Haron - 96
Robin - 69
Blackburn - 59
Sebastian - 41
Jeffrey Neo - 40
Hee - 40
Tjioe - 30
Kiat - 23
David (father of Marco Mak) - 22
Jiongjiong (ex-player) - 21
Jesmond (ex-player) - 19
Toh - 18
Khim - 17
Tong - 13
Hock - 12
Hwee - 11
Alvin - 11
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Headliner of the Week
Headliner 1: "ARFC laboured to victory over winless Serangoon Uncle FC"
Headliner 2: "Elvis scores only his 3rd goal in his illustrious ARFC career"
Headliner 3: "Hungry ARFC scoring legend Haron notches up his 95th and 96th goal for ARFC"
Headliner 4: "Sublime Khim turns in another 7-star mind-blowing performance"
Headliner 5: "ARFC leaped to top of Classiq League"
Headliner 2: "Elvis scores only his 3rd goal in his illustrious ARFC career"
Headliner 3: "Hungry ARFC scoring legend Haron notches up his 95th and 96th goal for ARFC"
Headliner 4: "Sublime Khim turns in another 7-star mind-blowing performance"
Headliner 5: "ARFC leaped to top of Classiq League"
ARFC laboured to a 5-3 victory against Serangoon Uncle FC
In a match played under the capacity crowd of 77,777 at ITE Stadia, ARFC laboured to a 5-3 victory over the winless Serangoon Uncle FC.
Due to lack of GK, quick-silver Derrick volunteered to be in goal. In defence, the 4 stalwarts remained, astute-reading Elvis, Towering Toh, Bernard and Huiming. In midfield, Sebastiano and Kiat Gulam guard the centre to be flanked by sublime Khim and WO Neo. Up front, powerful Alvin partnered Speedy Hee who returned after missing last week's macth due to his negotiations with all the IMF protesters. ARFC scoring legend Haron, still-injured and unpredictible Blackburn and later, Jinzhong, were the subs.
The match was only 7 mins old when Sebastiano hit a measured diagonal long ball into the path of the onrushing sublime Khim who side-footed the ball home for a 1-0 lead.
7 mins later, off a through ball from sublime Khim to powerful Alvin, the latter was clumsily tripped by their defender and up stepped astute-reading Elvis to send the GK the wrong way with his penalty. This would be only Elvis' 3rd goal for ARFC. 2-0.
ARFC then squandered chances after chances and powerful Alvin was the chief culprit. WO Neo also missed an open goal (ala Bellamy's effort against Tottenham on Saturday).
Serangoon Uncle FC soon made ARFC paid for its watsefulness. In the 27th min, a horrendous mistake by Bernard resulted in them pulling a goal back.
Worse was to come 7 mins later. The opponent flighted the ball in from the free-kick and the enitre ARFC defence stood rooted. As a result, their player "stomached" the ball in for the equaliser. Half-time 2-2.
ARFC was booed off by their faithful fans at half-time which was a very rare ocurrence though it was well-deserved.
ARFC responded by bringing on ARFC scoring legend and quick-silver Derrick at right-mid. Just minutes later, both subs contributed to the 3rd goal. Quick-silver passed the ball to Haron who took a touch before letting fly a shot which screamed goal all the way. True enough, the ball flew right across the keeper into the top left-hand corner which prompted a "Mexican waves" around the stadia.
7 minutes, Serangoon Uncle FC equalised when their left-back took a shot that beat Jinzhong all the way. 3-3.
The experienced ARFC warriors then patiently carved out chances. In the 67th min, Sebastiano chipped the ball to sublime Khim who in turn touched on for Haron to side-foot home. 4-3. Wonderful technique!!!
7 mins later, WO Neo harassed the defender so much that the latter lost the ball to powerful Alvin who made up for his earlier misses by bringing the ball in and beating the keeper easily. 5-3.
In the post-match interview with Skysports, powerful Alvin apologised for his misses and vowed to do better in the next match.
Due to lack of GK, quick-silver Derrick volunteered to be in goal. In defence, the 4 stalwarts remained, astute-reading Elvis, Towering Toh, Bernard and Huiming. In midfield, Sebastiano and Kiat Gulam guard the centre to be flanked by sublime Khim and WO Neo. Up front, powerful Alvin partnered Speedy Hee who returned after missing last week's macth due to his negotiations with all the IMF protesters. ARFC scoring legend Haron, still-injured and unpredictible Blackburn and later, Jinzhong, were the subs.
The match was only 7 mins old when Sebastiano hit a measured diagonal long ball into the path of the onrushing sublime Khim who side-footed the ball home for a 1-0 lead.
