BoLASEPaKO.com - A Blog on Singapore Football

Was at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday to see the Olympic qualifier between Singapore and Pakistan. Kudos to the visiting side as they shown courage and grit to overcome the one-goal deficit to beat their much-fancied opponents. Some footages from the match "All the Misses.." Khairul Amri's 57th minute to give us the lead The Pakistanis celebrated their well-earned victory (+some nasty comments from background)

Got some pictures taken during the Asean Football Championship. Here's one of the press boxs made available (The usual spot was occupied by the foreign media on the first day). The pitch was not in the best condition due to the heavy downpour during that particular period. (Picture above shot during the Singapore's opener against the Vietnamese.) Yours truly here, my old "Puma" scarf being place on top of my cap. My friends advised me from donning this madcap outfit but who cares, it's all about fun and enjoyment. The Post match press conference held in in the "Silver" Room at the National Stadium. TV cameramen, photographers and other media personnels jostled each other for the best position. Indonesia's (former now, as he was sacked) coach Peter Withe shared with his thoughts after his side drew one-all with Vietnam. Alfred Riedl, the Austrian coach of Vietnam viewed his concern on playing their last fixture on the artificial turf of the Jalan Besa

(image taken off TV) We did again.. All I can say is "DAMN YOU THOSE WHO SAID WE CAN'T MAKE IT AGAIN!!".. DAMN YOU FOR THE FACT THAT, YOU GUYS ONLY APPEARED WHEN THINGS ARE LOOKING GOOD AND STAY AWAY WHEN THINGS ARE BAD.. DAMN YOU FOR THE FACT THAT , YOU GUYS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF PATHETIC FOOLS BY NOT BELIEVE IN YOUR COUNTRY~~ ALL I CAN SAY IS - DAMN YOU LOTS.. DAMN YOU!!

Let's cast aside the external factors that clouded the match that will decided who will be the football kings of the Asean region. Isn't it sad to note that some selfish parties been making use of the game to hype up those unnecessary tensions between these countries, till recently been cordial and friendly. But let's not brood over it, as football suppose to be a game that unites all human mankind, not a tool to cause conflicts and frictions Took this video during the first-leg of the Asean Football Championship Final between us and the Thais. As a tribute to a ground that had been call the home of Singapore football, for the past 34 years.

27 th January 2007 - A day I would never forget to mark on my calendar. Not only because it's my younger sister's BIG day but also because it's also the day when the two of the deadliest footballing rivalries meet up to settle a long overdue score. Who could even forget the Dec 2002, when the Lions were humiliated in front of the packed Kallang Roar by the neighbours from across the Causeway!! Unfortunately, the agony is I am not able to be at Kallang for the showdown... Sad... :(