They were told that the opponents were a Malay team. They were told that the opponents were gonna be late for the match. But Kamikaze was not informed that the opponents were gonna be such tough opposition. They were like a motley crew, players banded from everywhere. But amidst their ranks, they boasted 2 players, one a Prime League midfielder, and the other a former National U-23 striker, and between them they scored and created all 5 goals of their team, all long range efforts. However, this is a Kamikaze that has once again reinvented itself. This was a Kamikaze that was capable of instilling fear in its opponents too. This was a Kamikaze that knew how to score wonder goals, and that is what they did as they even-ed a match, that could have swung anyway.
The opponents opened the scoring within 5 minutes, when a routine cross was pumped into the back of the net via a long distance volley. But KKZ responded in style as Safar played a delightful throughball, that Golden Boy Vishnu exquisitely chipped past the keeper. They then went 2-1 up, vis-a-vis the same connection as this time Safar's cross was met with a thumping volley by Vishnu.
Kamikaze had a severe shortage of players, and only had 1 subsitute due to several last minute withdrawals. The deficit took its toll, as quick counter-attacks saw the opponents create several chances, and they squared the game as another long-range shot gave the keeper no chance.
Under-strength Kamikaze came fired up in the second half, determined to match their superior opponents, however the lack of manpower clearly showed as they went behind yet again by another expert cross that was met with an equally superb shot. Kamikaze showed that they could match up in the shot-taking department too, as Vishnu let loose a ferocious shot looking for his hat-trick, only for the keeper to parry the ball onto the path of Victor who managed to tuck it in. The sole respite for the veteran striker, who had a totally dreadful game to forget.
Safar, however was having a magical game and he showed his class, by finally scoring his first goal of the season, by racing on to Dinzo's lofted pass, beating two defenders on the run, and scoring past the Keeper's nearpost to once again bring KKZ on level terms, after the opponents had once again taken the lead via a long shot.
When the opponents, scored their 5th goal, and Victor who compounded his terrible game and missed a penalty, everyone thought that the game was over for Kamikaze. Everyone, except Kamikaze themselves. They kept attacking, and once again Safar found himself fouled inside the box, and this time stepped up to take the spot kick himself, capping a splendid afternoon for him.
Kamikaze, however showed that they still possessed the resilience that has long been their trademark. While they have recruited significantly to their player armoury, there are bad days, where the squad is left depleted. On such a day, like this one, it is the Kamikaze Spirit that will see the team through, like it had. This match was a fantastic warm-up for the tough road ahead. And going by what we saw, there are only good times ahead for Team Kamikaze!
Safar deservingly won the Man of the Match award, but special mentions have to be given to young Keeper Vicky Razgy who had yet another scintillating performance, despite letting in 5 unstoppable goals. If not for his heroics, KKZ would surely have conceded even more, such were the shooting might of the opponents. Vishnu, who continued his goal-scoring form, and Dinzo who put in a flawless performance were all commended by the team management and encouraged to reach higher standards.
KAMIKAZE!!!
Squad List: Vicky Razgy, Neshsta, Suresh Boyyee, Geevagan, Dinzo Dinesh, Seelan, El Fazail, Aravin Yeli, Safar, Vishnu, Victor, Hari YoungBoys
Final Score: KKZ 5 - Malay SharpShooters 5
Goals: Vishnu (2), Victor, Safar (2)
Assists: Safar(2), Vishnu, Dinzo Dinesh
M.O.M: Safar
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Kamikaze Conducts Efficient Business
There has been something very businessman-like about this new incarnation of Team Kamikaze. The way it goes about settling its matters efficiently, the way they turn up for matches with all the players showing excellent initiative, the way the management does not think twice about punishing errant players, the way they dominate opponents. This is a new efficient side of KKZ and the fans hope that this incarnation lasts longer than the previous faces of KKZ.
They squared up against Goal Arena League Alumni Salem Fire. With reports swirling, that Kamikaze are indeed set to join the Goal Arena League, this match-up set the rumour meters ablaze. With pundits noting that this match would be a test of Goal Arena and also KKZ's ability to match up to the league, all eyes were firmly set on how this match would play up.
