@anthraxxxx buka2 pintu keling pulak. mmg takde chance lah brother tu nak claim insurans. dari mula lagi dah pusing. boleh plk dia suruh kereta tu ketepi. kepala bapak kau keling. kau yg tak menyabar mcm babi
@kasturi2u aku x tau la apa masalah staf2 ni kan?ko marah dgn hidup ko, jgn la rosakkan harta org lain..ko susah bukan masalah aku..ko kena beban dgn company ko, pegi la hayun manager ko tu..yg nak lepas geram kat harta org buat mende?hidup nak senang je tp kerja malas..cilakas🤬🤬
@SahamHokage@ThaiFootballs Considering the shots in the match of indoholland vs Malaysia it do make sense malaysia can make that kind of score vs SG. But goals in the suspicious sudden addition of time that supposed to be 7 only, it is more suspicious.
For me, the Indonesia - Bangladesh match looked even more suspicious.
Those last two goals had me seriously confused — the Bangladesh defenders barely even tried to stop them. My grandma would’ve defended better than that. 😭💀
Moreover, i dont know if anyone else notice this? The broadcast initially showed 2 minutes of added time, then suddenly changed it to 7 minutes after Malaysia scored the 6th goal. 😭
No idea how many minutes were actually shown on the board inside the stadium. It might be 7mins added time at the first place maybe.
@anthraxxxx Tengok kereta pun tau gila.
Boleh ke cat kereta mcm ni? @JPJ_Malaysia
Kesian motor tu…dia langgar & belah mcm tu je. Tangkap! Matikan lesen dia (kalau ada pun)
I’ve said for a while you should become an expert in at least two types of pens
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- watch the keeper move first
- hit it high and top corner
I said high and top corner because on pens, keepers of course don’t dive upwards so they simply won’t reach.
This save here is genius and changes that…I suspect we’ll see it more
It's crazy we have NOT seen it yet...
You can move two steps sideways pretty fast, and it gives you more flexibility for making saves high, low, or medium height.
You can wait until just as the player is kicking, and it gives you plenty of time to make the lateral move.
We probably haven't seen it tons because penalty shootouts don't happen that often, and as such, the same techniques will stay relevant for long periods
I hope Anthony Loke is listening…..
2 Malaysian Chinese brothers raced in high speed recklessly with their luxury vehicles in Kluang and killed an entire family of 4
including a 10-year-old child
many people are angry calling for death penalty
but do you know what is the max penalty for him under our Road Transport Act 1987?
• max 10 years prison
• max RM20,000 fine
• that’s it
this Chinese guy is wealthy and he will hire great lawyers……
we must voice up together for the Malay family to uphold the justice
Anthony Loke, I hope you are listening
Everyone is angry at this.
Not just the Malays. The Chinese, the Indians, the indigenous tribes and myself included as an East Malaysian.
And we should be.
A family of four from Terengganu, a father, a mother, a 73-year-old grandmother and a 10-year-old girl, were on their way somewhere on Monday afternoon near Simpang Renggam, Johor.
It looked like a regular day but they never made it home.
Two brothers of Chinese origins, 19 and 22 years old, were racing on that same road in a Mercedes Benz A250 and a BMW 530e.
When the BMW lost control, it crossed into the opposite lane and hit four other vehicles.
According to news reports, the 22-year-old driver also died when his car entered a ravine.
Five people died in total. No amount of money can bring back those five lives.
I’ve seen people make this a racial issue online. I understand the anger.
But to me this is a road safety failure.
And somewhere, it’s also a parenting failure.
Because two young men shouldn’t be racing luxury cars on a public road. Something along the way went very wrong. So wrong… 😔
This is a classic case of cause and effect.
Every day we see drivers like this on our roads. Speeding, weaving, treating the highway like a circuit.
Many don’t see the importance of road safety until it happens to them or to someone they love.
The scary part is no matter how careful we are, some people are careless.
We used to have real road safety campaigns in this country. In the 80s and 90s, it was everywhere, on TV, on radio, in schools.
It shaped how a generation thought about driving.
I feel the culture is gone. And we’re paying for it with lives.
I won’t be surprised if something like this happens again in a few months. Because nothing has really changed.
I don’t know when Malaysia will become a country that is able to reduce its road accident rate.
To the families who are affected, words are not enough. May they rest in peace. Deepest condolences. 😔