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established since 2003
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Current Form: W-L-D-D-W
Next Upcoming Match: 22nd February 2009 @ 1500hrs
Opponents: ex-VJC
Venue: VJC

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07/02/09
FMFC 2 vs 0 Luchas Alumni
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29/11/08
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22/11/08
FMFC 6 vs 1 Marli's BF Team
15/11/08
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09/11/08
FMFC 1 vs 0 Achap's Team
25/10/08
FMFC 1 vs 3 Faliq's Team
27/07/08
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20/07/08
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29/06/08
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07/06/08
FMFC 5 vs 2 Orange Team
10/05/08
FMFC 4 vs 0 NTU-NIE
23/04/08
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16/04/08
Darts SC 0 vs 3 FMFC
05/04/08
FMFC 7 vs 0 APSSB
30/03/08
FMFC 3 vs 1 Rock
13/03/08
PTMC 3 vs 2 FMFC
05/03/08
Luchaz-Locs 0 vs 1 FMFC
20/02/08
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14/02/08
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09/02/08
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02/02/08
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27/01/08
APSSB 1 vs 5 FMFC
20/01/08
Rock 1 vs 2 FMFC
03/01/08
PTMC 0 vs 1 FMFC
27/12/07
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19/12/07
Viva FC 0 vs 3 FMFC
12/12/07
Dirty Dozens 2 vs 5 FMFC
22/11/07
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04/11/07
FMFC 2 vs 1 The Rock

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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
[ dancing away 9:49 PM ]

Off Season Friendly Games
Management FMFC
FMFC Vs Faliqs Saturday 25th October Safra 5-7pm
Futsal @ Safra Friday 31th October Safra 8pm-11pm
FMFC Vs Achaps Sunday 9th November Safra 9-11pm
FMFC Vs Faliqs Saturday 15th November 9-11pm
FMFC Vs Marli's FC Saturday 22nd November 9-11pm
FMFC Vs Former MJ Saturday 29th November 9-11pm
FMFC VS Bakar Boys TBC Most likely early December
Take note of the following fixtures guys.
Those who have not return the grey jerseys please do so this weekend. 2 missing.

Monday, October 13, 2008
[ dancing away 1:11 PM ]

A local tabloid have reported that highly rated keeper, Jorge Ismael Gaizka Campos is unsure if he is able to accept the trial offer from FakeMadrid Football Club.

The former Mexican great commented that his commitment lies elsewhere at the moment and that he will sort out the best possible way to accommodate FakeMadrid FC if a serious offer is tabled upon him. He specifically mentioned that money is not an issue at the moment in spite of the global credit crunch.

Sources close to him reiterated that Ismael Gaizka have been club hopping for the past few years and that he would love to settle down at a high profile club as soon as possible.

In other news, FakeMadrid's fitness coach, Manuel Pelligrino have issued fitness timetables according to each player's needs. He requires players, besides Hisham and Khair, to report their injuries accordingly to the medical staff. He recommemends players with minor or recurring injuries to adapt to acupunture as a form of treatment to regain back full fitness. He wishes all the best for the upcoming pre-season.

Saturday, October 11, 2008
[ dancing away 4:51 PM ]

Lacking match practice?
Rob Dabank
The Seteraits

Fake Madrid FC will begin their pre-season campaign this season with a friendly game against Faliq's Team(Haziq's Brother)on the 25th October 2008, 5pm, Safra. It was clear after their first training session on Friday night that the team lacked match practice. With only have 2 weeks to shape up, fans will be wondering how will they stand up against their reportedly match fit opponents next Saturday. We managed to catch up with the team manager for a more in-depth interview regarding the team's situation.

Rob: So what is your game plan for the first friendly match?
JLR: There will be lots of rotation in the game. The idea is to let all the players get their touch back.

Rob: There are rumors that Elfi will miss the match. Is it true? Will this affect your game plan?
JLR: Yup. We will definitely miss his presence but we do have players to cover his position.

