Lee Tze Yong of NYJC (yellow) heading in his second goal in the game against NUS High during Round 1 of the A Division Football Championship. (Photo © Chua Yueda/Red Sports)
The 2010 A Division Football Championship is now heading into the quarter-final stage.
Who are some of the best players in the championship?
Readers have nominated and now it’s time to vote your starting XI.
If you feel some players should be in the poll, please nominate in the following format in the comments section:
Full name – (position, jersey number, school, male or female)
Have fun voting!
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You have 11 votes and have to vote at one go. Poll ends midnight, May 30, 2010.
RedSportsXI - Vote your best XI for 2010 A Division football (Boys)
- Dilip Thapa (#10, central midfielder, Victoria Junior College) (6%, 392 Votes)
- Ryson Yap (#7, right midfielder, Victoria Junior College) (4%, 256 Votes)
- Mohd Asyraf Akbar (#11, left midfielder, Victoria Junior College) (4%, 251 Votes)
- Parvesh Dhillon (#5, centre back, Victoria Junior College) (4%, 245 Votes)
- Ifwat Wafiy (#1, goalkeeper, Victoria Junior College) (4%, 236 Votes)
- Jasper Lee (#3, full back, Victoria Junior College) (4%, 230 Votes)
- Alfred Ali (#8, forward, Victoria Junior College) (4%, 227 Votes)
- Khairul B Anwar (#16, centre back, Victoria Junior College) (3%, 211 Votes)
- Shuvod Rai (#6, central midfielder, Victoria Junior College) (3%, 202 Votes)
- Huang Zhi Wei (#9, central midfielder, Victoria Junior College) (3%, 182 Votes)
- Mohd Khair (#7, central midfielder/winger, Meridian Junior College) (3%, 181 Votes)
- Khairul Azmi (#10, forward, Meridian Junior College) (3%, 177 Votes)
- Amsyar Omar (#8, central midfielder, Meridian Junior College) (3%, 176 Votes)
- Gregory Noah (#14, central midfielder, St Andrew's Junior College) (3%, 157 Votes)
- Pradeep Ravichendran (#11, forward, St Andrew's Junior College) (2%, 147 Votes)
- Neville Chia (#21, left winger, St Andrew's Junior College) (2%, 141 Votes)
- Cohen Tan (#4, centre back, Meridian Junior College) (2%, 136 Votes)
- Muhammad Nuri Bin Mohd Shafei (#5, central midfielder, Raffles Institution) (2%, 118 Votes)
- Quinten Jad (#5, central midfielder/winger, Catholic Junior College) (2%, 116 Votes)
- Daniel Adam Lightfoot (#24, goalkeeper, Meridian Junior College) (2%, 115 Votes)
- Darren Hedger (#13, centre back, St Andrew's Junior College) (2%, 113 Votes)
- Mohd Mikhail (#23, full back, Anderson Junior College) (2%, 106 Votes)
- Tan Wei Zheng (#2, forward, St Andrew's Junior College) (2%, 100 Votes)
- Foo Ming Yi (#22, winger, St Andrew's Junior College) (2%, 100 Votes)
- Lee Shi Tong (#19, goalkeeper, St Andrew's Junior College) (2%, 95 Votes)
- Chow Jiachuan (#7, centre back, St Andrew's Junior College) (1%, 88 Votes)
- Prem Nazir (#19, centre back, Catholic Junior College) (1%, 87 Votes)
- Tan Chia Chiu (#19, centre back, Victoria Junior College) (1%, 79 Votes)
- Cheng Guang Fu (#6, full back, St Andrew's Junior College) (1%, 70 Votes)
- Vishznu Mohan Krishnan (#15, forward, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 68 Votes)
- Ong Zhi Hao (#18, central midfielder, Raffles Institution) (1%, 68 Votes)
- Alvan Tay (#8, midfielder, Raffles Institution) (1%, 67 Votes)
- Aaron Martin (#11, central midfielder, Catholic Junior College) (1%, 65 Votes)
- Justin Chua (#7, full back, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 62 Votes)
- Caleb Lim (#16, forward, Catholic Junior College) (1%, 56 Votes)
- Kwa Jie Hao (#7, winger, Raffles Institution) (1%, 53 Votes)
- Cheah Wen Bin (#16, centre back/midfielder, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 51 Votes)
- Sharif Hidayat (#18, forward, Meridian Junior College) (1%, 51 Votes)
- Mohd Imran Marican (#10, forward, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 46 Votes)
