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3%
  



Westham67 1:16 Tue Jun 2
Singapore
Anyone lived there for any length of time ?

The company I will be working for currently have the Head office in the North of the island conveniently they are moving to Changi in a few months. So I was thing on living in the middle ,Orchard or Newton, so I can use the Metro

Any Info Singapore related appreciated

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Rab 3:16 Sat Sep 17
Re: Singapore
Thanks a lot PD.

Sorry to disappoint coffee.

Coffee 2:31 Sat Sep 17
Re: Singapore
I was hoping this was a 67 return. Alas.

Private Dancer 2:29 Sat Sep 17
Re: Singapore
Uncabunca bar in Robertson Quay is a West Ham bar.

Strangely enough the time I went there was a couple of years ago when we had WBA away in the 3-3 game. Enjoy!
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Rab 1:25 Sat Sep 17
Re: Singapore
Can anyone recommend any good bars to watch West Ham games in?

Thanks

Westham67 1:24 Fri Jun 19
Re: Singapore
Arrived today , went out for a look around. Popped into a boozer about 20 quid for 3 pints.

Like a prick I started smoking again about 2 weeks ago, this is not a place to be a smoker by the looks of it , Not inside or outside a pub or in the street designated smoking areas only.

Having said that nice to be in a civilized country after 13 years in Asia. Good roads , considerate driving and decent public transport

Westham67 2:30 Thu Jun 4
Re: Singapore
Yeah sounds good I still owe you a day on the piss

Banjo 2:25 Thu Jun 4
Re: Singapore
All the best to you with your move.

I will be in Singapore in mid September for 3 days. We are meeting up with my wives sister and her husband, then taking a cruise up the West coast of the Malay peninsular and back via Bali to Perth. Looking forward to it and we are celebrating my sister-in-laws 60th.

Maybe we can catch up for a beer in Singapore? If so I'll who mail you nearer the time with possible details.

Westham67 1:04 Thu Jun 4
Re: Singapore
Banjo , I'm the same mate , Different going on holiday somewhere to living there. Give me 6 months and I'll hate the place

Banjo 12:49 Thu Jun 4
Re: Singapore
West Ham 67.

Very fair point mate and understandable. You have lived very close to the arsehole of the world on a number of occasions since you left Dag-en-ham. If I were you , for many reasons, Singapore would be excellent.

My perspective of Singapore comes from someone that only passed through, but spent around 3 months there in one year. I love the food and the general vibe but my comments as a passionless place are true for me.

Westham67 12:08 Thu Jun 4
Re: Singapore
Banjo

I'll be Happy to live in a partially civilized somewhat efficient almost western country, I've had 13 years of living in the 3rd world . Be nice to be somewhere you can post a letter of request a Bank statement without it taking half a day, A place with decent public transport , good roads and unbent poice

Westham67 11:52 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
JW had a good browse yesterday. Looking at the MRT I doubt the longest journey takes more than 40 minutes . So I am looking around the changi side , dont fancy moving again after 3 months. Fucking expensive where ever you look, Studios at about 50k Baht, 2 bed 100k baht. I'll be working direct for SMRT so should be free travel but its cheap as chips anyway

Joke Whole 11:31 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
Think it depends how many constitute "a few".

How about short term (3-6 month) apartment close to the current office, then a bridging hotel until the move, then a longer term rent close to the new location.

Silas Greenback 11:17 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
Rents have come off in the last year by about 25-30% due to the restrictions the govt has put on housing...and the number of expats who've gotten turfed in finance and gone home.

Examples are, places that were going for about 4.6k SGD a month are now available at 3k SGD

But middle of the town Orchard / Newton e.g what falls under District 9 and 10...they're jampacked as it is..and rents there haven't moved down as much. IIf you're open to moving a little north or east...which is just like 5-10 mins extra on the tube...you can get some good deals on housing at the moment.

Jakarta Jones 8:55 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
Bricks is expensive but the choice is better than 4 Floors!

Banjo 8:46 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
Monk

It can get a lot naughtier after a few beers at four floors, but those
ladies are generally not from Singapore.

Monk~koknee 8:31 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
Sweeping your spent peanut shells onto the floor in the Long Bar is as 'naughty' as it gets in Singapore.

Banjo 8:20 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
West Ham 67.

I like Singapore, it's clean, sanitized almost, and it is safe and it's devoid of creativity and it is boring .

It just has no soul, The people seemed to be interested in only material things and the arts, music even sport is passionless. It is as if everyone that lives there is on some sort of tranquillizer that only abates at the mention of money, or something to do with money.

Not wishing to sound pessimistic but I would go completely bonkers if I lived there as opposed to being slightly bonkers living in Australia!

Westham67 8:09 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
33km to be exact, Kranji to Changi

Monk~koknee 7:35 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
The 'Extreme' North to the 'Extreme' South East is about 5 miles isn't it?

Private Dancer 7:33 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
You have a bit of thinking to do there with that then. Paying over over 100k is way too high, obviously, plus your family won't be able to stay. Short term North then move to the 'deep south' seems your best bet as you won't have loads of stuff to shift, but need to consider losing your deposit if it's only for 2 months, etc.

Westham67 7:22 Wed Jun 3
Re: Singapore
Thanks mate

Accommodation is my biggest concern ,,They are moving their office in a few Months from the extreme North to the extreme South east, So I either get a apartment central and travel or a shout term in the north and then migrate south when the office moves. Not cheap either, studio and one bedroom gaffs in the city are rocking over 100,000bt

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