2nd Leg Kelayakan WC 2014_Msia Lwn Spura/Gendang Perang Dipalu_post 2223#

sekngucing · Post time 16-7-2011 10:05 PM

liverpool! hidup liverpool
-aku tak kira, padan muka tim malaysia yg perasan hebat tu
-jaguh asean kunun

mehmet · Post time 16-7-2011 10:40 PM

pueh hati aa dpt kutuk liverpool masa tgk our fisrt goal...compare to their first goal...
apa aa aku bayar mahal2 goal macam tu.....

masa malaysian punya 2nd and 3rd goal...mmg kita patut impress aa cara malaysia main kejap ...cukup aa kan,,,i dont expect more.... tapi lepas liverpool 5th ,6th goal diam jek a kan... pueh hati tgk diorg tunjuk skill je aa...

anyway good 'sarkis' game, byk goal, dpt aa dgr camne ramai2 org nyanyi lagu liverpool tu

aminkdt · Post time 16-7-2011 10:44 PM

syhabas lah... dapat gak 3 gol

sangap123 · Post time 16-7-2011 11:19 PM

ceh yg pakai baju malaysia tu bukannye sokong liverpool pun

tu yg sorak bagai time score

sangap123 · Post time 16-7-2011 11:22 PM

lepasni liverpool nk tak beli safe sali lepas score 2 biji?

Vokuro · Post time 16-7-2011 11:26 PM

ramai betul penyokong liverpool rambut hitam
B.K Post at 16-7-2011 20:09

konon fefeeling lahir di liverpool namun muka tetap jawa tongkang kulit berkerak sahaja seperti orang asli.

sekngucing · Post time 16-7-2011 11:31 PM

muka jawa kulit coklat felda pprt isle nenek moyang bekas kapeer pemakan babi fefeeling kaukasian tgok liverpool lawan mulaysia

ultra78 · Post time 16-7-2011 11:31 PM

habis game, semua berdiri nyanyi anthem liverpool..

kalau nyanyi god save the queen lagi best

cmf_mayonese · Post time 16-7-2011 11:43 PM

Post Last Edit by cmf_mayonese at 16-7-2011 23:49

6-3? OMG. adakah Apex telah menjadi from HERO to ZERO? conceeded 2 goals against arsenal, and 5 goals against liverpool? nampak macam jersi keeper pasukan kebangsaan akan jadi milik Sharbinee. utk beberapa perlawanan mendatang. i guess...hopefully Apex can bounce back.

ella. · Post time 16-7-2011 11:51 PM

team bangang yg sentiasa ditenggalami kejayaan silam cam liverpool pun korang terhegeh2 nak pi tengok.. :re:

ella. · Post time 16-7-2011 11:53 PM

habis game, semua berdiri nyanyi anthem liverpool..

kalau nyanyi god save the queen lagi bes ...
ultra78 Post at 16-7-2011 23:31

semangat la kunun.. ptuii

ella. · Post time 16-7-2011 11:53 PM

bangga mat saleh tengok..

cmf_mayonese · Post time 17-7-2011 12:02 AM

Post Last Edit by cmf_mayonese at 17-7-2011 00:18

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS0FUwwtjrk

mcam ni ke fan2 liverfoool kat Malaysia ni? memalukan.
fanatik sgt la tu kononnya.

HangPC2 · Post time 17-7-2011 01:21 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJN7nRlxlRI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKpHQHTGKC0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpgtT7o8kug

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JkNGdGt0js

abgboroi · Post time 17-7-2011 01:23 AM

pergh on the spot masuk the guardian...nak malu ker nak bangga ni? ehe

Charlie Adam on target as Liverpool overcome Malaysia

Tim Rich in Kuala Lumpur
guardian.co.uk, Saturday 16 July 2011 16.53 BST

Charlie Adam (left) is congratulated by Joe Cole after scoring his first goal for Liverpool against Malaysia XI. Photograph: Mohd Rasfan/AFP/Getty Images

Alberto Aquilani and David Ngog, two Liverpool players who appeared closest to the exit at Anfield, have been given public backing from the club's owner, John W Henry. Ngog linked up well with Aquilani to score twice in Liverpool's 6-3 victory over a Malaysian XI in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and, using his Twitter account, Henry called Aquilani: "Our missing link last year." He added: "Put the ball near Ngog and the goal, and it's going in. Too much talk of them [going] somewhere else."

Since the arrival of Andy Carroll and Luis Suárez in January, Ngog has become Kenny Dalglish's fourth-choice striker, while Aquilani – who, in terms of injury and performance, has never justified his £20m fee – spent last season on loan at Juventus. With Dalglish having spent £43m this summer on three midfielders, selling Aquilani appeared an obvious move. Nevertheless, his agent, Franco Zavaglia, said he now expected him to stay on Merseyside. Ngog and Aquilani had both been linked with moves to Sunderland, although reports suggested the former's salary had been the biggest obstacle to the move. Zavaglia said of Milan's interest in taking Aquilani back to Serie A, to which his game seems far more suited than the Premier League: "The chances of him playing in Italy are now very low."

Liverpool will conclude their tour of Asia with an open training session in Singapore on Sunday, which, like Malaysia, represents the bedrock of their Asian fan base. Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Hong Kong began taking broadcasts of English football when Liverpool were in their pomp and that support has never faded. On Friday, 38,700 watched them train and the vast sweeping banks of the Bukit Jalil Stadium, which hold 84,000, were crammed in a way they were not for Arsenal on Wednesday night, and will not be for Chelsea next week.

If selling the brand abroad is about staging entertaining exhibition matches, then Liverpool obliged. Their two matches in Guangzhou and Kuala Lumpur have produced 16 goals. That six of them were conceded against Guangdong Sunray Cavecorrect, of the Chinese second division, and Malaysia, who stand 144th in the Fifa rankings — between Turkmenistan and Guinea Bissau — might give Dalglish pause for thought, however unreliable pre-season fixtures are as a guide to the real business of football.

Charlie Adam, who spent last summer preparing for Blackpool's first season in the Premier League with games at Accrington Stanley and Tiverton Town, where he was not asked to provide palm prints in wet concrete or was screamed at whenever he opened his mouth, scored his first goal in a Liverpool shirt. It came from a penalty, awarded – to the outrage of the home players – for a foul on Carroll. Generally, Asian footballers tend to be unquestioning about a referee's decision, but after Wednesday's 4-0 defeat by Arsenal – and with a World Cup qualifier against Singapore looming – this was a side under pressure. The hosts pulled the score back to 4-3 before Dirk Kuyt and Maxi Rodríguez walked through defending that presented a similar challenge to the cones at Melwood.

Adam will remember the game for the screams for his twice-taken penalty, the noise and the clinging, draining humidity – something that is unlikely to be a problem when Liverpool next play a friendly, at Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire. There the home fans will not break into ecstatic applause when they concede a goal and the press conference will not be full of journalists wearing Liverpool tops.