Hilderinc Football Club

To say it was a bad weekend for Hilderinc FC would be a gross understatement, and would do significant disservice to the word itself, as the Blacks suffered their worst defeat in their 23 year history after a shambolic outing against Exiles FC.

Playing their second Equatorial Football League Saturday QD1 in just over 24 hours after their dreadful trip to GESS for a 1pm kickoff, the Hilderincs’ self-mutilation at the hands of the same opponent, against whom they had th...

After weeks of improved and laudable displays, Hilderinc FC were brought crashing back to senses by TGA Strollers in another blistering afternoon in the Equatorial Football League Saturday QD1 fixture.

Still tormented by the experience of the of the earlier tie back in January, when the Hilderincs requested to forfeit the game at halftime after several players were exhibiting signs of heat stroke, the revisit to GESS at another 1pm kickoff was something they were not looking...

With an absentee list longer than the matchday squad, Hilderinc Twā, hit by couple withdrawals hours before kickoff, were left facing the mammoth task with just a substitute goalkeeper and an injured youngster on a difficult afternoon.

So dire was the situation that the Hilderincs had to beseech Calvin Chaim and Mohd Fadhzil, two of the Hilderinc Socials who had arrived early from their 5pm session to add much needed help to relieve exhausted limps as the game progress...

Having been at the wrong end of 1-6, 5-2 defeats against Hibernian Athletics, though the latter just three weeks ago had a different second half narrative to the actual scoreline, Hilderinc FC’s recent development gathered momentum with yet another creditable outing, though a fair result just about eluded them in a tight contest.

Key to the upward impetus has been surely the consistent matchday squad, which has included both returning experienced players and youthful i...

Three weeks after the weather robbed them of their first win of the season and followed by two successive weeks of ignominious absence from league duties, Hilderinc Twā, returned to competitive action at their new abode, albeit with a squad still trying to shake off the effects of absentees.

The drafting of Sean Rajah, and Sergey Darovskikh, Venkat Kalairasan and Ian Morris from the Saturday Hilderincs, and the return of Mohd Hariz and Sai Ganesh, himself a victim of a ...

Having been ruthlessly plagued by injuries to key players, decimated by never-ending commitment induced unavailablities, and gross avalanche of irredeemable self-induced errors, the Hilderincs’ debut season in the Equatorial Football League has been nothing but a series of unfortunate events, one that would have made Lemony Snicket lament in melancholic sympathy.

Long-sufferingly, having endured heavy beatings, some not too distance experiences, the Blacks have been s...

Having gone through different phases in their debut season in the Equatorial Football League, Hilderinc FC maintained their Jackal and Hyde form in a story of two halves against Hibernian Athletics in the Muddy Murphy’s derby.

If the earlier part of the campaign was getting unhinged in 20min periods before and half the break, the Blacks have form an unappealing habit of beginning games in utter sluggishness in recent weeks, and it was an equally or is not an appalling ...

It has felt like an eternity for the Hilderincs, both on Saturday and Sunday collectively, since they had anything tangible to show for their endeavours, which have been repeatedly hamstrung by debilitating injury crisis to key players, and recurrent mass unavailability due to all sorts of reasons, and while not the worst like in their history, considering an eight month winless run in 2019/2020 for similar arguments, the path has been especially hard bearing in mind the hard work put in hour...

Hilderinc FC’s recent improvement in performance was put to a genuine test against high flying league leaders, Hollandse FC, as the Blacks travelled to Dover Road for the third encounter of the two HFCs in six months.

Adding to a hard fought 0-0 draw in August, the reverse trip away to the Dutch in October 2022 was a credible endeavour, despite the outcome, with the Blacks pushing beyond the limited resources they had on the day, to put in a decent shift, one of their ...

While the past situation with crippling numbers had abated with a healthy bench, unseen since August 2022, the state of affairs with injuries continued to impede the Hilderincs once again as four in the heart of the defence and midfield failed to complete the otherwise entertaining match against Singapore Vikings in the EFL Sunday League.

With Lim Yangshan, one half of the stalwarts in the makeshift centreback taking ill before kickoff, the Hilderincs had to call upon Hilde...