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Photo-Slideshow from the match against Civilian Mindef
Match Day 1 of 3
Match day! The skies are gloomy and it looks like it’s going to start pouring any second. This doesn’t cause concern to team Flyboys. The fact that they don’t know if anyone is bringing drinks, does. MINDEF Civilians, the opponents for today show up in their fancy blue kits and look like they know what they’re doing. No matter, Flyboys have a pretty good idea how to go about this game too especially in their newly printed yellow kit.
Uncharacteristically Flyboys, the team rocks up just in time for kick-off. The players suit up with minimal limbering up, looks to be an exciting match.
Formation 1st Half
Goalkeeper: ZulAfiq (29)
Defence: Hj Effendy (18) and Nazrul (3) playing in the centre. Hendra (28) and Julian (4) plying their trade in the left and right back positions respectively.
Midfield: Jerry (25) and Azman (14) looking to make their presence felt in the middle. Young Hayden Bradley finds himself on the left wing and Wazien on the right.
Striker: Dzulfadli (10) and Amir (7) look to score plentiful goals.
It Begins
Flyboys have kickoff and straight off the bat begin a series of short passes between players, making the opposition team run in circles chasing after the ball.
The wingers, Hayden and Wazien are giving the opposition fullbacks a tough time with their penetrating run. The opposition made to go under more pressure when the attacks were bolstered by the Flyboys full backs rushing up the pitch in hopes of scoring.
10 minutes:
Very early in the game, Wazien finds himself put through on goal and he out sprints his marker to the ball. Just as he makes contact with the ball, the defender tackles from behind. He ended up sweeping Wazien off his feet, falling awkwardly and hurting his shoulder. While this is all happening, the ball flies goal bound and looks to be a pretty decent shot. The goalkeeper is forced to parry the ball away but unfortunately no Flyboys player was able to slot home the loose ball. Wazien writhes in pain before being assisted off the field for medical attention (ice from the cool box). Flyboys, no stranger to injury woes, quickly regroup by putting on Allan Bradley (22) to replace Wazien. Left footed Allan slots into the left wing position and Hayden switches to the right.
15 minutes:
At this point, it’s all Flyboys. The opposition team is barely able to make a substantive play. Julian receives the ball from Zulafiq from a goal kick and runs with the ball down the line, the Flyboys predatory natured strikers angle their bodies in anticipation of a long ball to run onto. Julian releases a diagonal long ball which falls straight into the path of striker Dzulfadli who manages to take it mid stride and make his way towards goal with the defenders hot on his heels. Dzulfadli pulls the trigger and feelings of joy momentarily flood through Flyboys hearts, only to be replaced with disappointment when the ball didn’t find the back of the net. No matter, with the amount of possession seen over the past quarter of an hour, more chances are sure to come!
20 minutes:
The performance of Hafiizh and Jerry in the centre of the park last week was quickly overshadowed when looking at the performance put up by the Jerry and Azman pairing. They quash opposition midfield plays with ease whether it be in the air or on the ground. With the ball, they tiptoe past opposing players with what some might even call ballet like grace.
Around this 20 minutes mark; Allan receives the ball from Hendra and passes it first time over the heads of the opposing defenders. Dzulfadli takes off at full sprint after the ball and manages to get control of the ball just outside of the penalty box. At this point the defenders have caught up and look to crowd Dzulfadli into making a mistake. He dribbles the ball deeper into the penalty box until he finds himself on the by-line with his path to goal blocked by a defender. Magically, he pulls a 180 degree turn with the ball which completely fools the defender who’s caught flat footed. Out of nothing, Dzulfadli crafted himself space just outside the 6-yard box, with time and space to shoot. At the same time, opportunist Amir comes rushing towards the penalty spot screaming for the ball to be squared. Dzulfadli, heeding his strikers’ instinct took a shot which sailed just agonizingly over the crossbar. Again MINDEF Civilians find themselves lucky not to be a goal behind.
28 minutes:
In another sequence of team passing, Flyboys were unfortunate to still find themselves not on the scoresheet. The move began from goalkeeper Zulafiq who passed it short to Hendra. Finding limited options ahead of him, Hendra turns and kicks the ball across the field to right back Julian. Turning with the ball, Julian quickly releases a low ball to the feet of striker Amir. Still feeling the effects of an injury sustained in a previous match, Amir opted to thread the ball through to midfield running machine Hayden before running into the penalty box. Hayden crosses the ball dangerously into enemy territory but is unable to connect with a team mate. However, he did manage to find Allan on the other side of the penalty box who had time to trap the ball and release another cross. In a feat of super athleticism Amir leaps high above all the defenders and connects with the ball but in true Flyboys fashion the ball sails over the crossbar for another miss.
