THE big winner on and off the field at last night's heated football final between Indonesia and Malaysia was common sense.
The two teams squared off for the Asean Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup before 10,000 policemen as well as 80,000 fans at the packed Gelora Bung Karno stadium in the Indonesian capital.
Malaysia had won the first leg of the final 3-0 in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Yesterday, Indonesia beat Malaysia 2-1. That meant the visitors proudly took home the Suzuki Cup with an aggregate score of 4-2.
Yet peace reigned, thanks in no small part to the tough measures taken by the Indonesian government.
Officials set up five checkpoints in East Jakarta to frisk groups of fans for weapons, laser pointers and firecrackers.
'Don't worry, no laser today, pak,' said one fan, teasing a policeman.
but in the match itself, the paks were letting their feelings known through their slaps,high and low kicks plus a variety of other low down tactics...too bad, the garudas had only their fans to be proud of yesterday..
like i was slurring to my bar mate aref laz nite..savior dis moment brother...it ll be another alignment of the moons and stars b4 dis appen again...haaahhh????!!@#u said sumthang ahh???hehe
ReplyDelete...but as they were showing glimpses of the indon artistes on the big screens...my club was yelliing ...eeyahhh eeyahh...ntok bapak malaysia sejuter setengahhh!!!!hahaha...jeeeesss..,how much for locals there i wonder...hehe
ReplyDelete....yang hanya kener bayar....kamu!~!!!!i can imagine in their reply...hahaha
ReplyDelete...enggak apah...pasti temuin lagi yahh!!!daaaa..
ReplyDeletengomong apa donggg.....
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