2012 Geylang United FC season

Geylang United FC
2012 season
Chairman Singapore Leong Kok Fann
Head Coach Singapore Kanan Vedhamuthu
Ground Bedok Stadium
S.League 11th
Singapore Cup First Round
League Cup Runners-Up
Top goalscorer League:
Jozef Kaplan (14)

All:
Jozef Kaplan (16)

The 2012 season was Geylang United FC's 18th consecutive season in the S.League. The club also competed in the Singapore Cup and the Singapore League Cup.

Squad

No. Name Nationality Position (s) Date of Birth (Age)
Goalkeepers
1 Ridhuan Barudin Singapore GK 5 September 1982
19 Yazid Yasin Singapore GK 24 June 1979
Defenders
2 Zul Elhan Fahmie Singapore MF 2 July 1988
4 Salim Abdul Rahim Singapore DF 24 October 1984
6 Shahril Alias Singapore DF 14 May 1984
8 Jalal Jasim Singapore MF 28 December 1980
11 Syed Fadhil Singapore DF 16 April 1981
14 Mubarak Ahamad Singapore DF 9 February 1989
20 Faizal Samad Singapore DF 9 July 1983
Midfielders
5 Ishak Zainol Singapore MF 9 May 1978
9 Stefan Milojevic France MF 6 February 1989
10 Michael King England MF 26 September 1991
12 Mathew Shiva Singapore MF 15 April 1988
15 Shah Hirul Singapore MF 7 May 1986
16 Ang Zhiwei Singapore MF 2 August 1989
17 Jozef Kaplan Slovakia MF 2 April 1986
18 Hassan Aziz Singapore MF 2 January 1989
Forwards
7 Rizawan Abdullah Singapore FW 8 April 1987
13 Mun Seung Man Korea FW 12 May 1989

Mid-Season Transfers

In

Position Player Transferred From Ref
MF France Stefan Milojević France USC Corte [1]
FW Korea Seung-Mun Man Free Transfer [2]

Out

Position Player Transferred To Ref
MF England Rhema Obed Greece Serres F.C. [3]
FW England Oliver Nicholas Released [4]
FW Singapore Ahmad Suhaimi Singapore Gombak United [5]

S.League

Round 1

Round 2

Singapore League Cup

Singapore Cup

Main article: 2012 Singapore Cup

References

  1. "Interview with new signing, Stefan Milojevic!". GIFC.
  2. "Player Profile: Seung-Mun Man". Soccerway.
  3. "Rhema joins Ethnikos Gazoros". Sport GR.
  4. "Player Profile: Oliver Nicholas". Football Database.
  5. "Player Statistics: Ahmad Suhaimi". Soccerway.
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