30 minutes:
Midfielders Azman and Jerry are imposing themselves effectively in the centre of the park, looking quite organised when they take turns bolstering the attack and venturing high up into the opposing half. In multiple occasions they find themselves taking shots from range, none however managed to put the goalkeeper under any real pressure.
Around 35 minutes, Azman runs onto a through ball leaving the opposition backline in his wake as they had stopped running thinking he was offside. Feelings of joy again re-emerge. Azman makes a beeline with the ball straight for goal, the goalkeeper makes a move forward but then steps back again as he finds himself in two-minds. Azman is now at point blank range and all the players are screaming at him to pull the trigger. Instead, he decides to go around the goalkeeper which he manages to do. What he didn’t expect was the goalkeeper to barge into his lower body disrupting his balance. With the balance and grace of a ballerina, he manages to stay on his feet with just the ball and the empty net in front of him. He swings his foot, but gravity and momentum finally catch up and he finds himself falling backwards as he does so. What resulted was a weak toe punt which was intercepted and cleared off the line by defender. Tears and frustration all around!
35 minutes:
Hayden was made to run his socks off down the right flank and towards the end of the half Simon (99) comes on to replace him. At this point Flyboys were cruising despite still being level. The situation seems ripe for complacency.
A clearance from the MINDEF Civilians backline sails over the Flyboys defenders who give chase with the opposition strikers not too far behind. Julian, first onto the ball decides to pass the ball back to Zulafiq who looks ready and willing to take the ball under pressure. However, Julian kicks the ball with barely enough pace to make it all the way to the waiting goalkeeper and the distance gap makes it awkward for Zulafiq. The striker comes rushing in and Zulafiq clears the ball straight into his shins which bounces it forward right into the strikers’ path but by some measure of good luck he managed to miss the open goal. A collective sigh of relief ensues.
HALF TIME
Formation 2nd Half
Goalkeeper: ZulAfiq (29)
Defence: A slight change in the middle with Azmi (30) and Nazrul (3). Julian (4) and Hendra (28) remain in their same positions
Midfield: Hj Effendy (18) looks to shine with Jerry (25) in the middle of the park with Zainul (6) and Hock on their left and right respectively
Striker: Simon (99) and Sofian (23) look to break the deadlock
To victory!
Sofian makes an unexpected appearance, refusing to bow down to an injury picked up from the previous game. His shiny new white boots serves as a contributing factor to this. The game kicks off again much like the first half except this time the MINDEF Civillian players are marking much more closely, not letting the Flyboys players maraud about the pitch as they did in the first half. This doesn’t seem to affect Flyboys much and they still control the flow of the game.
Flyboys continue to push forward looking for the ever elusive goal. Sofian, Zainul and Simon finding good space but still unable to make the killer blow. The midfield pairing of Jerry and Hj Effendy is doing well, easily dissecting the opposition formation. However, lacking runners in the wider positions they were forced to run further into opposition territory with the ball.
GOAL! Flyboys 1 – 0 MINDEF Civilians
Halfway through the second half, Hj Effendy who incidentally is also rocking a brand spanking new pair of boots slots a through ball to forward rushing midfielder Jerry who finds himself all alone with just the ball, the goalkeeper and the net behind him up ahead; all too familiar circumstances. The opposition goalkeeper rushes out early and slides into Jerry as he’s about to pull the trigger. The two players collide with a great big bang and the ball trickles harmlessly towards goal. From nowhere, right winger Hock swoops down onto the loose ball and coolly slots home. The players are ecstatic and the fans are close to going berserk. Post game Hock even wants to make a t-shirt with “Wow!” printed on the front.
A string of substitutions follows. Sofian bows out due to his injury and Dzulfadli returns to the field as striker. Hock, feeling good about himself opts to take a rest and Roslie makes his debut game for Flyboys. Roslie slots into the right back position and Julian pushes up ahead of him in the right wing position.
Jerry struggling after picking up a slight injury from his run in with the goalkeeper limps out to be replaced by Ismail (12). Amir comes back on to replace Zainul and Simon gets substituted by Azman.
Flyboys look a rejuvenated team and spirits are flying high. Until...
