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Soh Rui Yong running his mouth off as usual. Wait later he will cry father cry mother and beg for forgiveness when he gets banned from the national team. Haha
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[Sg video] - Soh Rui Yong : "Tan Chuan Jin penalize me for saying fuck, while all this time he has been fucking Cheng Li Hui! Fuck this fucker!"
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"Holy" Tan has no grounds to sue. SRY did not speak untruth.
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Throwback to the one Reddit post that began the downfall of TCJ...
I bet PAP must be furious and wishing they could find out who was this Sentosa Cove user on Reddit. Hahaha.
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Nah PAP has no power against US and foreign servers that are run by companies and groups with no presence locally
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At this point he doesn't give a fuck about national team anymore
how you know it's not the other way round? Men who are passive aggressive, who only say fuck when the mike is turned off, often end up wearing the panties in the bedroom.
actually can
actually can see why the fucker threw his career away for this cunt. She must be a tigress in bed
actually can see why the fucker threw his career away for this cunt. She must be a tigress in bed
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better to fuck than to say fuck.
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You mean like @JohnTan ?
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None of them are as bad as Islamists like yourself, if you don't mind me saying.
Soh Rui Yong is to be lauded for speaking his mind! He has not been fairly treated as a national athlete. He is expected to be a role model for others especially younger athletes that's only fair but he should not be expected to be a gutless yes man role model.
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Very similar situation to China. If you don't porlumpar the regime, or at the very least refrain from saying things which offend or embarrass it, expect your career as an athlete to be cut short.
On the flip side, if you play ball, the media machinery will hype you up into some kind of 'national hero'.
schooling didn't age well.Very similar situation to China. If you don't porlumpar the regime, or at the very least refrain from saying things which offend or embarrass it, expect your career as an athlete to be cut short.
On the flip side, if you play ball, the media machinery will hype you up into some kind of 'national hero'.
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Of course, if you got involved in a scandal, the regime must distance itself from you to maintain its image of being moral and infallible.
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Soh Rui Yong was sucking the SNOC cock only last year! Now he's going back to his old ways of shooting his mouth off! Lol
Soh at the Pocari Sweat 2.4km Challenge 2022. (Photo: Facebook/Soh Rui Yong (苏睿勇))
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SINGAPORE: National marathoner Soh Rui Yong on Thursday (Oct 6) issued his second apology to the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) in less than a year over his past statements and disagreements with the council.
In the letter posted on Soh's Facebook page, he wrote that he wishes to "put the past behind" after "a few years of disagreements with SNOC since April 2019" so that he can focus on his running and contribute "in any way" he can to Singapore sports.
"With this in mind I hereby unreservedly apologise to the SNOC for any past statements I may have made that had cast doubt on their propriety," wrote Soh.
Soh then gave an example of a blog post he wrote in August, in which he asked if the SNOC were "clowns".
"In hindsight, the use of the word 'clowns' was unnecessary. I am sorry," he said. "The blog post has been taken down and I undertake not to use the term 'clowns' on SNOC again."
He added that he has taken down all his posts from April 2019 "that may be seen as disparaging to SNOC" and wrote to third-party publishers to request they do the same.
"Singapore Athletics nominated me to represent Singapore at the SEA Games in 2019 and 2022, but these nominations were rejected by SNOC. I accept that SNOC had their reasons for doing so," said Soh. He then apologised for his statements on that matter and said that he "will not do so in the future".
He also said that he hopes to put on national colours again.
"I hope to race for Singapore again if selected and fly the Singapore flag high," he wrote.
"Team Singapore is at our strongest when united ... Let's put our past differences aside and be united once more."
He was also not selected for the 2019 SEA Games in the Philippines, despite meeting the qualification times for both competitions.
SNOC then left him out of the the 2022 Asian Games, despite his nomination by Singapore Athletics for the men's 10,000m event.
Soh was involved in a high-profile dispute with teammate Ashley Liew after the 2015 SEA Games marathon event over the latter's account of events relating to his act of sportsmanship.
This led to a defamation suit by Liew against Soh, which Soh lost and had to pay Liew damages of S$180,000. Soh then appealed and lost that case as well.
Marathoner Soh Rui Yong apologises to SNOC again, hopes to race for Singapore in future
Soh at the Pocari Sweat 2.4km Challenge 2022. (Photo: Facebook/Soh Rui Yong (苏睿勇))
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SINGAPORE: National marathoner Soh Rui Yong on Thursday (Oct 6) issued his second apology to the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) in less than a year over his past statements and disagreements with the council.
In the letter posted on Soh's Facebook page, he wrote that he wishes to "put the past behind" after "a few years of disagreements with SNOC since April 2019" so that he can focus on his running and contribute "in any way" he can to Singapore sports.
"With this in mind I hereby unreservedly apologise to the SNOC for any past statements I may have made that had cast doubt on their propriety," wrote Soh.
Soh then gave an example of a blog post he wrote in August, in which he asked if the SNOC were "clowns".
"In hindsight, the use of the word 'clowns' was unnecessary. I am sorry," he said. "The blog post has been taken down and I undertake not to use the term 'clowns' on SNOC again."
He added that he has taken down all his posts from April 2019 "that may be seen as disparaging to SNOC" and wrote to third-party publishers to request they do the same.
"Singapore Athletics nominated me to represent Singapore at the SEA Games in 2019 and 2022, but these nominations were rejected by SNOC. I accept that SNOC had their reasons for doing so," said Soh. He then apologised for his statements on that matter and said that he "will not do so in the future".
He also said that he hopes to put on national colours again.
"I hope to race for Singapore again if selected and fly the Singapore flag high," he wrote.
"Team Singapore is at our strongest when united ... Let's put our past differences aside and be united once more."
PREVIOUS INCIDENTS
Soh first apologised to the SNOC in February this year after he was excluded from the Singapore team for the 2021 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Hanoi for his conduct and behaviour.He was also not selected for the 2019 SEA Games in the Philippines, despite meeting the qualification times for both competitions.
SNOC then left him out of the the 2022 Asian Games, despite his nomination by Singapore Athletics for the men's 10,000m event.
Soh was involved in a high-profile dispute with teammate Ashley Liew after the 2015 SEA Games marathon event over the latter's account of events relating to his act of sportsmanship.
This led to a defamation suit by Liew against Soh, which Soh lost and had to pay Liew damages of S$180,000. Soh then appealed and lost that case as well.
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