Would you believe it? In 2006, it cost you 10.50 S$ to watch the telecast World Cup matches in Singapore while sitting on your own sofa in your comfi home, this time, 2010, you have to shell out S$94.16. For a football loving creature like me, this definitely comes in the exorbitant and not to be borne category.

If you happen to be in Singapore during this, world cup, the next football season or you are just as crazy about soccer as me and stuck here the whole year, naturally you want to know about the five best places and not to miss places, which you have to visit, and worship as a total devotee of soccer and football. Here you go!

Being a soccer fan is quite something else. It does not mean that you have to spend thousands of dollars, flying all over the world, to cheer yourself raw as your favourite football star falls flat on his face. And well, my commiserations you did not manage to get a ticket for your favourite World Cup game. All you have to do is look for the best sports bar, in Singapore where you can watch the World Cup live starting this Friday, 12th June of 2010! KICK OFF!

I’m not a journalist, and I’m not the owner of some big TV Station, but I’m a passionate blogger in Singapore and by writing about our daily life here, putting sweat and blood in daily articles and guides for you out there in the Singapore Jungle, I got the once in a lifetime chance to report & blog for you, live from the Fifa WorldCup 2010 in South Africa! And this time.. I need your help!

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It is actually not a myth that around the same time when young and thirsty Sir Raffles stepped on the shores of Soon-To-Become Singapore in 1819, declaring tax haven for the sailors and pirates around the globe and being off for the first Tiger Beer the minute after, some smart soul in some small place, called Cambridge University in England, looked at the torn leather ball in the corner of his cold room, and on some dirty simple sheet of paper drafted together, what would become the rules and guidelines of soccer and how we play it till this very day.

We all love adventure, and we all know that there is a small lack of possible thrilling activities in Singapore. Sit down at a reserved Hawker Center seat, have a Chewing gum in the MRT, that’s about it. But no!

For all nature loving and people who love to do something else beside cinema and desert, there are actually a couple of great activities out there in Singapore.

How do you know we have a rainy Singaporean morning the moment you wake up? If you find yourself tucked away under the blanket and its still dark outside, well gray. This morning I thought my alarm went off too early and I forgot to switch off my Air-con last evening, but no, “Oh Happy day! Its raining!”