Malaysia v Vietnam

My old primary school friend Azriq has been bugging me the whole day trying to find out where he can get tickets for the AFF Suzuki Cup Malaysia-Vietnam semi final (first leg) match.

We have been exchanging bbm-s while I try to finish off my work at the same time, it is folks like Ariq that brings the sprit of nationalism alive.

You see, Azriq can choose to watch the match in the comfort of his home and then go to work (as he works in the wee hours of the morning catering for the US market for a multinational company).

Nevertheless, he insists of heading to the stadium - which will be messed up by 5pm onwards no thanks to the temporary bus terminal opposite the National Hockey Stadium and the after-work rush.

Well Azriq, I'll be there early and hopefully we'll be able to bump into each other and speak more about the national team. And I also hope there will be a sea of yellow and blue (Malaysian fans) to outdo the possible sea of Red (Vietnam) that would invade the stands

As K.Rajagobal said during the post-match press conference held at the National Stadium this afternoon:

"We promise to give the fans an exciting match."

HD says: I may have favoured Vietnam to edge Malaysia 2-1 during Astro Awani Ekstra on Sunday, but my heart goes out to Rajagobal and Co.

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  1. if the kids are united, they will be never be divided..:)

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