1980: ON June 28, coach Jita Singh emulates Choo Seng Quee's feat three years earlier with a Malaysia Cup final victory - a 2-1 win over defending champion Selangor. Fandi Ahmad, 17, scored the winner.
1981: SINGAPORE out of the Malaysia Cup for the first time since 1921.
1982: MERLION Cup, Singapore's first soccer international, is launched.
1983: "UNCLE" Choo Seng Quee, arguably the greatest post-war coach in Malaysia and Singapore, dies.
1989: FIRST foreign players for Singapore team - Yugoslavs Josko Spanjic and Boris Lucic.
1992: AN all-time record crowd of 22,071 paid a record $58,000 on Feb 15 to watch the Premier League's "Battle of the Giants" between Geylang International and Tiong Bahru CSC, which ended 0-0.
1992: GEYLANG International wins the Premier League title for record fifth season, bringing its tally to eight since the domestic league was revamped in 1975.
1992: SINGAPORE goes down to Division Two of the Malaysia Cup Semi-Pro League for the first time since the competition started in 1921.
All history, but I am sure you will be asking me "what's the relevance?"