Manchester City vs Liverpool, HUGE!

Well, a few might notice that I have finally set up my blog's playlist, which was pretty slow in getting on board, although the fact that I was supposed to put it up on 20th September. Well, a few late entries, with 'Diary' managing to squeeze into my playlist last minute, next up is the chat box, which I hope to actually finish before around the 10th of September, so expect a few bits of maintainance work as this blog is sorta going beta.

So it's back to school in three days, and it's probably a stressful year ahead, after all, my grades for last year was absolutely dissapointing for me, I mean 31/50 for my horrible history test gave me a 62%, which really demorralized me, although my Geography did get my hopes up, with a 87% total. I mean I personally expected a lower score for Geography. My maths was lower than expected, especially for my Paper 2, same goes to my English, which was dissapointing because of my second part to the test also brought my average down. My Malay was brought down because of essay, my Spanish was relatively high, all round, so that kept me happy. Along with that, my Science was quite low, although I already forgot my score. XD

So it's Manchester City versus Liverpool in a huge clash to show their title and Champions League credentials. Aquilani has joined Juventus in a one year deal which sees Juventus pay his full wages, whilst there is uncertainity about Dirk Kuyt's future in Liverpool. James Milner has joined Manchester City from Aston Villa in what I believe was a huge gain for Aston Villa in the deal. Not only did they receive 16 million pounds in cash, but they also have a valuable asset in Stephen Ireland, whom I believe has unbelievable consistency. Manchester City's first game also left Shay Given wondering if he was going to play for City again as Joe Hart made a string of unbelievable saves.
Probable Lineups
Manchester City: (4-3-3) Hart, Lescott, Kolo Toure, Kompany, Zabaleta, Milner, De Jong, Yaya Toure, Johnson, Tevez, Adebayor
Liverpool FC : (4-2-3-1) Reina, Johnson, Carragher, Skrtel, Aureilio, Lucas, Mascherano, Kuyt, Gerrard, Jovanovic, N'gog

Penalty Kicks: The Way They Should Be Taken

Well today and basically this whole week has been absolutely long and tiring, I mean today was 5 hours of badminton, 1 hour of guitar and another half an hour of drumming, but it was pretty funny for me during drumming because of the confusion that was made during the beginnung of the lesson. It seems that I paid on Thursday last week and that the person in charge didn't exactly record it on the timetable on the computer, therefore creating problems, my drum teacher was supposed to only be there at aroung 6:30 or something, and it was 1:30, so I just went with some other teacher. The badminton was absolutely long, first came a gruelling 3 hours back at my condo, with some training and some doubles games along with my sister and parents, after that, me and my sister shifted over to another condo, where we were invited me over to play. That was 2 hours and well, I wa absolutely wasted after that. Apart from that game, the last week has involved absolutely long games of badminton and training, I am gonna break my leg if I'm playing badminton tomorrow.

Liverpool FC have won their first Europa League match by 2-0 thanks to goals both from our very own David N'gog, hopefully he can deliver all season long along side our new signing Milan Jovanovic and Fernando Torres. Alongside that news, Fabio Aureilio, has been re-signed by Liverpool FC, finally they have a recognised left-back playing next season, so it's pretty good news for the rest of the season.

Javier Hernandez, otherwise known as the 'Chicharato' or 'The Pea', looks like an excellent player, and that's a Liverpool FC fan talking, I mean from speed to finishing, he seems to have the makings of being an absolute star at Manchester United.

Ok, to finish off this post, I wanna post on an excellent penalty kick that I have seen recently. Look at it closely, ok, because personally I didn't see how he actually took the penalty in the first place, he takes a right foot run-up and then takes the penalty with a well placed left foot shot.

My Holidays

So my holidays have been continuing and I have heard about the wonderful news that Joe Cole has finally ended speculation by signing for Liverpool, for free! I think Liverpool FC might need a versatile player like him and he will be a fantastic addition to the squad, especially thinking that Riera is leaving really soon and Ryan Babel can't stick up to expectation. I'm also pretty sad as there is huge speculation that Mascherano is pretty much all set to leave Liverpool FC for Inter Milan to join Rafa Benitez. It's pretty downhill for Liverpool despite Joe Cole joining.

