Barcelona vs Real Madrid
27/10
Sunday
12am
Live on RCTI Indonesia
27/10
Sunday
12am
Live on RCTI Indonesia
2013年10月26日星期六
2013年10月9日星期三
本地即将迎来免费体育频道
本地即将迎来免费体育频道
星和新改版的超级体育竞技场（SuperSports Arena）频道，明天零时起播出，即使不是星和的付费电视用户，一般观众也能把电视调频至76.25 MHz收看。
这个免费的体育频道全天候播放节目，包括：本地及国际体育内容、与体育有关的娱乐节目，甚至可能包括美国职业篮球赛（NBA）的直播。但因版权限制，暂无法直接播出英超比赛。
这个体育频道每晚7时将播出30分钟的体育新闻节目，启播当晚登场的将是新加坡全国奥理会副主席黄思绵，以及新加坡12狮前主帅孙德兰慕迪的访问。
本地电视台曾在2000年推出“都市体育台”（SportsCity），但该频道在2002年停播，之后，新加坡有超过10年没有免费的体育频道。
星和昨天也与新加坡体育理事会签署3年的合作谅解备忘录，这意味着本地体育明星将来可通过这个频道，获得更多的曝光率。
～以上新闻转载自omy～
星和新改版的超级体育竞技场（SuperSports Arena）频道，明天零时起播出，即使不是星和的付费电视用户，一般观众也能把电视调频至76.25 MHz收看。
这个免费的体育频道全天候播放节目，包括：本地及国际体育内容、与体育有关的娱乐节目，甚至可能包括美国职业篮球赛（NBA）的直播。但因版权限制，暂无法直接播出英超比赛。
这个体育频道每晚7时将播出30分钟的体育新闻节目，启播当晚登场的将是新加坡全国奥理会副主席黄思绵，以及新加坡12狮前主帅孙德兰慕迪的访问。
本地电视台曾在2000年推出“都市体育台”（SportsCity），但该频道在2002年停播，之后，新加坡有超过10年没有免费的体育频道。
星和昨天也与新加坡体育理事会签署3年的合作谅解备忘录，这意味着本地体育明星将来可通过这个频道，获得更多的曝光率。
～以上新闻转载自omy～
2013年10月2日星期三
Alleged match-fixing ringleader to be held on detention order
Alleged match-fixing ringleader Dan Tan believed to be held on detention order
Dan Tan, the suspected ringleader of a football match-fixing syndicate, will not be getting out of jail anytime soon.
The 48-year-old Singaporean is believed to be among four alleged members of the syndicate who have been issued detention orders on Wednesday under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act, which allows for them to be held by the police without trial. A fifth suspect has been issued a police supervision order in lieu of prison detention.
All five were among 14 suspects arrested on suspicion of being part of a global football match-fixing operation, during a raid conducted by the police and anti-graft officers on Sept 17.
The Home Affairs Ministry, without naming the five, confirmed in a statement earlier that detention orders were issued to four persons and a police supervision order given to one. The ministry also said that the remaining nine suspects - believed to include Tan's wife from China - are being investigated for corruption and have been released on bail.
~News courtesy of Straits Times~
Dan Tan, the suspected ringleader of a football match-fixing syndicate, will not be getting out of jail anytime soon.
The 48-year-old Singaporean is believed to be among four alleged members of the syndicate who have been issued detention orders on Wednesday under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act, which allows for them to be held by the police without trial. A fifth suspect has been issued a police supervision order in lieu of prison detention.
All five were among 14 suspects arrested on suspicion of being part of a global football match-fixing operation, during a raid conducted by the police and anti-graft officers on Sept 17.
The Home Affairs Ministry, without naming the five, confirmed in a statement earlier that detention orders were issued to four persons and a police supervision order given to one. The ministry also said that the remaining nine suspects - believed to include Tan's wife from China - are being investigated for corruption and have been released on bail.
~News courtesy of Straits Times~
2013年9月29日星期日
Fandi wants to unearth the next ASEAN football star
Fandi wants to unearth the next ASEAN football star
Fresh from his recent stint as the head coach of Malaysian Super League side Johor Darul Takzim, Fandi Ahmad is now on a new quest.
The Singapore football legend wants to discover and develop the next footballing star of Southeast Asia and he wants to use his new academy - the F-17 Fandi Ahmad’s Academy of Football Excellence - to do so.
The 51-year-old Fandi unveiled his new football development project at a ceremony at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Saturday, which is a merger between the Fandi Ahmad Academy (FAA) and another football school, the Academy of Football Excellence.
