West Papua which is same with Selangor ex player, Elie Aiboy from Irian Jaya, (West Papua).

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Added on November 11, 2011, 6:08 pmBaru nak cakap yg ini juga.. Nampaknya ramai tersilap..

This post has been edited by aweeff: Nov 11 2011, 06:08 PM

Tak belaja geografi ni masa SPM

Hosts' tactics to win football gold leave a sour taste
by Shamir Osman 04:45 AM Nov 11, 2011
It has been four years since Singapore tasted victory in the international arena of football. The Suzuki Cup win in 2007 seems a lifetime away now.

Success at the SEA Games has been even harder to come by - the Republic's footballers have never struck gold in football, the most coveted medal at the biennial event.

The dream is to mould a team, to shape a new generation of youngsters, perhaps led by Safuwan Baharudin, to finally end the gold medal drought in 2015 when Singapore aims to host the 28th SEA Games. It will be magic for a football nation.

Singapore will be fired up to win the football tournament if it does host the 2015 SEA Games, but our organisers must not emulate what the Indonesians are doing here in their desire to win gold.

From a rearrangement of fixtures, to a change in kick-off times and even disallowing the foreign teams to adopt suitable training schedules, I cannot help but feel the Indonesians have skewed home-ground advantage to the extreme, to give their side the best chance possible of winning in front of their own football-mad fans.

Sadly, sportsmanship has taken a back seat.

After a hard fought win over Thailand on Wednesday, Malaysian attempts to change their early morning training slot to a later one yesterday was rejected by the organisers. The defending champions were forced to train within their hotel compound, instead.

The Singapore team have had to deal with issues as well. When they step out onto the pitch at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium this afternoon to face Indonesia, it will be the third game the Young Lions have played in the space of five days.

The hosts? After facing unfancied Cambodia on Monday, they have had a three-day break to rest tired legs and re-charge batteries before looking to unleash their venom on a Singapore side battered after two bruising encounters.

Originally scheduled to face Singapore in the final match day in Group A, a schedule change now sees Indonesia take on defending champions Malaysia instead, with some in the football fraternity speculating it was a move to save the toughest opposition for last, when qualification for the semi-finals could already have been secured.

While some of the blame can be attributed to organisational glitches rather than a calculated move to ease the hosts' passage into the semi-finals, the impression is already formed, and the thought entrenched.

Even if the hosts blow everyone away en route to victory, the gold medal will be somewhat tarnished.

The hope is that even as Singapore chase gold, if the Games do come to our shores in 2015, sportsmanship is placed a couple of rungs above the burning ambition to win. Organisational integrity cannot be compromised.



Shamir Osman is a senior reporter at Today.

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This post has been edited by Icahn: Nov 11 2011, 06:44 PM

I think, theres no wrong at schedule. Malaysia hav a chance to beat Indonesia lah.. since, MY hav 4days to rest before meet Indonesia on last match, while indo only hav 2days after meet thailand.

Singapore hav 4days as well before they meet thailand.

All teams got 4 days to rest. even for cambodia oso

This post has been edited by lezciel: Nov 11 2011, 06:58 PM

Mahali is a Right Midfielder / winger when he was at Sekolah Projek Seksyen 11, Shah Alam.

thats y he loves to gentel and lari ke depan.

is singapore out edi?

vs thai sure very hard for them i think (well for most of the team of course)

post kt football lounge mmg x kira kan?