Of Chelsea game and Futsal and back to school !!

the full squad in Shal Alam Stadium/ Melawati Stadium .. it was totally packed !

hello !!! cam in front of the stadium while lining up !!


Had a great start to the week on my 5th week in M'sia .. Damn its been 4 weeks !!!

Thanks to JIM !! got us Free tickets to the Chelsea and Malaysia game !!! ..
its US !!!! i'm NOT a CHELSEA SUPPORTER
Scoreline was 2-0 a tad too boring but its was overall awesome !!!! .. ....
the flag that i thought was Jamaica, lol!! its Ghana !!! ... ESSIEN !!
wayyyy tooo bored.... the shirt wasn't signed... sigh...
With M'sia players forcing Cech to 2 saves and 2 shot off goal which looks as though it was going in !!!
my brothers with diff bloo
Left at the 85th min to avoid the jam !.. got there at 6 when kickoff was 845 pm !! man ... that was a long wait with my worthless notes.....

Played midnight futsal the other day ... started around 0020 ... was an awesome kickabout ... never sweated that much at 12am before .. was great though ... great start with a hectic weekend coming up !!
lol .. the 3 bros !!! haha .. man i loook soooo dark !!! ... the shirts free !! so no Chelsea k !!
my bro's shot of us ...
Samuel's shot of us .. he claims not to be shaking all over some more .. damn it !!
my ever so lovely Pn Pengetua Pn Chan Sim Ai.. lol .. retired and still fitter than me !!!
Damn its cool to dine with your ex principal !! .. with an ex exchange student from Germany ..
Aint life cool !!

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