My heart breaks: Malaysia 1 - 4 Indonesia
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My heart breaks for Malaysia. Lost to Indonesia, 1 - 4. Moody…
Watch JSA instead.
January 3, 2005
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I like Kit Kong. But he was replaced? Did he get injury?
First I was nerveous your national team could beat us in Senayan 2-1. Then in the first half of the 2nd leg in Bukit Jalil. Your rock solid defence was able to block Boas and Ilham. Even ur team could score another goal making our team had to score at least 3 goals to win the battle.
Thx to Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto who made significance improvement to merah putih team. We became more offensive! I think ur diffender was confused to block 3 strikers at all. Finally, we could make 4 goals. Unbelievable!
Anyhow. Forget the incidents that happened in Jakarta and Bukit Jalil. I do understand that the two teams got enermous tense to overcome their target as well the two supporters. It’s reaching Final leg. Final means bring nation proud, IMO.
Overall, both sides Malaysia and Indonesia were sportive. Remember there’s a final match. I think your team should beat Myanmar to get the 3rd place.
Ayo Malaysia Boleh.
Salam hangat dan persahabatan dari Indonesia
Comment by adi wahyu — January 4, 2005 @ 12:29 pm
Tell me about it man. Was absolutely gutted after the match, but at least the Liverpool match on the other channel got me in a much better mood after that.
If you ask me what was wrong with the Malaysian team, it was the ultra defensive long ball tactics. Why on earth were we defending when playing at home? But, in the first half we were lucky since Indonesia screwed up their tactics as well. Second half, Withe (the Indo-coach) corrected himself by bringing on Kurniawan ( if he was on from the start, god knows how much more would we have lost by!!). I am still amazed by the appalling state of the national team, seeing that we couldn’t even string two decent passes in a row.
Comment by braindead — January 4, 2005 @ 4:13 pm