GOAL! Flyboys 1 – 1 MINDEF Civilians
Desperate to look for an equaliser, the opposition midfield once again hoof a ball straight up the middle of the pitch. The ball looks decidedly unthreatening, until the centre-backs still find themselves at full sprint with their own goal fast approaching and 2 strikers nipping at their heels. Centre-back Nasrul makes the decision to go into a slide to pass the ball back to goalkeeper Zulafiq. A misunderstanding ensues and Zulafiq picks the ball up, to which referee Roslan stops play for an indirect free kick.
No worries. Easy way to overcome an indirect free kick in your own penalty box: line up all the players on the goal line and hope that somehow there’s enough mass to stop the ball from going in. Unfortunately this method was proven ineffective as the MINDEF Civilians player manages to slip the ball through the human barricade.
The comeback:
Soon after goalkeeper Zulafiq, having other commitments is substituted by running machine Hayden. Flyboys are pushing for that winning goal. The midfielders make use of Julian and make him run down the right flank into space, however his crosses frequently disappoint miserably and possession goes to waste.
On the left Ismail is making his trademark penetrating runs into space but to no avail. Azman and Hj Effendy rule the midfield; Azman fulfilling the holding role with Hj Effendy roaming around for space.
25 minutes:
A Flyboys player dribbles on the edge of the box (I don’t remember who it was, again) and gets mowed down by a tackled deemed illegal by referee Roslan. Hj Effendy, steps up to take the free kick from 25 metres. Anticipation is in the air. Flyboys players position themselves in front of goal both as distractions for opposing players as well as to sweep up any loose ball that might come their way. Hj Effendy winds up and sends in a curling right footed shot destined for the bottom right corner of the goal. Again, true to Flyboys fashion the ball barely misses its’ target by mere inches.
30 minutes:
Dzulfadli finds himself sprinting with the ball towards goal with the defenders left behind in his wake. The goalie moves forward to close the angle but he steps back again undecided putting himself in no-man’s land. Again; it’s just the ball, the goalie and the net ahead of the Flyboys striker. Dzulfadli adjusts his body orientation and takes a shot. Fans and players alike hold their collective breath. The ball soars high and wide and Dzulfadli falls to the ground pounding it with his fists in frustration.
Towards the end of the game the Flyboys attack is still unrelenting. Multiple corner kicks resulted in nothing more but goal kicks.
Last minute drama:
In the remaining few minutes of the half, an opposition outfield player finds himself sprinting down the Flyboys left flank before squaring the ball for his striker just inside the penalty box. The striker winds up and pulls the trigger. At this point if he scores, all would be lost but out of nowhere centre-back Azmi flies in and slide tackles the ball as it leaves the strikers boot, deflecting it out towards the corner flag. Hero! Even the striker concedes the awesomeness of the tackle.
Game Over
The sun has receded over the horizon and just before the call for prayers Roslan blows the final whistle, game over Flyboys 1 – 1 MINDEF Civilians.
Flyboys played well collectively, utilising the wingers and their abundant space and initiating moves from the defence. Unlucky goal to concede as the decision could have gone in either team’s direction. There were no foul throws for the first time which one would assume is thanks to the posted training video.
The defence was solid throughout, called into action sporadically but managing to come out on top on all occasions.
Tomorrow is match day 2 and tomorrow we will emerge victorious.
Ps: A big thank you to Zulafiq for providing the much needed drinks, Irwanizam (20) for being the designated photographer even though he had nice new shoes to play in too, Natasha for collecting the laundry money and Khalil for taking videos of our game while Sofian was on the pitch.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Photo-Slideshow from the match against BC-5
It begins:
Match day arrives with the sun shining and the field in pristine condition. Flyboys turn out in force and it looks to be the beginning of a good day. Charismatic manager/coach/player/legend Amir (7) missed his first match in months due to family commitments but this doesn’t curb the teams’ enthusiasm.
Pre-kick off whispers abound that BC-5 won’t have enough players for a match. Flyboys continue warming up with growing fear of an impending walkover. Just before kickoff, attendance wasn’t all in vain and BC-5 managed to get 11 players on field.
1st Half Formation:
Goalkeeper: Hj Suhaini (8) exchanged his striking boots to play in goal.
Defence: Nazrul (3) and Zulafiq (29) in the middle. Julian (4) and Hendra (28) were patrolling the right and left back positions respectively.
