Home United FC

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Home United FC
logo
Full name Home United Football Club
Nickname(s) The Protectors
Founded 1995
Ground Clementi Stadium
Clementi, Singapore chairman = Koh Siong Ling
First Team Coach P.N. Sivaji
League S.League
Home colours
Away colours

Home United Football Club is a professional soccer club which plays in Singapore's S.League.

When the S.League was formed in 1996, the club was known as the Police Football Club. The following year, its name was changed to Home United to reflect that fact that the team represents not only the Singapore Police Force, but also other service arms of the Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs such as the Singapore Civil Defence Force and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority.

Home United won the S.League in 1999 and 2003, and the Singapore Cup in 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2005.

The team's nickname is the "Protectors", and its mascot is a dragon. The team's home ground is the Bishan Stadium.

Contents

[edit] Record

[edit] S.League Record

Prior to the formation of the club for the S.League's inaugural season in 1996, the Police Sports Association football team represented the Singapore Police Force in top-level local football competitions, winning Singapore's National Football League in 1985, and the President's Cup in 1980.

[edit] Singapore Cup Record

[edit] Singapore League Cup Record

[edit] AFC Cup Record

  • 2004 - Semi-Finalist
  • 2005 - Quarter-Finalist
  • 2006 - Eliminated at Group Stage
  • 2007 - Did Not Qualify
  • 2008 - Quarter-Finalist
  • 2009 - Round of Sixteen

[edit] Sponsors

[edit] Current S-League Squad

As of 4 Mar 2009[1]

Nationality given from place of birth

No. Position Player
1 Singapore GK Ridzuan Fatah Hasan
2 Singapore MF Isa Halim
3 Singapore DF Ismail Yunos
4 Singapore DF Juma'at Jantan
5 Singapore DF S Subramani (Captain)
6 Singapore DF Shahril Alias
7 Singapore MF Shi Jiayi (born in China)
8 Singapore MF Tengku Mushadad
10 Cameroon FW Kengne Ludovick
No. Position Player
11 Singapore MF Syed Fadhil
12 Singapore MF Itimi Dickson
13 Cameroon DF Valery Hiek
14 Singapore DF Rosman Sulaiman
15 Singapore MF Fadzuhasny Juraimi
16 Singapore MF Faizal Abdul Samad
17 Singapore MF Shahril Ishak
18 Singapore GK Lionel Lewis
19 Singapore MF Azhar Sairudin
20 Brazil MF Peres De Oliveira

*Players in bold have National Team appearances.

[edit] Current Prime League Squad

As of 23 February 2009[2]

Nationality given from place of birth

No. Position Player
21 Singapore GK Nur Azreen Azman
22 Singapore MF Khairul Anwar Hanafi
23 Singapore DF Siddiq Durimi
24 Singapore MF Firdaus Idros
25 Singapore MF Adam Gulam
26 Singapore DF Redzwan Atan
27 Singapore FW Amali Afiq
28 Singapore FW Sufian Anuar
29 Singapore MF Rafiq Jamal
30 Singapore DF Nurhilmi Jasni
No. Position Player
31 Singapore MF Naufal Omar Ashiblie
32 Singapore DF Roseman Ramly
33 Singapore DF Saiful Bahari
34 Singapore MF Fazly Hasan
35 Singapore MF Farhan Musbah
36 Singapore DF Nazri Sabri
37 Thailand MF Naruphol Ar-Romsawa
38 Singapore MF Shahdan Sulaiman
39 Singapore MF Haikal Norasikin


[edit] Confirmed 2009 Transfers

[edit] Confirmed 2009 Transfers

[edit] In

No. Position Player
Singapore DF Ismail Yunos (from Young Lions)
Singapore MF Isa Halim (from Young Lions)
Canada FW Sherif El-Masri (from Toronto Lynx)

[edit] Out

No. Position Player
2 Singapore MF Farhan Farook (sold to Geylang United)
3 Singapore FW Indra Sahdan Daud (transfered to Sengkang Punggol FC)
8 Singapore DF Kamarulariffin Abdul Karim (sold to Geylang United)
9 Thailand FW Kornprom Jaroonpong (released)
19 Singapore DF Walid Lounis (sold to Geylang United)

[edit] Out

No. Position Player
2 Singapore MF Farhan Farook (sold to Geylang United)
3 Singapore FW Indra Sahdan Daud (transfered to Sengkang Punggol FC)
8 Singapore DF Kamarulariffin Abdul Karim (sold to Geylang United)
9 Thailand FW Kornprom Jaroonpong (released)
19 Singapore DF Walid Lounis (sold to Geylang United)

[edit] Former Players

[edit] References

[edit] External links