It seems that the main victim of Justin Lee 李宗瑞 scandal has fully recovered. Earlier this week, Maggie Wu 吴亚馨 attended the press conference of a game as the official ambassador and she was seen cosplaying as one of the gaming characters with a big smile on her face.

Maggie Wu was previously involved in one of the biggest sex scandal in Taiwan last year being one of 60 possible victims under the prey of Justin Lee 李宗瑞. Since then, she has stopped appearing in public events and this is the first time she came out as an artiste.

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The Blues/Chelsea will be here in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on the 21st of July 2013 to play against a selection of Malaysia XI for their pre-season Here to Play, Here to Stay Asia Tour 2013. Malaysia is amongst the three countries in Asia to host the EPL giants, the other 2 countries are Indonesia and Thailand.

The match will be held at Shah Alam Stadium and ticketing information will be out soon on TicketPro.

Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the details of our 2013 Here to Play, Here to Stay tour of Asia, which will see us play matches in Thailand, Malaysia, and for the first time, Indonesia.
We will play games in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta. The first team last visited Asia in 2011 as we began our preparations for a season which ended with Champions League and FA Cup success.
The year’s first match is against a Singha Thailand All-Star XI in the Singha Cup on Wednesday July 17 at the Rajamanagala National Stadium in Bangkok, which will act as a celebration of our partner’s 80th anniversary.
We then travel to Kuala Lumpur to face a Malaysia XI at the Shah Alam Stadium on Sunday July 21.
We make our debut in Jakarta on Thursday July 25 against an Indonesia XI at the 88,000-seater Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, as we compete for the BNI Cup, marking our relationship with Bank Negara Indonesia, which has issued more than 60,000 Chelsea-branded payment cards since August 2012.
Source:ChelseaFC.com

It’s interesting to know that there are almost 1 Million people from Malaysia who are fans of Chelsea Facebook page!

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World’s Top Footballer Lionel Messi will be in Kuala Lumpur!!

The official website of Barcelona Football Club fcbarcelona.com has released the news a few days ago that the Spanish Giants Barcelona will be playing a friendly match in Malaysia as included in their pre-season tour in Asia.

The date is set on the 10th of August 2013 where Malaysia will be the 3rd country Barcelona is set to play in Asia in their tour this year. There’s no ticketing details as of now and little information have been released so far. I wonder which team will the football association of Malaysia choose to play against Barcelona. Can’t wait to watch the match in August!!

President Sandro Rosell confirmed that FC Barcelona will tour Asia this summer. Rosell didn’t reveal the teams Barça will face, but he did confirm the dates and locations of the team’s three exhibition matches. The first shall be played in Shanghai (China) on August 4, three days later, August 7, Barça will fly to Bangkok (Thailand) for the second match of the tour, and the third match will be held in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) on the 10th.
Source : fcbarcelona.com

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Running has been one of the most highlighted sporting activities in Malaysia in recent years with more runs being organized and more Malaysians embracing it. One of the most important factor in running is the running shoes you use, be it to protect your legs and maximizing your running abilities as well as exercising with full comfort.

Now, you can run even faster as Adidas Malaysia brings you one of their latest member of highest performing lightweight range – the adizero F50 runner 3. Inspired by football boots, the running shoes which feature the lightest advanced technologies such as SPRINTWEB and SPRINTFRAME for lightweight support with TORSION SYSTEM integrated.

The SPRINTFRAME platform replaces the conventional (more heavyweight), shoe construction while maintaining important performance characteristics, such as comfort and stability, and allowing for optimum forefoot propulsion. The F50 Runner 3 also features FORMOTION technology which adjust to every runner’s individual style to assist the runner and a full forefoot adiPRENE+ which propels the forefoot for an improved toe-off. The shoe is adidas miCoach compatible so you can track your speed, distance and and progress.

That being said, I got one of these extremely lightweight running shoes and I’m highly impressed with the pair of shoes which comes with multiple advanced technologies. Am more than happy with the shoes after trying it out for a few times where I went for a few runs in it and I’m sure I’ll be using it pretty often now.

Key Features of adizero F50 Runner 3
-Lightweight: 272 g (size UK 8.5)
-Formotion adapts to the ground to ensure the smoothest, most comfortable run possible
-Air mesh upper for maximum breathability
-adiPrene+ in the forefoot maintains propulsion and efficiency
-Sprintframe construction provides stability and speed through geometrical research to create a lightweight and supportive running chassis
-Torsion System for midfoot integrity; Comfortable textile lining
-miCoach ready
-adiwear outsole offers the ultimate in high-wear durability

The adizero F50 Runner 3 retails at RM420 for both men and women and are available at the following adidas Sports Perfomance Concept Stores:
• adidas Suria KLCC (Level 3)
• adidas Pavilion (Level 5)
• adidas The Gardens (Level 3)
• adidas Empire Subang (Upper ground floor)
• adidas Paradigm Mall (Upper ground floor)

Related Links :
adidas.com.my/running/
fb.com/adidasmalaysia

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28 November – The weather was slightly moody, it was a mid day and there weren’t as many people in the stadium compared to the Malaysia – Singapore game. So there I went, going into the stadium and getting access to the field to shoot the match between Laos and Malaysia.

