BAM warns Mohd Hafiz Hashim & Kuan Beng Hong

**Amin Khalili** · 10-14-2009, 06:48 AM

Originally Posted by george@chongwei

Did u saw how Ong Kim Swee get his boys in their u-21 matches on the sidelines?
lol, u should see that.

Damn!!How did I miss that!!!!!!!

**koo_fan** · 10-14-2009, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by Zabee

well we will get a chance to see how Rajagopal boys pewform in december Sea Games ..

Yea, i like Rajagopal's boys. Looking forward, yes!

**chris-ccc** · 10-18-2009, 03:29 PM

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Mohd Hafiz Hashim will be participating in the 2009 Denmark Open Super Series. HH's first round match will be against Rajiv Ouseph, a rising star from England, on Wednesday 21-Oct-2009.

Last Friday, 16-Oct-2009, Rajiv defeated Wong Choon Hann at the 2009 Dutch Open GP (Quarter-Finals), with a score of 12-21, 21-18, 21-15.

Let's see how well HH can perform at this 2009 Denmark Open SS.
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**Zabee** · 10-18-2009, 10:59 PM

a test for the "reborn " Hafiz ...

**Pemuda** · 10-19-2009, 12:31 AM

Dont know how many times HH have been 'reborn'? We can continue to keep on hoping but realistically, you aint go to achieve anything with a product that is defective or substandard.

HH should have been put to sleep when it comes to his badminton career like 5 years ago.

**SibugiChai** · 10-19-2009, 12:46 AM

Originally Posted by chris@ccc

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Mohd Hafiz Hashim will be participating in the 2009 Denmark Open Super Series. HH's first round match will be against Rajiv Ouseph, a rising star from England, on Wednesday 21-Oct-2009.

Last Friday, 16-Oct-2009, Rajiv defeated Wong Choon Hann at the 2009 Dutch Open GP (Quarter-Finals), with a score of 12-21, 21-18, 21-15.

Let's see how well HH can perform at this 2009 Denmark Open SS.
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you sure Rajiv Ouseph is rising stars? I think he has been around for ages...

**jasonmarc** · 10-19-2009, 04:11 AM

Originally Posted by SibugiChai

you sure Rajiv Ouseph is rising stars? I think he has been around for ages...

So, its going to be ' a rising star for ages' Vs ' a multiple reborn star'....in the 1st round ........

**TBHock** · 10-19-2009, 05:13 AM

Originally Posted by chris@ccc

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If this is the case, it will discourage newer players/stars to enter Badminton in Malaysia.

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Systems suck...BIG TIME.

There is this case of a boy - trained hard everyday, came out tops at the annual schools state championship in singles. Next target…the national schools championship.

Thought that by virtue of that win, he qualified to fill up the singles slot in his state's team for the national's...but….that’s not the case.

His state's singles slots were all reserved for BJSS players. They will be called back to represent their state. Reason given was "we can’t afford not to field the best to win a medal for our state".

Result: Journey ends for the boy. A victim of the system? YOU BET!

A once in a year opportunity...missed....
Another year went by....a year older.

**Amin Khalili** · 10-19-2009, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by TBHock

Systems suck...BIG TIME.

There is this case of a boy - trained hard everyday, came out tops at the annual schools state championship in singles. Next target…the national schools championship.

Thought that by virtue of that win, he qualified to fill up the singles slot in his state's team for the national's...but….that’s not the case.

His state's singles slots were all reserved for BJSS players. They will be called back to represent their state. Reason given was "we can’t afford not to field the best to win a medal for our state".

Result: Journey ends for the boy. A victim of the system? YOU BET!

A once in a year opportunity...missed....
Another year went by....a year older.

Thats why, they know they are many talented player, but they dont do any reinforcement of the system. Too bad....

**Pemuda** · 10-20-2009, 02:16 AM

Originally Posted by TBHock

Systems suck...BIG TIME.

There is this case of a boy - trained hard everyday, came out tops at the annual schools state championship in singles. Next target…the national schools championship.

Thought that by virtue of that win, he qualified to fill up the singles slot in his state's team for the national's...but….that’s not the case.

His state's singles slots were all reserved for BJSS players. They will be called back to represent their state. Reason given was "we can’t afford not to field the best to win a medal for our state".

Result: Journey ends for the boy. A victim of the system? YOU BET!

A once in a year opportunity...missed....
Another year went by....a year older.

Welcome to a thing called .... life.

Life is never fair, else they will be no rich and poor etc.

**chris-ccc** · 10-20-2009, 02:47 AM

Originally Posted by TBHock

Systems suck...BIG TIME.

There is this case of a boy - trained hard everyday, came out tops at the annual schools state championship in singles. Next target…the national schools championship.

Thought that by virtue of that win, he qualified to fill up the singles slot in his state's team for the national's...but….that’s not the case.

His state's singles slots were all reserved for BJSS players. They will be called back to represent their state. Reason given was "we can’t afford not to field the best to win a medal for our state".

Result: Journey ends for the boy. A victim of the system? YOU BET!

A once in a year opportunity...missed....
Another year went by....a year older.

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Wonder if MAS is following/copying CHN in how to reserve slots for players?

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**limsy** · 10-20-2009, 02:51 AM

Originally Posted by chris@ccc

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Wonder if MAS is following/copying CHN in how to reserve slots for players?

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nope
atleast china is doing better than malaysia in this case

**Amin Khalili** · 10-20-2009, 05:31 AM

Originally Posted by limsy

nope
atleast china is doing better than malaysia in this case

Lets go to China!!!WOOOOOT!Jia You Jia You!

**koo_fan** · 10-20-2009, 06:08 AM

Originally Posted by Amin Khalili

Lets go to China!!!WOOOOOT!Jia You Jia You!

woo, that's pretty drastic, amin. don't you think so?

**chris-ccc** · 10-20-2009, 06:47 AM

Originally Posted by limsy

nope
at least china is doing better than malaysia in this case

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Well... That's because CHN has a much BIGGER population base of Badminton players.
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**Zabee** · 10-20-2009, 07:42 AM

the population in China is wayyyyyy bigger then Malaysia ..

**Pemuda** · 10-20-2009, 09:07 AM

Originally Posted by Zabee

the population in China is wayyyyyy bigger then Malaysia ..

Bro, Denmark has a much much smaller population than Malaysia but they have been successful in the Olympics and WCs.
I dont think success is due to population size, or else India or Russia will be giants in the badminton arena.

I give some other examples;

New Zealand has a pretty small population base, yet they are amongst the top teams in world rugby i.e. All Blacks.
Holland's population aint big either, but their national football team is pretty decent.