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118:. However, after confirming the participation of the two Australian clubs, the FAS then decided to withdraw all the players in its Malaysian League team from participating in the local league that year. This considerably weakened the strength of the local clubs. Perth Kangaroos won the Premier League that year without losing a game, and the Darwin Cubs finished second. The experiment did not succeed in bolstering fan interest. Halfway through the season, Perth Kangaroos' management company, Global Football Australia, declared bankrupt and handed over control of the team to the 129:
had been due to play in the Malaysian League team. It was therefore decided that the national team should play in the 1995 Premier League competition as a stop-gap measure until the establishment of the S.League the following year. The national team is restricted to the first 16 players on the team,
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The initial matches of the Lions drew lots of fans, with thousands of fans attending its matches but interest waned after the Lions beat all the clubs one-sidedly. In August, Darwin Cubs pulled out of the league due to financial problems. The season ended with the Lions on top of the league but the
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competitions up to 1994. The Singapore team's participation in these competitions was the main focus of most Singapore football fans at the time, and the local league was generally considered to be a fairly minor competition. The Singapore league season was usually held fairly early the year, and
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no foreign signings and not entitled to the league's prize if they won the league. Tickets are not charged for all matches except for the national team's matches held at the
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The Lions was top of the league but was not eligible to be the winner due to the competition rules. Geylang International placed second in the league became the winner.
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In 1995, the FAS unexpectedly decided to withdraw the Singapore team from the Malaysian League. Most of the players on the
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winner of the league was Geylang International who was placed second as the Lions was not eligible as the winner.
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many of the Singapore players in the Malaysian competitions also played for clubs in the local Singapore league.
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In 1994, in a bid to add some spice to the Premier League and generate increased fan interest, two teams from
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Division One as the top tier of the Singapore football league structure. It was replaced by the
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The Premier League was disbanded with the formation of the professional
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In 1993, the start of the league was postponed from January to June.
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Dorai, Joe (14 June 1987). "The eight for Premier League named".
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between 1988 and 1995. The Premier League succeeded the
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Boon Lay Chew; Kheng Chuan Chew; Evelyn Chew (2002).
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football
Singapore
National Football League
S.League
Football Association of Singapore
a representative team
Malaysian League
Malaysia Cup
Jurong Town FC
Armed Forces
Tampines Rovers
Tiong Bahru CSC
Balestier United RC
Geylang International
Tyrwhitt Soccerites
Australia
Perth Kangaroos
Darwin Cubs
Soccer Association of Western Australia
Singapore national football team
National Stadium
S.League
Geylang International FC
Tiong Bahru Constituency Sports Club
Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association
Darwin Cubs FC
Marrara Oval
Gibraltar Crescent
Police Sports Association
Tampines Rovers FC

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