Happy Halloween to All WWFC Players,Managment, Supporters, Friends & Visitors! It's time to unwind~!
Thursday, 31 October 2013
Thought For The Day
Thought of the Day from Hussian Bald ~ a veteran Ram Supporter ... ... ...
"Doesn't matter win lose or draw. The bottom line is, this club has made tremendous improvement in leaps and bound.
From 3 season wooden spoonists to top 6, Salim Moin has done a great job. That we have to credit the gaffer, the players and staffs.
At least we fans have something to cheer about, let alone our own local club.
I am proud of all those who support the Rams. Because if we dont, who will?
The fans from London? The fans from Merseyside? The fans from Anglian?
The PRC's? The Pinoys? Even tbey support their hometown teams with gutso.
If you don't bother about the local league, then be prepared to pay more for the euro league.....and by that time, I will be enjoying my rustic golf games in Bintan, Batam and across the Causeway.
Always remember passion is priceless. If you have that, nothing else matters."
Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Match Preview ~ S.League: Balestier Khalsa vs Woodlands Wellington FC [30/10/2013]
Top-three aspirants Balestier Khalsa and Woodlands Wellington go head to head with two games left in the season, with only goal difference separating them in the table.
Tigers captain Paul Cunningham stated after their last game that this match against the Rams would be a "six-pointer", and it's hard to argue otherwise. Anything less than three points for either side will see them drop out of the running to overhaul third-placed Albirex Niigata, although the Japanese team only need one more point to seal their position.
S. League Cup Final Round Match: Balestier Khalsa vs Woodlands Wellington FC
Calling all Woodlanders & S League Supporters,
It's match day this Wednesday!
Excitement awaits you at Toa Payoh Stadium on 30 October 2013 as the S. League match between Woodlands Wellington FC and Balestier Khalsa kick-off @ 7.30 pm.
FREE Bus service to Toa Payoh Stadium leaves at 6.30 PM SHARP from Woodlands Stadium, so please don't be late. You are encouraged to wear your Woodlands Away or Home jersey or any old RAMS jersey.
We need a large group of supporters to cheer for the Rams, the more the merrier!
Join us for an evening of fun & action...see ya!!!
Contenders For S. League Player Of The Year Award
Chang Jo Yoon ~ the contenders for S. League Player of the year award.
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Show That Linesman The Red Card Plzzzz!!!
The linesman in last night's game should be send to Mars with a one-way ticket!
Salim Moin: We were over-zealous and we were disorganised early in the match
Salim Moin, the Woodlands coach, blamed over-confidence and complacency for his team’s tardy start.
“We were over-zealous and we were disorganised early in the match,” he pointed out.
“There were some very fast moments from Albirex early on and I should say that we may have been caught flat-footed once or twice, but the linesman might have struggled in the same way a couple of times too.
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Match Preview ~ S. League: Albirex Niigata vs Woodlands Wellington [23/10/2013]
The Rams have no trouble finding the back of the net at all. Only Tampines outscore them in the league so far this season, with the deadly Korean pairing of Moon Soon Ho and Chang Jo Yoon together accounting for 25 of their 41 strikes.
That is an incredible record for the prolific and telepathic duo, who both struck in their last league game, a 2-2 draw against Tanjong Pagar. Chang now has eight goals from his last seven league outings, having struck in every one of those, and is arguably the league's hottest striker now.
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
S.League Team Of The Week - Round 24
The Goal Singapore team pick their best 11 from the past round of league action!
Congratulations to Chang Jo-Yoon and Moon Soon-Ho for being part of this team. Well done!
Monday, 21 October 2013
Ways To Use A Football Scarf
Hi All,
Just sharing a few ways to use a football scarf. Do you have any other ways of using it?
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Salim Moin Sees Red Over Jaguar’s Ahmad Latiff
Woodlands Wellington wasted the opportunity to go level on points with third place Home United in the first tier league table as they were held to a 2-2 draw by a defiant Tanjong Pagar who equalised each time the Rams took the lead.
The Rams coach Salim Moin believes that it was one of his usual turn-outs, where the result doesn’t match the team’s performance.
Woodlands Denied Victory by Defiant Jaguars
No soul left the Jalan Besar stadium in an estatical mood on Friday night as this season’s two surprise packages Woodlands Wellington and Tanjong Pagar United shared the spoils of an intriguing match which ended 2-2.
Despite having to wait for some time before settling into the game and allowing Tanjong Pagar to have their chances at goal, like Asraf Rashid’s long range driller which was punched away by Yazid Yasin, Woodlands were the ones who were put on the driving seat with already their first real opportunity in the 27th minute.
