Vince Santos, coach, Loyola
We came to Singapore to participate. When we were
playing in the Philippines, there was pressure to perform which is good or bad.
We realized this in Singapore we were playing loose. It has gotten us to where
we are now given this opportunity in this semifinals, we intend to go all the
way.
Kim Chul So, head coach, Loyola
It will be good game good measure to see where
Philippine club football is now. (against Tampines Rovers)
David Cortina, midfielder, Loyola
It would be nice to watch. I am excited. Tampines is
a defensive team. They are not too big on ball possession. (Sead) Hadzibulic is
a good player who feeds (Aleksandar) Duric the ball well. They do a lot of
blind passing as they know each other well. We’ll have a good game for us and I
feel it will be 1-0 for us.
Chad Gould, defender, Loyola
We are felling very confident despite Tampines being
favorites. The team has come
together morale wise and I am sure we will give our 110%.
Phil Younghusband, striker, Loyola
It is the first game of season for us and we played
well in our pre-season games before this. Hopefully, that confidence will help
us in this match vs Tampines and in the UFL.
Randy Roxas, president, Loyola
We didn’t expect to be here. When we set out on this
adventure, our mindset was to see what was out there and see how we fare against
other squads in the region. And our success speaks well of Philippine club
football as we are the only foreign team left. It would be great to take it
further. Our chances are fair to good. And we hope we close it our in the next
180 minutes.
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