Friday, August 01, 2008
Indonesian Premier League
The second tier of Indonesian football kicks off on Monday with two regionally divided 'divisions'. The western division has 15 clubs while the eastern division has 14 after Bali FC pulled out at the last moment.
The eastern half looks more fun with 'traditional' clubs like Persebaya and Persis while Persema Malang have spent big in the hope of reaching the ISL where they face the risk of plod cancelling games due to percieved security risks.
Local teams include Persikota, who may yet pull out, Persikabo and Persikab.
Games will be shown regularly on TV and will be spread out pretty much every day of the week.
The eastern half looks more fun with 'traditional' clubs like Persebaya and Persis while Persema Malang have spent big in the hope of reaching the ISL where they face the risk of plod cancelling games due to percieved security risks.
Local teams include Persikota, who may yet pull out, Persikabo and Persikab.
Games will be shown regularly on TV and will be spread out pretty much every day of the week.
# posted by Me @ 5:37 AM 