It would be an understatement however, to say that Kamikaze passed the test with flying colours. The first half ended goalless despite Kamikaze creating a host of chances, and doubts could have started creeping into a lesser team. But Kamikaze have a new found resurgence about their play, and soon made their dominance count after the break.
A trademark short-corner routine saw Safar playing the ball onto Manjan, who made no mistake with the finish. Soon after, Mohawk made amends for a horrendous miss, by playing a through ball onto the path of Victor who flicked it pass the keeper and scored into an empty net.
Young Star Vishnu who is growing in stature with each passing game, got onto the scoresheet in the best of fashion. A brilliant passing move saw Kamikaze complete 10 passes, which was finished as Pratheep cut the ball back to Dinzo who swung in a delicious cross, that Vishnu delightfully glanced into the net to score a first ever goal for Kamikaze with his head.
3-0 was how it ended, and it was yet another businessman-like performance by Kamikaze.
USPO Suresh dominated the centre of the midfield, won all of his aerial duels and stamped his authority on the game. And for that kind of a sizzling performance, his teammates rewarded him by rating him the Man of the Match.
Squad List: Ganesh Vivace, Jayraj, Maaran, Dinzo Dinesh, Manjan Dinesh, Haresh, USPO Suresh, El Fazail, Vishnu, Mohawk Vicky, Safar, Haravin, Victor, Pradeep, Seelan, Viki, Prem
Final Score: KKZ 3 - Salem Fire 0
Goals: Manjan Dinesh, Victor, Vishnu
Assists: Safar, Mohawk Vicky, Dinzo Dinesh
M.O.M: USPO Suresh
They squared up against Goal Arena League Alumni Salem Fire. With reports swirling, that Kamikaze are indeed set to join the Goal Arena League, this match-up set the rumour meters ablaze. With pundits noting that this match would be a test of Goal Arena and also KKZ's ability to match up to the league, all eyes were firmly set on how this match would play up.
It would be an understatement however, to say that Kamikaze passed the test with flying colours. The first half ended goalless despite Kamikaze creating a host of chances, and doubts could have started creeping into a lesser team. But Kamikaze have a new found resurgence about their play, and soon made their dominance count after the break.
A trademark short-corner routine saw Safar playing the ball onto Manjan, who made no mistake with the finish. Soon after, Mohawk made amends for a horrendous miss, by playing a through ball onto the path of Victor who flicked it pass the keeper and scored into an empty net.
Young Star Vishnu who is growing in stature with each passing game, got onto the scoresheet in the best of fashion. A brilliant passing move saw Kamikaze complete 10 passes, which was finished as Pratheep cut the ball back to Dinzo who swung in a delicious cross, that Vishnu delightfully glanced into the net to score a first ever goal for Kamikaze with his head.
3-0 was how it ended, and it was yet another businessman-like performance by Kamikaze.
USPO Suresh dominated the centre of the midfield, won all of his aerial duels and stamped his authority on the game. And for that kind of a sizzling performance, his teammates rewarded him by rating him the Man of the Match.
Squad List: Ganesh Vivace, Jayraj, Maaran, Dinzo Dinesh, Manjan Dinesh, Haresh, USPO Suresh, El Fazail, Vishnu, Mohawk Vicky, Safar, Haravin, Victor, Pradeep, Seelan, Viki, Prem
Final Score: KKZ 3 - Salem Fire 0
Goals: Manjan Dinesh, Victor, Vishnu
Assists: Safar, Mohawk Vicky, Dinzo Dinesh
M.O.M: USPO Suresh
Friday, August 12, 2011
Kamikaze Keeps Rolling Along
The uncertainty over their future league status could not stop them. Loss of 3 key management personnel for this week's game could not stop them. Aggressive and roughhouse tactics indulging Vietnamese opponents could not stop them. Which leads many to wonder, what will it take to stop this new-born Kamikaze Renaissance. Ever since the new season launch, there has been a certain pomp, about this Kamikaze team, and that was once again highlighted as they tore apart their Vietnamese opponents. Whilst, rumours had it, that this was a qualifying game for a new league that they were supposed to take part in, KKZ management would not confirm anything.
