Chia
Keng Hock: The original Bomber reigned
from the mid-30's to in the War years. Tall, big and strong, his
shots were unsavable. A hat-trick specialist.
Awang
Bakar: The name spelt terror in the
1950's. An opportunist striker with unorthodox shooting and
heading. He did nothing but score -- from any angle.
Chia
Boon Leong: Tiny "Twinkletoes" was rated
as the best inside-left in Malaya and China in the 50's. Unselfish
creator of goals -- mostly for Awang Bakar
Rahim
Omar: Classic striker of the 60's.
A wizard blessed with deft skill, thunderbolt shots and pace.
Acclaimed as first banana specialist in the region.
Quah
Kim Swee: Speed demon of the 1960's
whose fearless flying headers had left him with long scar on his
forehead till today. Most feared winger in his time.
Majid
Ariff: Midfield mastermind of the
60's. His flawless distribution was always incisive and
penetrative. Only S'porean to represent Asian All-Stars.
Lee
Kok Seng: Acclaimed as greatest
post-war centre-half and captain of all captains. Singapore skipper
for 11 years times from late 1950's to mid 60's.
Quah
Kim Song: (See photo above right)
Darling of the 70's. Fast, fearless and quick-thinking winger who
wreaked havoc in the penalty area. Last and most famous of the
footballing Quahs.
Dollah
Kassim: (As pictured left) Dribbler
extraordinare of the 70s. The "Gelek" king could take on three,
four, five men in one breath-taking sweep. Superb pace and
acceleration.
Fandi
Ahmad: Idol of the 80's. Talented
finisher whose acrobatic volleys and instinctive style make him a
living legend. Acclaimed as God's gift to football.
