Not happy with the amount of money you're having to pay to watch the 2014 World Cup at home? (And may we remind you that getting that home was in itself an arduous task? Oh, Singapore.)
Well, don't get mad. Get even.
The People's Association announced today that 30 community centres around Singapore will be screening the games, which kick off in June, for free.
All you have to do is check if the one closest to you is participating (see full list below) and visit the People's Association website from May 26 for further details, such as the screening schedule.
Not happy with the amount of money you're having to pay to watch the 2014 World Cup at home? (And may we remind you that getting that home was in itself an arduous task? Oh, Singapore.)
Well, don't get mad. Get even.
The People's Association announced today that 30 community centres around Singapore will be screening the games, which kick off in June, for free.
All you have to do is check if the one closest to you is participating (see full list below) and visit the People's Association website from May 26 for further details, such as the screening schedule.