Posts Tagged ‘Sports’
22 August
Posted by Sufyan
Some people have lost all sense of reality when Singapore won silver in the women’s table tennis.
I mean, don’t take anything away from them. They put in the hours on the table and gym and worked very hard for the games.
But, are you interested in becoming the Chelsea of asia? Let’s be straight up here, we bought that medal. Are you proud of getting the achievement? Not me. I’ll be proud if it’s a Malay/Indian/SingaporeChinese who won the competition.
If you want foreign talent so much, why not naturalise Usain Bolt or Wallace Spearman or Micheal Phelps or Muna Lee or better still, rope Liu Xiang in as well. Geez! We’ll dominate the medal standings at the end of the day! Not only that, Singapore will be the proud owner of Olympic records set by Usain Bolt and Micheal Phelps!
Fact is, we have talented athletes who are interested in being masters in their sport. We’ve got talented sprinters, footballers and what nots. Groom these athletes and send them for competitions.
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8 August
Posted by Sufyan
I’ll be at home the whole month long to catch the Olympics! I’m very much interested in football, archery, triathlon and most of all, athletics. I must analyse their technique because when it comes to running, my form sucks. I’ve been told that I tip toe most of the time when I do long distance, which isn’t good for the legs. Sheesh! I’ve gotta work on that and pick out other useful tips.
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I was frigging pissed with myself for missing the match. Blerghh!
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Tags: Sports, Stunners
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20 April
Posted by Sufyan
40km night cycling by SAC (Singapore Adventure Club) was a blast. I met the kind of people I’ve been wanting to meet. But unfortunately I was jaded way before the event started, no thanks to being out the whole day. So, forgive me in my apparent lack of vibrancy throughout the event. The route leader led the way and it was up to us to keep up with him, with the last man, the safety guy peddling at a slower pace, ensuring that the last participant is in front of him.
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