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Friday, April 1, 2011

Man Utd Future Player

Friday, July 23, 2010

why Messi cannot score wc 2010

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Saturday, November 7, 2009

Man Utd named the best supported club in Europe

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Manchester United and Arsenal are the only English clubs to make the top 10 of a list of Europe’s 50 best supported clubs. The rankings, based on last season’s average attendance, are still dominated by German clubs - nine made the top 20.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Surat Azraai

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Friday, October 16, 2009

Azraai ke Wisma FAM

Mohd Azraai Khor Abdullah bukan lagi bergelar jurulatih Kedah.

Jurulatih Kenari sejak 2004 itu menyerahkan surat peletakan jawatan kepada Persatuan Bola Sepak Kedah tengah hari tadi. Berita peletakan jawatan Azraai disiarkan di Info Sukan TV1 tadi.

Azraai dijangka memulakan tugas selaku ketua jurulatih pasukan Harimau Muda dalam Liga Super musim depan.

Difahamkan Azraai yang dilantik oleh Allahyarham Datuk Paduka Ahmad Basri Mohd Akil pada 2004 menggantikan Miradinha, enggan meneruskan khidmat di Alor Star selepas pengalaman pahit dengan pengurusan KFA yang disifatkan tidak memberi kerjasama dan tidak profesional.

Perbezaan politik di antara Perbadanan Stadium dan pengurusan KFA juga mengakibatkan urusan penyenggaraan padang terabai sehingga mengakibatkan kecederaan pemain.

Apabila Azraai mengenal pasti jentera serangan sebagai kelemahan utama pasukan menjelang Piala Malaysia, dia turut menyenaraikan beberapa pemain untuk dipinjam.

Satu daripadanya Haris Safwan Kamal yang menelefon menyatakan minat menyarung jersi Kedah.

Malangnya KFA tidak memberi kerjasama. Kesudahannya era kegemilangan treble dua musim berturut-turut dengan khidmat tenaga import berakhir dengan peletakan jawatan Azraai tadi.

Azraai enggan mengulas, sekadar menyebut mahu bertemu loose cannon kelak.

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Sebab Additional Time MU vs MC

Having watched a complete re-run of Sunday's Manchester derby, I have to conclude that Martin Atkinson was absolutely correct and highly credible in his time-keeping.

Mystery and controversy often surround the amount of additional time allowed, but this is covered in law seven, 'The duration of a match'.

It is wonderfully ambiguous in listing the reasons why allowance for time lost should be made.

There are five listed: substitutions; assessment of injury to players; removal of injured players from the field of play for treatment; wasting time: and any other cause.

The final point makes it easy to understand the lack of clarity when a law relies on so much subjectivity.

There is no need to add time on whenever the ball goes out of play for throw-ins, goal kicks or free-kicks, as they are viewed as natural stoppages.

Referees tend to follow guidelines, which are that for every goal or substitution you should allow 30 seconds and then add a minute or two for injuries and/or time-wasting, if they have occurred.

When there is a lengthy delay for a serious injury, it is often timed and added to the calculated time.

There were three goals and three substitutions in the second half at Old Trafford, which means that a minimum of three minutes had to be added, plus a minute due to other causes, hence the four minutes which were indicated.

Then, in stoppage time, there was another goal and a substitution, meaning that at least one more minute had to be added, with a fan running on to the pitch taking up further seconds.

So, well done Martin Atkinson for attention to detail and to Manchester United for playing right to the final whistle.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Malaysia dan F1

Berbaloikah Malaysia menyertai F1

di kala kegawatan ekonomi sedang melanda

mungkin ada kebaikan

ini semua pihak kerajaan yang tentukan

1 Malaysia

rakyat didahulukan, pencapaian diutamakan...

jangan jadi kereta f1 low cost sudah

now everyone can f1 ( race)...

~ Top outfits such as Ferrari and McLaren had estimated annual expenditures in 2006 of over US$400,000,000.00 (RM1.4 billion), according to one F1 publication.

~ Toro Rosso, formerly known as Minardi, was estimated to have spent US$75,000,000.00

~ Toyota is estimated to be spending US$450,000,000.00 a year but has yet to win a single race.

~ Honda, which pulled out of F1 last year due to the high cost it incurred, was also estimated to have spent US$380,000,000.00 in 2006.

~ A £40 million (RM230,000,000.00) budget cap incentive, however, has been offered to teams next year in exchange for greater technical freedom.

The cap, however, does not cover driver salaries, engine costs, marketing and promotion.

Assuming the 1 Malaysia F1 Team targets to spend according to the budget cap, its annual expenditure, less salaries, engines and marketing, should be in the region of RM230,000,000.00 .

Top-notch drivers and engines, however, do not come cheap.

Ferrari was estimated to have spent US$44 million in driver salaries in 2003 and US$175 ,000,000.00 on engines.

On the other end of the scale, however, Minardi was estimated to have spent US$500,000 on salaries and US$15,000,00.00 on engines during the same period.

But that does not take into account start-up costs.

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