Showing posts with label Asean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asean. Show all posts
Sunday, December 05, 2010
AFF Suzuki Cup 2010: Singapore 2-1 Myanmar
Impressed with Singapore's fortitude to come back from 1-0 down. Good work, especially on the left from Khairul Amri and up front from the much-maligned Agu Casmir. Terrible positioning from Precious and Baihakki, though. Such huge gaps the Myanmarese could drive a tank through.
http://bolabang.blogspot.com/2010/12/aff-suzuki-cup-group-b-singapore-2.html
Related posts:
Agu Casmir,
Aleksandar Duric,
Asean,
Baihakki Khaizan,
Football,
Khairul Amri,
Myanmar,
Precious Emuejeraye,
Singapore,
Suzuki Cup
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Singapore 2-0 Indonesia
It was all hands to the pump for a while, but in the end dogged defending won through against a determined Indonesia. Raddy Avramovic's gameplan worked like a dream, two early sucker punches from Baihakki Khaizan & Shi Jiayi respectively in each half rendering Indonesian dominance useless and shredding their confidence.
The Lions do need to be careful, as this soak & strike strategy can easily come undone against a more clinical team. Thailand & Co await in the semis.
Related posts:
Asean,
Baihakki Khaizan,
Football,
Indonesia,
Raddy Avramovic,
Shi Jiayi,
Singapore,
Thailand
Singapore 3-1 Myanmar
Myanmar walk out again. More damningly & embarrassingly, Myanmar FA officials prevented the players from returning to the field despite the efforts of their own coach. Will they ever learn? Not unless AFF kick them out as a lesson to the other nations. They obviously haven't learnt their lesson four years ago as they weren't punished at all for a similar shameful episode. AFF better act tough & act now or history will repeat itself - in the final perhaps?
As Singapore's John Wilkinson put it, do we just walk out whenever we are tired and unhappy a-la Roy Keane? For the sake of teaching respect for officials and basic sportsmanship, I say the Myanmese need to be sacrificed NOW.
On a separate note, Agu Casmir's goal was really of the highest quality. It was a volley with his weaker foot, with defenders closing in. Yet he hit it through a crowded penalty area, just inside the post. If Deco'd done it, everyone would be waxing lyrical.
Related posts:
Agu Casmir,
Asean,
Deco,
Football,
John Wilkinson,
Myanmar,
Singapore
Saturday, December 06, 2008
Friday, February 29, 2008
Haze
The haze is back, but not as bad. Those Indonesian idiots are at it again. And how is the Asean Charter supposed to help with their perpetual pollution?
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