Part-Time Players? Do You Support Lions?

On March 21st, in 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, China, ranked 88th in the world, drew with Singapore, ranked 156th, despite leading by two goals. Fun Fact: Singaporean players are part-time players! After yesterday's game, prime minister Lee Hsien Loong also expresses support for lions. -------------- How do you view this? Do you support lions? In Singapore, which is easier, winning the sales crown or winning the World Cup Qualifiers?

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avatarBarcode
03-24
Many fans celebrated the China draw on March 21, which halted the run of defeats! It was fun to watch the Likeable Lions win against Guam last October and helped spur some interest in future games. Singapore’s journey to the 2026 World Cup is an intimidating one with some powerhouses like South Korea and Thailand lying in wait! It will be interesting to watch the Lions and see how they pit their wits against these formidable teams at the National Stadium in Kallang over the next few months. The divide of Lion supporters is growing. In a recent survey 80% of survey respondents felt that football was important to Singapore’s cultural identity, the Baby Boomers (45%) and Gen X (43%) are still standing tall as advocates of football’s significance. However, the support is beginning to wane as
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03-22

How do you view Lions achieve good results when playing part-time?

On March 21st, in 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, China, ranked 88th in the world, drew with Singapore, ranked 156th, despite leading by two goals. Fun Fact:Singaporean players are part-time players!The captain of the Singapore men's football team, Harris, works as a real estate agent.According to data released by the real estate company, he won the “top sales performer” in January of this year, with sales commissions reaching five figures that month.Singapore's goalkeeper, Hassan, who is already 39 years old, also runs a business selling coconut rice and helps out at the stall during the off-season.How do you view the Singaporean football team achieving good results while playing part-time?In Singapore, which is easier, winning the sales crown or winning the World Cup Qualifiers?Do y
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03-24

Singapore Lions Can Roar With Pride Once Again

🌟🌟🌟Football is the most popular game in the world with an estimated following of 4billion fans.  The Singapore Lions can roar with pride once again even with a 2-2 Draw against China in their World Cup Qualifier clash.  This Draw is a lot more sweeter given that Singapore Lions came back from 2 goals down at the National Stadium to equalise the score.  This shows courage and determination even when it seems that the odds are against the Lions after the first 2 goals by China. I am simply amazed at the performance of the Lions given that China is supposedly a better team with a higher ranking than Singapore.  Even more so when the Lions were not full time professional footballers but actually part timers.  Can you imagine the results if the Lions are
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avatarHLPA
03-24
Its always a foregone conclusion in world cup matches against China, Thailand and even Vietnam. Our Lions are no match against them in skills and play. Whether part-timers or professionals, our Lion players are  simply just too small and weak to match ther opponents in skills and stamina. Even if all become professionals in Singapore, will they have good teams to play with locally. Our league is a miniscule compared to say the likes of the Engloag FA Cup league or for that matter the Malaysian Football leagues. When we were in the Malaysia Cup, our Lions were exposed to play with all the other Malaysian states and were able to improve on their skills and play. Post- Malaysia Cup, our Lions have just gone downhill. Over the years till today, the Lions have improved but sad to
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avataricycrystal
03-24
I think it's ok having a full-time job while playing part-time. it's about passion... athletes retire early so they need a backup as upon retiring from the sports they will have an anchor to make a living... @Shyon @koolgal @Aqa @HelenJanet @DiAngel @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine How do you view the Singaporean football team achieving good resul
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avatarMHh
03-22
Its indeed not bad to have a draw with a team 80 places up. But it’s too early to confirm that their results will be consistent. Definitely easier to win the sales crown than the World Cup. Sales crown is individual work which is easier to be confident of a team sport that requires everyone to be good. Support lions in spirit! But they really have a long way to proving themselves! Hard to deny that their results have been abysmal for decades…
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avatarDiAngel
03-22
I think we need to give some credits to the new coach, Tsutomu Ogura. Even though i not a football fan, it certainly makes my head turns - actually running out of kitchen while washing the dishes to watch how our SG boys did it this time round. Initially, i thought it was penality kick but it was the main game. [Applaud][Applaud][Strong][Heart][Love] All the best to our Lion boys or men! [Heart][love you]
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avatarMrzorro
03-24
Singapore team keeps the fighting spirit! never give up! this shows a lot of discipline, determination, and desire to win! No pain, no gain! everyone has family to feed , so part-time footballers are very common. As long as you keep your training, passion, and enthusiasm , anything can happen! Don't give up no matter what happens. keep pursuing your dream and enjoy your life!
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avatarAqa
03-23
⚽️⚽️⚽️ Always support Singapore football. Its so wonderful that the Singaporean football team doing such a good job, achieving good results while playing part-time. They need goid income to keep up their game. I think in Singapore, winning the sales crown is easier.
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avatar付雪雁
03-24
Congratulations to Singapore team.  Can the failure wake up China team? The fact is that China team become worse and worse. Named as professional national team, however even cannot win the part-time team. There is still a necessary to build China national team and pay high salary to them?  
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avatarLiverpoolRed
03-23
I am Singaporean, but I am not confident that Singapore Team can go into world cup qualifier. We should be more realistic and try to win Asian Cup first before you claim want to go for World Cup Qualifer. 
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avatarnomadic_m
03-23
my cousin sings & perform in concerts & events. his day job is an engineer. anything is a possibility in Singapore, in fact it's possible to have a fulfilling & paying hobby regardless of one's location. well done lions!
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avatarWealthyKitty
03-22
Singapore's got a wicked mix of talent on the team! From the ballers on the field to the hustlers off the pitch, we're all in it to win it. Let's bring that energy and passion to every game and show 'em what we're made of!
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avatarhighhand
03-22
well done. good job. comeback kings looks Liverpool this season. of course winning top sales easier than winning world cup qualifiers. winning qualifiers is like Wrexham reaching the premier league....
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avatarSamlunch
03-26
Good job Lions! Singapore football is suffering due to poor management by FAS and misalignment of education targets. But kudos to the players who performed admirably!
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avatarrL
03-22
Part time players?????[Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt]   Which one?[Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt] [Doubt]  
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avatarBioman21
03-26
I do support Singapore But it is because of China playing poorly that Singapore can manage to draw. If against a much better team, Singapore will lose
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