not just a great athlete, it's apparent that she has good upbringing and intellectually strong as well. she definitely has a "full package" to be an excellent footballer!
I was in the match last year watching Danelle in the current season on 24Nov2023 against Billerbeck. The score back then was 6-1 and Danelle scored the 3rd goal in that match. We are so proud of her. She was carrying our Singapore flag high. Hope she continue to excel abs bring BVB Frauen team to the next level in the near future
Fantastic coverage. We're a small red dot after all; every individual recognition matters. People will be shocked this is women's football. The coverage and viewership is low. But have to start from somewhere, right? Superb parents. Takes alot of guts and sacrifice to pursue non-typical SG goals. Hopefully she's the platform for many Singaporeans, not just girls, to take the leap into international waters when it comes to sports. As for football I think it's high-time we have a new Fandi for the locals to rave about.
There's a huge opportunity for women's football in Singapore. The men's team will be stunted for as long as young men have to do military service. But you've got a small nation with unbelievable resources and few legitimate sports stars. The women could be genuine icons there. The likes of NTU and NUS could do more to bring women through on scholarships as well.
Her parents definitely have a bit of money to make this possible but still kudus to her for having the talent and hard work to make it. Really proud of her
yea I would assume maybe upper middleclass. My parents aren't wealthy, and they paid for 3 kids (me and my 2 siblings) all at the same time for each our tuition, rent, food, insurance, utilities and what not, basically everything to live life and study. I guess her parents are around the same level in order to fund her endeavor in Germany. But maybe she works somewhere besides her football career, I mean it's not professional, meaning most of her teammates and players in such a league are either working or studying while playing. They only train 3 times a week in the afternoon for maybe 2 hours. So, there is enough time to do whatever is necessary in order to earn a living. You see it's basically a hobby what they are doing. No disrespect to those fine ladies but to demand the same respect and earning like the first tier mens players from BVB is an audacity... I mean come on be real, those are the top 1% players in the world, and the ladies no matter how fine of human being they are, they are literally 5 classes/tiers under the men... Its basic economics 101, demand and supply, there is not enough interest in their tier and women's football in general therefore not even close to the money and investments are made compared to the men, hence the clubs do not have the same budget to pay them the same wages. Thats meritocracy and capitalism in a nutshell.
A trait I find in many in Singapore is to assume that someone who buys a condo or has success, is 'oh they must have rich parents'. That may be the case for some, but it's reduction thinking....there is mobility in the world, work hard and you'll be recognised and succeed, yes some may have more obstacles to overcome than others, including finances. Just saying they must be rich is narrow minded.
@@seanfreer7668 mate she isn’t getting paid in Germany and she doesn’t have to work unlike her teammates. So obviously there has to be money coming from somewhere to pay for her rent, food and other expenses right? Her parents need to have enough spare cash leftover from their other expenses to be able to provide that for her right? And not to mention the multiple trips they take to visit and support her in Germany. Are we narrow minded or are you naive?
I'm not into woman's football. But something about her makes me feel proud and hope for the best that she makes it. After Shanti Pereira, Danelle, you got my support whatever happens!
just earned a fan from her humble, but gritty, determined attitude towards her dream! kudos to the parents too for being enlightened enough to let her pursue this from a young age 👏
Thank you CNA for telling this story and keeping me engaged throughout! Well done to the team that made this documentary and shedding light on our football champ! Danelle, I hope to see you excel in your first professional outing soon and carry our flag up high. I feel the Singapore women's team might revive the passionate fan base for football in Singapore! it's time to start a women's professional league in Singapore, FAS! Well done Rozz for showing us Danelle's life in Germany. Funny to see you struggle in Football facility! CNA should track Danelle and more such footballers as they strive to become professionals.
Thanks the parents for supporting her and to allow her to pursue her passion in soccer.. And best of luck to this wonderful girl to continue to shine as a Singaporean.
