Fantasy Premier League 2012/13

Hell yeah, i'm playing this Fantasy Premier League 2012/13 now. To be frank, it's quite addictive. I felt like a gambler sitting in front of the screen watching football live while holding my mobile just to check the points of players i've choosen. lol. It turns out that i've got myself a not-bad result as ranking 3rd among my friends. Do you think that i'm kind of sexualism to said that i'm proud of being on the top 3 as the only female in the league? Just say. *smile*

Here's my team for Gameweek 2:

*apologize for the photo appears to be kind of blur*

 Goalkeeper :

Hart (Man. City)

Szczesny (Arsenal)

Strikers:

Welbeck (Man. United)

Tevez (Man. City)

Mackie (QPR)

Midfielders:

Nasri (Man. City)

Mikel (Chelsea)

Lennon (Totteham)

Hazard (Chelsea)

Park (QPR)

Defenders:

Kelly (Liverpool)

Vermaelen (Arsenal)

Ashley Cole (Chelsea)

Gibbs (Arsenal)

McCartney (West Ham)

Well, this weekend Chelsea's not playing, and i'm in real big trouble for having 3 players from Chelsea. It's quite fun having to figure and evaluate which player's skilss & trustworthiness. lol. Gonna figure my way out on solving this situation for Gameweek3. Have a nice game. =)

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Cheers Readers.

Proud of You , MALAYSIA

Our Malaysian Tigers

 Defending champions Malaysia beat Indonesia 4-3 on penalties to win the gold medal at the South-east Asian (SEA) Games football tournament.  

The game was tied 1-1 at half time and there was no scoring in extra time.

Malaysia, who were unbeaten throughout the tournament, had also beaten Indonesia 1-0 during the group stages to qualify for the semi-finals top of their group.

In the semi-finals, Malaysia beat beat Myanmar 1-0. Indonesia beat Vietnam 2-0 in the other semi-final.

Myanmar beat Vietnam 4-1 to win the bronze.

Singapore, who had won bronze in each of the two previous games, did not qualify for the semi-finals after they finished third in Group A behind Malaysia and Indonesia. 

Glad to see how the boys stayed calm and focus to the game despite the raucous crowds. At the end, Malaysia prevailed and the home fans dogging in tears. A great game with a great spirit of Malaysia Boleh and let's move on to the next level, the Olympics qualifier date with the Syrian tomorrow at bukit jalil. Let's throng bukit jalil tomorrow and cheers for the boys for the Syrian scalps. Go Tiger Go!....wish them well and have these words in your mind "Mentally, I don't take any days off, when I show up to the park I am ready to go. I just like to play, to compete, and win."

=)

Pool Tournament

Nine-ball, we called it

For those who do not know what is Nine-ball, now this is it. The game is played on a pocket billiards table with six pockets and with ten balls. The cue ball, which is the solid shade of white and may be spotted in some tournaments, is struck to hit one or more of the other nine balls, the object balls, each of which is distinctly solored and numbered 1 through 9. The object of the game is to legally pocket the 9-ball.

I've entered tournament once last year at Kampar and i've been defected halfway. Well, i was entering girls pool tournament. But this year, no more girls tournament ! OMG, which is a sad news for me. I've entering to the pool tournament this year with all of them are men !! Yes, and i've successfully won a guy at the 1st round ! Leading 4 and he was only 1, which makes me so excited. My HIM sitting beside giving me support. 

The most exciting part is i've won a guy and proved to bystander that not only guys can play pool or snooker, WE, women too ! And i wish to tell something to those guys at Kampar. Dont ever thought that you know a single little skill on pool and you can just tackle any girls with it. I felt annoyed when i saw a bunch of people 'playing' pool. Try imagine there are at least 5 to 8 people holding cues and surrounding the pool table. This is not right at all for me.

Not offence, but for me, play pool just need 2 persons per table. This we only can enjoy the game. Just my personal opinion, no offence to all those people i've mentioned above.

Anyway, although me and him had some emergency need to walk-away halfway from the tournament, but a competition is not a competition for me. The most important is the process, which most important is that we able to enjoy it. And i was quite enjoyed the game.

Cheers. =)

Mikel Arteta

Now here is it.

I still cannot get over with the fact that this fellow is taking over Nasri's number !

Number 8.

But he said :" Dont compare me with Nasri and Fabregas."

'I know Arsenal's philosophy is always having possession of the ball and to be a really nice passing team, it's the type of football I like to play, so I can't wait,' Arteta said.

'I am going there to help the team to make things better and to see if we can win something.

'Fabregas has been a terrific player, one of the best in the Premier League and (replacing him) is a big ask.

'What I want to do is start helping the team, start showing my abilities and see where we go from there.'

Arteta, though, admits it was not easy to leave Everton after six-and-a half years on Merseyside.

However, the midfielder believes his sale will help ease the financial burdens which currently surround Goodison Park.

'It has been hard saying goodbye to everyone at Everton and seeing some of the reaction of people with whom I've shared so many good moments,' the former Rangers man said.

Anyway, still wish you can did well in Arsenal and assist the Gunners to get back to normal following a tough start of the season.

=)

Arsenal vs Malaysia 2011

Arsenal coming !!

is coming !!

This July 2011

Arsenal vs Malaysia

But my main point is

I want to see Samir Nasri in real !

Time: 8.45pm

Date: 13th July 2011- Wednesday

Venue: Bukit Jalil Stadium, Kuala Lumpur

The training pass for 11th and 12th of July 2011

Woohoo.

:-)

Football fans?

Samir Nasri from Arsenal

My favorite player

Over-obsessed i would said that.lol

Well this is just a random post. Yesterday watched Arsenal vs Bolton with him and friends of course. Out of sudden recall one of my 'big brother' from Ipoh. He is an Indian fellow and obviously i am not a racist.lol. We have been good friends and he treated me as if i am his sister and take care of me whenever i'm in his 'area', his working place, Barroom.lol. But anyway, what i wanted to say is, he taught me something regarding Football when once we were at mamak stall watching football match. 

He said :" everyone could have simply claimed themselves as a football fans, fans of this club fans of that. But for me, if you know very few information, background, past performances or anything regarding the team that you have claimed yourself to be a fans of, you are just bullshit."

He added :" There is no right or wrong on loving or being loyalty to any team preferable, but that is just purely LIKE, not till the stage of being a FANS. A pure fans."

Seems like he take football as a very serious matter. But definitely not until the stage of lost control of emotions when his favorite team lose.*tsk tsk* I cannot recall the actual team that he is a fans of. But definitely he showed us how his passion and loves towards that team. He knows everything regarding the team. Even background of the player, i mean each players. All those historical stuffs of the team which i dont even know what he is talking about.lol.

Anyhow, the point is not how much he knows about the team. Is the difference of a real fans and just purely blindly like. Honestly, i do agreed with him. I am never a fans of any players or teams. But i do like Samir Nasri from Arsenal because of his skill, hmm, and added a bit obsession by his outlook. *laugh* But seriously i do impressed by the skill he bringing up the ball to the goal, passes through all opponents' defenders. Seems such an easy job for him.lol

Anyhow, there would be a reason why he has been chosen to be the nominee of Player Of The Year lately right?