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Showing posts with label Players. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Players. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
Thursday, 26 June 2014
It's a Boy!
Congratulations to Bah Mamadou on the arrival of his new son!
May your new baby boy's cheerful coos and happy laughter emanate from every room of your lovely home!
Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Thursday, 19 June 2014
Training Time
Photo Credit: Woodlands Wellington FC
The team training hard at Woodlands Stadium.
WWFC Prime League Boys Reaching Out [19/06/2014]
Photo Courtesy: Woodlands Wellington FC
Yesterday ,our Prime League boys went round the neighbourhood area near the stadium ~ block to block, floor to floor, door to door ~ reaching out to the community to gather support for the home match tonight.
Well done boys!
Sunday, 27 April 2014
Saturday, 12 April 2014
WWFC Prime League Boys Reaching Out [12/04/2014]
Today,our Prime League boys went round the neighbourhood area near the stadium ~ block to block, floor to floor, door to door ~ reaching out to the community to gather support for the home match tomorrow.
Well done boys!
Saturday, 15 March 2014
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Goal Singapore Football Awards: Public Voting Results
Round 1 of the Goal Singapore Football Awards voting process ended on Sunday night with 5 nominees eliminated and the winners awarded two votes in the final round.
The five winners of the public votes have now been decided and all five nominees will be handed a bye to the final round of voting.
Sunday, 1 December 2013
Goal Singapore Football Awards: Team Of The Year
Congratulations to Moon Soon-Ho & Chang Jo-Yoon for being part of the team!
Milestone Award: Yazid Yasin
The Woodlands Wellington goalkeeper hit his 400th S.League appearance to mark an incredible achievement in 2013 and is the only player to have played in every season so far.
The Milestone Award, which is part of the first-ever Goal Singapore Football Awards, aims to give special recognition to one individual or organisation who is deemed to have made a significant achievement or contributed greatly to the cause of Singapore football.
There is no denying that the first winner of the award, chosen by the Goal Singapore team, fully deserves it - and he is none other than goalkeeper Yazid Yasin.
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
WWFC's Retain-List For The S.League 2014 Season
Woodlands Wellington had confirmed its retain-list for the S.League 2014 season.
1. Ahmadulhaq Che Omar (GK)
2. Yazid Yasin (GK)
3. Rosman Sulaiman (DF)
4. Shahril Alias (DF)
5. Atsushi Shimono (MF)
6. Armanizam Dolah (MF)
7. Farouq Farkhan (MF)
8. Goh Swee Swee (FW)
9. Chang Jo Yoon (FW)
10. Moon Soonho (FW)
11. Fadhil Noh (FW)
Saturday, 23 November 2013
Those Good Old Days! [2006]
It's time to stroll down Memory Lane once again with this 2006 photo ~ players and supporters. Let's see how many familiar faces you are able to spot.
[Photo Courtesy: Hussain Razzak]
Thursday, 21 November 2013
Chang: I really want to win Foreign Player of the Year
Chang Jo Yoon is keen on winning the accolade in the first ever Goal Singapore Football Awards after an exceptional season with Woodlands Wellington.
The Woodlands striker has had a superb season.
The race for Goal Singapore’s Foreign Player of the Year is heating up, with Woodlands Wellington striker Chang Jo Yoon declaring his desire to win the coveted award.
Saturday, 5 October 2013
Moon Soon-Ho: The Sartorialist
I knew I wanted to be a footballer...
When I was 10 years old. My elementary school did not have a football team. I joined an ad hoc team my school put together for a friendly match with another school.
The football coach from the other school then offered me a place in that school so that I could join their football team.
My father did not give his permission at first. He had played for his school's football team in his youth and felt football would be too time-consuming and would affect my schoolwork.
I kept asking my father to let me switch schools until he finally gave in. I turned professional at 22 after graduating from university.
A turning point in my career was...
In 2011, when I was offered a contract by Woodlands Wellington. In late 2010, I had decided to quit football and left (South Korean football club) Cheonan City although it had offered me a new contract.
I was 29 then and the oldest player in Cheonan City. I decided to switch careers to try coaching.
In early 2011, I came to Singapore for a holiday to visit friends and went to watch an S-League match between Geylang United (former name of Geylang International) and Woodlands Wellington at Woodlands Stadium.
Watching that match made me frustrated to simply be a spectator.
I kept thinking of what I would do if I were playing and rekindled the desire to play football again. A friend then introduced me to an agent who approached Woodlands Wellington.
The club has given me many opportunities and being with Woodlands Wellington has been the best time of my life.
Since 2011, I have played better than before and I am in top form now.
My secret "obsession" is...
My hair. I am very particular about my hairstyle. I believe that it affects my playing.
I have always liked to keep my hair long. Last month, after cutting my hair short, I scored a hat-trick the next day in a match with Courts Young Lions.
So I think I will keep this short hairstyle for now.
Another quirk I have is keeping two hairbands - one for training and one for matches. If I lose a match, I throw away the hairband I wore during that match and buy a new one. I've had this habit since I was 24.
My idea of food heaven and hell...
In Singapore, my favourite food is chilli crab.
I won't eat coriander.
My dream girl is...
Someone who can understand me and is on the same wavelength. Looks are important to me too. I like long hair, big eyes and a nice smile.
[From The New Paper, Tuesday, Aug 27, 2013]
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