Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Monday, December 30, 2013
Vincent Tan and his Cardiff superstitions.
http://www.themalaymailonline.com/sports/article/vincent-tan-prefers-players-with-lucky-8-in-their-birthdates
Hilarious the British media.It is demonisation
of certain people and labelling someone as
a modern Fu Manchu.
British business must expect investors to pump
in money like throwing money down the drain
to suit their cavemen instincts and whims and fancies,
when to a certain extent business entails earning your keep
and making sacrifices to reach a bigger market instead of
playing cavemen football as in the good old days.
Next they will claim that Tan is going to sell Cardiff brand
fortune cookies and chop suey and starting a Cardiff Dragons
launderette.
For the uninitiated, Bluebirds in many parts of Asia means
"Dick head" or "prick", so maybe Cardiff is proud of its
vulgar old name being a subject of ridicule in Asia.
Poor Vincent Tan , he's now stuck with a bunch of
'lanchows" who demand that he dance to their primitive tune
instead of allowing him to take them places the way of the
famous English clubs. Remember Eric Cantona?
Hilarious the British media.It is demonisation
of certain people and labelling someone as
a modern Fu Manchu.
British business must expect investors to pump
in money like throwing money down the drain
to suit their cavemen instincts and whims and fancies,
when to a certain extent business entails earning your keep
and making sacrifices to reach a bigger market instead of
playing cavemen football as in the good old days.
Next they will claim that Tan is going to sell Cardiff brand
fortune cookies and chop suey and starting a Cardiff Dragons
launderette.
For the uninitiated, Bluebirds in many parts of Asia means
"Dick head" or "prick", so maybe Cardiff is proud of its
vulgar old name being a subject of ridicule in Asia.
Poor Vincent Tan , he's now stuck with a bunch of
'lanchows" who demand that he dance to their primitive tune
instead of allowing him to take them places the way of the
famous English clubs. Remember Eric Cantona?
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Putra Jaya venue not suitable for National GP Badminton
http://www.thestar.com.my/Sport/Badminton/2013/12/27/Venue-not-fit-to-hold-badminton-tournament/
Luckily they didn't switch off the air con
as Malaysian players are prone to cramps
when the air con is off.
Luckily they didn't switch off the air con
as Malaysian players are prone to cramps
when the air con is off.
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Monday, December 16, 2013
2013 Badminton Super Series Semis-Presence of Wild Dogs and Macaques in Cheras Badminton Stadium
During the game when Wang Shi Xian played
Tai Tzu Ying,there were several wild dogs and
Macaques among the audience barking and gibbering
away during the game which took away the enjoyment
of watching good badminton.I think the KLBA should
discourage these rude beasts from invading and presiding over
events as it is hampering the progress of the country
to be a developed nation.For all you know next time in the
Malaysian Open we may be bombarded with racial slurs
or sexist remarks,things not acceptable in civilised societies.
Not sure where the Macaques came from,they are all over
Cheras because their habitat has been destroyed by
development,whilst the stray dogs could be ill-bred local natives,
indirectly venting their anger thru "apa lagi Cina mahu",or running
dogs whose ancestors are from up north who think like bananas
trying to prove their loyalty by sucking up to their dongbao and
wagging their pariah mongrel tails, or sub-human immigrants from
across the Straits thinking Cheras is Istora Senayan.
Whoever and wherever they are from hopefully we will have less
of that in future as it is annoying and is distracting the players and
audience as much as say,using flash photography.
A true badminton player and supporter,as opposed to a rude wild dog
or Macaque will respect players irrespective of their creed.
Try to imagine what badminton would be like if ever the game is
dominated by dogs and macaques.
Tai Tzu Ying,there were several wild dogs and
Macaques among the audience barking and gibbering
away during the game which took away the enjoyment
of watching good badminton.I think the KLBA should
discourage these rude beasts from invading and presiding over
events as it is hampering the progress of the country
to be a developed nation.For all you know next time in the
Malaysian Open we may be bombarded with racial slurs
or sexist remarks,things not acceptable in civilised societies.
Not sure where the Macaques came from,they are all over
Cheras because their habitat has been destroyed by
development,whilst the stray dogs could be ill-bred local natives,
indirectly venting their anger thru "apa lagi Cina mahu",or running
dogs whose ancestors are from up north who think like bananas
trying to prove their loyalty by sucking up to their dongbao and
wagging their pariah mongrel tails, or sub-human immigrants from
across the Straits thinking Cheras is Istora Senayan.
Whoever and wherever they are from hopefully we will have less
of that in future as it is annoying and is distracting the players and
audience as much as say,using flash photography.
A true badminton player and supporter,as opposed to a rude wild dog
or Macaque will respect players irrespective of their creed.
Try to imagine what badminton would be like if ever the game is
dominated by dogs and macaques.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
1981 Liem Swie King
Liem Swie King shares with Ilie Sumirat the rare honour
of beating an aging Tang Xian Hu also in 1976.
Article is borrowed from sports-chest.com
1968 All England Badminton Photo
Rare picture of 1968 All England Final
of Rudy Hartono vs Tan Aik Huang
Thanks to Sportschest.com for image.
of Rudy Hartono vs Tan Aik Huang
Thanks to Sportschest.com for image.
Old Newpaper Articles and Images of Badminton players Wong Peng Soon,Eddy Choong,Gunalan,Tan Aik Huang etc.
http://www.sports-chest.com/?cat=110&paged=15
Many pages of newspaper cuttings from the 50s,60s and 70s.
Many pages of newspaper cuttings from the 50s,60s and 70s.
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