- James Kwong Kam Yin (#16, centre back, Raffles Institution) (1%, 41 Votes)
- Yap Chuen Chin (#17, central midfielder, Nanyang Junior College) (1%, 39 Votes)
- Ebenezer Lim (#34, centre back, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 38 Votes)
- Reko Aw Jun Ray (#10, forward, Catholic Junior College) (1%, 37 Votes)
- Mohd Nur (#4, centre back, Yishun Junior College) (1%, 35 Votes)
- Syed Muhammad Kamal (#8, midfielder, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 34 Votes)
- Ngo Vu Hieu (#1, goalkeeper, Nanyang Junior College) (1%, 32 Votes)
- Muhd Hafeez Shahni (#39, central midfielder/forward, Serangoon Junior College) (1%, 31 Votes)
- Shih Shih-Yu (#6, centre back, Anderson Junior College) (1%, 31 Votes)
- Joel Yee Zheng Jie (#17, winger, Serangoon Junior College) (0%, 28 Votes)
- Lee Tze Yong (#9, forward, Nanyang Junior College) (0%, 27 Votes)
- Muhummad Farid bin Mokhatr (#23, right midfielder, Nanyang Junior College) (0%, 27 Votes)
- Rudy Swandi (#24, central midfielder/centre back, Nanyang Junior College) (0%, 26 Votes)
- Tan Jek Suan (#27, centre back, Catholic Junior College) (0%, 26 Votes)
- John Kathiresh Joshua (#4, defensive midfielder, Innova Junior College) (0%, 25 Votes)
- Tam Yong Seng (#18, central midfielder, Dunman High School) (0%, 25 Votes)
- Julian Lim (#18, midfielder, Hwa Chong Institution) (0%, 25 Votes)
- Seet Cheng Howe (#16, centre back, Anderson Junior College) (0%, 19 Votes)
- Neo Jun He (#5, full back, St Andrew's Junior College) (0%, 17 Votes)
- Arshvyn Prakas (#9, forward, Innova Junior College) (0%, 16 Votes)
- Saravanan s/o Alagappan (#11, centre back, Nanyang Junior College) (0%, 15 Votes)
- Mohd Aljahuar (#3, centre back/defensive midfielder, Innova Junior College) (0%, 14 Votes)
- Goh Joon How (#10, midfielder, Jurong Junior College) (0%, 14 Votes)
- Ahmed Saddique Bin Abdul Jabbar (#12, centre back/forward, NUS High) (0%, 14 Votes)
- Alvin Ong Wei Sheng (#4, full back, Hwa Chong Institution) (0%, 12 Votes)
- Mitchell Keh Ming Ze (#9, forward, NUS High) (0%, 12 Votes)
- Ang Bing Quan (#9, full back, Meridian Junior College) (0%, 12 Votes)
- Mohd Farhan Bin Azmi (#13, central midfielder, Meridian Junior College) (0%, 12 Votes)
- Mitchell Tan (#1, goalkeeper, Yishun Junior College) (0%, 11 Votes)
- Andrew Chang (#12, winger/forward, Jurong Junior College) (0%, 11 Votes)
- Mohd Nawas (#11, central midfielder, Serangoon Junior College) (0%, 10 Votes)
- Fang Jia Jie (#14, full back, Victoria Junior College) (0%, 9 Votes)
- Shadhanand Prem Kumar (#5, central midfielder, Serangoon Junior College) (0%, 9 Votes)
- Kenneth Kor (#14, centre back, Meridian Junior College) (0%, 8 Votes)
- Pau Mun Kai (#29, full back/winger, Serangoon Junior College) (0%, 8 Votes)
- Huang Ziting (#5, centre back, Jurong Junior College) (0%, 7 Votes)
- Muhd Faiz B Mohammad Kamal (#2, centre back. Innova Junior College) (0%, 7 Votes)
- Lian Kay Wee (#7, midfielder, NUS High) (0%, 7 Votes)
- Farhan Rohani (#38, central midfielder, Serangoon Junior College) (0%, 7 Votes)
- Jagan Somaiah (#7, winger, Jurong Junior College) (0%, 7 Votes)
- Mohd Iylia Haziq B Othman (#11, centre back, Jurong Junior College) (0%, 7 Votes)
- Lim Jin Kai (#17, winger, Victoria Junior College) (0%, 6 Votes)
- Ong Boon Teck (#39, forward, Meridian Junior College) (0%, 5 Votes)
- Ng Zhi Yi (#6, full back, Jurong Junior College) (0%, 5 Votes)
- Andrew Chua (#1, goalkeeper, Raffles Institution) (0%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,418
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erm now that the votes are over then what? whats going to happen next?
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All-star team made of born and bred VS students. In my opinion, A Div football owes VS a lot.
