Chia Keng Hock: The original Bomber reigned from the mid-30's to in the War years. Tall, big and strong, his shots were unsavable. A hat-trick specialist.
Awang Bakar: The name spelt terror in the 1950's. An opportunist striker with unorthodox shooting and heading. He did nothing but score -- from any angle.
Chia Boon Leong: Tiny "Twinkletoes" was rated as the best inside-left in Malaya and China in the 50's. Unselfish creator of goals -- mostly for Awang Bakar
Rahim Omar: Classic striker of the 60's. A wizard blessed with deft skill, thunderbolt shots and pace. Acclaimed as first banana specialist in the region.
Quah Kim Swee: Speed demon of the 1960's whose fearless flying headers had left him with long scar on his forehead till today. Most feared winger in his time.
Majid Ariff: Midfield mastermind of the 60's. His flawless distribution was always incisive and penetrative. Only S'porean to represent Asian All-Stars.
Lee Kok Seng: Acclaimed as greatest post-war centre-half and captain of all captains. Singapore skipper for 11 years times from late 1950's to mid 60's.
Quah Kim Song: (See photo above right) Darling of the 70's. Fast, fearless and quick-thinking winger who wreaked havoc in the penalty area. Last and most famous of the footballing Quahs.
Dollah Kassim: (As pictured left) Dribbler extraordinare of the 70s. The "Gelek" king could take on three, four, five men in one breath-taking sweep. Superb pace and acceleration.
Fandi Ahmad: Idol of the 80's. Talented finisher whose acrobatic volleys and instinctive style make him a living legend. Acclaimed as God's gift to football.
all the captains i only know fandi.
dat's becos soccer during dat time was very hype comparing to sg soccer now.
y no comments?
please give some face to singapore's football...
Other than Fandi, I know Dollah Kassim, Quah Kim Swee (part of the famous Quah family) and Awang Bakar. My dad met Awang Baker once, can't remember what he said about him though.
no razali saad?
i only know the last 3 captains
the rest i donno