Warning: If you can't take honesty, Faakaff!
The Good
Liverpool FC
Liverpool FC thanking MALAYSIAN fans for our warm welcome and hospitality. I think we have showed the team that Anfield is more than a stadium, it's an omnipotent sense of belonging.
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| Baru Training, bro |
Besides that, it was awesome seeing Dirk Kuyt score on Malaysian soil.
XI Harimau
In yesterday's game, Ong Kim Swee fielded a nervous Select XI to face Chelsea. Although at times, I wished we realised that some of our players are about as tall as John Terry's nostrils and would stop trying to play the long ball, I must say defensively they showed grit, mistake-ridden grit.
We contained Chelsea for about 80 minutes before conceding a non-goal by Drogba.
Which is way better than conceding 10 goals and then blame your own supporters (Read On)
The Bad:
The Linesman
Entrusted with keeping the offside rule and the playability of the ball during the match was his responsibility. However, our dear sir, the linesman on the nearside failed to do so, resulting in two atrocious offside calls and awarding Chelsea a very much undeserved goal when ol' squinty claimed the ball had crossed the line into the goal. Dickhead
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| Lu tarak tau, lu tamau kasi gol laa |
The Ugly
Najib Razak
Given that the Malaysian PM supports the wrong coloured team in Manchester and at the same time the mastermind of this 1Malaysia thing, with the naivety of a pawn on a chessboard, expected to see him at the Malaysian FA Cup game between Kelantan and Terengganu.
HE WASN'T THERE
I thought:
Fine, he is not from either state anyways.
Harimau Malaya played Lebanon and the Chinese Taipei, followed by an English giant, Arsenal and Chelsea with another coming up against our Evertonian-like neighbours, Singapore.
I swear I thought he was gonna be there giving his beauty queen wave.
HE WASN'T THERE
I looked at the papers. Like the UEFA Champions League I thought he was at a Mamak shop in Putrajaya and perhaps The Star would put him on the front page again and this time with a happier expression.
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IT WASN'T THERE
I was thinking Champions League was at 4am, so he most probably slept at 9pm. So it made sense that he wasn't there watching his potential voters play.
Rajagopal
Speaking of unpatriotic, Rajagopal having the traits of becoming a top class BPL Manager, white hair, somewhat master tactician and speaks total shit after his team loses, has infuriated 'Malaysian Scousers' by claiming we are not patriotic.
Just listen to him taking a rip at Liverpool fans, most probably he failed to realise:
80000 Malaysians cheered when Liverpool scored
87000 Malaysians cheered when Malaysia scored
29 mil Malaysians think the free kick goal was top drawer
0 players were booed at the Malaysia-Liverpool game
I'd like to see him comment on the support Scums have if and when they visit next.
Benayoun's Treatment
Granted that calling him Judas is wrong because that might be a racial slur and Fernando Torres already has taken that one, the boos Yossi Benayoun got every time he touched the ball was uncalled for.
Liverpool fans were instantly blamed for giving him a hard time after his switch to London but that couldn't be right, Judas was cheered every time the camera zoomed at him.
So, the people booing him are from an obvious source for obvious reasons. What good would booing a scrawny fleet-footed Jew do?
I'd just like to add that the problem in the Gaza Strip is political and not religious as we zealously imagine.
Anyhoo, see you this Thursday as our lads take on Singapore.
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