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The POC versus PSC and a Fallen Tiger

By Bobby Motus | December 16, 2009 - 12:00am

From the lofty perch as the number one ASEAN sporting nation in 2005, we are now struggling to keep the number six spot in the 25th edition of the Southeast Asian Games at Vientaine, Laos.

Freeman Cebu Sports