That, however, did not stop Kamikaze from dominating this encounter as they beat their opponents 4-2 convincingly. A brace from Vishnu, the first after excellent work by Safar, and the second from an assist by newboy Maaran ensured the young forwards Golden run continued. Another brace to match that was scored by Fazail, the first from the spot kick after dangerman Safar was fouled inside the box, and the second through an excellent free-kick taken after a foul on himself. Fazail's resurgence reaffirmed his status as a deadball specialist in the team, and this can only spell bad news for their opponents.
The man of the match was El Fazail, for his dazzlery on the wings and set-piece brilliance. But credit must be given to Safar, Hasiim, Maaran and Vishnu for an excellent performance.
While, they have had a run of good results, this team must keep its feet on the ground and prepare for tougher roads ahead. For glory is not earned, by sailing through the good times, but by also battling through the tough ones too..
KAMIKAZE!!!
Squad List: Vicky Ragzy, Prem, Maaran, Geevagan, Manjan, Hasiim, Haravin, Haresh, Fazail, Safar, Vishnu, Pratip, Dinzo
Final Score: KKZ 4 - Vietnam Rangers 2
Goals: Vishnu (2) Fazail (2)
Assists: Safar, Maaran
M.O.M: Fazail
That, however, did not stop Kamikaze from dominating this encounter as they beat their opponents 4-2 convincingly. A brace from Vishnu, the first after excellent work by Safar, and the second from an assist by newboy Maaran ensured the young forwards Golden run continued. Another brace to match that was scored by Fazail, the first from the spot kick after dangerman Safar was fouled inside the box, and the second through an excellent free-kick taken after a foul on himself. Fazail's resurgence reaffirmed his status as a deadball specialist in the team, and this can only spell bad news for their opponents.
The man of the match was El Fazail, for his dazzlery on the wings and set-piece brilliance. But credit must be given to Safar, Hasiim, Maaran and Vishnu for an excellent performance.
While, they have had a run of good results, this team must keep its feet on the ground and prepare for tougher roads ahead. For glory is not earned, by sailing through the good times, but by also battling through the tough ones too..
KAMIKAZE!!!
Squad List: Vicky Ragzy, Prem, Maaran, Geevagan, Manjan, Hasiim, Haravin, Haresh, Fazail, Safar, Vishnu, Pratip, Dinzo
Final Score: KKZ 4 - Vietnam Rangers 2
Goals: Vishnu (2) Fazail (2)
Assists: Safar, Maaran
M.O.M: Fazail
Sunday, July 24, 2011
9-Star Kamikaze Soars Ahead
After the first match of their 5 game plan, it took Kamikaze another 21 days to embark on their second match. This time they squared off against Shining Sitare at a 3pm kickoff at Serangoon Secondary.
If they had any doubts, on whether their goal difference could be boosted during this run-in, they were dispelled today, as the KKZ outfit ran riot against their physically superior opponents. Despite losing out in the size, Kamikaze were definitely the technically superior side, and they exploited their experience to maximum as they ran out 9-0 winners with Goals coming in from 6 different players.
After creating several chances in the opening 15 mins Kamikaze got their first goal in the 17th minute and never looked back.
1st Goal: Fazail received a short corner from Victor and picked up Gerard who cushioned a header perfectly for Vishnu to pounce and put the ball in the back of the net.
2nd: Fazail, making his return after a long absence, once again was thick in the action, as he cleverly dribbled past 3 defenders, before squaring to Victor whose sidefooted shot found the back of the net.
3rd: Yeli, now turned provider, this time playing Fazail through, who once again beat 2 defenders before slotting the ball coolly past the keeper, and capping a fantastic return.
4th: Provider turns scorer, as Viki's long ball found Victor who headed the ball onto the path of Yeli who made no mistake by scoring past the keeper.
5th: Yeli then doubled his personal tally, with a Stupendous effort by scoring Directly from a corner to thrill the fans!