Danelle is now signed for Brisbane Roar's 24/25 season. She will be in the A League Women which is Australia's first division, somewhere between Semi-Pro and full Pro. You should all follow her there :)
Huge respect for undertaking this unconventional path Danelle! I wish you and your team all the best to reach the Women Bundesliga! Thank you Rozz for taking us with you to see one of Singapore's pride! A
It's not like any Singaporean boy has the quality to qualify for Dortmund's team anyway. Singapore's best prospect was Ben Davies - where is he playing now? In Thai League, ZERO goals at age 23. Even Ikhsan Fandi had plenty of chances to make it in Norway (not a very competitive league) but couldn't do so. I'm sick of people dragging women's achievements down and blaming it on NS. Show that we have the quality first.
@@deathtrack15 you do realize that the point is that NS stunts the growth of players which is why we struggle to develop quality among our homegrown players. Not tryna bring women's football down but it's just stating the obvious.
@@ayatollxh6539 yes, but how many were good to begin with? You do understand how football academies work right? They begin as young as 5 years old and work up to around 17-18 before they sign their first football contract. You still have at least a good 10 years to win competitions and make your mark like any other sport. Once you’ve gotten to a level like Joseph Schooling at 18 years old, deferment can easily be applied. I’ve seen recruits in SAF that are 30 years old so timeframe shouldn’t be a problem. But the question is, has any male footballer made any significant achievement by 17 years old to warrant such deferment ?
@@deathtrack15 You don't know what you're talking about. You are the one dragging men's achievements down, this Dortmund team would get trashed by a team of Singaporean boys. Ben Davies would be world class and a generational talent if he is certified female women now.
Smart decision for her parents too allow their daughter to pursue a professional football career. An athletic career has a short window, and she can always go back to school anytime in her life.
Not surprised the local fans aren’t aware of an asian in the team, let alone in the women’s team (who are playing in the fifth tier). Even asian players in the men’s team go unnoticed sometimes. Anyway, huge respect to Danelle to be playing for such a respected team. It’s definitely not easy to be playing abroad, against european players while trying to stand out.
Inspiring story and great to see an individual so passionate about her dream and treading on unchartered territories for a Singaporean woman, that she is putting tertiary studies aside despite her academic intelligence...Hope she achieves her dream of being professional over the years!
Dortmund is a lower division team when it comes to women's football. It's not a top team like the men's team. Many articles fail to mention this and it's misleading.
I think one thing people might not be aware of is that BVB men's team is playing in the top flight of men's league in Germany. BVB women's team is competing in the fourth tier women's league in Germany. Big big difference. One is a top pro team competing for continental honours and the other can barely even be called semi pro.
Just love it when people try hard to undermine other's achievements. I'll tell you what is the big big difference, it is that you're sitting behind a computer and she's out there working towards her dream.
@@k80sg Hold your horses Sir mighty white knight, I was just stating facts. Dortmund Men's team - Bundesliga Dortmund Women's team - Westfalenliga That said, all the best to Danielle. - Sent while sitting behind a computer
@@MouIdybread Like we don't know that's a lesser league compared to the men's team, she already explained it very clearly even with a chart. So what's your point of commenting about that again my boy?
My point is maybe keep the fanfare for when she turns pro playing in the top flight. Imagine congratulating a climber only halfway up the mountain. Again, all the best to her.. Yamal won the Euros at the age of 17 so anything is possible.
Although the womans team is in the fifth tier she said they just started 3 yrs ago which means they have been winning promotion year on year. Dont forget also this is Dortmund, mens team or womans team they do have the infrastructure and resources many lower tier german teams do not have. This club is among the european elites and dare i say one of the elites globally as well.
Imagine if a Singaporean or any Asian male footballer gets into the 5th tier of German/English/Spanish football. No one would give af and that is the truth
correction borussia dortmund woman football is just a newly form team not an european top team. it is trying to climb up the league in the fifth tier of woman league. fifth tier is something like english national league men team.
