Back Passt With Ras

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England's away kit from the 2002 World Cup. Who does it remind you of?

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World Cup advertisements.

For those watching in Singapore, how many feel it is excessive? There is one round when the national anthems are over, another during the hydration break, then at half-time and finally, the second half hydration break. I would want to see the teams shake hands before the match and during the hydration break. If there is a need to show advertisements, I like how it is shown in Malaysia, with a split screen showing the match and the advertisement during the hydration break.

Every footballer has a story. Some are filled with glory, while others are defined by perseverance.

In this episode of Back Passt with Ras, I sit down with former Singapore international Toh Choon Ming as he reflects on a career that took him through Sembawang Rangers, Jurong FC, Gombak United, and the Singapore national team.

We talk about the realities of transitioning from a full-time footballer to a part-time one, the sacrifices that came with it, and the challenges of staying at the highest level of Singapore football. Choon Ming also shares the emotional journey surrounding his national team call-up, the setbacks he endured, and the resilience that helped him keep going.

It's an honest conversation about passion, perseverance, and what it truly meant to play for club and country during a different era of Singapore football.

🎙️ Watch or listen now, and don't forget to share your favourite memories of Choon Ming's career in the comments.

Listen Here: https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/3XmGpXgMB4b

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/fB1DskoR22Y

From full-time footballer to balancing the game with life beyond the pitch.

⚽ Former Singapore international Toh Choon Ming joins Back Passt with Ras to look back on his journey with Sembawang Rangers, Jurong FC, Gombak United, and the Singapore national team.

We discuss the sacrifices of transitioning to part-time football, the challenges he faced throughout his career, and the emotional story behind his national team call-up. It's an honest conversation about resilience, perseverance, and the passion that kept him going.

🎙️ Full episode available now. Link in bio.

What are your favourite memories of Choon Ming's playing days? Let us know in the comments.

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