Midfield: central generals Aziri (25) and Hafizh (39). On the left was Hj Effendy (18) and Sofian (23) on the right.
Striker: Kenny (47) and Zainul were tasked with scoring goals.
Game on:
From the first blow of the whistle Flyboys imposed themselves with silky one touch passes amongst each other. It seems like long gone are the days when balls were just hoofed up the park in hopes one of our predatory strikers would latch onto them and score. Ten minutes into the half, right winger Sofian was forced to hobble off the pitch after an injury sustained to his ankle. Taking his place was Wazien who didn’t get to stretch himself out as he had arrived just shortly before. An early setback but Flyboys were not perturbed.
They dominated the midfield; exchanging cheeky short passes, dribbling past players, and releasing balls for the strikers. Evidently the matchup of Aziri and Hafizh brought out magic in the middle. Hj Effendy made multiple penetrating runs down the left flank but was unlucky not to find himself in a goal scoring position or one where he could release the killer pass. Wazien on the right was feeling the effects of no pregame stretching, experiencing muscle tightness early on but still managed to make his presence known attacking and defending.
Having controlled most of the possession during the first half, the Flyboys back line didn’t find themselves under any form of pressure and both fullbacks made overlapping runs to help out the attack. The rare occasions when the opposing team attacked, the backline was well disciplined to catch the opposing strikers offside. The defenders passed coolly amongst each other and at one point goalie Hj Suhaini joined in on the act and teased the striker by waiting for a loose ball to come tantalizingly close to being intercepted before passing it away.
GOAL! Flyboys 1 – 0 BC-5
25 minutes into the first half, the ball came out from defence to midfielder Hafizh. He turns with the ball and slots the ball coolly between two defenders for striker Kenny to run onto. Kenny sprints onto the ball, shields the defender away and takes a shot from outside the box which sails over the goalie into the back of the net. The goal seems to have just spurred the team on even more, the next few minutes seeing shots from the midfielders from all manner of angles but alas no goals...yet. Striker Zainul, in his debut game found himself in multiple shooting opportunities but was unlucky to find himself not on the scoresheet.
GOAL! Flyboys 1 – 1 BC-5
A few minutes before half time, tragedy strikes! A through ball from BC-5 down the Flyboys left flank leaves Hendra having to chase after the ball with the striker hot on his heels who manages to catch up and nick the ball away. The ball gets all the way into the penalty box and Hj Suhaini and Hendra look to sandwich the striker into giving up possession. By a combination of skill/luck the striker manages to shoot the ball from the by-line which hits either Hj Suhaini or Hendra and gives it vicious side spin albeit very little forward momentum. Centre-back Zulafiq made up the ground and was about to cover the near post but the sidespin fools him and the ball trickles agonizingly slow into the net. The whistle blows and Flyboys trudge back to the changing room (the bench by the side of the field) for the usual inspiring half-time talk.
2nd Half Formation:
Goalkeeper: Hj Suhaini swapped gloves with defender Zulafiq to play up front as striker.
Defence: Azman (14) and Azmi (30) took over in the middle with Zul Amali (26) as right back and Hendra as left back.
Midfield: Hock finds himself on the right flank. Dzulfadli (10) taking over the midfield general role. His partner being persons unknown as this reporter has forgotten. Sofian is back in the foray, taking up his position on the left flank.
Striker: Kenny and Hj Suhaini prowl the upper reaches of the field as strikers.
Game on:
GOAL! Flyboys 1 – 2 BC-5
BC-5 emerge into the second half a rejuvenated team, with a plethora of new players who effectively controlled the midfield and putting the Flyboys defence under pressure. 10 minutes into the half a BC-5 attacker finds himself on the edge of the Flyboys penalty box with a bit of space, he winds up and takes a shot which finds its way into Zulafiqs bottom left hand corner frustratingly close to his diving fingertips.
Bouncing back:
Flyboys are not discouraged and 5 minutes later, Kenny was released through to goal by persons unknown (my memory fails me) from a free kick which sails over the head of the last defender. Kenny controls the ball under pressure by the defender giving chase; confident, Kenny takes a shot from far out and the ball arcs beautifully goal bound. The fans are on their feet, the players are about to cheer, Kenny was probably thinking how he was going to celebrate...until the goalkeeper dashes all expectations by sticking a hand out to push the ball out of play for a corner. At this point right winger Hock comes out to be replaced by Julian and Sofian sustains another injury and is replaced by Nazrul who slotted into the central midfielder position.