I dont deny her talent but honestly, she is lucky because her parents are well off. Yes yes yes all of the comments might be attacking me for like being salty but honestly, she is very lucky! There are many hidden talents that may not have the space and environment to be able to explore being a pro in Singapore! And before anyone starts attacking me, im not denying her hardwork but to be able to give up a scholarship offer in the US speaks more volumes abt her family financial background rather than purely a brave decision here! Not everyone is as privileged as this. Im not gonna even go into the NS factor because with or without NS, not every male may be the equivalent talent to Danelle but to me, is really the background you come from! Ben Davis is a good example but NS had to hold him back up for that! Oh well! So in either ways, I would say she is very lucky and blessed to be able to pursue this!
@andyng5321 I mean to be fair, we have boys going into professional leagues in Malaysia, Thailand and all. But the NS factor will affect and determine whether boys decide to make pro their career! It's almost like a life or death situation! Danelle can comfortably play at the back of her mind because everything is secured for. It honestly just speaks alot of volumes abt her family financial background Then someone will say. Bro she is talented...come on. I will reply by 2 things. Yeah I didn't deny she isn't talented but I can also pick up another girl from the national team who works just as hard and just as talented as Danelle. But why is danelle getting the spotlight?? OH BECAUSE she PLAYS for dortmund...! If this is some random ass teams, u think cna will even interview?? One of Fandi son is playing in a Belgium second division team which is pretty impressive. Where is that interview? Iksan used to play for a Norway team. Where was that interview? And my second reply to the earlier possible question to me is, yes. She is talented but being able to pursue all this requires alot of financial means. Being able to develop yrself in a sport IN SINGAPORE is honestly sadly not for every commoners (this is a whole seperate topic for another day)! So to conclude. I think neither of us deny her talent inclusive of me. But u can't deny the good family financial background she came from which contributes to everything now!
@@jonjonhyper8324 I think you missed my point, my point was NS prevents our boys from playing in higher tier leagues. Malaysia and Thailand leagues are low level leagues. Secondly, Danelle is not a professional yet, as she herself said in this video. She still needs to promote 3 or 4 more league tiers to become a professional. Btw she is no longer in Dortmund, she just signed for an Australia team last week. But that is besides the point. Thirdly, even if she makes it professional she cannot expect to be paid equally as men because female sports is not as highly watched/not as entertaining as male sports.
@andyng5321 absolutely! I 100% agree with you on this! Her being in dortmund...argh idw to say this man but it's by connections likely tbh! But ppl are gonna start flaming me and say "omg he is salty, what a hater"....oh well
Not sure if it was how the video was edited but from my pov to some extent this video does not do total justice to exactly how big dortmund is as a club. They are not just a powerhouse in germany but a powerhouse in europe and around the whole as well. She playing in Dortmund is extremely huge.
best luck danelle......indonesia woman also will play soon for hamburg,her name is claudia age 15 ,other play for cerezo osaka.....hope asean woman soccer will develop to higher level against the likes of korea,china,japan whom already established and world class.......asean will get there......
My jaw dropped when I realised her parents was paying everything from allowance to housing and german classes. Also, studying overseas just so she can play football. Just wow.
@@patera83 if the parents were not rich how can they do that. But that's life u have resources u can chase your dream. If she was poor. Even if she's good she will have to do any job she can find. But kudos to her. She's doing well in her dream
At least min wage of 2.5k euros per month, u cannot be employed for free in Germany. She must have meant professional wages like 20k per week, Dortmund female has not reach that level.
She is predominantly right footed. Perhaps if she trained more with her left foot, she would get even better. Her family support is very strong so let's hope her talent burns brighter !
Did she try going to the US for college? I think she would have been better off being developed in the US women's football system starting at a college level.
But South Korea goes out of the way to accommodate athletes, most can defer until late 20s which by then their career or prime is over.. If you win in Major events , you're exempted .While in Singapore everyone who's not a white horse has to see MINDEF face..
