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Papa win, papa win.
Those were the words of three-year-old Dasha Ong. National coach Ong Kim Swee has not seen his wife Alodle Donna Derick, Dasha and his seven month old baby Dashie for almost a month. And the words of Dasha just hours prior the kick off between Indonesia and Malaysia in the final certainly motivated Kim Swee. In return, Kim Swee motivated the lads and they won. Read more in today's Mailsport. As expected members of the Press - even those not from the Sports Desk - had numerous questions for Kim Swee. Some wanted Kim Swee to share his experience in Jakarta, others were penning down every word of his when he slammed the organisers for their antics which certainly disturbed him and the boys. But the celebrations must come to an end as Kim Swee and the Olympic lads will now face Syria in the Asia zone Olympic qualifiers tonight (8.45pm). And Kim Swee had this to say: "The players are tired but with the support of the fans, if they come in full force, perhaps that will motivate our...
First we need to stop appointing people based on race !
ReplyDeleteMalaysia has many capable people based on ability rather then race. Politically for the almost three decade we've been putting people in places mainly based on race. This has caused us to fail in nation building. It is not that certain race is incapable but, at the same time, we must also not forget that anything got to do with human capital development one should be principled to carry out the task - no easy way and short-cut
Mandatory issues in nation building are frequently compromised because of race based policies. Until and when we address this issue, we will be stuck in the wilderness forever with no hope - failing also spiritually.
HSKL says: Race sentiment is most advantages in our failed nation building.
It's okay if it is a foreigner.... But not a malaysian of a different shade!
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