Clumsilly Day

I had a one silly stupid day last Friday night, lucky Boo and Azman da streamxy(he had to be there to collect da news fers i guess..haha sori bro, maksud aku kenapa ko mesti ade kt situ menyaksikan kebodohan aku) were there to witness all da shits happened(shit happen kan bon)

1. Had dinner with manjhok and buttjhok at momhok<---btol ke ejaan ni..haha..tertumpahkn kuah ikan stim aku..potong stim btol la

2.Then asking for "empty soup" to then tertumpahknnye straight away after it arrived..dats what people called sup kosong agknye

3.Tanpaku menyedari seluarku basah gell-hell..pki jeans ma, dah lenjun barula nk terasa..goddeng u bulat

4.Singgah ke Esso to buy Gizmo's food, since diz one gedik boy dun want to eat biscuits..mmg gremlin pnye budak, tp takde for kitties so went to DIY kt ameeth tu but found out I had to pocket extra 30cents for each compared to Esso's and yes,still no kitties pnye jgk but no choice la

Gizmo da Gremlin

5.And to make da story spicer, da reason why I went to da DIY was to get a saman..ape pnye malang ntah aritu plak otet nk buat road block dpn sekolah tronoh jn kecik tu..tak penah2 pn sebelum ni..and masa tu jgkla mata william nak buta sebelah kn..hmm,nasib baikla polis tu baik tak bg saman, amek name ngn no fon je..ghey kot..haha

6.Pegi IRC nk amek buku since late alredi to start study at IRC, konon pnyela amek dgn berhati2nya snyp2 tanak kaco org tgh studi...last2 ms nk agkt buku tu bleh terjatuh plak..mmg org pandanglah kn..

7.Went to Boo's block at midnight to celebrate her birthday..surprised her with Big Apple,we spent da night together eating n having xxxprivatexxx talk..while eating Iceberg-one's of Boo's favie krim dalam tu nak tertumpah so aku tonggengkan tp yg bodohnye aku buat cmtu tumpahla icing atas die..and it happened two times,kalo skali je takpe..Boo pnye lah gelak..hahaha

Very very da malang one lah aku mlm tu...maybe sbb nervous kot tgu birthday iejaku tersayang nk bg die surprise..hehe..HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY SWEETUM!!! I love you~~~

Reds 2007-2008 season review

There’s still a week to go before the EPL 2007-2008 season end but Liverpool’s merely ended a week ago after Bennayoun’s strike and the classy extra-time defeat in the CL. It’s the same old story again as Reds ended another season trophyless. But still, there’s not much disappointment and lots more positive to take if we looked back it.


Anfield had been set buzzing in the early season with the capture of Torres, the new transfer record for Reds which is previously held by the shame Lord Cisse, amplify buy the surprise addition in the shape of Babel who before that famously claimed that he would very much love to be a Gunners. The captured of Torres had bring the club to a new level, his silky running, plethora of pace, composed finish and excellent understanding with Abe G, brought him 30+ goals, a very good debut season indeed whereas Babel, with 11mil price tag burdening him proved nothing more than a supersub, yet.

Early season formed look very promising, Xabi showed a bit of his old-self until he got injured during the Arsenal game, and from then Reds form had been stuttering. Opponents alarmed of the good form shown by Reds early on and have decided to pack up their defense resulting in lots of draw, with the disability to open up opponents’ defense again prove to be the stumbling block on the Reds conquest to regain the league title which have eluded us for nearly 18years now.


Rafa got concerned, as well as passionate Reds fans, and he tried to find the best formation each game until he used 4-3-3 which looked promising as Reds tried to do a late surge to win the title, but to no avail. However, Reds games have been more entertaining to watch this season, owed to Rafa’s latest recruits and more settled tactic. If only we have a better full back on both sides and a more complete right forward to fill Kuyt position, the league title will look even more promising.


