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chelsea won, and they deserved to..
the londeners took on the blue half of merseyside in wembley and of course the atmosphere is so blues..
after saha's 26 second goal, they really played hard to offense everton's half..
drogba pulled one back to level the game..
then in the second half, lampard score the winning goal with a stunning shot past everton's goalie..
that scoreline stayed until the referee blew his whistle..
hmm chelsea should get 3-1 win if the linesman got malouda's shot right
and thats it, gudbye guus hiddink..
my mum, sis and dad went to mecca for umrah, i wish they had nice n safe journey and i hope they'll get all the sweetness of umrah..
another great european night in eternal city roma..
hmm how should i start? erm..
do you remember mu's 3-0 defeat to ac milan in san siro back in 2007?
haha, its the same thing happened in this finale..
or they just couldnt play on italian soil?
barca played well as a team with their usual discipline..
pass..pass..pass..pass..shoot..
mu gave barca good pressure in the first 9 minutes, but then things turn ugly for them as
samuel give-him-half-a-chance-i-bet-he'll-rob-you-if -he-can eto'o put the catalan in front on the 10th minute..
they keep on with their usual discipline..
pass..pass..pass..pass..shoot..
messi, xavi and iniesta hold the ball as if they put blu-tac on their boots.. thats real quality..
an hour after that, lionel he-is-going-to-be-the-world-best-player-this-year messi doubled their lead..
you know nobody beats barca when messi plays his best..
and ronaldo plays his worst when under pressure..
so, the trophy travel to spain and the colours of stadio olimpico are red and blue
pep mourinho-is-no-more-special-one guardiola made history by becoming the first manager to win treble in spain and this is only his first season at top flight.. wow..
hmm, did i mention barca went to roma without dani alves, abidal and marquez? wow..
hmm, did rooney, anderson and giggsy play? I didn't see them actually.. haha
as the conclusion, 2-0 to barca and 'mu kena selopp'
its a dream finale for every football lovers..
one is king of spain another is english royal, from catalan and manchester respectively, now they meet at the eternal city roma..
barca with backbone injury but their attacking parts are lethal while for the devils they are fit all rounders..
the highlight will be ronaldo vs messi, both are starlet of modern football with skills and speed to mess up the field and who wins? we'll see...
its a must watch, so i'm not gonna miss it..
i favour the catalans but with all the hype over english football these days i'll say wake up lads prove me wrong and show some manchunian waves haha
ok, what happen in my place lately?
its the N12 penanti by election and it there's only 1 political party involve plus other three independents.
hmm, if you read mainstream media there's a tough battle out there in penanti, but if you are there yourself...
its deceiving... the atmosphere in penanti is one sided and the colour is light blue..
well, dont wanna talk more about politics here..
but personally, i treat ceramahs like gigs haha
here are some of the points of similarities..
gigs
the bands exposed you to what they have in terms of new songs or stage performance
ceramahs
the parties exposed you what they have in terms of policies and manifestoes
gigs
the bands explained to you their musical directions and try to get fans
ceramahs
the parties explained to you their stands and try to get your votes
gigs
there will be kiosks selling band merchandise, shirts, patches and zines
ceramahs
there will be kiosks selling political merchandise, shirts, stickers and opposition newspapers
gigs
goers having fun listening to music and songs
ceramahs
goers having fun listening to jokes and issues
gigs
get raid by police if not permitted
ceramahs
get raid by police if not permitted
haha.. gig rocks, ceramah rocks even harder.. yeah
i watched ac milan vs as roma just now and the match was so special for me and all milan fans.
this is the last match that our grande capitano paolo maldini played in front of home fans in san siro.
after 24 years of contribution and 26 trophies he decided to leave football scene as a player.
although the farewell party was disturbed by milan 3-2 defeat and vice-capitano ambrossini's red card incident, milanista will still remember him as the best of footballer, the best of defence and the best of capitano..
i would really love to see him back in san siro as a manager one day, and as rossoneri decided to retire his legendary number 3, i hope that his son will one day wear that number and continue as the club's strenght..
grazie paolo grande capitano..
i've been a bit busy designing logos for companies these days, haha