7 mins later, off a through ball from sublime Khim to powerful Alvin, the latter was clumsily tripped by their defender and up stepped astute-reading Elvis to send the GK the wrong way with his penalty. This would be only Elvis' 3rd goal for ARFC. 2-0.
ARFC then squandered chances after chances and powerful Alvin was the chief culprit. WO Neo also missed an open goal (ala Bellamy's effort against Tottenham on Saturday).
Serangoon Uncle FC soon made ARFC paid for its watsefulness. In the 27th min, a horrendous mistake by Bernard resulted in them pulling a goal back.
Worse was to come 7 mins later. The opponent flighted the ball in from the free-kick and the enitre ARFC defence stood rooted. As a result, their player "stomached" the ball in for the equaliser. Half-time 2-2.
ARFC was booed off by their faithful fans at half-time which was a very rare ocurrence though it was well-deserved.
ARFC responded by bringing on ARFC scoring legend and quick-silver Derrick at right-mid. Just minutes later, both subs contributed to the 3rd goal. Quick-silver passed the ball to Haron who took a touch before letting fly a shot which screamed goal all the way. True enough, the ball flew right across the keeper into the top left-hand corner which prompted a "Mexican waves" around the stadia.
7 minutes, Serangoon Uncle FC equalised when their left-back took a shot that beat Jinzhong all the way. 3-3.
The experienced ARFC warriors then patiently carved out chances. In the 67th min, Sebastiano chipped the ball to sublime Khim who in turn touched on for Haron to side-foot home. 4-3. Wonderful technique!!!
7 mins later, WO Neo harassed the defender so much that the latter lost the ball to powerful Alvin who made up for his earlier misses by bringing the ball in and beating the keeper easily. 5-3.
In the post-match interview with Skysports, powerful Alvin apologised for his misses and vowed to do better in the next match.
4 ARFC warriors in secret training sponsored by SAF
An anonymous source has spotted a few Apex Rangers players training secretly in the lush compounds of the state of the art Khatib camp. BBC Panaroma has revealed that the players in question are the fearsome sweeper Elvis, the entrepreneur Guoxiong, the sublime Khim and the not so speedy Boon.BBC can also reveal that they are actually being recalled for RT sessions (unlike the polis) and this will explain why ARFC have suffered 2 defeats in a row. It is being urged that the 'fit' players take a cue from these shameful players and buck up on their fitness. On a brighter note, they have promised to return with a vengence in the next game as they were being chased down Sembawang road by the BBC crew. We await results of their IPPT test.
Boon (jersey no. 44 of ARFC)
Boon (jersey no. 44 of ARFC)
Thursday, September 21, 2006
ARFC newsflash
Powerful Alvin scores his 10th goal for ARFC in 6-1 mauling of Marauders.
ARFC appeals for return of Boon, the speedy over-lapping (used to) right-back.
Hardworking Tong finally gets new boots to eradicate blisters.
David Mak (father of Marco Mak) labours as father.
Sublime Khim conveys his appreciation to his lovely wife, Brenda, for her understanding in allowing him to go for ARFC matches on Sundays.
Kiat Gulam vows to quit drinking in order to continue his illustrious ARFC career.
Astute-reading Elvis vows to lose 7 pounds to fit in ARFC’s super-tight jerseys.
ARFC appeals for return of Boon, the speedy over-lapping (used to) right-back.
Hardworking Tong finally gets new boots to eradicate blisters.
David Mak (father of Marco Mak) labours as father.
Sublime Khim conveys his appreciation to his lovely wife, Brenda, for her understanding in allowing him to go for ARFC matches on Sundays.
Kiat Gulam vows to quit drinking in order to continue his illustrious ARFC career.
Astute-reading Elvis vows to lose 7 pounds to fit in ARFC’s super-tight jerseys.
Monday, September 18, 2006
Game on 24 Sep @ 3pm @ ITE
ARFC will take on Serangoon Uncle FC on 24 Sep 06 @ 3 pm @ ITE AMK. Supporters of any kind are welcome.
Headliner of the Week
Dear ARFC warriors:
Pl pick your choice.
Headliner 1: “ARFC returns to winning ways in style!!”
Headliner 2: “Kiat Gulam breaks scoring jinx at ITE Stadia”
Headliner 3: “WO Neo’s 37-meters thunderbolt that nearly broke the cross-bar”
Headliner 4: “Bernard’s first-ever cross that resulted in a goal”
Headliner 5: “Towering Toh scores with his thigh”
Headliner 6: “Derrick turns in 5-star performance”
Pl pick your choice.
Headliner 1: “ARFC returns to winning ways in style!!”
