2010 Uber Cup Semifinal - Day 5, Thurs May 13th

totally agreed, george. it has no bearing on us and besides, we all know the result before the match. but tmrw is a diff ballgame. if we can get LCW to start the ball rolling in the correct direction, then we have a chance... but if not, its gonna be the same like today... steamroll...

on the other hand, if this edition is held in istora senayan, and its malaysia vs china UC SF instead of INA-CHN... i think its gonna be the same scenario...
its about the play of interest... logical thinking...

I beg to differ, you could see the Thomas cup final 2 years ago in Jakarta full of spectators although it didn't involve INA players (it was KOR vs CHN), you could see it from the video either in youtube or other sources:cool:. I think it is because INA has more passion and hearts in badminton;)
 
What's that? It is semi finals and no people in the stadium:mad: What a shame, can't believe that this happens in a country called a badminton powerhouse:eek:
there are the best players on earth playing and none wanna watch it, what a big big mess:mad: same as we realized at SS finals last year, mymy - bring the games to better places with more respect for the players, would be much better for the sports:eek:

Couldn't agree more. I notice that in events held in Europe, even when two Chinese players are guaranteed to be in the final, the seats are well filled. I guess we can separate those who truly love the game from those who attend an event simply because their home country is involved or because it's the men who are playing.

the indonesian fans have no manners.

Again, couldn't agree more. Not surprising, really, when you consider the reputation Indonesians have in Malaysia.
 
Couldn't agree more. I notice that in events held in Europe, even when two Chinese players are guaranteed to be in the final, the seats are well filled. I guess we can separate those who truly love the game from those who attend an event simply because their home country is involved or because it's the men who are playing.



Again, couldn't agree more. Not surprising, really, when you consider the reputation Indonesians have in Malaysia.

Well, it works both ways, the same goes for Malaysian reputations in Indonesia;)
 
BTW, I saw Mia Audina in the live telecast just now, and she looks slimmer then when she was still a professional player! I hope I didn't recognise wrongly, though.
 
Loh and the gang fight for racquets thrown out by LKW and HJE, to no avail.

I'm sure you all saw how excited LKW was after her victory, rolling on the ground and all. Anyway as they were towelling, I shouted to them to get their attention (I was at the front barrier). Sure enough, first came the excited LKW and flings her racket to our section. Missed all of us BC members (hcyong, loh, Hagen and myself) and grabbed by a woman who was supporting JAPAN!!:mad:

OK, that's fine. Here comes HJE right in front of me. She throws her racket... short, falls back to the ground. Apparently she throws like a girl :p. Second try and I'm sure she's trying to throw me her racket... except she's got terrible aim. It flies off way to my right to some dude and his wife.

Spectators 2 BC Members 0

Darn, I'm so disappointed that I might consider resigning as President of the Korean Cuties Association :p:p
 
I beg to differ, you could see the Thomas cup final 2 years ago in Jakarta full of spectators although it didn't involve INA players (it was KOR vs CHN), you could see it from the video either in youtube or other sources:cool:. I think it is because INA has more passion and hearts in badminton;)

That's coz its the final... this is just the semifinal stage... :D
 
Couldn't agree more. I notice that in events held in Europe, even when two Chinese players are guaranteed to be in the final, the seats are well filled. I guess we can separate those who truly love the game from those who attend an event simply because their home country is involved or because it's the men who are playing.



Again, couldn't agree more. Not surprising, really, when you consider the reputation Indonesians have in Malaysia.

u guys are missing the point here... u keep on saying finals... this is just the semifinals... come on... wake up
 
not so happy reading page 25...we are here to support badminton,proud of your nationality spirit, but this is just a game, be sportive.... so good luck for INA and MAS tomorrow, hopefully there's new winner for Thomas Cup 2010, CHN always win, its our turn now!
 
Just a note on the WD match. During a rally in the 2nd game, WXL broke a string during a smash... you could clearly hear it. She stopped for a moment and contemplated running to her bag to grab the spare.

Instinctively, Ma Jin recognized the situation and switched her to the front while she took the back position. All WXL could do was play net shots forcing INA to lift. Moments later there was a net exchange that ended when WXL executed a beautiful cross court shot, catching both players flat footed. All this with a broken string! :)
 
goshhhh.. its getting hot in here..
thought this forum is different wiff others forum..

guys stop the rude comments please, try to make it nicer..

we are ASEAN, we'll have the same ID Card and the same Passport by 2015.. means we r ONE..

i went to KL and they treat me nicely,, lots of msian in Bandung and we treat them nice as well..
 
u guys are missing the point here... u keep on saying finals... this is just the semifinals... come on... wake up

Wanna bet whether Bukit Jalil stadium will be full during the final Uber Cup between KOR vs JAP??:rolleyes: or to make it easier for you, let say IF MAS didnt make it to the final of Thomas Cup, will it be as full as Senayan Stadium 2 years ago between KOR vs CHN??:cool: I think I already know what the answer is:D
 
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goshhhh.. its getting hot in here..
thought this forum is different wiff others forum..

guys stop the rude comments please, try to make it nicer..

we are ASEAN, we'll have the same ID Card and the same Passport by 2015.. means we r ONE..

i went to KL and they treat me nicely,, lots of msian in Bandung and we treat them nice as well..

Of course what I was talking about are false impressions, we cannot put the blame of some people wrong doings to the whole nation. Just like when somebody says about Indonesians reputation in Malaysia, it's also a false impression, what some people do cannot be said as "Indonesian or Malaysian reputation". I couldn't believe if people who comments here, who're supposed to be educated enough, can have such false impressions. :)
 
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