6th: Kamikaze took it easy after the half-time by knocking the ball around, but an intelligent move saw Safar play Vishnu down the right flank, who chipped the ball onto the path of Dinesh Manjan who scored off his own rebound, after the keeper had saved his initial shot.
7th: Safar in a unselfish mode played Yeli expertly through the middle and the tricky winger made no mistake as he claimed his hat-trick.
8th: Safar and Yeli were once again involved as they played a neat little one-two that saw Safar squaring the ball to Victor who once again side-footed his way to a brace
9th: The icing on the cake was provided by Dinzo who volleyed the ball home after some hardwork by Jraj and Lavanesh whose pressure on the defence saw them lose the ball at the edge of the box.
Overall, this game was a complete success for Team Kamikaze not just because of the scoreline, but more so because of the way play was approached and opportunities created. Special mention must be given to Vishnu, the young centreforward who is developing very finely and showing a huge appetite for the game, Viki for putting in yet another excellent industrious effort, Gerard, Fazail and Nesh for once again returning to the KKZ fold with a seamless entry that made it look like they were never away.
But the man of the match was clearly Aravin Yeli, whose superb performance left his team-mates raving. The winger who recently recovered from a niggling injury is set to reach his top potential, and that can only be bad news for his opponents.
After 2 games, KKZ have collected 6 points and a goal difference of 10. But to reach the standards of recapturing the CFL crown, consistency will be the key. Will this team, have what it takes to produce this levels of performance every week? Watch this space!
KAMIKAZE!!!
Squad List: Ahmad, Jayraj (c), Nesh, Dinesh Manjan, Maaran, Viki, Gerard, Fazail, Aravin Yeli, Vishnu, Victor, Safar, Dinzo, Lavanesh
Final Score: KKZ 9 - Shining Sitare 0
Goals: Vishnu, Victor (2) Fazail, Aravin Yeli (3), Manjan, Dinzo
Assists: Gerard, Fazail, Aravin Yeli, Victor, Vishnu, Safar (2)
M.O.M: Aravin Yeli
If they had any doubts, on whether their goal difference could be boosted during this run-in, they were dispelled today, as the KKZ outfit ran riot against their physically superior opponents. Despite losing out in the size, Kamikaze were definitely the technically superior side, and they exploited their experience to maximum as they ran out 9-0 winners with Goals coming in from 6 different players.
After creating several chances in the opening 15 mins Kamikaze got their first goal in the 17th minute and never looked back.
1st Goal: Fazail received a short corner from Victor and picked up Gerard who cushioned a header perfectly for Vishnu to pounce and put the ball in the back of the net.
2nd: Fazail, making his return after a long absence, once again was thick in the action, as he cleverly dribbled past 3 defenders, before squaring to Victor whose sidefooted shot found the back of the net.
3rd: Yeli, now turned provider, this time playing Fazail through, who once again beat 2 defenders before slotting the ball coolly past the keeper, and capping a fantastic return.
4th: Provider turns scorer, as Viki's long ball found Victor who headed the ball onto the path of Yeli who made no mistake by scoring past the keeper.
5th: Yeli then doubled his personal tally, with a Stupendous effort by scoring Directly from a corner to thrill the fans!
6th: Kamikaze took it easy after the half-time by knocking the ball around, but an intelligent move saw Safar play Vishnu down the right flank, who chipped the ball onto the path of Dinesh Manjan who scored off his own rebound, after the keeper had saved his initial shot.
7th: Safar in a unselfish mode played Yeli expertly through the middle and the tricky winger made no mistake as he claimed his hat-trick.
8th: Safar and Yeli were once again involved as they played a neat little one-two that saw Safar squaring the ball to Victor who once again side-footed his way to a brace
9th: The icing on the cake was provided by Dinzo who volleyed the ball home after some hardwork by Jraj and Lavanesh whose pressure on the defence saw them lose the ball at the edge of the box.
Overall, this game was a complete success for Team Kamikaze not just because of the scoreline, but more so because of the way play was approached and opportunities created. Special mention must be given to Vishnu, the young centreforward who is developing very finely and showing a huge appetite for the game, Viki for putting in yet another excellent industrious effort, Gerard, Fazail and Nesh for once again returning to the KKZ fold with a seamless entry that made it look like they were never away.