Headliner 2: “Kiat Gulam breaks scoring jinx at ITE Stadia”
Headliner 3: “WO Neo’s 37-meters thunderbolt that nearly broke the cross-bar”
Headliner 4: “Bernard’s first-ever cross that resulted in a goal”
Headliner 5: “Towering Toh scores with his thigh”
Headliner 6: “Derrick turns in 5-star performance”
ARFC turns in 6-star performance
Dear ARFC warriors:
ARFC bounced back from its 2 successive losses with a comprehensive trouncing of Marauders by the scoreline of 6-1 in front of the ever-faithful 77,777 ARFC fans at ITE Stadia.
In view of the poor attendance, Sebastiano called up quick-silver Derrick Teh and Kelvin (Rendezvous FC’s keeper) to boost up its strength. ARFC also received a welcome boost with the return of astute-reading Elvis who missed last week’s game with last-minute work commitments. Also, Toh was released from his ICT after one of ARFC’s Board of Directors wrote an appeal letter to Teo Chee Hean, the Defence Minister, for his release.
However, as Kelvin was late for the game, hard-working Tong volunteered as GK. Elvis and Towering Toh guarded the centre, with determined Huiming and the ever-improving Bernard flanking it. In the middle, Kiat Gulam and Sebastiano have the sublime Khim and quick0silver Derrick at their sides. Up front, ARFC scoring legend partnered the powerful Alvin. WO Neo and the still-injured and unpredictable Blackburn were the subs. Kelvin later arrived for the game. Again, would like to place on record ARFC’s appreciation for Blackburn’s attendance despite his injury.
Roared on by the faithful fans, ARFC started the match with fire in their stomaches as Huiming had promised the fans of an improved showing after 2 successive losses. In the 7th min, Sebastiano released a quick ball down the left to Alvin who beat their right-back before squaring the ball across for Kiat Gulam to tap in the first goal. The opponents protested that the ball had earlier crossed the line but their protests were waved away by the referee. 1-0.
In the 17th min, ARFC doubled its lead after yet another long ball to the right to quick-silver Derrick. Beating a player, Derrick sent the ball across the penalty area and under pressure from our strikers, their defender clumsily put the ball into its own net. 2-0. By now, the fans smelled a victory and began chanting “Win, Win, win” for 7 minutes.
ARFC’s 3rd goal came soon after. The sublime-Khim engineered a superb ball down the left flank to the over-lapping Bernard who swept a beautiful ball to Haron. Haron’s initial shot was parried by their keeper but he kept his composure to easily lob the ball for ARFC’s 3rd goal.
Minutes into the second half, ARFC won a free-kick on the left. Up stepped the unpredictable Blackburn to deliver a ball aimed at Towering Toh. Their keeper misjudged the ball and Toh scored this time not with his head but with his thigh. 4-0!!! The fans started chanting “Blackburn!Blackburn!Blackburn!” and an ITE wave was started and lasted for about 7 minutes.
The opponents pulled a goal back after Kelvin hesitated in a through ball. 4-1!!
ARFC, however, continued its good play. In the 57th min, the hard-working Tong won a challenge in the middle of the park and dinged a through ball to powerful Alvin. Alvin did not disappoint the fans and he scored ARFC’s fifth goal with a cool finish.
The icing on the cake came in the 67th min. Sebastiano beat 2 players on the right flank and sent in a high ball to the left to Kiat Gulam. Kiat Gulam paid the ball back to Derrick who coolly side-footed the ball home for ARFC’s 6th goal.
Minutes before the end, WO Neo nearly scored the goal of the game with his 37-metres thunderbolt that cannoned off the cross-bar.
When the referee blew the final whistle, the fanatical fans rushed into the pitch and began hugging every players. Clearly, they were extremely satisfied with ARFC’s performance, especially that of the defence (which had an impeccable game) and Derrick, who was clearly the Man-of-the-Match.
ARFC’s victory, however, came with a price as ARFC Scoring Legend, Haron, limped off with a strained hamstring. The extent of his injury would be made known after the medical examination by Dr Ng Eng Hen.
ARFC bounced back from its 2 successive losses with a comprehensive trouncing of Marauders by the scoreline of 6-1 in front of the ever-faithful 77,777 ARFC fans at ITE Stadia.
In view of the poor attendance, Sebastiano called up quick-silver Derrick Teh and Kelvin (Rendezvous FC’s keeper) to boost up its strength. ARFC also received a welcome boost with the return of astute-reading Elvis who missed last week’s game with last-minute work commitments. Also, Toh was released from his ICT after one of ARFC’s Board of Directors wrote an appeal letter to Teo Chee Hean, the Defence Minister, for his release.
