Profile:

Munjen Portuguese Club de Futebol
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[est. 2006]

munjenportugal@gmail.com

Board:

Owner : Self Funded
Manager : Jacinth (JAP)
THE Captain : Wee Yang, SEE (SIN)
Brand Director : Sanjay (BRA)
Correspondents : Haris (SCO) & Chris (UK)
Chief Financial Officer : Firdaus (WAL)
Fight Club Coordinator : Saalai Muhammad Ibrahim Hithayatullah bin Abdul Mutalib (AFG)

Branches:

VSNPCC Alumni
I-LOVE-WEE-WEE Fan Club
Munjen Portugal Writing Club
Munjen Pools

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Friday, July 20, 2007

BIG BLOW AS SKIPPER, STRIKER UNCERTAIN

As the hours tick by, the team physio is on high alert as to ascertain Haris' medical condition following his hamstring injury sustained during last week's 8-1 romp over RIT.

"Haris is still suffering from a slight hamstring pull. The seriousness of the situation was much worse than expected. I'm not too sure if he'll be fully fit by tomorrow noon," Munjen's physio corresponded.

With in-form striker a probable flop for tomorrow's match, the team manager has managed to attain the services of Adrian who seems eager to get back to his scoring ways.

With the assurance that Haris will not be attending next week's match, Adrian will further push his training to be put in the first 11 since a month back.

The Munjens was dealt with another blow when skipper Wee Yang announced today that he was not able to attend today's match citing personal problems.

Team Manager Jac spoke to the media, "I've talked things out with Yang and I think that it is in our best decision to let him off for a week to settle his problems and also benefit the team in the long run."

Sources however have cited rumours that Wee Yang might be attending training and trials for another club which now puts the Club on a delicate tipping scale.

Jac added that even with the loss of skipper, she believes that the team has the potential to perform well with probable stand-in keepers Haris and Siu Sing on stand-by.

The Fans on the other hand are not quite bothered about the rumours that has been circulating with the general consensus that Wee Yang will never betray MPFC for another club and they were quick to brush off any negative rumours.

One of them even put forward that it could be the job of speculators who are just jealous of the team's recent in-form performances and that they are only playing mind games.


Editor's prediction : A close 2-1 win for Munjens.






-REUTERS (Haris)