But the man of the match was clearly Aravin Yeli, whose superb performance left his team-mates raving. The winger who recently recovered from a niggling injury is set to reach his top potential, and that can only be bad news for his opponents.
After 2 games, KKZ have collected 6 points and a goal difference of 10. But to reach the standards of recapturing the CFL crown, consistency will be the key. Will this team, have what it takes to produce this levels of performance every week? Watch this space!
KAMIKAZE!!!
Squad List: Ahmad, Jayraj (c), Nesh, Dinesh Manjan, Maaran, Viki, Gerard, Fazail, Aravin Yeli, Vishnu, Victor, Safar, Dinzo, Lavanesh
Final Score: KKZ 9 - Shining Sitare 0
Goals: Vishnu, Victor (2) Fazail, Aravin Yeli (3), Manjan, Dinzo
Assists: Gerard, Fazail, Aravin Yeli, Victor, Vishnu, Safar (2)
M.O.M: Aravin Yeli
Sunday, July 03, 2011
Kamikaze Off to a Flying Start...
Kamikaze started the final phase of its pre-season training by embarking on a 5-game plan, in which they play 5 games and aim to win at least 3 of them and draw one, racking up a goal difference of at least +5. The first of this matches was held today on the 3rd of Jul at Kranji Sec in a 3pm kickoff against a Northern-based Malay team.
They could have never asked for a better start as they won the match 3-2 in a convincing manner despite the unflattering scoreline. Hari, Akbar and Jayraj were standout performers in a match that the KKZ outfit are playing after a long holiday break.
Enduring a nervy start, Kamikaze broke the deadlock when Hari played a short corner to Mohawk whose inswinging cross was met with a pinpoint header by Victor. The score line was soon doubled when Hari played a defence splitting through ball which was met by Mohawk who coolly rounded the keeper before stroking the ball into an empty net.
The opponents came out strongly in the second half and outmuscled the KKZ midfield. Their efforts soon paid off, as they pulled back two quickfire goals to even the match. However, KKZ kept up the pressure with Safar and Hari running riot around the opponents' defence. Their efforts paid off, when Jayraj clinched the winner, when Safar played a short corner to Jayraj, who sidestepped a defender before drilling the ball into the net.
Despite having the burden of pressure on them, KKZ played with immense poise and composure, and this was noted with pleasure by the management. Having secured a good start, the team hopes to build on this and build up a good form to approach the CFL hitting their peak.
This match also featured the debut of young Defender Maaran, who showed glimpses of a fine talent in his first match itself. KKZ wishes him all the best in his upcoming career with the squad.
Squad List: Akbar, Jayraj (c), Premnathan, Thina, Maaran, Hari, Seelan, Manjan, Lavanesh, Mohawk Vicky, Victor, Haresh, Haravin, Safar, Yasin
Final Score: KKZ 3 - Northern Knights 2
Goals: Victor, Mohawk Vicky, Jayraj
Assists: Mohawk Vicky, Hari, Safar
M.O.M: Akbar
KAMIKAZE!!!
They could have never asked for a better start as they won the match 3-2 in a convincing manner despite the unflattering scoreline. Hari, Akbar and Jayraj were standout performers in a match that the KKZ outfit are playing after a long holiday break.
Enduring a nervy start, Kamikaze broke the deadlock when Hari played a short corner to Mohawk whose inswinging cross was met with a pinpoint header by Victor. The score line was soon doubled when Hari played a defence splitting through ball which was met by Mohawk who coolly rounded the keeper before stroking the ball into an empty net.
The opponents came out strongly in the second half and outmuscled the KKZ midfield. Their efforts soon paid off, as they pulled back two quickfire goals to even the match. However, KKZ kept up the pressure with Safar and Hari running riot around the opponents' defence. Their efforts paid off, when Jayraj clinched the winner, when Safar played a short corner to Jayraj, who sidestepped a defender before drilling the ball into the net.