We also had young male Singaporean footballers playing for top English sides but had to renounce their citizenship because NS would hinder their career and development. Hormat SAF
not just a great athlete, it's apparent that she has good upbringing and intellectually strong as well. she definitely has a "full package" to be an excellent footballer!
@@MaestroSong if I could redo my life I would have left sg before enlistment and never came back.
Singapore is a Melay island. Malay is the national language. It is not China red dot. Fake!
I was in the match last year watching Danelle in the current season on 24Nov2023 against Billerbeck. The score back then was 6-1 and Danelle scored the 3rd goal in that match. We are so proud of her. She was carrying our Singapore flag high. Hope she continue to excel abs bring BVB Frauen team to the next level in the near future
She has now signed for Brisbane Roar in Australia which is actually a big step up :)
Love this episode. Good to shed a light on what Danelle is going through im sure the whole of SG is behind her.
Fun fact: Danelle just left Dortmund to join a first-division club in Australia in the A-League. Closer to home and likely earning a lot more money.
Really?
@@qilimercurial5116 it's true, she will be playing this season at Brisbane Roar
@@Zebeeze from Europe to Asia.. that’s downgrade.
@@qilimercurial5116 it isn’t? she’s more likely working towards her goal of being a full time footballer
@@wonunuwoo Europe is more advanced.
Fantastic coverage. We're a small red dot after all; every individual recognition matters.
People will be shocked this is women's football. The coverage and viewership is low. But have to start from somewhere, right?
Superb parents. Takes alot of guts and sacrifice to pursue non-typical SG goals. Hopefully she's the platform for many Singaporeans, not just girls, to take the leap into international waters when it comes to sports.
As for football I think it's high-time we have a new Fandi for the locals to rave about.
There's a huge opportunity for women's football in Singapore. The men's team will be stunted for as long as young men have to do military service. But you've got a small nation with unbelievable resources and few legitimate sports stars. The women could be genuine icons there. The likes of NTU and NUS could do more to bring women through on scholarships as well.
Singapore is a Melay island. Malay is the national language. It is not China red dot. Fake!
Her parents definitely have a bit of money to make this possible but still kudus to her for having the talent and hard work to make it. Really proud of her
yea I would assume maybe upper middleclass. My parents aren't wealthy, and they paid for 3 kids (me and my 2 siblings) all at the same time for each our tuition, rent, food, insurance, utilities and what not, basically everything to live life and study. I guess her parents are around the same level in order to fund her endeavor in Germany. But maybe she works somewhere besides her football career, I mean it's not professional, meaning most of her teammates and players in such a league are either working or studying while playing. They only train 3 times a week in the afternoon for maybe 2 hours. So, there is enough time to do whatever is necessary in order to earn a living. You see it's basically a hobby what they are doing. No disrespect to those fine ladies but to demand the same respect and earning like the first tier mens players from BVB is an audacity... I mean come on be real, those are the top 1% players in the world, and the ladies no matter how fine of human being they are, they are literally 5 classes/tiers under the men... Its basic economics 101, demand and supply, there is not enough interest in their tier and women's football in general therefore not even close to the money and investments are made compared to the men, hence the clubs do not have the same budget to pay them the same wages. Thats meritocracy and capitalism in a nutshell.
A trait I find in many in Singapore is to assume that someone who buys a condo or has success, is 'oh they must have rich parents'. That may be the case for some, but it's reduction thinking....there is mobility in the world, work hard and you'll be recognised and succeed, yes some may have more obstacles to overcome than others, including finances. Just saying they must be rich is narrow minded.
@@seanfreer7668 mate she isn’t getting paid in Germany and she doesn’t have to work unlike her teammates. So obviously there has to be money coming from somewhere to pay for her rent, food and other expenses right? Her parents need to have enough spare cash leftover from their other expenses to be able to provide that for her right? And not to mention the multiple trips they take to visit and support her in Germany. Are we narrow minded or are you naive?