I’ve watched the second half of the game between Indonesia and Laos a few days back and thought that Laos is a strong team where it would be hard for Malaysia to get a BIG win so I secretly hope that Malaysia will end the day with a small win, 1-0 perhaps.

Into the match, Harimau Malaya showed a solid offensive performance in the first 10 minutes with quite a number of attacks. The atmosphere was different compared to the MY vs SG game which Malaysia lost 0-3, the team seems to have awaken and finally come to their sense in doing what a defending champion should do.

Safiq Rahim’s 15th minute free-kick goal opened up the game and I was super happy till I shouted YES only to have Laos equalised 14 minutes later. Of course, I wasn’t disappointed. Yet. The game is still far from over with the scoreline at 1-1 during half time. Rain drops were making their way in.

In the 2nd half of the game, Laos showed signs of hope in leading the game from time to time. Then, the 12 epic minutes came on, it was my first time watching a match on a competition level with the team I support winning the match. Not only they won, they won leading with 3 goals. That’s quite an impressive scoreline.

That 12 epic minutes started from Safee Sali’s goal on the 67th minute, and then came Wan Zack Haikal’s header on the 69th minute. I thought 3-1 would be the ending scoreline oh boy I was wrong. Malaysia crushed Laos even harder with a 4th goal by Khyril Muhymeen Zambri. I was then a happy little boy by the field holding my camera.

It was an exciting match I must say, just that it was such a shame that so little Malaysians came to support their own team. Perhaps it was because of the lost to Singapore a few days back, or maybe its due to the fact that the match was happening on a weekday. Whatever it is, I’m glad that I was there witnessing it.

I believe that Harimau Malaya can deliver much more than what they’ve done in the match against Laos. Here am I hoping for a BIG WIN for the Malaysian side against Indonesia tonight. ROAR!

By the way, the ULTRAS might be quite extreme at times but I totally salute their never ending chants and support in the stadium. They are the ones who brought the spirit and atmosphere in the stadium one level above. Salute!

Check out more pictures taken from the match :

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It was a disappointing night. Watching Malaysia losing 0-3 in front of me is not fun at all. I was on the field on the 25th of November 2012 (Sunday) witnessing Singapore presenting wave after wave of attacks as though as it’s their home ground and our so called defending champion didn’t even managed to show it fangs. What a shame.

Of course, disappointment doesn’t equals to disapprovement. Putting politics aside and other critics I’ve seen over Twitter/Facebook in the last 2 days, I think Harimau Malaya still have what it takes to go through this but of course, the ball is round and tons of stuff could happened on the field especially in a soccer match.

Hope that Datuk K Rajagobal have a proper strategy against Laos tomorrow night and hope that the players who were selected to face Laos will have the heart and determination to win the game. If they played whole heartedly showing the Malaysian fans they did their best, I’m sure everyone would understand.

By the way, good job to Singapore. Respect their effort which resulted in winning the game.

The Harimau Malaya squad can’t repeat the shitty performance on Sunday again.

Check out more pictures taken from the match :

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I catch no balls in this music video. Can’t see the point in it. Don’t even know why the heck Nidji was involved, am sure there are much more bands from Indonesia which are better than Nidji but well since Mister Potato is involved and they featured Wayne Rooney, Shinji Kagawa, Chicarito, Valencia & even Sir Alex Ferguson in the video, layan a bit lah okay?

Check out the music video of Liberty and Victory which was uploaded on Mister Potato Indonesia YouTube channel just 10 days ago.

*Wish I could go and visit Old Trafford again, don’t know when will that day come… sigh

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Did you know that Lee Chong Wei’s “I’m Sorry” tweet on Sunday reached 26k retweets? Later, Usain Bolt broke the Olympic record with a Gold in 100m (9.63 seconds) and his “Thank you” tweet gets er only 7.2k retweets.

I know you can’t compare both athletes – Lee Chong Wei and Usain Bolt but hey Usain Bolt have 805k Twitter fans on Sunday and Lee Chong Wei only have 16k Twitter fans. That speaks a lot and further proves that Malaysians are a bunch of social media addicts!! Of course, there’s a difference between a man who holds the weight of 28 Million countrymen (Lee Chong Wei) vs another man who won an Olympic Gold for his country before (Usain Bolt).

