Singapore football is now the worst in South East Asia

You wear your English team jerseys proud. Do you people actually see that we are now the worst footballing nation in South East Asia?

Just look at the statistics in the AFF Cup. Just one draw and two losses. How many goals we scored? Our own football is in deep trouble.

I am a Chelsea fan. Why? Because my favourite players in the world so happen to be in the team. Now how many? Hazard and? No more Lamps, Joe Cole, Makelele. I'm not proud of the team that much. So all these red jerseys around me are like circling a man who really, absolutely don't care about them at all.

Yes I like football but not love. I play occasionally. I wrote about it. I am thankful for the company and happy treatment of my football team. But I really, really don't care at all about these red jerseys who love me or hate me. There isn't even "love your enemies". Because I'm surrounded by red jerseys who wants to know about me but I don't care at all about them.

Who do I care about? Me. And a section of people who care about me too.

New phase of this blog

I am utilizing this blog more. There will be comments from me on this footballing world. This blog will no longer be just once a week coverage on our football games.

BVSS 5 November 2016

We must not disrespect the team in yellow. These middle-aged men had contributed so much to our nation. Its not their fault that age play a role. Uncle Ah San calling all his kakis to play with us is a welcoming idea.

Today the us in black won 8-1. It is not a fair reflection to the match. Three of their dangerous players were not available.

These are us who played

GK - Q-S
CD - Kang Xiang
CD - Shyong Ming
CD - Winston
CM - Eugene
CM - Alex
CM - Nicholas
CM - Wee Zheng
ST - Keith
ST - David
ST - Johan

I played as goalkeeper then I came out in the middle of the 2nd half. Kang Xiang was there always as a defender. Shyong Ming is a colossal rock in defence. Winston did brilliant too. Eugene does good. Alex with a masterclass of showing in midfield. David again maintaining his 1.5 goal record per match. Nicholas does well in midfield. Johan dribbling well in attack. Wee Zheng with simple passes. Keith is fast and a winger.

Goals were shared between Alex 3, Keith 2, David, Johan, Nicholas

MAN OF THE MATCH: ALEX TEO. HE PASSES, DRIBBLES, TACKLES, SCORES. CLOSE 2ND IS SHYONG MING. THOSE TACKLES PREVENT THEM FROM SCORING