not hougang meh?

Ok I just purchased my tickets for the Kelantan game. All I have to say is that, the turn out has been very encouraging. The queue was long, comparable to the ones for major national team matches. It took me an hour to get my hands on my precious tickets. All that waiting on a weekday afternoon!

Kelantan, the Lions will be waiting for you at Jalan Besar with a rocking full house.

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Added on January 6, 2012, 3:01 pmI saw the layout for the seating arrangement. The Away fans will sit opposite the grandstand nearer to the wall, the goalpost where Safi scored his first goal.

I reckon the capacity is anything in high hundreds but definitely lesser than a thousand.

This post has been edited by LionsXII: Jan 6 2012, 03:01 PM

http://jakartacasual.blogspot.com/2012/01/...need-apply.html

As I have mentioned in the other thread:

FAS has allocated fix number of tickets to all MSL sides for JBS matches, and fans are encouraged to buy/book their tickets through their respective FAs. Unless contracted by the FAs themselves, it is close to impossible to get the tickets from private arrangement such as tour agency.

The Singaporeans/PR Only rule is applicable to PRE-MATCH SALES, but not to MATCH DAY SALES. Depending on ticket availability, non-Singaporeans/PRs are allowed to purchase tickets on MATCH DAY (After 5PM) itself.

LionsXII DO NOT specifically deny Malaysian fans to support their teams. The above mentioned arrangement is done due to segregated seating and also to ensure locals get their fair share of tickets.

"FAS will liaise directly with the respective visiting teams and the fans of these visiting teams will purchase their tickets directly from their respective teams." FAS Website

This post has been edited by LionsXII: Jan 6 2012, 04:35 PM

Welcome ! away match in Singapore is a good excuse for me travel.. wohooo..

AWAY fans seat on top left, opposite the Grandstand, near the goalpost where Safi scored his first goal against Singapore.

Here's hoping for a lot TRW fan would be going for away match in SG, especially since our northern chapter is growing.

Do make your presence felt then. The average fan is looking forward to the big game against Selangor though.

Hoping they are showing this live. Would have loved to go but work comes first. Hope both can give each other a good fight. But anyhow Gomo Kelate Gomo!

This game is shown live in Singapore, I hope it will be broadcasted free-to-air in Malaysia as well.

I read from an FB source that, 5% of the total ticket sales will be handed over to Kelantan FA, which will amount to 400 tickets. To fans of other MSL clubs, I don't expect the allocation figure to change so expect this amount to be handed to you as well.

Is Agu going to be the mai striker? Hopefully he'll be consistent.

This post has been edited by visionary1993: Jan 7 2012, 04:39 PM

Seems like it, since there is no other fit senior striker. Agu if he is motivated and consistent, he is sure good. We'll just have to see how to observe his attitude in the first few matches. Hope he want success as much as the fans do.

Khairul Amri will play mainly as an impact sub in the intial stage, till he gains full match fitness. But I do hope he will be back sooner rather than later. IMO, he is the best forward we have, lightning fast and absolutely lethal when fit.





Notice to MSL fans, Media today have confirmed in black and white: Foreigners are allowed to purchase tickets on Matchday.

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The last two lucky ticket buyers got a surprise. Captain an vice captain Shahril and Hariss came out to thank them for their support.
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congrats for the sold out..... eventhough Singapore league hard to atract fans, Malaysia teams has to learn a lot from Singapore about effort and gimmicks to attract fan...

it consist of young lions player right?

Different kettle of fish.

Jalan Besar stadium is a very small one.

If Lions XII happens to play in a much bigger stadium like 20,000-30,000, it will struggle to fill to full capacity.

S-League is good, but how much rivalry can there be between neighbourhood? The lack of rivalry is the No 1 reason why the Singaporean league will never take off.

On the other hand, in MSL, everyone seems to up the ante when they play against the Lions. Neutrals and even rival fans can support a MSL side when that particular side plays the Lions, just to see us beaten!

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Added on January 8, 2012, 6:49 pmThat was the plan, but now is more of a U28 side than U23 side. But only 16 Internationals, majority still U23.

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Added on January 8, 2012, 6:50 pmI think LionsXII can match or even better the MSL's average attendance. What is it, 15K I believe?

This post has been edited by LionsXII: Jan 8 2012, 06:50 PM

i know....i just like the gimmick.... i think they are sweet...

This post has been edited by aressandro10: Jan 8 2012, 08:32 PM

Totally agree!

Kelantan v Singapore MSL 10 Jan 2012 match. Anybody bought tickets for that match? Think most of Singapore will be tuned in for the match. I hope Singapore wins against Kelantan. But than, as a Selangor guy and supporter, I hope Singapore wins against any other state sides except when it comes to Selangor. Selangor will as usual wipe Singapore out!

I think with the right advertisement and media, it will fill at least half of that number. And this is just a minimum estimation.
Anyway, only big big teams in the league manage to get full fan support. Look at Johor and Kelantan last season. The Kelantan fans turned up more than the home fans themselves.

pekejadahnye lu olang merehsia sapot singapore? singapore obsession?

This post has been edited by AKace: Jan 8 2012, 08:40 PM