yay?
a quarter of my ticket is now missing.
it's rather sad how the cup win is now attributed to match-fixing. singaporeans are never happy. the team loses, they are losers. when they finally win, it's due to cheating. bah, i give up.
anyway the match was not as exciting as i would have liked it to be. the damn indonesian players didn't put up the fight that i was expecting them to. and the place was too crowded, with lots of dumb malays doing what they do best: being dumb.
i was seated beside the indonesians, who were sadly outnumbered by us. the dumb malays were happily shouting vulgarities and showing the indons their middle fingers, among other things, possibly trying to provoke a fight. but the indons hardly retaliated. anyway, they were surrounded by police officers, which i think is rather stupid, since that would hardly prevent singaporeans from throwing things at them, but only stop them from throwing things back.
rather unfortunately, this did not happen. i was really dissappointed by the docile nature of the indonesian fans, as they are somewhat famed for their rioting skills back in their homeland. however, they are not entirely to blame as most of them were either businessmen or students, who have been domesticated, or so to speak. a sad ass indon was even seen holding a cardboard sign that looked like this:
the sign is ridiculous for 2 reasons. 1, they actually wanted peace. PEACE!? peace and indonesians don't fit well together. 2, it looked like a voltorb.
then after recieving taunts throughout the whole match, the final insult came when the singapore fans started waving them goodbye after the match was over and they lost. and guess what? the indons waved back. i'd suppose that they were being sacarstic, but it's still no excuse to wave back.
it's rather sad how the cup win is now attributed to match-fixing. singaporeans are never happy. the team loses, they are losers. when they finally win, it's due to cheating. bah, i give up.
anyway the match was not as exciting as i would have liked it to be. the damn indonesian players didn't put up the fight that i was expecting them to. and the place was too crowded, with lots of dumb malays doing what they do best: being dumb.
i was seated beside the indonesians, who were sadly outnumbered by us. the dumb malays were happily shouting vulgarities and showing the indons their middle fingers, among other things, possibly trying to provoke a fight. but the indons hardly retaliated. anyway, they were surrounded by police officers, which i think is rather stupid, since that would hardly prevent singaporeans from throwing things at them, but only stop them from throwing things back.
rather unfortunately, this did not happen. i was really dissappointed by the docile nature of the indonesian fans, as they are somewhat famed for their rioting skills back in their homeland. however, they are not entirely to blame as most of them were either businessmen or students, who have been domesticated, or so to speak. a sad ass indon was even seen holding a cardboard sign that looked like this:
the sign is ridiculous for 2 reasons. 1, they actually wanted peace. PEACE!? peace and indonesians don't fit well together. 2, it looked like a voltorb.
then after recieving taunts throughout the whole match, the final insult came when the singapore fans started waving them goodbye after the match was over and they lost. and guess what? the indons waved back. i'd suppose that they were being sacarstic, but it's still no excuse to wave back.
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