U said it, next year warriors, this year still adidas. 
Season 11-12 still adidas, 12-13 only new sponsor

hate to say this as rival, but i think its fabulous.. nice combination colours and design.

but i dont think sky blue are associate to Liverpool. maybe usual red /green /yellow /grey made more associate..

violet gate

Out Of Towner

why does some ppl dare to wear MU and with Rooney on it??in the crowd?
tis guy is daring!!if ur just following ur fren wear other stuff la fren...

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1957883

this forumer selling a Rm108 tickets with half price!!!!!!!
almost RM60. damn cheap. i just wanna help those still dont have the tix

I said it was rude because in the end, all fans should be united under one banner, the clubs - YNWA. That being said, I don't condone crowd violence. However this incident happened about 100 feet from where I was and I couldn't get a clear view. What I was told by friends who were there however that prior to that he was walking around proudly showing his jersey off to everyone. This is provocation and it says something that he wasn't beaten up. He made his way to his seat with no problem which leads me to believe that he did just what I heard. Thus I urge those who weren't there not to jump to conclusions.

Having said all that, rivalries are just that. I've attended viewing parties involving Liverpool vs. Man Utd games and nothing usually happens despite all the booze. There is no violence without provocation. Having said that, yesterday's incident was hardly violent.

Easy to adopt a holier than thou attitude but I dare say the same would have happened if it were the mancs training and a Liverpool fan started flaunting his jersey off. Wouldn't it also be the same had an Indonesian fan walked around showing off this Indonesian team jersey during a Harimau Malaya event? Stop calling the kettle black everyone.

have ask ProEvent To Play.

hello brader!! friendly mana ada national anthem!!

bro this between club and country!! not country and country! see the different?? you always moaning bila ade tak kene... why dont you moaning at proevents instead???

+1

i hope 2-1. liverpool wins. wonderful goal for both teams. 

Hoping for a 3 - 0 for Liverpool... Or mayb more

did they check the bag ? at least they allow to bring in plain water right ?

On the contrary, it was a Liverpool training session. The Harimau Malaya one was earlier which I attended as well.

From the perspective of a Liverpool fan, I think that everyone in a red shirt deserves the same amount of respect especially when we were given the same when we visited their country. I know Singaporean Reds and they are good lads. It wasn't about Singaporean Reds vs. Thai Reds vs. Indonesian Reds vs. Malaysian Reds. It was about all Liverpool fans going to watch the team train, the same team we all support. We can't preach about solidarity and sing YNWA when we isolate sections of fans. In the context of Harimau Malaya, should it matter if you're a fan from Terengganu or Kelantan, or should you forget your rivalry for one day to unite under 1 banner?

In terms of the guy that got picked on, I did sympathise until I heard he was goading fans in the first place. Do the crime, do the time. It would be cowardly for a crowd to beat up a guy but like I said, there was no violence.

In terms of tomorrow's match, there is no ideal situation so I can't give you an answer. You get fans who boo Liverpool players as well e.g. Poulsen. One can only hope that in general, common sense prevails but you can't expect everyone to conform to your ideals.

care to explain??
or GTFO please.... that way ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->

Aku x mengharap sgt ramai, diorang pegi stadium sebab lawan team epl, alang2 Msia score Sorak skali. Tapi kalo kena hari, mungkin lebih ramai compare lawan Taiwan. Even nak compare dgn local cup pun lagi ramai yg dtg FA cup final ke, Piala Malaysia final.

takdelah... base pade tahap emo fan liverpool dgn kata2 RG yang 'salah' tu, aku 'yakin' fan liverpool memang sokong malaysia bebtol di hati. bukan alang2 Mesia score saja.... kompem sumer 80k 'penyokong Malaysia' kat Anfield aritu akan datang Bukit Jalil hari khamis nanti..

derang memang commited untuk sorak bila mesia score. camne derang nak sorak bila mesia score kalau derang tak datang stadium kan....

I see we're revisiting an old topic again. Now let me first say this. Since our last discussion, I've made it a point to follow the national team play, beginning with the Suzuki Cup Final win over Indonesia. I've noticed we have quality players especially in the form of Safee Sali, Ahmad Fakri Shaarani, Safiq Rahim and S.Kunanlan. They may not be at the top of everyone's list but they are the players I've singled out. I only wished that Safee Sali were a little younger so he'd have a longer career ahead though he isn't exactly an old man at 27. For the benefit of the national team, I'm hoping that Safiq will finally decide to play in Indonesia to further improve his game. From what I've seen, you'll be hard pressed to find a better striker of the ball in Asia.

What's my point? If this trend continues, fans will naturally return despite the increasing popularity of the EPL. Supporting one doesn't mean not supporting the other. I saw many fans with Liverpool kits also having Malaysian headbands for example, or face paintings.

Also, it was just a friendly game. Liverpool's first visit to Malaysia ever and the first ever time over 90% of Liverpool fans here have EVER seen the team play live. Some have been fans for 20 odd years. I don't expect everyone to understand the magnitude of the occasion especially if you just casually support an EPL club. For some, it was and is a chance of a lifetime.

Now on the topic of helping the national team regain support, I've always felt it was more fruitful to guide fans rather than to talk down to them. The thing is many people either aren't articulate enough or do not have the necessary soft skills to do this. Instead you hear language like, "ah traitor to the country", "unpatriotic", etc. Now people can have a multitude of reasons for not being as passionate as you. Don't pretend to understand what they are because from what I've seen, not many are matured enough to understand what empathy is including our ministry. Their understanding of encouragement is to force. When national day comes everyone MUST fly the national flag. To promote the national car, we raised import duties on foreign cars to astronomical figures, forcing the average Malaysian to but local cars. It may take more work but I've always felt that understanding someone and addressing his concerns and issues bring about more permanent results. Then again, who likes more work right?

We now have a quality product in the form of our national team. Based on recent form, I'm confident we'll get pass Singapore. Can't say much about the Olympic Qualifiers though. Japan are a different class and we'll need to be at our best against Bahrain and Syria. In summary instead of sulking and acting out when you don't see the support you want. Try guiding and educating. Our discussions have convinced me to follow the national team again and I'm sure it will only be a matter of time before more follow suit.