Reds had to settle for 4th place this season, and a semi-final place in the CL can’t be classified as a failure but in term of Reds standard it might be considered one. But it is worth noted that Reds’ point gained this season had eclipse last season’s, it showed that the club had progressed, but our rival had progressed better. Also, Liverpool had reached 100 goals well before Chelski and Arse-anal this season.

Boys Gone Wild - College Boys II

Event: JHOKs' BBQ
Date : 3rd May 2008
Venue : Taman Herba Papan
Time : 10-3pm

to those who didnt come(sorry la mie,haha), sorry bro u miss da fun..and libau&halim yg dtg lmbt,org da kemas2 br smpi..hehe..u guys miss har's doggy in da water, achap buzzler's post..haha, med buat freeshow, and lots more! :)

JHOKs'

Da sweetest JHOK!hehehe

Mcm kt kampung lak gambar ni..old skool

The smile of JHOKs :)

Rumate & future rumate on a rescue mission

Cane plak bleh ade zorro dlm hutan ni?=p

Rollercoster on da water
Tak sabar nak mkn..ayam 14ekor kot..haha
Couple2 JHOKs

The real couple..=)

Lupe nk ajk buzzler..so terpaksa la achap & dede meng"buzzler"kn diri..haha

p/s : duit belen ade lg rm150 weh,ape lg aktiviti seterusnya?hahaha

JHOKs on fire!!

Ripley's believe or not...

Well, it's not just a picture edited by fotojhok to create story, but in truth it was created by all JHOKs to make history!


Thanks to all JHOKs by proving we are all not a joke!


SuperJHOK's route to win:

superJHOK vs Equippo (2-0, achap&jamil)

superJHOK vs underJHOK (3-0, libau&jimin&achap)

superJHOK vs Equippo B (0-0, penalty 3-2, esan&achap&jimin)


UnderJHOK route to bronze:

underJHOK vs Tiga B (3-2, halim&najmie[2])

underJHOK vs superJHOK (0-3)

underJHOK vs midJHOK (1-0, halim)


MidJHOK route to 4th place:

midJHOK vs rentokil (3-1, jim&ucop[2])

midJHOK vs Equippo B (0-3)

midJHOK vs underJHOK (0-1)

Best supporter of the day: IeJHOK!=p

Jan04: Bright & Glittering

Bright & Glittering: Me&Ieja

Free-stylo

Twins?

Roman picisan

Three stooges or Capoiz?

Pics from batch dinner of UTP Jan04: see yourself whether it is bright & glittering enuf :)

The best anfield night a.k.a The best sithick night

So xabi ranked da last game as one of his top three best Anfield's night, though not particularly a very good game from gerrard&co. i wud very much ranked da night as one of my best ever too..

maybe it was bcoz da atmosphere at sithick itself (touted as da new anfield before it was hijacked by others during my internship period), seeing da crowd (i cant remember da lst time lots of fans on kops's european night; maybe bcoz the match itself between arsenal,so there are two sets of fans there):
1) saw lots of frustrated faces after diaby's goal
2) to then smiles evrywhere afta our papa's goal (our shud i called grandpa Hyppia?)
3) gaia to have to go to da toilet again for torres thunderbolt
4) to then watching those arse-anal's terkinja-kinja like adebayor afta the amazing-yet-betrayal run of walcott (called himself as boyhood scousers but make da run again our own team???dats wt we called professionalism i guess, there's a glimpse of liverpudlians there btw)
5) and later to watch an unprofessional behavoir of the so called "fan of the year", lele did his pecel again (shitties)
6) najmie's face turned white (according to Man,pity i missed this)
7) a tak-mandi-girl sat behind our table arguing "rilekla,tau la dh mng" (according to Gaia)
8) a 50something pakcik turned young back, giving high ten to Man,haha

enuf of drama isnt it?all in all, personally for me, there's stil one missing, pure's silentness, pure's face full of emotion (only at diz time u can saw it btw)

what a night!thanks scousers :)

Anfield has edge when it's Europe

Tuesday night's Champions League clash between Liverpool and Arsenal was sensational and TEAMtalk was yet again caught up in the Anfield magic.

