Thread: Woodlands Wellington 2010
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25-12-2009 #1
Woodlands Wellington 2010

WOODLANDS WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB
SQUAD SEASON 2010
GOALKEEPERS:
Fajar Sarib
Hafiz Mawasi
DEFENDERS:
Anaz Hadee
Kazuki Yoshino
Winston Yap
MIDFIELDERS:
Asraf Rashid
Azlan Alipah
Sahairi Ramri
Sazali Salleh
Shahri Musa
Syed Karim
FORWARDS:
Abdelhadi Laakkad
Guntur Djafril
Luis Eduardo Hicks
Md Rizawan
Noor Ali
COACH: A. Shasi Kumar
TEAM MANAGER: Elamaaran Balakrishnan
TEAM COLOURS
HOME: Yellow / Black / Black
AWAY: Royal Blue / Royal Blue / Royal Blue
KIT SPONSOR: Umbro
CLUB INFORMATION
FOUNDED: ?
NICKNAME: The Rams
STADIUM: Woodlands Stadium
WEBSITE: Untitled Document
MAIN SPONSOR: SembCorp
Pre-Season 2010 Friendlies
9 Jan, 5pm, Toa Payoh Stadium:
Balestier Khalsa 0-1 Woodlands Wellington
Woodlands Goal: Asraf Rashid
19 Jan, 5.30pm, Padang:
Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) 0-5 Woodlands Wellington
Woodlands Goals: Abdelhadi Lakkaad (2), Kazuki Yoshino, Mohd Noor Ali, Azlan Alipah
23 Jan, 5pm, Bedok Stadium:
Geylang United 2-3 Woodlands Wellington
Geylang Goals: Vasile Ghindaru, Miroslav Latiak
Woodlands Goals: Abdelhadi Laakkad (2), Kazuki Yoshino
S-League 2010 Fixtures
All matches kickoff at 7.45pm unless otherwise stated
Last edited by Cloud; 29-01-2010 at 05:49 PM.

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25-12-2009 #2
Re: Woodlands Wellington 2010
The four local guys retained are defender Anaz Hadee and midfielders Shahri Musa, Asraf Rashid and Azlan Alipah...And not sure what Shasi's plan is, but Luis Hicks will likely be deployed as either def or midfielder...
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25-12-2009 #3
Re: Woodlands Wellington 2010
I guess Woodlands would be fighting for a mid-table position this season?
No comments is a kind of comment
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25-12-2009 #4
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10-01-2010 #5
Re: Woodlands Wellington 2010

Making his return to S.League is Moroccan striker Laakkad Abdelhadi (above picture right), who was the S.League Player of the Year in 2006 and leading scorer in that same year.
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10-01-2010 #6
Re: Woodlands Wellington 2010
What i don't understand is why woodlands is having to cut budgets for this season and last. We are sponsored by Sembcorp, a billion dollar group of companies, and we are struggling financially? I can understand if a team that is sponsored by FTMS (a small private school) or Five Star Tours (travel agency) to have some constraints but not Sembcorp.
Woodlands have given them EXCELLENT brand exposure- everyday thousands who take the MRT between Marsiling and Woodlands station see their brand splattered all around Woodlands Stadium. But it looks as though Sembcorp don't deserve it one bit.
Something is wrong somewhere. Is the funds mismanaged from the initial sponsorship a couple of years back? If not, why is it that we are budgeting like we don't have any sponsors at all?
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10-01-2010 #7
Re: Woodlands Wellington 2010
Sembcorp's front-man at Woodlands was Francis Gomez, who used to be the club's chairman and was a power figure within Sembcorp itself. See this document, page 14.
After the infamous walkout two (or was it three?) years ago against Tampines Rovers, part of the league disciplinary committee's punishment was to hand Francis Gomez a total ban from showing up at any stadium for the remainder of the season. That might have left him miffed, plus it could have made it awkward for him to explain this to the other bosses at Sembcorp.
So I wouldn't be surprised if the rest of Sembcorp overruled him and decided to end the sponsorship after their last contract runs out, whenever that is.
Oh, and Francis Gomez has already stepped down from chairmanship of the club. Now the boss is Jayadev Unnithan, whom a friend of mine living in Woodlands says is a grassroot leader with no ties to Sembcorp...
So maybe next season, Woodlands will have Northwest CDC's logo plastered onto their jerseys?This is an electronically generated document. No signature is necessary.
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10-01-2010 #8
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10-01-2010 #9
Re: Woodlands Wellington 2010
Whatever their sponsorship situation is, I think they might finish well away from the bottom next season. The first XI (have doubts about the squad as a whole though) is strong, and in Noor Ali alone they have someone who can create fifteen goals in a season for them.
Sazali Salleh, Syed Karim, Anaz Hadee, Azlan Alipah, Fajar Sarib...All these guys are seasoned S.League players and with the exception of the last two, are still in their 20s.
Good season ahead for them.
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10-01-2010 #10
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