BoLASEPaKO.com - A Blog on Singapore Football

Just have some fun with the "FEEDJIT" live traffic map. Been there on the right for quite some time and been wondering how reliable is this tracking device. Here's one (above) the Feedjt tracked down this visitor from Brunei... Here's another one from Jakarta.. P.S: I'm not meant to expose anybody's identity or location. If you felt that there's an inclusion of privacy here.. pls let me know as soon as possible and I will remove this post immediately. I would like to state that all these tracking was done so using the "FEEDJIT" software that is being made available to everybody on the net, thank you Although I really doubt how reliable is this tracking software, see where it found the ONE and ONLY spot from Singapore? At the road junction near Suntec City!!

"We beat a team with 4 foreigners!!" The star attraction of the night was, of course, Perak coach - Steve Darby. Every guy in the media loves him, no doubts about it. Whenever the former Home United coach graced any media conference, journalists are bound to be spoilt with choices of colorful quotes that are both eye-catching and at times incurred the wrath of the game authority of the land (eg: the “beep” test comments, remember? Ooops:P). Coach Darby shared with us his thoughts of their victory over SAFFC in his usual witty humour manner which on and off drawn laughters from the pack, whom many had known him pretty well. Memories with Coach Darby Snapped this picture with coach Darby (this is the 2nd time I took a picture with him), many thanks to Mr Ong JY for the shot Here's the one took in 2005 at Woodlands Stadium.

Sorry, I never meant to be rude but that summarized the thoughts after watching a cup tie featuring defending champions and reigning Cup holders SAFFC and minnows Balestier Khalsa at the Choa Chu Kang Stadium moments last night (as at the time of writing it was already past midnight.) The basic elements (eg: the pace, the aggression and etc) of that of a knock-out Cup game were not that at all.. In short, it was more a training drill for both sides.. Glad that the game finished with the Warriors proceed to the next stage within the regulated 90 minutes.. Thanks Goodness...

(P.S: I know it's nothing to do with Singapore football but the headline below just make me SICK!!!) picture from "mypaper" I certainly hope Lionel Messi would not become he was depicted in the picture above, as if he was tired and worn-out if the deal goes ahead to see him becoming the most expensive player in the history of football. I just think the whole thing is gettin' out of hand with the big money transfer is simply going bananas. No doubt, Messi is a talented player but why give him such a big burden being the world's most expensive player at such a young tender age? We seen so many players being brought by this tag eg: Denilson in 1998 Mr Abramovich, (whose picture from "wiki") you may have the money of the world but please don't destroy the game for the sake of getting success in the shortest space of time. Chelsea may appreciate what you done but there are even bigger number of there just dont feel the same way.

With Antony after the game at Bishan Stadium (many thanks to Mr Visakan Subramaniam for the shot) Met up with Mr Antony Sutton, the man behind the Jakarta Casual at the Bishan Stadium. This was Antony's second visit to the Bishan stadium in a space of a week and glad he enjoyed himself. It's nice and exciting to meet up with a fellow blogger who shares the same interest in blogging and football. Recently, Antony penned a well-written article (click on the link) on what he saw and observed about the locals' attitude towards the S.League Thanks Antony.. (P.S: Rest assured, what happened to Home United for the past two outings at Bishan were purely coincidence, Antony :P)