Football might be among the last things in people’s thoughts when it comes to assessing the impact from Thailand’s worst flooding in years but the damage it caused to the sport could be as severe as the economic loss. November is the most important month for Thailand as their footballers have two major assignments –…
JAKARTA (4 Nov 2011) – Whatever the apprehension or the misgivings, there is no doubt that as far as the Cambodian equation is concerned, the onus is on national chief coach Lee Tae Hoon to deliver the right formula. Cambodia could not have asked for a worst position to be in than to be placed…
JAKARTA (4 Nov 2011) – If there is anything which is certain after the match day in Group B of the men’s football event last night, it is that teams would do well not to underestimate Myanmar. The 2007 finalists showed that they can still be competitive with a man short when they beat Laos…
JAKARTA (4 Nov 2011) – The Philippines might have lost to Vietnam last night but there was no doubt who was the star of the show – and he is none other than custodian Roland Muller. The Germany-based Muller, made a string of excellent saves including several point blank shots and one-to-one situations against Vietnam…
JAKARTA (4 Oct 2011) – Defending champions Malaysia will begin their campaign at the SEA Games this week without the offensive capabilities of both Gary Steven Robbat and Wan Zack Wan Zack Haikal Wan Noor. Both players are injured which left chef coach Ong Kim Swee with little choice but to leave out the duo…
JAKARTA (3 Nov 2011) – Defender Win Aung Kyaw certainly did not expect such a finish. But in the end, all the hard work and discipline paid off on the night when his strike at the tail end of the second half gave ten man Myanmar a well-deserved 3-2 win over Laos in the second…