Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Ashley Cole's Defense Session: Nike Soccer
Peter realized a lifelong dream by meeting his idol Ashley Cole this week.
But there was serious work to be done. The England international gave Peter a demanding lesson in the art of defending to prepare him for The Chance Global Finals.
http://www.nikesoccer.com
But there was serious work to be done. The England international gave Peter a demanding lesson in the art of defending to prepare him for The Chance Global Finals.
http://www.nikesoccer.com
Attention!
We are opening booth at HB3 for new member registration. Do come and bring your friends register. There will be a contest and prizes waiting for you.
10 pairs of match tickets between Malaysia and Singapore tomorrow, 28th July at Stadium Bukit Jalil up for grabs by coming to our booth and register in our contest.
10 pairs of match tickets between Malaysia and Singapore tomorrow, 28th July at Stadium Bukit Jalil up for grabs by coming to our booth and register in our contest.
Saturday, 23 July 2011
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Sunday, 10 July 2011
Tickets!
The most anticipated football match of the year. The football rivalry between the two neighbouring countries has been going on since decades ago.
The newly crowned AFF Suzuki Champions Malaysia will be playing against three English Premier League teams before the qualifier. They will go against Arsenal FC on 13th July, Liverpool FC on 16th July and Chelsea FC on 21st July at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil. The 2nd round first leg will be at Stadium Jalan Besar Kallang on 23rd July while the 2nd leg will be at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil on 28th July.
2014 World Cup Qualifier Asia Zone
23rd July 2011 – Singapore vs. Malaysia at Stadium Jalan Besar, Kallang, Singapore
28th July 2011– Malaysia vs Singapore at Stadium Nasionak, Bukit Jalil, Malaysia
Below is the latest info on the Singapore ticketing info credits to http://sporefootball.blogspot.com
“Due to the heavy demand for tickets to this match, fans are advised to purchase their tickets early.
Match Details
Match : Singapore vs Malaysia
Date : Saturday 23 July 2011
Time : 7.30pm
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium
Ticketing Details
The details of ticket sales for the match are as follows:
Early Bird Special
In order to show appreciation to Singaporeans and permanent residents for their unwavering support for local football, only Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents will be entitled to purchase the early bird tickets. Each person is only entitled to purchase four tickets upon showing your NRIC card at the sales counter.
Date : Saturday 16 July 2011 and Sunday 17 July 2011
Time : 8am to 5pm
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium, South Gate
Price : S$15.00 (Grandstand), S$7.00 (Gallery) and $3.00 tickets for gallery seating only (Primary, Secondary, ITE, JC Students Only/ Senior Citizen 60 years old and above) *
*Students and Senior Citizens have to produce their concession passes at the sales counter.
**Pre- Match Sales (subject to ticket availability)
Date : Thursday 21 July 2011 and Friday 22 July 2011
Time : 12pm to 5pm
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium, South Gate
Price : S$18.00 (Grandstand), S$10.00 (Gallery) and $3.00 tickets for gallery seating only (Primary, Secondary, ITE, JC Students Only/ Senior Citizens 60 years old and above)
**Open to Public
***Match Day Sales (subject to ticket availability)
Date : Saturday 23 July 2011
Time : 5pm onwards
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium, South Gate
Price : S$18.00 (Grandstand), S$10.00 (Gallery) and $3.00 tickets for gallery seating only (Primary, Secondary, ITE, JC Students Only/ Senior Citizens 60 years old and above)
***Open to Public
Malaysian fans who wish to purchase tickets for this match are advised to approach the Football Association of Malaysia for ticketing details.”
Singapore Ticketing information credits to http://sporefootball.blogspot.com
There is also no information on the ticket details of Malaysia leg but Stadium Nasional has the capacity of 87,000 seats. Prepare for the roar of the Harimau Malaya fans as 80,000 fans expected to watch the second leg.
I will update this blogpost when there are details on the tickets. Please do plan and book your accommodations ahead if you are planning to travel to watch these two games. This is the match of the year for Singapore and Malaysia football fans.
MALAYSIA is currently ranked 144th in FIFA Ranking and SINGAPORE is currently ranked 155th in FIFA Ranking.
The newly crowned AFF Suzuki Champions Malaysia will be playing against three English Premier League teams before the qualifier. They will go against Arsenal FC on 13th July, Liverpool FC on 16th July and Chelsea FC on 21st July at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil. The 2nd round first leg will be at Stadium Jalan Besar Kallang on 23rd July while the 2nd leg will be at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil on 28th July.
2014 World Cup Qualifier Asia Zone
23rd July 2011 – Singapore vs. Malaysia at Stadium Jalan Besar, Kallang, Singapore
28th July 2011– Malaysia vs Singapore at Stadium Nasionak, Bukit Jalil, Malaysia
Below is the latest info on the Singapore ticketing info credits to http://sporefootball.blogspot.com
“Due to the heavy demand for tickets to this match, fans are advised to purchase their tickets early.
