Congratulation to all participants and thank to all winners, those who contributed medals be it GOLD, SILVER or BRONZE, the importantly all of you are winners. For those who did not win anything, that is okay, as long as you gave your best.
Onward to London 2012, its the Olympics.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Update Asian Games 16
Tomorrow 27 will be the last day of the games, the closing ceremony gonna be something to wait, if the opening ceremony is anything to judge by.
As for the games itself, Malaysia fair quite well and if everything goes well, our tiger should be able to get at least 10 gold, maybe more. Today the Men Field Hockey team might just make history, win the eluded gold all this while after continuously winning bronze. An by doing that, an opportunity for an automatic place in London Olympic 2012. good luck guys.
Lee Chong Wei (the Datuk makes him old) was good and display better games as compared to the finals of the Beijing Olympic, but he forgot how to smash and that shows clearly. Lin Dan ... well as much as you wants the Gold, he is just too good.
But,
the diving team are just superb, although winning silver, they got class. The Dragon are still a class above the rest though, then again they outstrip just about anybody in total medal tally.
As for the games itself, Malaysia fair quite well and if everything goes well, our tiger should be able to get at least 10 gold, maybe more. Today the Men Field Hockey team might just make history, win the eluded gold all this while after continuously winning bronze. An by doing that, an opportunity for an automatic place in London Olympic 2012. good luck guys.
Lee Chong Wei (the Datuk makes him old) was good and display better games as compared to the finals of the Beijing Olympic, but he forgot how to smash and that shows clearly. Lin Dan ... well as much as you wants the Gold, he is just too good.
But,
the diving team are just superb, although winning silver, they got class. The Dragon are still a class above the rest though, then again they outstrip just about anybody in total medal tally.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Asian Games 2010
16th Asian Games, Guangzhou, China
Malaysia 1st Gold, came from Chai Fong Yin through Wushu, while Ibrahim Amir managed a silver from 'Pool' 8 balls. 3 Bronze medal add up the final tally as of yesterday.
Badminton Team gold - China gold.
Football - 2nd round lost to Iran (1-3)
Malaysia 1st Gold, came from Chai Fong Yin through Wushu, while Ibrahim Amir managed a silver from 'Pool' 8 balls. 3 Bronze medal add up the final tally as of yesterday.
Badminton Team gold - China gold.
Football - 2nd round lost to Iran (1-3)
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