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Image from FAS website Which is why there are humps and restrictive strips along a straight road, this must be the logic, eh??

I guess some of you missed this Bishan encounter this afternoon (at the time of writing, it was still Saturday evening.). I don't really blame you for that as no one from the mainstream media was reporting it, so no one was aware of it (except those who got to know this match by word of mouth). Anyway, cut that crap and straight to the point. In an odd arrangement, the game was played in three halves with 30 minutes each (man, I didn't know that there is this kind of format!!). And the result was a much-improved Super Reds defeated the under-strength Home United, THREE goals to one. MATCH PICTURES The customary lining up and greetings prior the match... The coin-toss and handshakes... The Super Reds bench... The Home Utd bench... Peres De Oliveira, back at Bishan Stadium after a spell at Tampines, unleashed his trickery against the Koreans. Picture of the action taken from the stand. Caretaker coach (ironically former Protector as well) Jeon Kyeong Joon spent two months t

Image courtesy of FAS website It's just the beginning of the whole process. As always, let's not too carried away over the win against the Kuwaitis , thus lost our focus. Keep up the good work... Majulah Singapura ... Well done Guys!! (P.s: Many thanks to Ronin, for pointing out the mistake...)

It must be a struggle whenever I wanna mentioned something what you can do prior the match, within the stadium vicinity. You see, the problem arises from the collective town planning in the early days that the authority had "cloned" the "town center" similar to one another. In this entry, I went to catch Geylang played against Police SA yesterday, and at meantime take a look what Bedok have to offer (nothing much as far as I concerned...Sorry to you, Bedok residents :P). Click on the "Google Map" for a bigger picture HOW TO GET THERE... the bus interchange , well-connected around the island.. ..or the MRT (fairly accessible though) ..or you want to opt for this "premium" service - TAXI WHAT TO SEE... The hawker center, which is located beside the bus interchange, is always packed with people eager to fill up their stomach. If time allow.. give a try to sample the "Mee Rebus" by this stall named "Inspirasi". Like any heart