GOAL! Flyboys 1 – 3 BC-5
20 minutes. The same BC-5 attacker who scored the second goal finds himself in the exact position he was when he scored earlier and takes the exact same shot. Zulafiq dives to cover the angle successfully, but by a stroke of bad luck the ball hits the bottom of the post bounces into Zulafiqs’ back and into the net. At this point there were murmurs that Amirs’ incessant screaming and ordering from the sidelines is sorely missed.
GOAL! Flyboys 2 – 3 BC-5
Flyboys press for another goal. Julian gives a low through ball to Hj Suhaini who latches on to it and squares it Dzulfadli. The move doesn’t result in a goal. In another attack soon after Wazien who was galloping down the left flank gets put through by Dzulfadli, through on goal he easily slotted it past the opposing goalie. The jubilant Flyboys feel the start of comeback is on the table!
GOAL! Flyboys 2 – 4 BC-5
5 minutes after the amazing teamwork goal from Flyboys, BC-5 attacked down the left flank. The attacker ran all the way into the left side of the penalty box and squared the ball to his striker. Zulafiq was in prime position to latch onto the ball but the ball bounced off his hand into the path of the onrushing striking striker who tapped the ball in.
The comeback:
Trailing 2 goals with the last vestiges of daylight disappearing and call for prayer beckons. Flyboys pressure BC-5 high up the field forcing them into a mistake. Their right full back passes the ball back to the goalie who tries to clear it first time but only succeeding it to kick it straight to Julian. Julian brings the ball down and takes a shot from just outside the penalty box, at this point I admit I was already thinking how to celebrate opening my account on the Flyboys score sheet but the goalie extinguished all my hopes and dreams after he stuck out his leg and the ball went out for a corner.
GOAL! Flyboys 2 – 5 BC-5
Feeling the pressure, the BC-5 defence started to make mistakes; fouling Dzulfadli twice just outside the penalty box as well as mowing down our tank of a midfielder Aziri in a similar position. Both were clearly unimpressed by the malicious tackling. Unfortunately Flyboys were not able to capitalise from the free kicks, coming frustratingly close on all three occasions. However, against the run of play, BC-5 managed to score another goal! A few minutes before full time a BC-5 striker finds himself in a shooting position, he takes a cracker of a shot which goalkeeper Zulafiq valiantly saves. However, the ball bounces forward and a BC-5 striker pounces on the loose ball and fires home.
End of:
Overall Flyboys performed well as a team, as usual not being able to capitalise on scoring chances but it’s not all about scoring goals is it? Who am I kidding, of course it is. However, the team still needlessly loses possession from foul throws. There have reportedly been whispers of introducing a fine on players who commit foul throws. Scary. Next game we shall emerge victorious!
Until we meet again next game. Quoting the not-so famous words of our usual match day reporter:
"Majulah Sukan, Brunei Yakin and Mission Possible!!! Apakan."
Ps: I apologise for inaccuracies with names, positions, exact run of play leading up to goals etc, my memory fails me.
- Authored by No. 4
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Scoreboard
First Half :
Miles Hambly(Zul-Afiq 25), Nasrul, Hj Effendy, Azmi, Julian, Aziri, Mahdini, Amir(Syazwi 12), Shukrimin, Kenny, Sofian.
Second Half:
Zul-Afiq(Suhaini 67), Nasrul, Azman, Zul-Amali(Shukrimin 68), Riduan, Eng Hock(Ismail 67), Abdul Aziim(Aziri 77), Hafizh, Suhaini(Kenny Lim 76), Dzulfadli, Simon Newn(Khalidkhan 60 & Julian 80).
FULL-TIME REPORT:
As we speak, snot is trickling down my left nostril due to my cold. But i will provide you all with a graphic match report like no other because i know you all wait in anticipation for my world-class plagiarized(pronounced pley-juh-rahyz) writing.
The game started with Flyboys Older team attacking in waves with a delightful Messi-like header from Amir(that would be me, the Angkat Bakul writer) after Sofian's left-footed delivery from the left wing. Unfortunately their keeper saved it and prevented Amir from introducing to the world his brand new goal celebration which he's carefully perfected and orchestrated whenever he takes his shower or when he flies on those long day-return Perth trips.
A few minutes later, Amir substituted himself with Syazwi after a pulling his left hamstring and he also sprained his left ankle. Boo-hoo. Okay back to the game.
