Singapore Aim To Be In Top Ten Asian Football Nations In Five Years - Goal.com

Singapore Aim To Be In Top Ten Asian Football Nations In Five Years - Goal.com: "Singapore Aim To Be In Top Ten Asian Football Nations In Five Years
The city-state has lofty ambitions...
Mar 28, 2010 12:25:00 AM
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Zainudin Nordin, the president of the FA of Singapore (FAS) feels that Singapore will need at least five years to be among the top ten footballing countries in Asia.

He made the statement following the island republic’s feat of almost making it into the 2011 Asian Cup finals but for a lapse in their last qualifying match against Jordan earlier this month."

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YOG moving smoothly@Straits TimesIOC president Jacques Rogge 'We still have a couple of months to fine-tune the preparations but I can say that I am extremely optimistic, I believe this is going to be a great event.'IOC president visits YOG venue and Games Village@CNAIn conjunction with the his visit to Singapore, the IOC on Tuesday launched the Young Ambassador Programme. Under the programme,

Two laotian players will play in thailand club

Two Lao women superstar football players Miss Souphavan Phaivanh (striker) and Miss Oum Angmahongsa ( midfielder ) have signed four years contract with KOUNG XONBULY CLUB of Thailand ,each players will be paid 19 000 B (Thai currency) for a month and they can study the Master degree for free which will value at least 300 000 B for a month and if the players have a well performance and in a good form,the paidment will be surely increased according to mrs valy vice -committee of Lao women football association said

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Vietnam, Laos boost sports cooperation

VIET NAM NET

Vietnam, Laos boost sports cooperation

Vietnam will help Laos implement the second-phase of construction of its national sports training centre in 2010 and 2011.

This is part of a cooperation programme signed between the visiting Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Hoang Tuan Anh and the Chairman of the Laos National Sports Committee, Phouthong Seng Akhom, in Vientiane on March 12.

Accordingly, the two countries will send athletes to compete in each other’s tournaments and encourage national and provincial sports associations to increase exchanges and cooperation in this field.

Vietnam will train two postgraduate and one doctoral-level manager for the Lao sports sector and enhance the sharing of information related to sports and physical training.

During his three-day visit, from March 12-14, Minister Anh is scheduled to work with the General Department of Tourism of Laos and visit the construction site of the national college of music and a number of cultural relic sites in Vientiane.

http://english.vietnamnet.vn/sports/201003/SPORTS-IN-BRIEF-14/3-898759/

Vietnam, Laos boost sports cooperation

VIET NAM NET

Vietnam, Laos boost sports cooperation

Vietnam will help Laos implement the second-phase of construction of its national sports training centre in 2010 and 2011.

This is part of a cooperation programme signed between the visiting Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Hoang Tuan Anh and the Chairman of the Laos National Sports Committee, Phouthong Seng Akhom, in Vientiane on March 12.

Accordingly, the two countries will send athletes to compete in each other’s tournaments and encourage national and provincial sports associations to increase exchanges and cooperation in this field.

Vietnam will train two postgraduate and one doctoral-level manager for the Lao sports sector and enhance the sharing of information related to sports and physical training.

During his three-day visit, from March 12-14, Minister Anh is scheduled to work with the General Department of Tourism of Laos and visit the construction site of the national college of music and a number of cultural relic sites in Vientiane.

http://english.vietnamnet.vn/sports/201003/SPORTS-IN-BRIEF-14/3-898759/

Steven Gerrard opens the new £25.5m sports science centre

Steven Gerrard launches new £25m facility@LJMUIn 1975, the Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) became the first to recognise sport as a science and is now again leading the field with a £25.5million facility, launched by LFC captain and LJMU Honorary Fellow Steven Gerrard.LJMU chose to name the facility the Tom Reilly Building after the late Professor known as the ‘Father of the Science of

Vietnam latest news - Thanh Nien Daily | Calisto extends contract, talks new ambitions

Vietnam latest news - Thanh Nien Daily | Calisto extends contract, talks new ambitions

National football team head coach Henrique Calisto signed a contract with Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) in Hanoi on Thursday, extending his stay at the national team for another three years.

Alongside the new contract, Calisto said he and VFF have new ambitions, but he said concerted efforts would be required to meet the country’s expectations.

http://www.thanhniennews.com/2010/Pages/Calisto-extends-contract.aspx