Saturday, 19 October 2013
“The overall performance, I was very satisfied with," Salim said
Both Tanjong Pagar United and Woodlands Wellington coaches had nothing much to complain about after their sides played out a thrilling 2-2 draw at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday evening.
“The overall performance, I was very satisfied with," Salim said.
"They played very well. They believe in themselves that they can climb very high [in the league] so it was awesome to see this character."
Jaguars Deny Rams Victory In Thriller
Woodlands Wellington and Tanjong Pagar United played out a pulsating 2-2 draw at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday evening in a goal fest for both the crowd and those watching on television back home.
The Jaguars had to fight back from a goal down twice to claim a hard-earned point as Woodlands' Korean duo Moon Soon-ho and Chang Jo Yoon ran riot to score a goal each.
Friday, 18 October 2013
Cancer Donation Appeal To Help Francis Thomas
Francis Thomas is a football-goalkeeping name you’ll remember. A humble soft-spoken goalkeeper, who played pro football for Home United in the 2000 year.
He came to Singapore 27 years ago from Penang and was a popular name in Singapore footballing circles. After his playing era in the No 1 jersey, he went on to coach Home United, Hougang United, Singapore Cricket Club NFL Team and at the International Soccer Academy.
In a nutshell, he’s a true-blue footballer.
But today, he needs your help as he’s fighting for his life, bed-ridden in a serious state of cancer, at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital in Yishun: Ward B96 Bed 9.
The family is struggling to pay the medical bills. His homemaker-wife, Sobrielo Olga Mary, is appealing for humble donations. Your small contributions will be much appreciated.
Two fund-raisers have been arranged: Next Sunday (Oct 27 from 3.00pm to 7.00pm) at Turf City a football match at $500 per team. The following Tuesday (Oct 29 at 7.00pm), a fund-raiser dinner at $50 per head at Singapore Indian Association, Balestier Road.
Kindly offer a helping hand by contacting Mr Ravi Krishnan (mobile: 98522775 for the Oct 29 dinner) & Mr Ismail (mobile: 96307552) for the Oct 27 friendly match.
You may also send a cheque, payable to Francis Thomas, to Block 620, #03-3204, Yishun Ring Road, Singapore 760620.
This is WWFC NOT WWF!
Hello Brother,
You got see wrongly or not . This is WWFC = Woodlands Wellington FC, not WWF = World Wrestling Federation leh.
Huh? Nothing wrong with your eyes arh? Then why were doing the body slam just now leh?
What? An accident arh? But you sat on our player for so long leh...I thought your next move was to twist his leg or something like that.
What? An accident arh? But you sat on our player for so long leh...I thought your next move was to twist his leg or something like that.
Ooi, want to wrestle, go somewhere else with a ring...not on the pitch. How about have a taste of it...let me...Fat Auntie sit on you lah! I can fight like Chyna too!
Match Preview ~ S. League: Woodlands Wellington VS Tanjong Pagar United [18/10/2013]
With only two points separating them from fourth-placed Woodlands Wellington, sixth-placed Tanjong Pagar United will surely be hoping to leapfrog their opponents with victory when Round 24 of the S.League resumes.
To be played at the home of Singapore football, this live television broadcast promises to be an intriguing affair as both teams continue their quest for a top-three finish.
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
Canberra CC Open House
WWFC participation in Canberra CC open house on 8 Sept 2013 was published in their monthly newsletter.
A WWFC jersey was also presented to Dr Lim Wee Kiat PBM, Advisor for Canberra division.
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Don't Forget Your Little Sheep Cap!
Hi Brothers & Sisters,
Just a gentle reminder: For those of you who have the Sheep Cap, pls bring it along to JBS this Friday [18/10/2013].
You are encouraged to wear it during the game & pls join in the FUN!!!
S. League Cup Final Round Match: Woodlands Wellington FC vs Tanjong Pagar Utd FC
Calling all Woodlanders & S League Supporters,
It's match day this Friday!
Excitement awaits you at Jalan Besar Stadium on 18 October 2013 as the S. League 'LIVE' match between Woodlands Wellington FC and Tanjong Pagar Utd FC kick-off @ 7.30 pm.
FREE Bus service to Jalan Besar Stadium leaves at 6 PM SHARP from Woodlands Stadium, so please don't be late. Lucky draw with great prizes to be given away.
We need a large group of supporters to cheer for the Rams, the more the merrier!
Join us for an evening of fun & action...see ya!!!
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