yeah, the kinda of hypocrital remarks i've to deal on my facebook. Problem is these dugongs never ask why this individual when there were a host other fans of opposing teams too around, surely it must not just because he's handsome. (to reply them on facebook is like stomping to their level)

enough of that,

I will be at the green gate too. I know it's been said it's free seating, there are still ppl going around stating it's numbered seating. (supposely free free seating was for training session)

I'll be there from 4, likely parking away n walking there. (will be in Stan chart tent)

I like aqualani, to me he was involved in all the goals in the second half. neat touches, good vision & deft passings. how we could really do with his services if not injured (in rafa last year!).

Ngog, also had some neat skills, still a little too lightweight given the rampaging english defenders.

carrager was all bussiness (along with agger) , which is good, i felt most of the other first half liv players was still in lala land. 2nd half chaps were far much better except some blips (a little understandable as carrager wasnt there)

I fear carrol will struggle to impact into liverpool, not so much because he's huge transfer fee on his shoulder but he seem more & more like emile heskey. a giant. hopefully he realises this is not 'newcastle' (no disrespect to newcastle) & the expectations are bigger, given the size of the world wide fans.

i had the unfortunate seating to be just in front of an chap who uttered foul language at every liv pass, around me were 4 families of different race (each had few young kids) its really no brainer to at least show restrain with young children around.


also i will praise the fans who stayed behind at the end of the game singing 'YNWA'. not all knew the full lyrics (thank goodness for the SChart printouts). a little off tune from my end but nontheless, quite memorable

agree, "malaysia" was cheered when the drums were played (not just the goals). For those 'dickhead' who were in the stadium who didn't want to acknowledge many Liverpool fans may be wearing its colors but we clapped & cheered every good move by malaysian team.

drummers of the malaysian team was from the far left of green gate, if i'm not mistaken. I think K.rajagopal has selective hearing. btw there thousands of ppl wearing malaysian yellow jersey, why must he think malaysians who support malaysia MUST only wear blue?? i know majority in the stadium were red but there were sea of yellow scafts too. again selective vision our national medias.

much like how the G people up there is forcing their version of 'patrotism' to rakyat?

when i was younger, i use to work part time as the ticket collector at stadium merdeka. (short stint for selangor games mostly). while my residence postal code is in KL, i grew up admiring selangor state team. They had good & had a myriad of different malaysians reach.

but i grew tired of the shenanigans the malaysian football scene (nuff be said already). I use to play football & knew of a local lad who was very good & did tryouts for different states. He told me the ugly truths of our sad-state-of-affairs of our malaysian football. (mind you, he did eventually play for 1 team for 1 or 2 seasons in the malaysian league). I know that sad affair was to some, decades ago, but it brought down my regards for the local football scene completely.

I cannot relate much to our current malaysian squad. I thought there were hopes given some good showing by some younger players under K.raja. But the thing is, shoving such 'patriotism'in the name of "if you are malaysian, you MUST come support; duh

it's like people ask why aren't your support all our goverment policies, arent you 'malaysian'?

I'm a Malaysian but that doesn't mean I'm lesser a Malaysian if you I dont support our Government policies. same parallel, If i don't attend a malaysian football game later, will I be lesser a malaysian?

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Jul 18 2011, 07:21 PM