Another pass from Mahdini released Sofian through the defence and he sidefooted a volley over the keeper but alas, it hit the crossbar. This was looking to be another one of those days when nothing can go right for Flyboys.
Okay, for those of you who've never met Mahdini, he's an Airbus captain who made his debut yesterday. His nickname is Gus and he enjoys taking long walks on the beach and his favourite ice-cream is Vanilla. So to get a free sector from the Gus-man, all you need to offer him is a nice Pure Vanilla drink from Coffee Bean at the Singapore terminal.
Syazwi had a good chance saved when he turned in the penalty box and unleashed a left-footed shot but the keeper parried it off for a corner. Julian and Shukrimin were combining well in the left side when they did a one-two and Julian ran through to try and score but again his finishing had much to be desired and the weak shot was saved by the goalie.
Against the run of play, STPRI Knights converted one of their few chances of the 1st half and their striker scored in the box and the tame shot went through the usually sticky hands of Miles.
FlyBoys 0 - STPRI Knights 1
But Flyboys knew they could play their way into the game and with the middle of the park controlled by Aziri and Mahdini, they continued to look for a goal and it came when Sofian's shot was saved by the keeper and the rebound was poached by that giant of a striker(literally), none other than Kenny 'The King' Lim.
FlyBoys 1 - STPRI Knights 1
STPRI Knights were't making any headway in the FlyBoys defence with Team Captain Effendy, Nasrul aka The Rock, Azmi and Juliana minding the back line. With 5 minutes to half-time, Who-Killed-Kenny made a powerful run from the midfield and ran past the last man and from an acute angle, he produced a powerful low shot into the back of the net. GOAAAAAAALLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The crowd went wild! Yes, all 14 of them; my boy Iman, the missus, Aainaa, Netty and Persian cat included.
FlyBoys 2 - STPRI Knights 1
The 2nd half introduced the Flyboys Younger team into action. The only player still on the pitch was Nasrul as he needed the exercise.
Again the half started well with Dzul and Suhaini combining well. Suhaini made an excellent run on the left side of midfield stretching the all-girl's school faculty defence. Shaolin soccer specialist, Simon Newn also played a part when he released a sublime pass on to the right side to the popular Eng Hock. The crowd chanted his name but STPRI's left-back forced the ball out for a throw-in.
With Ismail introduced as sub, he made some good runs down the right wing and Dzul also producing his usual predatory skills. Julian who came in late as a sub also tried to score but again, the crossbar prevented FlyBoys from extending the scoreline.
Kenny came in again as a sub to complete his hat-trick and he did get his chance but with only the keeper and defender to beat, he pulled his shot wide. No match-ball today but still well done Kenny! He's proven to us he's not just a hat-rack!
Hafizh(i think i'm spelling his name right this time) and Abdul Aziim were patrolling the midfield and combining well with the other players. Zul-Amali's play was growing in confidence when he made some dribbling moves to fool the STPRI's strikers. Those 17 hills serving him well.
Eventhough he's unfamiliar with the left-back position, Riduan played superbly and ran and ran and ran. Also playing well was Azman who is showing that he can also defend as well as pass.
GK Zul-afiq was doing nothing all day except when he had to leave to pick up his sibling and Suhaini took over the mantle as goalie. To date, we have no fixed goalie. We have Suhaini, Zul-Afiq, Hafizh, Irwanizam, Miles Hambly, Hj Effendy and of course, Yanni who can play in goal.
A truly versatile team!
Well done again FlyBoys and looking forward to playing with you all next week on Tuesday, 16th June 09. That is if i recover from my ankle and muscle injury.
Till then children, remember to brush your teeth, eat your greens, pay your phone bills and know that your Attitude = Altitude! Apakan.
- Amir, your man with the gas-guzzling minivan!
Sunday, May 31, 2009
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
Team Photo
Team photo before the match against DHS FCStanding from left to right:
Amir, Irwan, Haziman, Azman, Allan, Clem, Hj Suhaini, Kenny, Yanni and Aziri.
Sitting from left to right:
Nazrul, Effendy, Julian, Syazwi S, Hendra, Hayden, Azrol, Eng Hock and Sofian
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Actions from the match against DHS FC
Yanni in action
3 vs 1
Capt Hj Suhaini @ Daud seeking Clem's head
The ever fit Clem
Hard working defenders, Nazrul and Hendra
"Run boy!", shouted Allan to Hayden
Allan with the ball
Introducing Hayden Bradley