Despite having the burden of pressure on them, KKZ played with immense poise and composure, and this was noted with pleasure by the management. Having secured a good start, the team hopes to build on this and build up a good form to approach the CFL hitting their peak.
This match also featured the debut of young Defender Maaran, who showed glimpses of a fine talent in his first match itself. KKZ wishes him all the best in his upcoming career with the squad.
Squad List: Akbar, Jayraj (c), Premnathan, Thina, Maaran, Hari, Seelan, Manjan, Lavanesh, Mohawk Vicky, Victor, Haresh, Haravin, Safar, Yasin
Final Score: KKZ 3 - Northern Knights 2
Goals: Victor, Mohawk Vicky, Jayraj
Assists: Mohawk Vicky, Hari, Safar
M.O.M: Akbar
KAMIKAZE!!!
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Kamikaze Confirms Participation in CFL
A shock decision was announced earlier today, that the senior team of Team Kamikaze will indeed be taking part in their swansong season in CFL. Earlier reports suggested, that KKZ will all but pull out from CFL to continue their pursuits elsewhere. However, it was announced today that the decision to take part in one final season was made on the 25th of June at a high-level board meeting held at Frontier CC.
Top guns of KKZ met up at Frontier CC to charter the new course for the team. However, the most shocking decision was Team Kamikaze's reappearance in CFL's 4th season. Team Kamikaze had played in all 3 previous seasons of CFL winning it in their second season. However, injuries, squad depletion and a overall lacklustre attittude contributed to seeing them finish their worst in the last season. That had led to widespread speculation that Kamikaze will pull out of CFL to concentrate on growth.
When contacted, Team Assistant Managers Seelan and Nesh had this to say, " Kamikaze is still focused on renewal and growth for the team. We see the importance of having new challenges to steer the team to reach its fullest potential. However, on the back of last season's dismal performance, the boys owe it to the history of the team to come back for one last season. It is not about proving anything to anyone, but ourselves. We need to do this, as a duty, as a calling."
However, not everyone was positive about this news. When interviewed, team stalwart USPO remarked matter-of-factly, "Ok, you say about proving it to ourselves. But honestly, i don't see what being in CFL proves. To me, that level of competition proves nothing. But i can accept it, if only this is the last season. Final one, no more."
The CFL has always been a bag of controversy for Kamikaze. While it boasts the most flexible of organisers, and the kind of heart racing rivalry that the EPL boasts of, the organisation has not always been kind in the fixture planning to KKZ. The level of competition has also not always been up to the standard expected by the board, to mould the team into a top-notch islandwide side. However, with the announcement that the team will make it back for one last season out, punters have started placing their odds for the former champions to make a strong formidable presence.
Organiser and founder of CFL Mr Premnathan had a remark to put the whole matter into perspective. "Kamikaze can say what they want about CFL, they might be right or they might be wrong. But till they win the league again, whatever they say will only be the opinions of a team that did not win."
Kamikaze!!!
Top guns of KKZ met up at Frontier CC to charter the new course for the team. However, the most shocking decision was Team Kamikaze's reappearance in CFL's 4th season. Team Kamikaze had played in all 3 previous seasons of CFL winning it in their second season. However, injuries, squad depletion and a overall lacklustre attittude contributed to seeing them finish their worst in the last season. That had led to widespread speculation that Kamikaze will pull out of CFL to concentrate on growth.
When contacted, Team Assistant Managers Seelan and Nesh had this to say, " Kamikaze is still focused on renewal and growth for the team. We see the importance of having new challenges to steer the team to reach its fullest potential. However, on the back of last season's dismal performance, the boys owe it to the history of the team to come back for one last season. It is not about proving anything to anyone, but ourselves. We need to do this, as a duty, as a calling."
However, not everyone was positive about this news. When interviewed, team stalwart USPO remarked matter-of-factly, "Ok, you say about proving it to ourselves. But honestly, i don't see what being in CFL proves. To me, that level of competition proves nothing. But i can accept it, if only this is the last season. Final one, no more."