Match Details
Match : Singapore vs Malaysia
Date : Saturday 23 July 2011
Time : 7.30pm
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium
Ticketing Details
The details of ticket sales for the match are as follows:
Early Bird Special
In order to show appreciation to Singaporeans and permanent residents for their unwavering support for local football, only Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents will be entitled to purchase the early bird tickets. Each person is only entitled to purchase four tickets upon showing your NRIC card at the sales counter.
Date : Saturday 16 July 2011 and Sunday 17 July 2011
Time : 8am to 5pm
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium, South Gate
Price : S$15.00 (Grandstand), S$7.00 (Gallery) and $3.00 tickets for gallery seating only (Primary, Secondary, ITE, JC Students Only/ Senior Citizen 60 years old and above) *
*Students and Senior Citizens have to produce their concession passes at the sales counter.
**Pre- Match Sales (subject to ticket availability)
Date : Thursday 21 July 2011 and Friday 22 July 2011
Time : 12pm to 5pm
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium, South Gate
Price : S$18.00 (Grandstand), S$10.00 (Gallery) and $3.00 tickets for gallery seating only (Primary, Secondary, ITE, JC Students Only/ Senior Citizens 60 years old and above)
**Open to Public
***Match Day Sales (subject to ticket availability)
Date : Saturday 23 July 2011
Time : 5pm onwards
Venue : Jalan Besar Stadium, South Gate
Price : S$18.00 (Grandstand), S$10.00 (Gallery) and $3.00 tickets for gallery seating only (Primary, Secondary, ITE, JC Students Only/ Senior Citizens 60 years old and above)
***Open to Public
Malaysian fans who wish to purchase tickets for this match are advised to approach the Football Association of Malaysia for ticketing details.”
Singapore Ticketing information credits to http://sporefootball.blogspot.com
There is also no information on the ticket details of Malaysia leg but Stadium Nasional has the capacity of 87,000 seats. Prepare for the roar of the Harimau Malaya fans as 80,000 fans expected to watch the second leg.
I will update this blogpost when there are details on the tickets. Please do plan and book your accommodations ahead if you are planning to travel to watch these two games. This is the match of the year for Singapore and Malaysia football fans.
MALAYSIA is currently ranked 144th in FIFA Ranking and SINGAPORE is currently ranked 155th in FIFA Ranking.
MMU Steps Up to First Division of Football League
by Hefni Izzat and Willie Poh
As the champion of the Second Division after seven straight victories this season, Multimedia University's (MMU) football team secured itself a position in finals of the Minister of Higher Education Cup 2011 and a promotion to the First Division of the Institutes of Higher Learning Football League. (Officially known as the "Liga Bola Sepak IPT Piala Menteri Pengajian Tinggi".) The MMU team's straight wins saw them ending the season with a tally of 21 points. The Second Division runner-up who will also be promoted next year, University Malaya (UM), ended the season with 13 points after four wins, one draw and two losses.The MMU team scored the most goals in the Second Division with 25 goals and admitted the least goals at count of 8 with the highest goal difference of 17. Runner-up UM had 23 goals and 13 goal admissions, with 10 for goal difference.
In July 2011, the MMU and UM teams will join the top six teams from the First Division in the League finals, also known officially as the "Piala Menteri Pengajian Tinggi 2011." These teams are namely Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Shah Alam, Kolej Komuniti Kedah (KKK), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Universiti Tun Hussein Onn (UTHM), Politeknik Kota Bharu (PKB) and Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS). Held in the group league format, Group A will feature UiTM, UM, UTHM and UMS. Group B will feature KKK, MMU, UKM and PKB.
These 8 teams represent the best university teams in Malaysia out of 65 competing teams this year.
The current MMU starting eleven consists of the team Captain Mohamed Hassen, Mohd Adli Syahzmi, Mohd Zulfadli, Abu Bakar Sadiq, Mohd Luqman, Yeoh Wei Shin, Mohamad Mazwan, Hasnal Fahmy, Ali Mahmoud, Amares Singh, and Muhammad Rafiq. The team coah is Mr. Mohd Faizal Mohd So’od.
The League was originally launched in January 2010 by the Minister of Higher Education, Dato’ Seri Mohamed Khaled bin Nordin. During the League's first season, the 66 competing teams were divided into 8 zones in the qualifying rounds. Champions and runners-up of each zone competed in a 16 team final round. The finals determined the First and Second Divisions of this year. As the champion of the IPT zone in 2010, MMU's team made it to the finals and secured a position in the Second Division.
MMU and UM will be replacing the bottom two teams in the First Division next year. The teams relegated to the Second Division are Kolej Komuniti Pulau Pinang and UiTM Sarawak.
article from : mmu
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