GK – Daniel Lightfoot (MJC)
RB – Farhan Azmi (MJC)
CB – Khairul Anwar (VJC)
CB – Khairil Johari (VJC)
LB – Asyraf Akbar (VJC)
RM – Ryson Yap (VJC)
CM – Dilip Thapa (VJC)
CM – Nuri Shafei (RJC)
CM – Shuvod Rai (VJC)
LM – Chua Yi Cheng (TPJC)
ST – Amsyar (MJC)
CHONG KUAN GIT (#4 STRIKER/PLAYMAKER)VJC
A talented playmaker whose standard misses dilip thapa(#10) merely by a chin. Constantly leading by example, telling his teammates to keep their chin up.
It’s a pity we didnt get to see much of him this season, only in the first round, as his injuries got the better of him.
oh well.
a technically solid player, disappointed not to see him in action this year.
impossible is nothing with kuan git
he is a long CHINese
okay im an angry man. why didnt the admins put up this nomination >:c i know it was late but that was the very least he deserved.
Hi wheres my kuan git,
Chong Kuan Git’s nomination came in too late for consideration.
what makes a good team isn’t good players, it’s the teamwork.
Goalkeepers’ review:
Personally i think, shi tong is the best keeper with his quick decision making as well as agility and composure. Lightfoot is a good keeper too with good catches though he wasn’t really tested as much. hmm as for wafiy, it’s for you to judge (: haha
I agree with by the way’s comment. People like Ang Bing Quan, Kenneth Kor and Farhan Azmi deserve to be up at the top. So does Muhd Naufal from MJ. Think these 4 should’ve been nominated from the start. Can I give my take on the best 11?
Daniel Lighfoot, MJC.
Parvesh Dhillon, VJC.
Kenneth Kor, MJC.
Darren Hedger, SAJC.
Ang Bing Quan, MJC.
Ryson Yap, VJC.
Dilip Thapa, VJC.
Naufal, MJC.
Muhd Khair, MJC.
Asyraf Akbar, VJC.
Muhd Amsyar, MJC.
If these people were in the same team, no one can lay a finger on them!
The final result is going to be very flawed. While no doubt tht Dilip probably deserves all the votes he has got and the 1st position, I am sure that some of the MJ and SA players deserve to be in top ten as well. Many cant be as their names were added only in the past 2/3 weeks while VJ team names hav been there for a long long time.
So, I suggest that Red Sports automatically add the names of the players of the top 3 teams from the earlier year when it starts its poll each year.
Sharif Hidayat #18 MJC, has to be in the 11 best A div players. He should get an award for amazing sportsmanship. In the final game, once when MJ were attacking he was helping an SA player having a cramp to stretch. If he hadnt, he could have possibly gone forward and scored. Go Sharif! Sharif the best!
Well, MJ? SPORTSMANSHIP? I wonder why Noah was dragged across the floor by an mjc player. How is that sportsmanship?
are u saying noah is a clean player? HAH
Farhan Azmi (#13, Mjc, Midfield)
how come nobody mention him? i think he is the one that stop SA from having much of the possesion. defensively good!
vjc #14 fang jia jie
vjc #17 lim jin kai
Hi teamtalk and fan, your votes have been added.
Hey redsports, I’m just here to give my opinion on who should be in the best A div starting 11 this year. I’m a coach myself and I’ve watched many of this year’s games so I know who’s good once I see them play. So here goes:
Keeper: Daniel Lightfoot, MJC
Sweeper: Parvesh Dhillon, VJC.
Stopper: Darren Hedger, SAJC.
Right back: Farhan azmi.
Left back: Asyraf Akbar
Right midfield: Ryson Yap
Defensive mids: Muhd Khair and Muhd Naufal from MJC.
Attacking mid: Dilip Thapa
Left midfield: Noah
Striker: Amsyar
These are the best.
Thanks for sharing, coach. : )
hey coach so you think if MJC play against VJC who will win??
Because his hair too curly
Against the regulations
why isn’t Ong Boon Teck name up?
How can people not in the finals be the best XI?! MJC First 11 should be the top players for obvious reasons, they’re the champions!
hey.be humble!we may be in the finals,but the best players dont always come from the team in the finals
1 MJC are not champions(yet)
2 MJC are not champions last year. VJC were.
3 Agree with meridian
1) MJC will definitely be champions. Did you see Khair’s comment in the new paper? NOTHING BUT CHAMPIONS.
2) VJC got lucky last year with a last min strike. But congrats to them
3) Flaunt it if you have it. and we MERIDIANS do have it.
1) The fact is… until tml, MJC, although hot favourites, are not champions yet. A neutral spectator would definitely agree with this. Even if SA have a lower chance of winning, there’s still a chance so dun put them down so fast.
2) A win is a win. Luck is part of skill.
3) The best players don’t always come from the team in the finals.