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Shamir Osman

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BRAINS TRUST: Football Association of Singapore (FAS) president Zainudin Nordin (left) and vice-president Bernard Tan speak to the press after the FAS AGM at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sept 24. 

Singapore Football

FAS calls for Nov 7 EOGM, some affiliates unhappy

DIFFERENT APPROACH: V Sundramoorthy (in black) has options on the bench and is expected to make changes to his starting 11 against Hong Kong on Tuesday.
Singapore Football

Sundram wants Lions to be flexible

GOING FORWARD: Faritz Hameed shows the attacking side of his game against Malaysia.
Singapore Football

Faritz's form augurs well for Lions

FIGHTING DISPLAY: Lions Khairul Amri (near left) and Faritz Hameed (right) giving the fans at the National Stadium much to cheer despite the 0-0 draw.
Team Singapore

Lions fire blanks but Sundram's satisfied

NO ADVANTAGE: Lions coach 
V Sundramoorthy does not think that the retirement of Malaysia's key players will boost Singapore's chances of winning tonight.
Singapore Football

Cautious coaches

Singapore Football

Malaysia not at their best

OH NO: Tampines' Sufian Anuar 
(on the ground), Jordan Webb 
(No. 11) and Hafiz Sujad (being held by DPMM's Wardun Yussof) rue a missed opportunity as DPMM's Brian McLean looks on.
Singapore Football

Tampines hand Albirex advantage in title race

Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Grace Fu.
Team Singapore

More corporate backing, please

STILL IN THE FIGHT: Tampines coach Akbar Nawas will not be rotating his squad until the S.League title is mathematically out of reach.

Football

Tampines won't surrender

Zulkiffli Hassim.
Football

Another ban for Balestier's Zulkiffli

PROTEST: Members of the Asian Football Confederation hold up 'NO' voting cards (above) during the AFC extraordinary congress in Goa yesterday.
Football

Asia's resounding No to Fifa

CELLAR DWELLERS: 
Khairul Amri and Co. have to win their remaining two matches to avoid a $50,000 penalty.
Singapore Football

Young Lions face $50,000 penalty

Maybe it’s over-confidence or underestimation, but the interest (in the constitutional amendments) could have been better measured... But we have learnt from this episode and we will further engage our members. — FAS president Zainudin Nordin (left, with FAS VP Bernard Tan)
Singapore Football

FAS constitutional amendments not tabled at AGM