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NEWSLETTER MONTH of May 2017 TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT E -NEWSLETTER MONTH OF May 2017 COACH EDUCATION AFC ‘C ’LICENCE COURSE The course was conducted within the grounds of the National Institute Of Education (NIE) from 22 to 31 May for a total number of 23 participants. In attendance was current National and Geylang International FC player Gabriel Quak. The course instructor was Head of Coach Education (FAS) Mohamed Basir Ellaya Kutty Coaches Morning organised by FAS Coach Education Department Head Of Coach Education Mohamed Basir Ellaya Kutty facilitating the theory session of the Coaches Morning programme Assistant Garena Young Lions Coach and Coaches’ Consultant Robbie Servias conducting a practical session on Development of Passing and Receiving to the Centres of Excellence (COE) Coaches and Womens’ Coaches Ensuring a Win Win Situation For our Sponsor SELLS which is one of the top Goalkeeping brands in the world and is currently worn by top goalkeepers like Victor Valdes, Simon Mignolet and Ben Foster Providing a platform for our sponsors The Importance of a good fit Planning ahead for the 2018 Schools Premier League (SPL) FAS General Manager, Youth Development brainstorming with Ministry of Education (MOE) schools football convenors for the future of the Schools Premier League (SPL) 2017 Centres of Excellence (COE) Tournament Preparation for 2017 Centre Of Excellence League Setting the rules and structure for the tournament Working to enhance the quality of coaching through mutual exchange of information Brainstorming with Ajax Coaching staff to explore areas of collaboration Monthly Staff Coaches Meeting Head Coach of National Youth Teams Richard Tardy in discussion with the respective Team Coaches on their training plans and progressive development of individual players in their respective teams Fine Tuning the Training Programme of the NFA U-15 And U-16 Teams Technical Director Michel Sablon in discussion with the respective NFA U-15 and NFA U-16 Coaches to include tactical sessions in the morning during the June holidays In preparation for Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-16 and U-18 qualifiers, the NFA U-15 and U-18 Teams will be participating in their own training camps Team Period of Oveseas Place Training Camp 01 NFA U-15 Team 7 to 11 June Jakarta, Indonesia 02 NFA U-18 Team 18 to 22 June Goa, India Our budding NFA U-15 Cubs Our NFA U-18 Team Ensuring our footballers stay focus both on and off the field Supervised Study Time Team work at play through discussions Discussing the future of Womens’ Football Technical Director Michel Sablon and Coach Advisor Robbie Servias in discussion with the Womens’’ Football Department on areas of improvement for the development of the womens’ football Expanding The Football Ecosystem In Search Of Talent Meeting with officials from JSSL football academy to explore the possibility of private academy teams contributing to the development and nurturing of talent Ensuring our Teams work harder, play longer and recover faster General Manager Youth Development together with Technical Director Michel Sablon accompanied by Deputy Director Adrian Chan engaging officials from Ajinomoto’s Amino Vital High Performance drinks on sponsoring the 2017 SEA Games Team High Performance Fuel ONE TEAM SINGAPORE CAMP In preparing the Team Singapore (TS) contingent for the 29th SEA Games and the 9th ASEAN Para Games, the Singapore Sports Institute (SSI) recognises that it is important to help develop a greater team camaraderie amongst our athletes and instil a greater sense of pride and identity as ‘Team Singapore’. This Camp is specifically designed to help the athletes: • Develop a greater sense of pride and identity with Team Singapore contingent • Better articulate their aspirations for the Games and for TeamSG • To build a stronger #OneTeamSG TEAM SINGAPORE Garena Young Lions and National U-22 players Muhammad Shahrin Bin Saberin and Muhammad Hafiz Bin Sulaiman A Memorable Night both on and off the pitch S.League Match Date Result Match 01 Garena Young Lions vs. Brunei 13 May Drew 0 - 0 DPMM Garena Young Lions Captain Shahrin Bin Saberin introducing the players to our distinguished guests FAS President President Lim Kia Tong and Council Member Dr.Dinesh Nair Ikhsan Fandi Ahmad on the prowl for Goals Showing appreciation to our League sponsor Hyundai Garena Young Lions players Muhammad Zulqarnaen Bin Suzliman and Chan Zhi Wei Jordan at the Hyundai Jurong Point Roadshow In preparation for their Qatar training camp from 12 to 18 June, the team played host to a World Cup U-20 Team International Match Date Result Friendly Match 01 National U-22 Team vs. Vanuatu 1 May Won 3 - 2 U-20 Team 02 National U-22 Team vs. Vanuatu 4 May Drew 0 - 0 U-20 Team 03 National U-22 Team vs. Vanuatu 7 May Drew 1 - 1 U-20 Team Our First 11s A delicious goal by Hanafi Akbar that augurs well for things ahead Training Session on Media Management The team was presented with real and practical scenarios to practice and hone their interview skills Learning to engage effectively with the media Empowering the mental strength of our players Head Coach Richard Tardy together with Head of Football Science and Medicine Department (FSAM) Nurhafizah Bte Sujad and Head of Strength and Conditioning Balder Berckmans briefing SportSG Sports Psychologist Stevenson Lai on the SEA Games U-22 Team SEA Games bound and now a call up for the National Team Garena Young Lions and SEA Games U-22 Player MUHAMMAD MUHAIMIN BIN SUHAIMI Garena Young Lions and SEA Games U-22 Player MUHAMMAD HAMI SYAHIN BIN SAID Ensuring optimal quality from the ground up Maintaining a high standard is a commitment Team work and creating synergy within the organisation Discussion with FAS Marketing department on possible collaboration with external interested agencies .
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