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good game bro... i hope you buy more players for backup, because your starter play very huge minutes...

Thanks bro, ur team also great. U played easy I played normal and I had home advantage that's why. I wanna buy SF and PG first for line up. And thinking about Mohd Azley Bin Salim I wanna sell or don't want to sell and take back for my team. Bcuz he is already in transfer list and one of the team bid already with 600K. but I think I must need to sell at least 2 roster and buy some great roster. But difficult. I used for my trainer also almost 800K in this season. That's why not enough money for me . Whatever thanks a lot bro. I wanna play in SBBL. Different feeling, different income, and so so so adventage. season by season more difficult.

Yup, everyone training youth, in 2-4 season, ben gonna have a strong u21 to lead Singapore, with 2-3 more season add on, Eric gonna be smiling, haha. Singapore will be winning games.

Hee =)

Wah.. I feel outcasted. Cos im have been training for other countries..

Agree with SLZH, hopefully you can start training local youth soon ;P

I wanna play in SBBL. Different feeling, different income, and so so so adventage. :P season by season more difficult. :)

Season by season more difficult.. but I think it is getting more fun too.. especially with the participation of all in the forum, hope we can keep this going =)

Thanks bro, ur team also great. U played easy I played normal and I had home advantage that's why. I wanna buy SF and PG first for line up. And thinking about Mohd Azley Bin Salim I wanna sell or don't want to sell and take back for my team. Bcuz he is already in transfer list and one of the team bid already with 600K. but I think I must need to sell at least 2 roster and buy some great roster. But difficult. I used for my trainer also almost 800K in this season. That's why not enough money for me . Whatever thanks a lot bro. I wanna play in SBBL. Different feeling, different income, and so so so adventage. season by season more difficult.

Yeah, because i will be having tough opponent on B3 tournament, that's why i need to TIE.
Oh you spent so much for your traineR? was it an 'exceptional' traineR?

Well, I remembered you once told me that your dream is to play on SBBL, now you're here man.. just keep your effort to survive. Last season I was writing "Shwe Toe Ngal still haven't beat any good opponent yet", and the on next day , you beat Whampoa Allstars on their homecourt. Surprise man. And now I believe everybody will think twice when playing at your arena..

Keep the good work

Correct bro my trainer is exceptional trainer

Correct bro my trainer is exceptional trainer

ic. try to use him to groom up your 18 yo superstar. and when the trainer getting expensive, just change with superior ones will be enough to save you money

Sorry for keep u guys waiting ;p

The "644" continues....

Fat Alexander- SGP rank 5
After a soundly loss to Pekanbaru Jaguars on last season semifinals, Fat-A quickly put a masking tape on their lineup wounds.

They brought in a Nederlands heavyweight $300k superstar Roland Krassnitzer, and released Karel Jagannathan. The team also dealt away Zachary Kutkin, and still finding for his replacement. Expect Fat-A to hunt another elite player, as they seemed to make Gianpaolo Montecucco to come off the bench.

With Krassnitzer patrolling the middle, expect their opponent will think twice to seize their painted area. Krassnitzer has 2.2bpg last season and has blocked 6 shots on his debut against Compassvale Wang Xiangjia & Lin Baoxiang.

Offensively, Fat-A will be still Fat-A, a balanced offensive power team. With more increased inside intensity with the presence of Krassnitzer, Fat-A hardly to be missed out as a strong candidate of Great 8. Every season, they are always one of SBBL elite.

Prediction : Top 2. Game intensity is always a plus for Fat-A, which hard for them to slip off from consecutive losses.


SLZH - SGP Rank 7

The the biggest surprise on Singapore BB last season as SLZH shocked the whole Singapore Tournament, striking their way for their first ever Tournament Champs, making the history as Singapore first Division II team that won the National Tournament.

What makes this team special? No real superstar on this team. They are consist of bunch of role players that know how it takes to win game. Bela Gorboi (22.8ppg last season) resembles to Manu Ginobili, Eldegez Abilov (17ppg 6apg) is the Tony Parker there, and Leandro Perrone is their Tim Duncan.

The only thing is, the real test start again for SLZH, as they have to prove their consistency on SBBL arena to avoid a fallout like they were on 2 seasons ago.

Prediction : Top 5. Mid season could tire out SLZH squad, who often dressed 8 players only, and relied a lot on their starters.

Bobblehead - SGP rank 15

The only team that haven't made any changes on this season, which could led the team to be relegated from SBBL. Despite of the danger, this team are actually fighting hard, as they just beat out Xavis 128-127 as a visitor.

Still led by Oben Erzan (25.6ppg last season) and Bill Swain (25ppg last season), Bobblehead is relying heavily on the second best SBBL tandem after Fat-A's Yeo Tse Hui and Gian Montecucco. But Bobbleheads' bigmen revealed their weakest area there. The inexperienced George Harman and Khalifa Diouk were often pushed around by their opponents.

Prediction : 7th or 8th.

Last edited by SGP_BigBen(SGP-U21-Manager) at 8/8/2011 1:06:43 PM

Pekanbaru Jaguars - SGP Rank 2

After few seasons of failure, including heartbreaker loss 2 seasons ago, Jaguars finally able to secure S16 SBBL champions after defeating Sessioes Doers in two games.

Still remain unchanged lineup brought from S16, Season 17 Jaguars will see more balanced team, as Tommy Kupila (18.1ppg 5.2apg last season) and Zhong Xuanwen (13.5ppg last season) seems able to take some load from Petrus Alexandersson (18.9ppg 18.3rpg last season). And with two of their most improved young player, Li An Wen, expect Jaguar to play more big lineup.

Huo Xiang Song (14ppg 13rpg), the Jaguar most hardworking player, is expected to have a breakout season, as he was just called by NT, and this should boost the young man confidence.

The concern? The "Finnish Finisher", Tommy Kupila and Petrus Alexandersson are 30 years old this season, means their performance will be a question mark start on next season. Seki Skrebo is near his retirement, and Huo Xiang Song still too young to carry the team.

Prediction : Top 4 spot. With SLZH and Compassvale sneak into SBBL, and Fat-A improving, it's hard to see Jaguars securing top spot again, considering they're also playing on National Tournament, and they have to keep fit for B3 games.

Last edited by SGP_BigBen(SGP-U21-Manager) at 8/8/2011 1:07:06 PM

Happy National Day to all =)