Rob: How did the trial for a Goalkeeper go?
JLR: We have a few keepers in mind now and Mael is one of them. Anyway, Sham is working hand in hand with our medical team to ensure a swift return to the team.

Rob: Any other new signings?
JLR: Actually, I am happy with the talent i have now. So possible signings might only be as a cover for the injured or unavailable players. We are also looking forward to the return of our former sweeper, Nur Khair Shamsi. This will be great news for our fans.

Rob: So when will the league commence?
JLR: Our management have been in contact with Safra and so far there is no specific date set yet. But there will definitely be a 2nd season.

Rob: We hope so too. We expect the league to grow next season. Well, thank you for the interview and good luck for the upcoming match.

Match will start at 5pm sharp. Players to be in the stadium by 415. Bring both kits.

FunFacts:

Club: Fake Madrid FC

Base: Singapore

Founded: 2003

Email: fakemadridfc@hotmail.com

Sponsor: Fatimah Trading Pte Ltd

Chairman: Mr Abdul Rahman

Manager: Nur Khair Shamshi

Captain: Saifudeen A.R

Preferred Formation: 4-5-1

Current Pool of Players: 23

Average Age of Players: 22 yrs

Longest Winning Streak: 8

Longest Losing Streak: 2

Current Form: W-W-W-W-L

Biggest Win: 7-0 (8th July 2007 & 5th April 2008)

Next Upcoming Match: TBC

Next Opponent: TBC

Players Profiles:

Hisham Omar, No.1 | Pos: GK
The ever-present #1 is known for his trademark shouts at his defence. He would often yell out at them for blunders and poor defending and would occasionally single out various individuals in the defence to make his feelings heard. His assured presence in goal has lead to many clean-sheets for the team. Creme de la creme. Also an un-signed musician, Sham's self-titled debut album is available at the club store.

Irwan Suriak, No. 2 | Pos: LB/LW
Ferocious looking, this left-footed never hesitates to join the attack. Although suspect at times, with his inhuman-like speed and runs, he's a great asset to the team.

Azry A.K, No. 3 | Pos: AMR/MC/CF
This player uses his nimble footwork and speed of thought to outdo his opponents, making up for his lack of frame. A player in the mould of Teddy Sheringham, he links up with his teammates to form a very potent attacking force.

Haikal A.B, No. 4 | Pos: CB/LB/LW
This player has risen through the ranks to take the armband. Cool and cultured on the ball, he is able to play the ball out of defence in the style of Fabio Cannavaro. An outstanding leader and motivator.

Aslam Yusoff, No. 5 | Pos: AMC/LW/RW
Alam has had his critics for his seemingly lack of effort, but no one can argue when he turns on the style, there are few better.

Nizam Hashim, No. 7 | Pos: ST/RW
Once the inspirational leader of FMFC, Zam has returned from the troughs of injury to lead FMFC out again, despite the lack of armband. Juggling his motorbike career and footballing career tremendously well, his influence on the pitch is unmistakable. A dead-ball specialist too.

Qader Alsagoff, No. 8 | Pos: RB/RW
Ever-reliable and versatile, this natural winger has been forced to retreat to defence and that has curbed his attacking talents. However being the Qader that he is, he goes around doing his job very well without the slightest noise and an indispensible member of the back four.

Hafiz Khalid, No. 9 | Pos: LW/ST
Describing Apek as tricky is an understatement. Able to double as a forward, his goal record speaks for itself. A major threat to any defence.

Elfi Mustapa, No. 10 | Pos: CB/DMC
With his gazelle-like elegance, speed and maturity, few are able to breach his defence. Always there to clear up the mess, on the ground or in the air, he is reminiscent of Rio Ferdinand.