The F-17 academy is open to kids as young as four, and will operate out of four locations - SAFRA Tampines, ITE College Central, Premier Pitch at Balestier Road, and Serangoon Gardens Secondary School.
Said Fandi: “The FAA has been successful in the last two years in proving our students’ football skills, and F-17 will continue to do so.
“We are also aiming to open more training centres around Singapore to improve accessibility to our training programmes.”
Apart from being a football school, the F-17 Academy also plans to develop promising talents who have the potential to go far and the right attitude into future stars.
These young footballers will be offered scholarships worth about S$10,000 each which will be used to sponsor overseas training stints for them, as well as other forms of support such as top coaching programmes, fitness trainers, sports nutritionists, physiotherapists, psychologists and counsellors, said Mizra Ismail, the director of F-17.
The Academy plans to offer up to 50-60 scholarships.
“Besides the scholarships, the main difference in F-17 is our integration with AFE, which will help us in our efforts to step up our talent-scouting, and push the good players up to our elite squad,” said Fandi.
The former Singapore skipper added that he plans to leverage on his experience and connections in Europe and other parts of the world to arrange overseas stints for the promising ones.
“Apart from Holland and Spain, I also have contacts in Chile and Argentina, and I will use them to arrange for trials and attachments. In fact, FC Groningen, the club I once played for in Holland, has already agreed to take some of my players under their wings for stints.”
When asked whether he would consider coaching overseas again, Fandi who has coached in Indonesia and Malaysia, said he is happy in Singapore and would like to stay put here for now.
“I have had some offers to coach Malaysia Super League teams, but I would like to stay in Singapore,” he said.
“I am happy with the work I am doing here now with F-17 and helping a lot of needy youths.”
~News courtesy of Channel Newsasia~
Fresh from his recent stint as the head coach of Malaysian Super League side Johor Darul Takzim, Fandi Ahmad is now on a new quest.
The Singapore football legend wants to discover and develop the next footballing star of Southeast Asia and he wants to use his new academy - the F-17 Fandi Ahmad’s Academy of Football Excellence - to do so.
The 51-year-old Fandi unveiled his new football development project at a ceremony at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Saturday, which is a merger between the Fandi Ahmad Academy (FAA) and another football school, the Academy of Football Excellence.
The F-17 academy is open to kids as young as four, and will operate out of four locations - SAFRA Tampines, ITE College Central, Premier Pitch at Balestier Road, and Serangoon Gardens Secondary School.
Said Fandi: “The FAA has been successful in the last two years in proving our students’ football skills, and F-17 will continue to do so.
“We are also aiming to open more training centres around Singapore to improve accessibility to our training programmes.”
Apart from being a football school, the F-17 Academy also plans to develop promising talents who have the potential to go far and the right attitude into future stars.
These young footballers will be offered scholarships worth about S$10,000 each which will be used to sponsor overseas training stints for them, as well as other forms of support such as top coaching programmes, fitness trainers, sports nutritionists, physiotherapists, psychologists and counsellors, said Mizra Ismail, the director of F-17.
The Academy plans to offer up to 50-60 scholarships.
“Besides the scholarships, the main difference in F-17 is our integration with AFE, which will help us in our efforts to step up our talent-scouting, and push the good players up to our elite squad,” said Fandi.
The former Singapore skipper added that he plans to leverage on his experience and connections in Europe and other parts of the world to arrange overseas stints for the promising ones.
“Apart from Holland and Spain, I also have contacts in Chile and Argentina, and I will use them to arrange for trials and attachments. In fact, FC Groningen, the club I once played for in Holland, has already agreed to take some of my players under their wings for stints.”
When asked whether he would consider coaching overseas again, Fandi who has coached in Indonesia and Malaysia, said he is happy in Singapore and would like to stay put here for now.
“I have had some offers to coach Malaysia Super League teams, but I would like to stay in Singapore,” he said.
“I am happy with the work I am doing here now with F-17 and helping a lot of needy youths.”
~News courtesy of Channel Newsasia~
2013年9月27日星期五
Malaysia Cup - Lions XII vs ATM
LionsXII - ATM FA
Malaysia Cup
Saturday, 28 Sep 2013, 7.45pm
Jalan Besar Stadium
Starhub Ch 201/112
Malaysia Cup
Saturday, 28 Sep 2013, 7.45pm
Jalan Besar Stadium
Starhub Ch 201/112
2013年8月29日星期四
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