And now to my holiday, I mean that IS the title for this post. The first week of my holiday was I admit it, useless, I did nothing and did nothing to help myself. But compared to now, I have a pretty grueling schedule ahead. From badminton and guitar on Monday to the art and guitar on Wednesday and then the drumming on Friday, I guess it's gonna be quite busy for me. But I'm watching Despicable Me on Wednesday with company! I really miss school over the holidays sometimes(and no, it's not for the studying if that's what you're thinking, lol)

A Bubbly Day :)

 Check this out, this was like my sister's happy bubble day because she she skipped school today, and she really enjoyed herself, even wetting me with that bubble mix on several instances, it was a beautiful day, and check out the bubbles flying.

Guess What?

I just found out this amazing and 100% true fact, there is only 1 team in this entire World Cup who did not have a single loss in their campaign, and it's New Zealand, look at their results, all three are draws, even if they didn't go true to the next round, they still made it unbeaten, I respect them greatly! They have already moved to 54th place in the FIFA Rankings!

If you guys wanted to know a little more about me, here it is. I am a 13 year old boy from well, it's kinda complicated. I was born in Singapore, although both my parents are Malaysian, which makes me a Malaysian, I stayed in Singapore for around 9 years and I moved to the quiet town of Kuantan, in the East Coast of Malaysia, and when another 4 years have passed, I moved to the mega city of Kuala Lumpur, the Singapore system has clearly been the hardest to cope with, with strict standards and mega tests, and that's where it all changed in Kuantan, I switched from the local system of Singapore to the incredibly relaxed British system because of Malay being my clear weak link if I entered a local school. Kuala Lumpur took it up a notch in schooling, but nothing will ever compare to studying in Singapore. I love it here in Kuala Lumpur, it's perfect, not too hard, not too easy, and there are awesome people here!

The A Picture Is Worth a 1000 Words Post

 OK, these are late picture additions from the Gambang trip, pictures include the wave pool and a few slides, I would half recommend someone to go there. A bit undecided.

The Losing Stuff Post

A one day trip back to my roots certainly enlightened me, it was a fun trip to somewhere around 5KM from the city center of Kuantan and it was the first time I went to Gambang Water Park. Gambang water park is in many ways very similar to Sunway Lagoon, from it's wave pool to it's slide, it certainly draws comparisons, except for  the fact that Gambang Water Park is relatively small-scale compared to the HUGE Sunway Lagoon. During our adventures around the park, I lost my glasses, TWICE, and found it again, first I found it after I lost it in the wave pool and next was a huge stroke of luck, as I dropped it in a crowded area, fortunately it didn't get stepped on and I found it. Gambang water park looks like a decent park that will continue to develop in the future, and I hope to be back there again.
In other news, the shocks have fallen, one by one, whether it's the victory of the Swiss against the World-Cup underachievers Spain all Serbia's all mighty slay of Germany (which included a fantastic penalty save by the Serbian goalkeeper), the big dogs look to brush aside their losses and Spain will look to Honduras for a whipping, one that has even got the Honduras coach worried, will they play the 'USA Tactic' against Spain or will they try something different. The Spanish side have abundance in talent but organization have let them down in past matches, something Vincente Del Bosque will look to improve for the future World Cup matches. Looks like a tantalizing world up ahead!

As You Can See...

As you can see by my blog address I'm pretty sure you can tell that I am a Liverpool crazy fan! It's been a hard season for Liverpool and I am certainly hoping for something better for next season. I am a 13 year old blogger from the west coast of Malaysia, having just moved rather recently from the East coast. Life is different on both sides, one is so relaxing and the other really quite stressful. I am an avid player of online football games, playing games like Power Football, FIFA 10, etc. And that's my life in a nutshell, read on to find out more!