The CFL has always been a bag of controversy for Kamikaze. While it boasts the most flexible of organisers, and the kind of heart racing rivalry that the EPL boasts of, the organisation has not always been kind in the fixture planning to KKZ. The level of competition has also not always been up to the standard expected by the board, to mould the team into a top-notch islandwide side. However, with the announcement that the team will make it back for one last season out, punters have started placing their odds for the former champions to make a strong formidable presence.
Organiser and founder of CFL Mr Premnathan had a remark to put the whole matter into perspective. "Kamikaze can say what they want about CFL, they might be right or they might be wrong. But till they win the league again, whatever they say will only be the opinions of a team that did not win."
Kamikaze!!!
Monday, May 23, 2011
Kamikaze Update
Hi guys,
It's been long since we updated the kkz blog so here it is. Since facing a dismal start to their friendly campaign with 2 loss and 1 win, Kamikaze bounced back in style by winning 3 and drawing 1 out of their 4 games they played after that. That brings the total tally to 4 wins 1 draw and 2 loss. It is also stated that the mood in the KKZ camp is slowly gaining more momentum towards showing seriousness and competitive traits. The locker room chemistry is terrific with new signings Aravin "Muhammad Eli" and Viki "No nick" blending well into the team's infrastructure. The team's young defence leader Janarthan has also been impressing fellow team-mates and is fighting for a first team place.
However, Kamikaze takes this opportunity to express it's heartfelt condolences to Hevy, in light of the passing away of his father. We hope that he will bounce back strong and all our wishes and prayers are with him and his family.
Goalie Ganesh has condemned the team's style of playing 2-3 games a week as "utter nonsense" mainly beacuse he feels that players tend to be fatigued when they come for kamiakze sunday game. He stressed that a rejuvenated side is capable of much better showing than a fatigued side and has pleaded the management to handle this issue immediately so that the team can perform at it's peak. Kamikaze has almost 7 first team players who play an average of 2-3 games on weekends and this might come to be a problem when they start the league.
Kkz juniors, led by captain Vishnu has secured 3rd in their CFL campaign and have made us proud. We extend our congratulations and wish them the best in their future endeavours. With talents like sai, vishnu, ryan and pratheep, it will be soon that they take the u-21 league by storm!
Player profiling is in accordance with jersey number and as such the next profile will be on our dear captain NASH! Be sure to catch it and also catch kamikaze take on a random opponent at bishan park sec 5pm kickoff on sun 29may. Till then.....KKZ!!!!
It's been long since we updated the kkz blog so here it is. Since facing a dismal start to their friendly campaign with 2 loss and 1 win, Kamikaze bounced back in style by winning 3 and drawing 1 out of their 4 games they played after that. That brings the total tally to 4 wins 1 draw and 2 loss. It is also stated that the mood in the KKZ camp is slowly gaining more momentum towards showing seriousness and competitive traits. The locker room chemistry is terrific with new signings Aravin "Muhammad Eli" and Viki "No nick" blending well into the team's infrastructure. The team's young defence leader Janarthan has also been impressing fellow team-mates and is fighting for a first team place.
However, Kamikaze takes this opportunity to express it's heartfelt condolences to Hevy, in light of the passing away of his father. We hope that he will bounce back strong and all our wishes and prayers are with him and his family.
Goalie Ganesh has condemned the team's style of playing 2-3 games a week as "utter nonsense" mainly beacuse he feels that players tend to be fatigued when they come for kamiakze sunday game. He stressed that a rejuvenated side is capable of much better showing than a fatigued side and has pleaded the management to handle this issue immediately so that the team can perform at it's peak. Kamikaze has almost 7 first team players who play an average of 2-3 games on weekends and this might come to be a problem when they start the league.
Kkz juniors, led by captain Vishnu has secured 3rd in their CFL campaign and have made us proud. We extend our congratulations and wish them the best in their future endeavours. With talents like sai, vishnu, ryan and pratheep, it will be soon that they take the u-21 league by storm!
Player profiling is in accordance with jersey number and as such the next profile will be on our dear captain NASH! Be sure to catch it and also catch kamikaze take on a random opponent at bishan park sec 5pm kickoff on sun 29may. Till then.....KKZ!!!!
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