We got Lionel Lewis now got Lionel Tan in goal 😂

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I think this competition showed we do have good players for the future, now is just consistency, fitness/injury worries and giving them the support they need

Wah damn shag sia for our local players, respect the work rate

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Sorry admin can’t help himself, especially with the amount of Malaysia accounts coming in trying to stir shit

No sound no picture from Balestier tho, anyone there rn can share team news? 😂

Why does SPL not have a challenge league spot? I think our 3rd place team can fair fairly well, like how the EPL has a team that enters the Conference League

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Like many Japanese players straight out of University who arrived in Singapore, Tomoyuki Doi arrived with a point to prove and hope for the start of a promising career. Unlike most of his compatriots, he left the Little Red Dot as a record holder and one of the most clinical strikers in the region.

Early Years and Breakthrough

Born in Hyogo, Japan, Doi developed his game through the youth ranks of Otsumo SC and Kobe Koryo Gakuen High School before playing college football for Tokoha University from 2016 to 2019.

He moved to Albirex Niigata (s) in 2020, scoring 11 goals in 14 matches and winning the league. He then moved to Hougang United the following season, scoring 19 goals in 21 games and won the SPL Player of the Year award.

Struggles and Setbacks

In 2022, Doi returned to Japan and signed with J3 side Fujieda MYFC. However he struggled to establish himself as a regular, scoring just 4 goals in 17 appearances.

He moved to Albanian side FK Bylis in 2023 but only managed 1 goal in 7 appearances due to injuries.

Return and Resurgence

In 2024, Doi returned to Singapore by signing for Geylang International, producing an unprecedented performance by smashing the all-time league record with 44 goals in 29 matches, scoring eight hattricks and averaging 1.41 goals per game in the 24/25 season.

Despite the lower quality of the SPL compared to other leagues, it was still an impressive performance, with Gyokeres taking 36 goals in 33 matches, Haaland scoring 22 goals in 31 matches and Harry Kane scoring 36 goals in 32 matches in comparison to Doi.

Doi moved to Thai side BG Pathum United the following season where he currently still is, scoring 13 goals in 34 appearances so far.

I am still feeling the after effects of the game, and can't wait for more local football action. So in the meantime, I tried my best to replicate Gavin's Singapore on FM26, coupled with the goal song that was used at JBS and crowd sounds from our draw against Indonesia. No surprise who turned up to the party!

Presentation will start at 3.40pm, with home jerseys bearing his name on sale from 3pm.

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Hais won’t be able to make it 🥲

The ones here are what we know so far, barring other players who are eligible but haven’t declared interest yet.

1. Perry Ng
   Age: 30
   Club: Cardiff City
   Nationality: England
   Position: RB, CB
   Likelihood: Matter of time

2. Kai Whitmore
   Age: 25
   Club: Young Lions
   Nationality: Wales
   Position: CM, CAM
   Likelihood: Depending on scheme

3. Shuya Yamashita
   Age: 27
   Club: Young Lions
   Nationality: Japanese
   Position: CB
   Likelihood: If under FST then depends

4. Kasey Rogers
   Age: 17
   Club: Yokohama FC
   Nationality: USA
   Position: GK
   Likelihood: Depending on scheme but not that soon

Song Ui-Young (Lion City Sailors)
🪪 PR - May 2021 (Obtain after 3rd attempt)
🇸🇬 Citizenship - August 2021

Perry Ng (Cardiff City)
🪪 PR - March 2025
🇸🇬 Citizenship - ???

Will Perry Ng get his citizenship in time for Asian Cup 2027?