AHHHHH!!!!! 'O' Level's result this Friday!!!! a flurry of emotions is running thru me. Panicked. Excited. Scared out of my wits. i noe i didn't do too well for SS and ok-ok for Malay...and to make matters worse, I still haven't decide the Poly i wanna go to...SP or NP? gotta get myself together....how can i, when all of these choices i have yet to decide..worse stilll, is what course i'm taking? pressure liao..i wished i had studied harder...sh!t....i really pray that i get thru this...AH!!!! i realli hope that those tears I may/may not cry are tears of joy NOT anguish...

on the lighter side of things,
2007: Singapore CHAMPIONS OF ASEAN
thx to a superb goal by Khairul Amri which see Singapore lift up the Asean Cup for the third time, which brings them to back-to-back titles...the Thais scored first by a 'kickboxing-like' kick by Pipat courtesy of a chip by Daksokorn...The Lions had to wait for nearly 50 mins before Singapore equalise therefore giving them an aggregate score of 3-2...With Khairul Amri's goal, Singapore had already one hand on the cup while the other hand waits for time to expire...It was a spectacular match which pit two of ASEAN's best soccer team..both the Thais and the Lions have held the cup for three times...the Singapore back line made a lot of mistakes leading to the Thais opening goal. Captain Aide Iskandar made some cheeky shots/pass that may as well have cause Singapore the cup. the Thais could have doubled their lead when a pass misdirected Lions custodian Lionel Lewis and a shot at an unguarded goal was blocked by the speedy Muhd Noh Rahman. Tension and tempers simmered just below the surface, where the injured Indra Shahdan received a yellow card for seemingly kicking the ball away from Daksokorn, who himself narrowly avoid a sent off after apparently headbutting/spitting at one of the Singapore players. Now which other finals have we seen that before?. An early goal by Shahril Ishak was disallowed after he was found to be offside. A freekick by Shi Jia Yi floated into the six-yard box, when it deflected off a Thai player and Shahril Ishak tap the stray ball in. The replay showed that Shahril Ishak was NOT offside. Noh Alam Shah received the MVP of the tournament and the Golden Boot award, after scoring a massive 7 goals in the match against Laos. Winning the tournament, Singapore was awarded US$100, 000. Raddy Abramovic should be laughing all the way to the bank.

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Good luck to all my friends for their 'O' level results
Chiaoz...


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