Saifudeen A.R, No. 11 | Pos: CM/DMC
The workhorse. Captain Marvel. The unassuming leader of FMFC, Bul is the reason why FMFC's defence rarely concedes goals. Always thinking of the team, his workmanship is world-class. With his built and stature and capable of attacking as well, its no wonder many people mistake him for the great Patrick Vieira. Truly a diamond in an Ethiop's ear.

Subhan A.B, No. 12 | Pos: ST/RB (utility)
Few can lay claim to being able to play at opposite ends of the field. The 2nd choice goalkeeper for FMFC, he can also add striking prowess to his curriculum vitae. Forever causing defences trouble with his huge frame, his shot-stopping abilities are nothing short of admirable.

Asyik A.A, No. 13 | Pos: CM/CF/RW
This lanky fellow is the tallest of the bunch, but sadly he doesn't put his height to good use. However, give him the ball at his feet, he's able to unlock the tightest defences with his skill and vision. The playmaker for FMFC, he revelled in the role left vacant by aLam and has not looked back since.

Md Shaari "Shrek", No. 6 | Pos: RB/LB/GK
Shrek has come to FMFC's rescue on numerous occasions as the reserve goalkeeper, but his true strength is his no-nonsense approach in defence. Has no qualms about chopping opponents down and many overlook his effort and contribution to the team on the whole.

Zulkifli Azman, No. 14 | Pos: RW/LW/ST
An extremely valuable addition to the team, Zul brings experience, speed and panache into an already deadly strikeforce. Has repaid FMFC's investment in him with many goals, and many more to come.

Muhadher Mahmud, No. 15 | Pos: AMC/ST
One of the best players FMFC has to offer. Skillful, amazing technique and a certain calmness about him that's rarely found in players.

A.J. Haqqiqi Bakar, No.21 | Pos: AMC
Qiqi's close control of the ball is unbelievable, to say the least. He takes almost no effort in retaining possession and shields the ball away from opponents twice his size with his nifty footwork and deceptive turns. He also has a sharp eye for the killer pass.

Haziq Sudhir, No.16 | Pos: ST/RB/LB
A technically gifted player whose maturity defies his age. Scores goals for fun and has no problems fitting in any position FMFC requires him to perform in.

Faris Raymond, No.17 | Pos: RW/LW/ST
Besides his off-field antics and on-field temper Faris "Raymond" adds a certain edginess and flavour to the team with his darting runs and mazy dribbling, not to mention deadly shooting. Newly enlisted into National Service, hopefully the regimentation will help him settle down and focus on his football.

Abdul Rashid A.R, No.19 | Pos: LW/RW
The youngest in the team, Acit bears no resemblance at all to his tenacious brother, Bul. Instead of grit and determination, he prefers the calling of skill and finesse. A little lightweight, he will have to fill the expectations FMFC has set for him in due time.

Azhar Baksin, No.20 | Pos: RB/LB/CB
Azhar should not be be a defender with the amount of skill that he possesses, but FMFC signed him for his tenacious tackling, lung-bursting runs from defence and composure on the ball at the back. His lion-hearted performances complements Elfi's cool and steely nature, and together they form FMFC's rock-solid foundation.

Khidhir Johari, No.22 | Pos: LB/RB/CB/CF
Khidhir started off at left back but a stint as a forward saw a revelation, he was the target man FMFC sorely lacked. With his build, height and skill he has become the fulcrum on which FMFC's attack balances on.

Khairul Amri, No.23 | Pos: RB/RW
Khairul Amri has fitted into FMFC's back four seamlessly. Another attacking player by nature playing in defence, he makes running up and down the flanks effortless. As the saying goes, attack is the best form of defence, and Khairul Amri stays true to it.

Nur Khair Shamshi, Manager | Pos: CB/Coach
Ask anyone, and they'll admit they miss having The Rock at the back. Almost invicible in his time, injuries has prevented him from reaching his true potential. However, using the crafty brain of his beneath that head of khair, he has turned FMFC into a force to be reckoned with, footballing and marketing terms. Le' magnifique~