Thursday, November 19, 2009

GW 2 Review

So France got through with a handball. I hand credit to the Irish for being hugely understanding of Henry, partly because they understood that action was common footballers' instinct and that they understood Henry was someone who was fired up by his loyalty and he is innately regarded a good guy in the football world.

His reputation may take a hit slightly but I think people should not be blasting him so much. Let him do the talking with his feet. I am eager to see him improve his game in all aspects and do his fervent fans proud.

http://sporting-politics.blogspot.com/2009/11/henry-handball.html

And Singapore fought back with a win in Thailand. So as it stands, Singapore is back to 2nd with 6 points, 1 ahead of Thailand and 1 behind Iran who have a game in hand.

Shockingly, Russia did not make the World Cup. I am hugely in support of the French team sacking Raymond Domenech and hiring Guus Hiddink, to have a good chance of showing their worth of going through. And Henry needs to regain his confidence that he can really return to his heady heights with a vengeance and convince everyone. Me included.

Results (including aet if necessary):
France 1-1 Ireland (Scorers: William Gallas, Robbie Keane)
Ukraine 0-1 Greece (Scorer: Dimitripos Salpigidis)
Slovenia 1-0 Russia (Scorer: Zlatko Dedic)
Bosnia-Herzegovina 0-1 Portugal (Scorer: Raul Meireles)
Thailand 0-1 Singapore (Scorer: Aleksander Duric)
Bahrain 4-0 Yemen
Malaysia 1-3 Uzbekistan
Syria 0-0 Vietnam
Indonesia 1-1 Kuwait

Okay now the prediction table. Gameweek 2 results are as below (Wrong outcome deducts only 0.25points under the new rules):

Cyr: 0.25pts
Shiping: 0.25pts
Soo Wee: 2.5pts
Zebra: 2.0pts
Chunqi: 1.25pts
EWal: 2.75pts
Szeyuan: 2.5pts
Runze: -

Current Standings
1) Soo Wee 6.0pts
2) Shiping 3.75pts
3) Cyr 3.75pts
4) Zebra 3.0pts
5) Szeyuan 2.5pts
6) EWal 2.25pts
7) Chunqi 1.25pts
8) Runze -

So Soo Wee is currently holding a big lead and what strategy will he employ as we go into club soccer next? Check it out, all on singaporeliga.blogspot.com.

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