Cool atmosphere..Imagine if the National Stadium is ready...WOW...would have been even more amazing...Can't wait for Selangor vs Singapore...That's going to be an epic match , back to the old days..

If it was in national stadium will the current ticket arrangement still apply? Or anyone can buy before the match

No one really knows. But i think with a capacity above 40,000, its safe to say they will let tickets sell earlier. Anyway, its another 2 or more years till that happens. Till then, its historic Jalan Besar!
About the away tickets, i think The FAS didnt really know how to manage those tickets. Maklumla, new to these kinds of atmosphere.

On saturday we will face Kedah at Alor Sta'. Time to bounce back.

This post has been edited by visionary1993: Jan 11 2012, 08:13 AM

next KLFA...hope the lions can bounce back fast

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Jan 11 2012, 09:30 AM

No doubt you guys played really well. Former star like Indra Putra still pulling some weight even after the young Lions pancit. I really like how the midfield can control and pass the ball around intelligently.

And you guys know how close the fans are to the players at JBS? Words said on the field can be clearly heard and vice versa? I think that is gonna bring a new perspective to matchday experience. We heckled and insult the Kelantan players just waiting for a reaction

Bro, if Kelantan or any other Liga Super players gotten used to hurled mineral water bottles and the occasional firecrackers, heckling and insults are nothing to them

this is the part i envy the most about JBS....

i straigly fall in love with the view the first time i watched football there. we fans can go straight into players head.. true meaning of home advantage..

But there some design problem on the away stands. The fans will lose view of a portion of the field on the nearside touchline....

That's why in Malaysia we need to build football only stadiums, its a different kettle of fish..Just like in the EPL..When players take corners, throw in. the fans are just there..so you can imagine if its an away team(Probably also explains Malaysia's defeat to Singapore during the World Cup qualifying, the 12th man )

This post has been edited by yellownblack: Jan 11 2012, 02:26 PM

Haha, not to mention the railings are gonna block the first row spectators view!

But the design is due to the limited space la. Ground floor is the washrooms. If the stand are to be build from ground level, there are simply not enough space for other facilities because of a road behind.

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Added on January 11, 2012, 2:47 pmCheck out the King George's Stand, just behind the goalposts. Best seat in the house to mindfark the opposition goalie.

This post has been edited by LionsXII: Jan 11 2012, 02:47 PM

good to see singapore return in malaysian football scene, after few seasons. maybe brunei shud consider to re-enter our league too

too little contact. did izwan mahbud got yellow card? if not, i would say it was a pretty fair decision. if yes, that was harsh

This post has been edited by AKace: Jan 11 2012, 06:35 PM

I agree with this but, the security has to be tight. We do not want flares or mercun to hit the pitch.

LATW should sit at the stand behind the goalpost

Lions XII mentally and physically not up there yet.

Need more match time.

kelantan fans at jalan besar

Selangor vs Singapore = El Classico

it good to see singapore team in MSL.....it make me remember the 90' era when they was led by fandi ahmad n abbas saad...

True this, the Causeway Derby

I thot Causeway Derby = Johor vs Singapore?