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huangkwokhau
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LEE HYUN IL will not be playing internationally..eventhough he looks fit....
cesc fabrigas
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That's what Malaysia national team needs to do to some of their players.
so expensive, only 82k CAD base price here lah.Nissan GT-R?
AlanY
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haung, what are you talking about? the bugatti top about 250 mph, fatest production car. is nissan making private jet now?
I picked the wrong career, still driving my Honda mini van 1999 :crying:
Destricto_Ense
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Only expensive because it has a "Nissan" badge. The GT-R can keep up with Lamborghini, Maserati and Aston Martins on the track.
lol...its not the only one in M'sia...there are tons around...its just the only one with a special japanese tuning package....its a Nissan GT-R btw...nicknamed "godzilla"...costs about RM600k
M'sian gov have a 300% import tax on cars...thus the very expensive price tag...BMWs or most cars are twice or more what u pay for in the US or CAN...
huh?i x get u..wat u mean by OUT?
robin7
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Hauge has doubled his size since 1996. "Pantesan nggak inget lho" (No wonder couldn't remember)
LYD/JJS not playing WC?
taufik-ist
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SibugiChai
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Thomas Cup: Yongbo rubs it in
2010/05/13
CHINA head coach Li Yongbo has claimed that Malaysian shuttlers are getting older but only Lee Chong Wei has been consistently improving.
Malaysia's first defeat to Japan in the Thomas Cup on Tuesday was a major shock and Yongbo's observation is another clear indication that the hosts are indeed a one-man team.
"Malaysian players are older now and should be improving but I don't see that. Only Chong Wei is playing better," stated Yongbo.
"Our team are young and I'm happy with the way we played against South Korea today (yesterday) and we are looking forward to playing much better in the semi-finals (tomorrow)."
China defeated South Korea 3-0 to reach the semi-finals of the Thomas Cup.
The oldest player in the Malaysia team is Wong Choong Hann at 33 while Chong Wei and Hafiz are both 28 while the youngest in the team is Tan Chun Seang at 23.
Zakry Latif and Fairuzizuan Tazari are both 27 while Koo Kien Keat and Ong Soon Hock are 25.
Reserve player Hoon Thien How is 24 and Tan Boon Heong is the youngest among the doubles at 23.
Malaysia, however, are not the oldest team in the tournament as Denmark have four players above 30 with Kenneth Jonassen the oldest at 36.
However, Yongbo's comments were more on the maturity of the players and Denmark, despite the age of their players, are certainly much better than Malaysia.
China's oldest player is doubles ace Cai Yun at 30 and they have included Chai Biao-Zhang Nan, both 21, for exposure while their fourth ranked player Chen Long is just 22.
It pays to invest in youth and the BA of Malaysia has no choice but to start believing in this if it hopes to win the Thomas Cup and other major titles.
Thomas Cup: Yongbo rubs it in
2010/05/13
CHINA head coach Li Yongbo has claimed that Malaysian shuttlers are getting older but only Lee Chong Wei has been consistently improving.
Malaysia's first defeat to Japan in the Thomas Cup on Tuesday was a major shock and Yongbo's observation is another clear indication that the hosts are indeed a one-man team.
"Malaysian players are older now and should be improving but I don't see that. Only Chong Wei is playing better," stated Yongbo.
"Our team are young and I'm happy with the way we played against South Korea today (yesterday) and we are looking forward to playing much better in the semi-finals (tomorrow)."
China defeated South Korea 3-0 to reach the semi-finals of the Thomas Cup.
The oldest player in the Malaysia team is Wong Choong Hann at 33 while Chong Wei and Hafiz are both 28 while the youngest in the team is Tan Chun Seang at 23.
Zakry Latif and Fairuzizuan Tazari are both 27 while Koo Kien Keat and Ong Soon Hock are 25.
Reserve player Hoon Thien How is 24 and Tan Boon Heong is the youngest among the doubles at 23.
Malaysia, however, are not the oldest team in the tournament as Denmark have four players above 30 with Kenneth Jonassen the oldest at 36.
However, Yongbo's comments were more on the maturity of the players and Denmark, despite the age of their players, are certainly much better than Malaysia.
China's oldest player is doubles ace Cai Yun at 30 and they have included Chai Biao-Zhang Nan, both 21, for exposure while their fourth ranked player Chen Long is just 22.
It pays to invest in youth and the BA of Malaysia has no choice but to start believing in this if it hopes to win the Thomas Cup and other major titles.
psychophant
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oh yes!!! at least LCW's car is faster than LD's (porsche cayman)!!
if LD beats LCW on court again, LCW can always challenge him to a drag race on the streets!!
psychophant
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based on this short documentary....
http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1431714&postcount=814