@@kierangan7944 how do you know she doesn’t have to work though?
@@wonunuwoo did u watch the video?
She's so down to earth and humble, i believe she will go far...all the best Danielle!
I'm not into woman's football. But something about her makes me feel proud and hope for the best that she makes it. After Shanti Pereira, Danelle, you got my support whatever happens!
It Looks like she got an offer to play professionally in Australia, Good luck Danelle🤩
just earned a fan from her humble, but gritty, determined attitude towards her dream! kudos to the parents too for being enlightened enough to let her pursue this from a young age 👏
Thank you CNA for telling this story and keeping me engaged throughout! Well done to the team that made this documentary and shedding light on our football champ! Danelle, I hope to see you excel in your first professional outing soon and carry our flag up high. I feel the Singapore women's team might revive the passionate fan base for football in Singapore! it's time to start a women's professional league in Singapore, FAS! Well done Rozz for showing us Danelle's life in Germany. Funny to see you struggle in Football facility! CNA should track Danelle and more such footballers as they strive to become professionals.
Singapore is a Malay island. Malay is the national language. It is not China red dot. Fake!
world class content of a very special Singaporean! wishing her all the very best! looking forward to going there one day to watch one of her games!
Thanks the parents for supporting her and to allow her to pursue her passion in soccer.. And best of luck to this wonderful girl to continue to shine as a Singaporean.
so cool!! always inspiring to see singaporeans pursuing alternative paths. go danelle :) !!!
She brought Dortmund Womens' from 5th to 4th division. Good signing for Dortmund. The team has future to progress more since its a large club.
Wish this young lady a successful journey ahead and may God bless her to fulfil her dreams and passion. Good Luck Champ!
Danelle is now signed for Brisbane Roar's 24/25 season. She will be in the A League Women which is Australia's first division, somewhere between Semi-Pro and full Pro. You should all follow her there :)
Huge respect for undertaking this unconventional path Danelle! I wish you and your team all the best to reach the Women Bundesliga! Thank you Rozz for taking us with you to see one of Singapore's pride! A
Kudos to her parents for supporting her passion.👍👍👍
So nice for a Singaporean girl to be able to live out every NSF boy’s dream
SG women always enjoying the most welfare and leading good life in the world😂
It's not like any Singaporean boy has the quality to qualify for Dortmund's team anyway. Singapore's best prospect was Ben Davies - where is he playing now? In Thai League, ZERO goals at age 23. Even Ikhsan Fandi had plenty of chances to make it in Norway (not a very competitive league) but couldn't do so.
I'm sick of people dragging women's achievements down and blaming it on NS. Show that we have the quality first.
@@deathtrack15 you do realize that the point is that NS stunts the growth of players which is why we struggle to develop quality among our homegrown players. Not tryna bring women's football down but it's just stating the obvious.
@@ayatollxh6539 yes, but how many were good to begin with?
You do understand how football academies work right? They begin as young as 5 years old and work up to around 17-18 before they sign their first football contract. You still have at least a good 10 years to win competitions and make your mark like any other sport.
Once you’ve gotten to a level like Joseph Schooling at 18 years old, deferment can easily be applied. I’ve seen recruits in SAF that are 30 years old so timeframe shouldn’t be a problem.
But the question is, has any male footballer made any significant achievement by 17 years old to warrant such deferment ?
@@deathtrack15 You don't know what you're talking about. You are the one dragging men's achievements down, this Dortmund team would get trashed by a team of Singaporean boys. Ben Davies would be world class and a generational talent if he is certified female women now.
So proud of her 👍🏼
Wish Danelle good luck and continue to do well in the coming season playing in Down Under.
