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21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fantasy Premier League: Best and funniest fantasy football team names for 2025-26 season
It's that time again. Fantasy Premier League is upon us. Redownload the app, it is well and truly back for a new season. This term's version of the game has been set live by the Premier League, who had begun to tease players' prices earlier in the week. Mohamed Salah, of course, is the most expensive player at an eye-watering £14.5million, while Erling Haaland comes in at £14m. It is a London trident that tops the defenders price list, with Gabriel and William Saliba joining Marc Cucurella as the most valuable at £6m a pop. Cole Palmer is priced at £10.5m, while Bukayo Saka sits at £10m. However, the most important part of anyone's FPL team is the team name. Who will reign supreme with the best and most imaginative, and who will take the crown for the funniest? If you're lacking inspiration, these might just help you out... The Classics Netflix and Chilwell Stranger Mings Krul Intentions Yes, Ndidi Neville Wears Prada Curious Jorginho Thomas The Frank Engine Obi 1 Kenobi 0 Game Of Throw-ins Better Call Saúl Dolce and Lallana Backstreet Moyes Onana, What's My Name? Deeney In A Bottle Enter Shaqiri Blink-1 Eto'o Murder On Zidane's Floor Gangsta's Allardyce Chicken Tikka Mo Salah Kinder Mbeumo Baines On Toast Garnachos With Cheese Chiellini Con Carne Paqueta White Rice Saka Potatoes Who Ate All Depays? Parmesan Belgrade Dunk Those Busquets Estupina Colada 2025-26 specials AbraDubravka Ait Nouri Geller Ajer winning, Son? Ake Breaky Heart Baby Reijnders Back of the Neto Bacuna Mateta Bad to the Bowen Berge King Blazinchenko Squad Born in a Barnes Botman and Robin Bowen 747 Bowen Arrow Boys In Dahoud Brennan Jerry's BrokebackMount10 Bruno Dos Tres Calafiori Sunshine Castagne Me Now Cheesy Garnachos Clyne of Duty Cobra Kai Havertz Come Digne With Mee Comme Ci Konsa Dango Unchained Darwin Theory DropItLikeIt'sSlot Dunk and Disorderly Endo Story Exposed Areola Eze Come, Eze Go Fee Fi Foden FeelsLikeSummerville FullKrugMetalJacket GvardiolsOfTheGalaxy Haalandaise Sauce Hakuna Mateta Hall In One Havertz Your Way Hellmans Mainoonaise High Faivre HouseOfTheDragusin I Love Lamp(tey) I'm Yelling Timber IncogNeto IngsCanOnlyGetBetter Kai Me A River Kilman Me Softly KudusToYou Lil Eze Vert Livin' Saliba Loca Lord and Savio Los Porro Hermanos LoveTheWaySzoboszlai Major League Saka MattyCashInTheAttic McGinn and Tonic Men with Van De Ven Mings of Power Minteh Fresh Mitomavirus More Tea Vicario? Nkunku Clock Not Isakly Sure Now I'm a Baleba Øde Toilette Omari Me Palmer Violets Paqueta Crisps Pomegranate Malacia Porro'd Time Pro Evolution Saka Raya Sunshine Red Djed Redemption Reece's Set Pieces Rice Rice Bebe Sarrgazing Saving Private Raya Seven Nation Arne Shaw Thing She Sells Lascelles Shiver Me Timbers Slot Machine Son hits the sky Sorry Nic Jackson Soucek Mate Sterling Silver Szobosslads Szoboszlai4aWhiteGuy Targett Practice Tarkowski and Hutch McNeil Deal The Konate Kid TierneyOfEverything Todibo Selector Tuchel For School Under My Cucurella Uptown Dunk Veiga Megadrive WeDontTalkAboutBruno WindBeneathMyMings Ederson Volleys Sonny and Schar
Yahoo
19-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Shan Zhong Bao Herbal Soup: 2nd gen hawker revives father's turtle soup legacy after 10 years
When I heard about the local dish of turtle soup in my younger years, my initial reaction was 'How can you eat turtles!? That's awful!' Fast forward a decade or so, and my stance has changed to 'Eh, why not?' I found my chance to try this dish for the first time when Shan Zhong Bao Herbal Soup reopened at its original location in Berseh Food Centre after a 10-year hiatus. Shan Zhong Bao is run by Sunny Lew, a 2nd generation hawker. The stall was originally founded in 1965 by his father, and it moved to its current location at Berseh Food Centre in the 1970s. The stall closed in 2014 after his father passed away, and Sunny has recently returned to continue his father's legacy. The menu comprises Signature Turtle Soup (S$10/S$15/S$20/S$25/S$30) and Braised Turtle (S$20/S$25/S$30). You can choose between either Yam Rice (S$1) or White Rice (S$0.60). Sunny was all smiles and chuckled when I told him my dining companion was afraid to try this soup. 'It's very good for you!' he said, laughing. 'Nothing to be scared of. Very nourishing.' Since my colleague joined me, we ordered a slightly larger portion of Signature Turtle Soup at S$15. I opted for Yam Rice, while she asked for White Rice. One of the stall assistants offered to bring the soup to our table despite me saying that I didn't mind carrying it myself. (Bonus points for very friendly service.) The soup is served in a scorching hot claypot, which both of us accidentally scalded ourselves on. (Please exercise caution when drinking!) The soup was still gently bubbling when it arrived at our table, and we were advised to enjoy it while it was piping hot. The soup had a very strong dang gui smell, and there were goji berries and red dates floating in it. It was slightly cloudy, and despite the strong herbal smell, it ended up being quite sweet, and almost mellow compared to how it smelled. The slight herbal bitterness came towards the end. Despite how hot it was that day, I found it quite comforting to sip on the hot broth. The turtle meat, however, was an acquired taste. I'm someone who generally likes more unusual textures and has no qualms about raw meat or raw egg, but the gelatinous parts of the turtle proved too much even for me. The skin also had a very bitter aftertaste that I couldn't seem to get past. The chunks of lean meat, though, were very tasty. They reminded me slightly of crocodile meat, which is best described as extremely lean chicken. Kin Turtle Soup: Light yet flavourful delicacy in nondescript coffeeshop at Geylang The Yam Rice was picture-perfect, neatly molded within its bowl. I was almost loath to disturb it – I could see fried shallots and dried shiitake within the beautiful brown grains. I eventually disturbed its rest, and uncovered more goodies underneath. There were cubes of tender yam and dried baby shrimps, and each bite was full of umami and yam goodness. Genuinely one of the better renditions of yam rice I've had. Having never tried the version that Sunny's father used to make, I don't have anything to compare this to. But, I will say that my first turtle soup experience was a pleasant one, and is worth checking out if you're in the area. Expected damage: S$10 – S$30 per pax Special Chilli Yong Tau Foo: Affordable YTF at $0.50 a piece, open for only 3.5 hours a day The post Shan Zhong Bao Herbal Soup: 2nd gen hawker revives father's turtle soup legacy after 10 years appeared first on