Usain Bolt have more than 1 Million Twitter followers and Lee Chong Wei have 142k Twitter Followers

On another note, a Malaysian female singer Fish Leong 梁静茹 received quite a huge amount of negative comments on Sunday due to her supportive updates on Weibo towards Lee Chong Wei. Chinese netizens bashed her calling her a traitor and questioning her citizenship claiming that she had betrayed her country China by supporting Lee Chong Wei.

39k shares and 26k comments on Fish Leong’s Weibo status update and people are still quarreling there. Please feel free to join in & comment!

Someone event commented this – “梁静茹你还是不是宁夏人了” I almost choked myself when I saw that comment. What a joke LOL.

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Her name is He Zhi 何姿 and she’s 22 years old this year (Birthdate – 11 December 1990). This girl who originate from the province of Guang Xi 广西 of China 中国 is part of China’s female diving team in the London 2012 Olympics that is happening at the moment.

何姿 He Zhi scored Silver in Beijing 2008 Olympics

何姿 He Zhi & 吴敏霞 Wu MinXia at London 2012 Olympics

何姿 He Zhi at Beijing 2008 Olympics

何姿 He Zhi at Beijing 2008 Olympics

2 days ago, she scored a gold medal along with her team mate in London 2012 Olympic women’s synchronized 3-meter springboard. She is currently one of the most talked olympians amongst Chinese netizens.

战功赫赫，她依然渴求奥运
29日决赛前的上午，何姿在“上战场”之前给爸爸打了一个电话。“爸爸没多说，就是告诉我只要尽力，自己开心就行”，说这话的时候，夺冠后的何姿忍不住轻轻抽泣起来。爸爸最了解她对奥运冠军的渴求，所以才用这种最平实的话语，为她解压。
“这个奥运周期里，我经历了太多”，29日夺冠后，何姿说，自己好半天都不敢相信真的加冕了奥运冠军。何姿有多在乎这块奥运金牌？从一个细节可见一斑她的电脑里、手机里都存着伦敦奥运跳水场馆的照片。“我保存着，算是对自己的一种激励，但我不会每天都看，怕自己紧张。很长时间以来，我晚上睡觉前都会想象着奥运会站在跳板上的感觉”，何姿说。
然而，腿伤的羁绊，舆论的压力都压在了何姿年轻的肩膀上。直到29日最后一个动作圆满完成，何姿才终于甩开背了4年的包袱，尽情地流泪。彼时她的感叹，跟张云鸿的话惊人的相似：“太不容易了”。“太不容易了”，这简单的几个字里包含着何姿多少的辛酸，旁人无法想象。4年前的北京奥运会，尽管上有郭晶晶、吴敏霞的“压制”，但何姿却是以“自杀式”的失误断绝了自己的奥运梦想。在两站奥运选拔赛里，她一次做错了动作，一次走板走到了水里，连续两次得了令人瞠目结舌的零分！这些在专业选手眼里几乎不可能发生的错误，曾经让何姿的心情和自信跌到了谷底。
没人知道她是如何走出那些黑色的日子，只是我们今天见到了和一个脱胎换骨的何姿。那不是“小郭晶晶”，那是一个新的天后！
人们都说她是“小郭晶晶”，但是何姿本人对这个称号一直不太认同。她总是认真地说：“没拿过奥运金牌，怎么能跟晶晶姐比？”29日的伦敦，何姿终于用一块女子双人三米板的金牌，让这个缺憾变成了圆满。坐在看台上目睹这一幕，深圳体工大队大队长张云鸿激动得情难自已。他感叹地反复对记者说着一句话：“真不容易！”
Source :sznews.com 深圳新闻网

何姿 He Zhi & 吴敏霞 Wu MinXia at London 2012 Olympics

何姿 He Zhi & 吴敏霞 Wu MinXia scored GOLD at London 2012 Olympics

Training since 6 years old and winning awards since 2002, this pretty lass has captured the hearts of millions. Quoted as the replacement for Guo Jingjing 郭晶晶 who was the gold medalist in 2004 Athens Olympics and 2008 Beijing Olympics, He Zhi 何姿 have quite a bright future ahead of her.

何姿 is the 4th most search term in relative to London 2012 Olympics on China’s top social media platform Sina Weibo and she has 580k fans on her account. However, 何姿 He Zhi hasn’t update her Weibo account for almost a year already. Her last update was on the 14th of August 2011.

More pictures of her below :

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The away kit of Manchester United 2012/2013 season is so much nicer than the home jersey. WANT WANT WANT!!!! Too bad it’s in white colour (Gets dirty easily)

Wondering if there’ll be a 3rd kit. Hmmm

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