Welcome to Brisbane Roar Danelle, you're a pro now, onwards and upwards!~
In black and yellow, you gave us dreams,
Now you're off to new extremes
🖤💛
Smart decision for her parents too allow their daughter to pursue a professional football career. An athletic career has a short window, and she can always go back to school anytime in her life.
But can Singaporean sons do the same? They have NS that hinders it.
Always wonderful to have support from loved ones..always!
she just scored a hattrick against Macau! outstanding player!
yeah but its macau 😂
@@alphaomega9387yeah but look at where u now? Being a critic on the keyboard.
Perfect hat trick
@@DumpingTroll ? its macau bro 😂
@@alphaomega9387 dont have to put down every achievement, no matter how small it is.
She's so cute. So proud of her. Good luck and all the best.
She’s so well spoken, all the best for her career.
Not surprised the local fans aren’t aware of an asian in the team, let alone in the women’s team (who are playing in the fifth tier). Even asian players in the men’s team go unnoticed sometimes. Anyway, huge respect to Danelle to be playing for such a respected team. It’s definitely not easy to be playing abroad, against european players while trying to stand out.
Inspiring story and great to see an individual so passionate about her dream and treading on unchartered territories for a Singaporean woman, that she is putting tertiary studies aside despite her academic intelligence...Hope she achieves her dream of being professional over the years!
We're all rooting for you, Danelle!!
You got this...
She scored a hattrick against Macau..❤
Danelle will get better and better, hope she can go pro soon
let gooo !! i'm very proud singaporean women playing in europe
Really enjoyed, best of luck to the star football player!!
Description notes Danelle is 20 years old (at time of video) - she is actually 19 and turns 20 in Oct-24.
Proud of this Singaporean girl. Go chase your dreams! ❤
Who is Singaporean girl?
Dortmund is a lower division team when it comes to women's football. It's not a top team like the men's team. Many articles fail to mention this and it's misleading.
She's so humble.❤
Oh my days. This is a proud moment for Singapore
I think one thing people might not be aware of is that BVB men's team is playing in the top flight of men's league in Germany. BVB women's team is competing in the fourth tier women's league in Germany. Big big difference. One is a top pro team competing for continental honours and the other can barely even be called semi pro.
Just love it when people try hard to undermine other's achievements. I'll tell you what is the big big difference, it is that you're sitting behind a computer and she's out there working towards her dream.
@@k80sg Hold your horses Sir mighty white knight, I was just stating facts.
Dortmund Men's team - Bundesliga
Dortmund Women's team - Westfalenliga
That said, all the best to Danielle.
- Sent while sitting behind a computer
@@MouIdybread Like we don't know that's a lesser league compared to the men's team, she already explained it very clearly even with a chart. So what's your point of commenting about that again my boy?
My point is maybe keep the fanfare for when she turns pro playing in the top flight. Imagine congratulating a climber only halfway up the mountain.
Again, all the best to her.. Yamal won the Euros at the age of 17 so anything is possible.
Although the womans team is in the fifth tier she said they just started 3 yrs ago which means they have been winning promotion year on year. Dont forget also this is Dortmund, mens team or womans team they do have the infrastructure and resources many lower tier german teams do not have.
This club is among the european elites and dare i say one of the elites globally as well.
All the best to Danelle!
Okay! Time to support daughter to be like Danelle in every way possible!
Looking forward to her achievements without the obstruction of NS. Probably the only way to see more local football icons in international leagues!
Yes, NS stands for National Shame
Go for it, I wished I could go professional but didn't work hard enough for it. You can do it!
Always proud when a true blue Singaporean makes it in the global stage.
Unlike those "Foreign Bought Ping Pong Players" we had.
Imagine if a Singaporean or any Asian male footballer gets into the 5th tier of German/English/Spanish football. No one would give af and that is the truth
correction borussia dortmund woman football is just a newly form team not an european top team. it is trying to climb up the league in the fifth tier of woman league. fifth tier is something like english national league men team.