However, as Kelvin was late for the game, hard-working Tong volunteered as GK. Elvis and Towering Toh guarded the centre, with determined Huiming and the ever-improving Bernard flanking it. In the middle, Kiat Gulam and Sebastiano have the sublime Khim and quick0silver Derrick at their sides. Up front, ARFC scoring legend partnered the powerful Alvin. WO Neo and the still-injured and unpredictable Blackburn were the subs. Kelvin later arrived for the game. Again, would like to place on record ARFC’s appreciation for Blackburn’s attendance despite his injury.
Roared on by the faithful fans, ARFC started the match with fire in their stomaches as Huiming had promised the fans of an improved showing after 2 successive losses. In the 7th min, Sebastiano released a quick ball down the left to Alvin who beat their right-back before squaring the ball across for Kiat Gulam to tap in the first goal. The opponents protested that the ball had earlier crossed the line but their protests were waved away by the referee. 1-0.
In the 17th min, ARFC doubled its lead after yet another long ball to the right to quick-silver Derrick. Beating a player, Derrick sent the ball across the penalty area and under pressure from our strikers, their defender clumsily put the ball into its own net. 2-0. By now, the fans smelled a victory and began chanting “Win, Win, win” for 7 minutes.
ARFC’s 3rd goal came soon after. The sublime-Khim engineered a superb ball down the left flank to the over-lapping Bernard who swept a beautiful ball to Haron. Haron’s initial shot was parried by their keeper but he kept his composure to easily lob the ball for ARFC’s 3rd goal.
Minutes into the second half, ARFC won a free-kick on the left. Up stepped the unpredictable Blackburn to deliver a ball aimed at Towering Toh. Their keeper misjudged the ball and Toh scored this time not with his head but with his thigh. 4-0!!! The fans started chanting “Blackburn!Blackburn!Blackburn!” and an ITE wave was started and lasted for about 7 minutes.
The opponents pulled a goal back after Kelvin hesitated in a through ball. 4-1!!
ARFC, however, continued its good play. In the 57th min, the hard-working Tong won a challenge in the middle of the park and dinged a through ball to powerful Alvin. Alvin did not disappoint the fans and he scored ARFC’s fifth goal with a cool finish.
The icing on the cake came in the 67th min. Sebastiano beat 2 players on the right flank and sent in a high ball to the left to Kiat Gulam. Kiat Gulam paid the ball back to Derrick who coolly side-footed the ball home for ARFC’s 6th goal.
Minutes before the end, WO Neo nearly scored the goal of the game with his 37-metres thunderbolt that cannoned off the cross-bar.
When the referee blew the final whistle, the fanatical fans rushed into the pitch and began hugging every players. Clearly, they were extremely satisfied with ARFC’s performance, especially that of the defence (which had an impeccable game) and Derrick, who was clearly the Man-of-the-Match.
ARFC’s victory, however, came with a price as ARFC Scoring Legend, Haron, limped off with a strained hamstring. The extent of his injury would be made known after the medical examination by Dr Ng Eng Hen.
Saturday, September 16, 2006
ARFC energetic right-back opens up own mobile shop at Hougang
Responding to Government's call for more entrepreneurs, our energetic right-back Guoxiong, has opened up his own mobile shop. Details as follows:
"Mobile Hub"
Blk 685 Hougang Street 61 #01-164 S(530685)
Tel: 9108 8598
Pl call Guoxiong at the above-mentioned mobile number if you, your wives/girlfriends/B2, siblings, parents, relatives, colleagues, bosses or enemies are looking to buy mobile phones/lines.
Guoxiong promises to give "cheap cheap" deals...
On behalf of ARFC, all the best to Guoxiong's new mobile phone shop.....
Cheers...
"Mobile Hub"
Blk 685 Hougang Street 61 #01-164 S(530685)
Tel: 9108 8598
Pl call Guoxiong at the above-mentioned mobile number if you, your wives/girlfriends/B2, siblings, parents, relatives, colleagues, bosses or enemies are looking to buy mobile phones/lines.
Guoxiong promises to give "cheap cheap" deals...
On behalf of ARFC, all the best to Guoxiong's new mobile phone shop.....
Cheers...
Monday, September 11, 2006
Game on 17 Sep @ 3 pm @ ITE AMK
ARFC will take on Marauders on 17 Sep 06 @ 3 pm @ ITE AMK. Supporters are welcome.
Would also like to apologise to all ARFC warriors for shouting at them instead of encouraging them when the chips are down…..
Would also like to apologise to all ARFC warriors for shouting at them instead of encouraging them when the chips are down…..
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