Red Sports the place to go for World Cup info
Please excuse us again for blowing our horn a little bit but we were all presently surprised that Google Search is throwing up Red Sports as the go-to site for World Cup information.
Catch the street netball final this Saturday at Scape
The Street Netball competition final is on this Sunday down at Scape Park. Teams are competing for $6,000 worth of cash and prizes. Also, say “Hi” to our local sports heroes from the Singapore National Netball Team and the Singapore Slingers. Come with your camera and bring home a little souvenir of remembrance.
“It’s a matter of principle …” — Singaporean football fans make their voices heard at Hong Lim Park
About 200 football fans decided to make their voice heard at the Speakers’ Corner yesterday afternoon to voice their unhappiness over the pricing of the World Cup packages announced by StarHub and SingTel. They were unhappy about the near seven-fold increase in the pricing of the package as compared to the World Cup four years ago.
What do you think of the official theme song for the Youth Olympic Games?
'Everyone' is the title of the official theme song of the 2010 Youth Olympic Games. Sung by Jessica Mauboy, Steve Appleton, Jody WIlliams, Tabitha Nauser and Sean Kington, the video was shot on location in Singapore.
Home United and Coca-Cola give 60 youths a football clinic
Over 60 youths from the Students’ Care Service (SCS) were put through their paces through the Coca-Cola Kicks! Soccer Clinic led by coaches and professional players from Home United Football Club (HUFC).
Marathon runners set for dash down Orchard Road
In a historic first for a marathon in Singapore, participants of the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore (SCMS) 2010 can look forward to nothing but an experience of a lifetime as they either run down Orchard Road, through Universal Studios Singapore in Sentosa or on the newly opened Helix Bridge, depending on which category they sign up for.
$160.50 last week, $70.62 this week – StarHub makes it cheaper to watch World Cup
Last week, we found out that it would cost you $160.50 to watch the World Cup on StarHub if you were not presently a subscriber. Today, we found out it would cost you only $70.62. It looks like StarHub is tweaking their pricing in a bid to arrest a slow take-up rate.
People’s Association to screen free World Cup in heartlands
The five Community Development Councils (CDCs) and People’s Association (PA) Community Clubs (CCs) have forged a partnership with Singapore Pools, SingTel and StarHub to screen the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches "live" at 16 locations island-wide from June 11th to July 12th 2010.