Nothing is Left to Chance in Malaysia's Preparation

LOL, LOL, that's a good one , Taufik was quoted saying that in English press. Not only each day change, each court also different wind conditions, according to Misbun. Starting to sound like fishermen going to sea than baddy court.

 

That is what home court advantage is all about and MAS can/should take control of the wind draft to direct the birdies as suit her players...thought all opposing players know this strategy...hahaha!! LOL

 

so its like using the remote control with the joystick shortened? the outcome will be disastrous ...

 

yeah choonie, generalising is sick. I often seen worse posts from locals at malaysian forums. Why can't people agree to disagree? Present your counter-argument in a civilised manner. Pfffffffffft, [plenty childish forummers

 

"Nothing is Left to Chance" in Malaysia's Preparation?

Hahahaha... What an irony of a statement.
In Malaysia and in BAM, a lot of things are left to chance.

"Give him a chance lah".
"Give him one more chance".
"Ok this is the last time, last chance."
"I know I know but he is the special one, give him yet another chance."
"Come on, he's just 27 years old. Be humane towards young players. Give him one last chance. "
"He is retiring next year anyway, just give him a chance to serve his country one last time." (serves himself actually, with the national team salary)

 

I don't think it is about second chances for the 'old' single players. It is just that BAM have no other choices. The back up youngsters still can't beat the uncles. What I don't understand about picking the 2nd MD F/Z. They have lost to the younger team and just look at their bodies - too much fat for badminton players.

 

what is your education level? shallow mind and wrong meaning

 

Maybe Mr X Ball can identify the problem and let us know what is missing if MAS can fall unexpectedly to JPN in the TC yesterday after a commanding first two points lead?

I watched a bit of LCW's total control over Tago and KKK/TBH's superiority over the JPN pair but 'uncle' WCH was struggling against Sasaki even though the score made it looked respectable, what more when WCH was throwing away numerous unforced points! The second game was not telecast.

 

This confirms it... he is no older than 10, or possibly 11...
He cannot tell the difference between the 'chance' in the title and the 'chance' in examples he mentioned...

 

hey , did you all know that rexy will make Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif and Thien How Hoon as malaysian second doubles ?