Glad to read in the newspaper about a Singaporean, Bill Ng, who made a bid for Rangers football club and is now in the running again to buy the club despite earlier suggestions that he was out of the race. Reminds me of Peter Lim, the billionaire who was also bidding for Liverpool football club sometime back.
Bill Ng apparently does not love football. He came to the game for the love of his two sons who had to teach him the offside rule. Not new to purchasing football clubs, Mr Ng had also purchase Hougang United and Tiong Bahru United in 2010 and 2005 respectively. Both these football clubs are in the S-League (Singapore's version of the English Premier League).
Now that Bill Ng is back in the running to buy the Rangers, let's wish him luck. May he do Singapore proud.
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