Final Bolasepak SEA Games 2011.

kajol77

dada i dah start berdebar debar. .nak tgok ke tak? Hadui. .kalau tgok nti i terlbh emo pulak. .hadeh! Harap kemenangan berpihak pd malaysia!


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airwickss

gambo cdt to twitter paknil...

Vympel77

mijot

hebat sungguh kuasa bolak sepak...
pembaca berita tv3 suku pun pakai jersi kuning

bluezink

sudah disahkan mlm neh!!
GK - Khairul Fahmi
DF - Mahali Jasuli, Fadhli Shas, Muslim Ahmad, Zubir Azmi, Asrarudin Putra,
MF - Baddrol, Irfan Fazail, K.Gurusamy, Fakri Saarani
ST - Tamil Arasu
SUBS:Abd.Shukor Jusoh, Amer Saidin, Fandi Othman, Izham Tarmizi ( GK ),Nazmi Faiz, Yong Kuong Yong

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Reply  RedDevils


    ape lah yang boleh diharapkan dengan penyokong2 indon ni..
    memalukan ...
along3746 Post at 21-11-2011 20:18

sambil2 dok ngutuk penyokong indon nih.harap lepas ni kita pon tgk2 jugak la diri kita supaya tak dok sama level ngn dorang kalau lawan kt tempat kita.

cmf_lie

berdebar..gelisah....

over mengalahkan pemain lak aku rase

Pikir

Defending champs upset over treatment by hosts and aim to channel their anger out on the pitch tonight

by Shamir Osman 04:45 AM Nov 21, 2011
JAKARTA - Ong Kim Swee sat in the royal box at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium on Saturday, witnessing his charges step out onto the pitch and earn themselves the right to defend their SEA Games title after beating Myanmar 1-0 in the semi-final of the Under-23 football competition.

But there has been nothing royal about the treatment Ong and his Malaysia team have received here in Jakarta.

From disrespectful jeering every time Malaysia's national anthem Negara Ku has been played at the stadium, to inflexible training slots allocated the team and being forced to wait two hours before being herded onto armoured trucks to exit the stadium, the SEA Games has not been a pleasant tournament for the Young Tigers.

The Indonesians are still hurting from their loss to Malaysia in last year's Suzuki Cup final and have been taking it out on the Young Tigers.

Ong will look to channel his team's frustrations out on the pitch today when they face hosts Indonesia in the final.

Speaking to Today, Ong, who was forced to watch from the stands after being sent off in the team's 1-0 win over Indonesia in the final Group A fixture, said yesterday: "I'm very angry, I tried to join my team at ground level after the semi-final and I was aggressively pushed back by security personnel like I was some sort of criminal.

"I will be writing a letter of complaint about that, but there have been so many problems here. If we do win the gold medal, it will be a big achievement - with a different kind value attached to it."

Ong and his team officials have kept a cool exterior in front of the players to help keep their minds on the football, but the line has been drawn in the sand.

"We expect harsh treatment from the crowd, but all we ask for is respect and fair play, not just in the game but from officials as well," said Ong, drawing attention to the training schedule allocated his team.

He asserted that while teams are not allowed to select the venues where they train, the normal procedure was to choose their own training slots before the start of international tournaments like this. "For the last three games, we did all our tactical training sessions at a grass patch within the hotel compound, and that also happened at the AFF Suzuki Cup last year," said Ong.

The Malaysia seniors played their group matches in the Suzuki Cup here, and beat the home side 5-1 over two legs in the final to win their first ASEAN championship, to go with the 2009 SEA Games gold.

Malaysia are likely to be without four players tonight - all nursing injuries - including forward Izzaq Faris Ramlan and the impressive speedy winger, Syahrul Azwari.

They also have to fly home immediately after the medal presentation ceremony tonight, with an Olympic qualifier against Syria on Wednesday to think about.

Ong expects Indonesian fans to continue to boo and jeer tonight when the Negara Ku rings out before kick-off.

He will use it as part of his plan to channel all the built up negative energy in the Malaysian team to where it matters.

"This match will be all about psychology," he said, pointing to his head and heart. "I already know what to say to my players before they step out, to provoke them into playing better."

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mmg patut komplen...very un-professional indon

fazila17

Good Luck Harimau Malaya

sassy_girl82

semangatnya pembaca berita tv3 pun pakai baju bola..hehe

bacteria82

Bersedia dgn dengan hashtag #MASvsINA di twitter

luraziera

huiiih..berdebar gile lah..

harap malaysia dpt buat yg terbaik..same2 kite rakyat malaysia doakan dorang kuat mental,fizikal & psycho bdepan dgn indonnn..{:4_232:}


malaysia boleh!!!!!!!!!

hanakikan

Reply 110# Vympel77


   mcm mana nak buang iklan u-tube klat tengah2 tu

RedDevils

Kita punya keterujaan tgk game ni dah hebat...bayangkan kalau Malaysia main World Cup

Mau Kaka Red dah cop seat kat rumah sambil get ready biskut /cikidis/air sekian bagai

along3746

berdiri woi...
lagu negaraku skang ni..

cecite

INDON BRENNNNNNNNNNNNNNGSEK...............
JGN EKSEN PANGGIL MALING...........
KAMU SEMUA KALAH MLM NI !!!

HaMiZiE

Sialan orang Indong... tak menghormati lagu Negaraku.....

skymania

BERDIRI!! lagu negaraku..

sassy_girl82

90 minit yg bikin sakit jantung

mijot

hoekh, dah bersedia depan tv dan laptop...
sambil tgk bola sambil komen...
good luck team malaysia