Singapore-based football events manager Rasvinder Singh pays tribute to Serbegeth Singh, who passed away recently.
Tag: football
‘FAM must explain how it will use RM10m govt money’
A veteran sports administrator has called for clarity after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announces RM10 million allocation to the FA of Malaysia for football development. The announcement comes amidst an uncertain economy and the lack of funding for elite athletes ahead of major events this year.
Farewell, Shebby. We will miss you dearly
Twentytwo13 editor Haresh Deol is going to miss his conversations with former footballer Serbegeth Singh. He is going to miss his emails to Twentytwo13 and miss reading his articles. Serbegeth, thank you for believing in us. We, at Twentytwo13, love you, and will miss you dearly.
Chance for Rangnick to show his worth
Ralf Rangnick was supposed to be Manchester United’s saviour following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but results have remained indifferent, and there is a threat of a player revolt. He can use the FA Cup to stamp his mark.
Tan Cheng Hoe: Malaysia didn’t have strength to go to AFF Cup final
After stepping down as national football coach, Tan Cheng Hoe admits he was not consulted over the FA of Malaysia’s projection that Malaysia will qualify for the Asean Football Federation Cup final. He shares with Twentytwo13 about his departure from the national stable.
It’s a three-horse title race but Covid-19 may spring surprise, says football pundit Bob Holmes
Football pundit and author Bob Holmes shares his thoughts on VAR (video assistant referee), Ralf Rangnick, Antonio Conte and the English Premier League title race.
Afiq Fazail’s form, consistency make him my Malaysian player of the season
A quiet, unassuming central midfielder, Johor Darul Ta’zim’s Afiq Fazail makes footballers around him better, writes former international Serbegeth Singh.
Chance for Manchester City to pull away in points hunt against wounded Foxes
League leader Manchester City can pull clear in the English Premier League with Liverpool not in action this weekend.
Malaysian football can be described in one word, but ‘fantastic’ is not it
We can’t even call Malaysia’s premature exit from the AFF Cup as an “end of an era” when there was no beginning of an era in the first place, writes former international, Serbegeth Singh.
The great Malaysian football conundrum – poor ROI despite millions spent
Football is said to be the number one sport in Malaysia, yet the attention given to it, and the achievements have been less than desirable.
Chelsea stutters, City leads as Covid-19 wreaks havoc
Manchester City sits atop the English Premier League after demolishing Leeds 7-0 in midweek, with Covid-19 wreaking havoc, as only five games will be played this weekend. Liverpool nails records of sorts after defeating Newcastle 3-1 this morning.
Daunting task for Malaysia in do-or-die AFF Cup match against Indonesia this Sunday
Questions are being raised over Guilherme De Paula and talks of meddling in selection of players bubble to the surface as Malaysia faces daunting do-or-die match against Indonesia in AFF Cup, writes Singapore-based football events manager, Rasvinder Singh.
Last Christmas for Benitez, Rodgers?
Former Liverpool managers Rafael Benitez and Brendan Rodgers face the axe after a poor run of form going into the latest round of English Premier League matches, while Ralf Rangnick has received a work permit to coach Manchester United.