They have promoted, so the coming season they are playing in the 4th devision :)
I dont deny her talent but honestly, she is lucky because her parents are well off. Yes yes yes all of the comments might be attacking me for like being salty but honestly, she is very lucky! There are many hidden talents that may not have the space and environment to be able to explore being a pro in Singapore! And before anyone starts attacking me, im not denying her hardwork but to be able to give up a scholarship offer in the US speaks more volumes abt her family financial background rather than purely a brave decision here! Not everyone is as privileged as this.
Im not gonna even go into the NS factor because with or without NS, not every male may be the equivalent talent to Danelle but to me, is really the background you come from! Ben Davis is a good example but NS had to hold him back up for that! Oh well! So in either ways, I would say she is very lucky and blessed to be able to pursue this!
Actually you need to go into the NS factor because it is because of NS that's why a lot of our boys cannot become professional at higher leagues.
@andyng5321 I mean to be fair, we have boys going into professional leagues in Malaysia, Thailand and all. But the NS factor will affect and determine whether boys decide to make pro their career! It's almost like a life or death situation! Danelle can comfortably play at the back of her mind because everything is secured for. It honestly just speaks alot of volumes abt her family financial background
Then someone will say. Bro she is talented...come on. I will reply by 2 things. Yeah I didn't deny she isn't talented but I can also pick up another girl from the national team who works just as hard and just as talented as Danelle. But why is danelle getting the spotlight?? OH BECAUSE she PLAYS for dortmund...! If this is some random ass teams, u think cna will even interview?? One of Fandi son is playing in a Belgium second division team which is pretty impressive. Where is that interview? Iksan used to play for a Norway team. Where was that interview?
And my second reply to the earlier possible question to me is, yes. She is talented but being able to pursue all this requires alot of financial means. Being able to develop yrself in a sport IN SINGAPORE is honestly sadly not for every commoners (this is a whole seperate topic for another day)!
So to conclude. I think neither of us deny her talent inclusive of me. But u can't deny the good family financial background she came from which contributes to everything now!
@@jonjonhyper8324 I think you missed my point, my point was NS prevents our boys from playing in higher tier leagues. Malaysia and Thailand leagues are low level leagues. Secondly, Danelle is not a professional yet, as she herself said in this video. She still needs to promote 3 or 4 more league tiers to become a professional. Btw she is no longer in Dortmund, she just signed for an Australia team last week. But that is besides the point. Thirdly, even if she makes it professional she cannot expect to be paid equally as men because female sports is not as highly watched/not as entertaining as male sports.
@andyng5321 absolutely! I 100% agree with you on this! Her being in dortmund...argh idw to say this man but it's by connections likely tbh! But ppl are gonna start flaming me and say "omg he is salty, what a hater"....oh well
@@jonjonhyper8324 actually the Australian club that she just joined is professional.
I am more impressed that Ros can go Germany for this film interview!!
Not sure if it was how the video was edited but from my pov to some extent this video does not do total justice to exactly how big dortmund is as a club. They are not just a powerhouse in germany but a powerhouse in europe and around the whole as well.
She playing in Dortmund is extremely huge.
And the presenter says number 2 club of Germany... So regardless of stats, it's not a good title for the audience
@@clivegoh5840 Dortmund women are fifth division. Not top tier like the men's.
Danelle Tan has a bright future ahead. Never ever return to Singapore. Here is where a pro athlete's career comes to end.
Ya serve NS and she would be doing grab delivery or grab driver instead
fantastic coverage
Hope Danelle can go on and become a full pro and achieved her dreams. And just wondering what can/should FAS and SG do to support her journey?
I wish SG football can follow her path to improve or import the training methodology to improve.even for non pros,the facilities are awesome🎉
best luck danelle......indonesia woman also will play soon for hamburg,her name is claudia age 15 ,other play for cerezo osaka.....hope asean woman soccer will develop to higher level against the likes of korea,china,japan whom already established and world class.......asean will get there......