Nobody does it better. No football team does European nights quite like Liverpool at Anfield.

No sportsmen surely do excitement and frantic drama quite like the footballers of the English Premier League.

That was the conclusion after Liverpool beat Arsenal 4-2 on the night, 5-3 on aggregate, to progress to the semi-finals of the Champions League for the third time in four seasons.

There they will meet Chelsea yet again, for the fourth time in the competition in as many years, after the Londoners eased through their quarter-final against Fenerbahce.

Let's not forget Arsenal. Their spirit was dogged, their football fabulous but their season now is surely over with manager Arsene Wenger having to make sense of two months in which they have simply imploded.

And the big question was: How does Rafael Benitez do it? How does he constantly struggle to make an impact in the Premier League but consistently outwit his managerial colleagues when his players pull on their European shirts?

One answer would be Fernando Torres. The Spaniard cost more than £20million but the vital goal he scored in the second half was his 29th of a season which is rapidly fast-tracking him to the sort of legend enjoyed by Kevin Keegan, Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush and Michael Owen.

Another would be captain Steven Gerrard, who coolly slotted the penalty which ostensibly won the match after Kolo Toure was deemed to have pulled down Ryan Babel.

Modestly, Gerrard insisted: "It was one of the worst performances I've ever put in in a Liverpool shirt." That was nonsense but says much of the standard this Liverpool team has set themselves in Europe.

The truth is that this victory was partly down to the industry and sheer bloody-minded determination of men such as Torres, Gerrard and Peter Crouch and the excellent Xabi Alonso.

And partly down to the strategist in Benitez who juggled his resources, switched his formation and had faith in the spirit of his side even when Arsenal scored the second away goal which they must have thought would take them through.

Mostly, however, it was down to the special atmosphere at Anfield.

Much has been written about it.

From the days of Kevin Keegan and John Toshack and Emlyn Hughes and supersub David Fairclough, the latter scoring the winner in a 3-1 European Cup quarter final victory against St Etienne back in 1977 which is still regarded by many as Anfield's most memorable night.

In modern times John Terry admitted the Kop had terrified the life out of his Chelsea side in the semi-final three years ago.

There is no doubt that when Liverpool were down, when Arsenal had wrested the initiative, it was that support which again made the difference.

And yet Wenger's side could hardly have made a better start, so much so that it is doubtful any side in the world could have lived with them in that first half hour.

They were quicker to the ball, precise with their passing, demonstrating the sort of crowd-pleasing football for which they are famed. Irresistible, you might say.

And they scored too, Abou Diaby's goal after 12 minutes a triumph for Arsenal's invention, although Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina should have done better at his near post.

Liverpool's Champions League hopes hung by the slenderest of threads at that moment.

We wondered whether Benitez for once had got it badly wrong.

The Liverpool line-up, a 4-4-2 formation with Crouch partnering Torres up front and Gerrard out on the left, could not have sent out a more positive message. But it also surrendered the compactness in midfield which had been such a feature of their three other meetings with Arsenal this season.

Tempo and rhythm are fragile commodities, however, and the Arsenal majesty was torn asunder by a magnificent Sami Hyypia header from a corner for the equaliser after half an hour.

The sigh of relief which wafted up the Mersey was enough to alert the shipping forecast.

That was nothing compared with what was to come. Theo Walcott's wonderful run for Emmanuel Adebayor's goal. Then the penalty. Then the clincher from Babel when Arsenal's legs and lungs were all but spent.

Footballers deservedly get their fair share of bad press. But this was a night for Liverpool and Arsenal and the world's most popular sport to take a bow. Simply magnificent.

Source : Teamtalk. and it should be noted that Teamtalk often criticized of us but last night there is no denial anymore of what a great team we are. YNWA