Just nice when Danielle managed her first international hat-trick, albeit against a lesser Macau team
she can do all these because her parents are rich that is for sure. But she caught the life lottery pretty well
My jaw dropped when I realised her parents was paying everything from allowance to housing and german classes. Also, studying overseas just so she can play football. Just wow.
Housing and education in Germany is not that expensive. Dortmund seems to be a small town so it should be even lower.
@@patera83 if the parents were not rich how can they do that. But that's life u have resources u can chase your dream. If she was poor. Even if she's good she will have to do any job she can find. But kudos to her. She's doing well in her dream
Privileged when father’s a CEO and rich.
very professional training !
Heja BVB! Heja Danelle Tan!
But Claudia Alexandra Scheunemann from Indonesia/Germany is playing next season at HSV
Support ! Add oil ! ❤
She has a chance to succeed, simply because there isn't such a thing as NS to handicap her hopes. Go all the way, Danelle!
Ya, NS stands for National Shame :)
Not getting paid, but still gotta pay rent and fees for her language class. Dreams can be expensive.
At least min wage of 2.5k euros per month, u cannot be employed for free in Germany. She must have meant professional wages like 20k per week, Dortmund female has not reach that level.
HAHAHAHAH ROZZZZ I CANNOT LAAA !!! u are hilarious :D
go girl🥰
Danielle will be carrying the national team on her shoulder just like V. Sundramoorthy and fandi ahmad
❤ bravo Danielle congrats🎉 from Malaysia
fyi..Singapore is a Malay island. Malay is the national language. It is not China red dot. Fake!
out of everything she could have been shocked by, she was shocked by the graffiti on the public infrastructure 😭 bless her
hope benard and the FAS can learn from this.
Danelle my goat!!!🦾🐐❤
Wie geht Danelle, well done and hope you suceed your dream playing oversea.
Having rich parents certainly help with such a pursuit.
Hope the media can reach out to school. It about character, determine n dedication.
Fun facts: she scored a hat-trick on her debut for Dortmund
Fun fact: it was in the 7th division and it was an amateur league. Women’s dortmund is far from what the men team is.
@@comusianrovers5422 In women's football it is Landesliga the 5th division here in Germany
She is predominantly right footed. Perhaps if she trained more with her left foot, she would get even better. Her family support is very strong so let's hope her talent burns brighter !
In my opinion , taking scholarship to US and play D1 college soccer there would be a better option . US women soccer standard is high .
So basically 5th Liga and the Singaporean news describes it as " one of the biggest club"... Well.... But good job Tan, keep going
CNA should not label Danelle as a professional as she herself just said she isn't one....
Did she try going to the US for college? I think she would have been better off being developed in the US women's football system starting at a college level.
very good channel
The coach jack black.. no wonder laa.. they are moving fast there, soon reaching bundesliga
good job girl ^.^ ganbatte
REAL MADRID🤍 BVB 💚 & AC MILAN🖤❤
MY TOP 3 CLUB
All the best
BVB 🐝🐝🐝 The Yellow Wall.. ❤❤❤
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South Korea also has National Service ..
But South Korea goes out of the way to accommodate athletes, most can defer until late 20s which by then their career or prime is over.. If you win in Major events , you're exempted .While in Singapore everyone who's not a white horse has to see MINDEF face..
But you can get exempted if you win gold in asian games or olympics, NS is a fking shame
Heck you can't even defer NS, much less get exempted for it even if you win gold medal.
Her own credit till now
She is not the first, there is a vietnamese female footballer plays in Portugal at the club level
Singapore's goal machine
Thats it. I am watching sg womens football from now on. The men's team has too many prima donas.
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We also had young male Singaporean footballers playing for top English sides but had to renounce their citizenship because NS would hinder their career and development. Hormat SAF
rozz lee my crush
1:39 goes to dortmund, plays bavarian music 😐
very fortunate, 爸爸有钱可以追求梦想
you are Cool!❤