I could be wrong, but as an outsider, I don’t see many of Malaysia’s naturalised players actually raising the level of the team.
Vietnam makes more sense to me. They had a finishing problem, so they naturalised a striker to fix it, while continuing to develop local players in other positions.
Naturalisation should solve a problem or clearly upgrade the team. If it doesn’t, you’re just taking opportunities away from local players.
Hari ni Sika, a Swiss company, buat demo.
Frontal crash test with an Ativa at 48kph, ikut crash test US utk windscreen.
Dia nak tunjukkan adhesive windscreen dia kuat, macam original kilang.
Tunggu 60 minit, terus crash test.
Kenapa?
Sebab Sika cakap ada orang guna sealant bilik air nak lekatkan windscreen.
Kalau cermin depan tercabut masa pelanggaran, airbag tak akan keluar mengikut design dia, bermakna kau tak akan dapat faedah keselamatan airbag.
Windscreen pun bantu dalam pengukuhan chassis semasa pelanggaran.
Jadi, kalau nak claim windscreen tu, pi https://t.co/77XqvGYnav dan cari kedai cermin kereta yang Sika sahkan terlatih.
Lost my phone at the office and spent 30 minutes turning the place over. Find My was disabled by MDM.
Out of ideas, I asked Claude how I could find it. It suggested tracking the Bluetooth signal strength, then wrote me a meter in about a minute.
I walked around watching the number climb. Found it.
Apparently you can just make the tool you need now.
Code: https://t.co/fmnISzHfZ2
I'm a huge fan of rules being applied consistently across a tournament.
How is Enzo supposed to know that a tackle like that is going to get a second yellow card when those calls have not been made against Argentina for the whole tournament?
Completely understand his shock.
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Enrique is proving 'Playing Simple Football is the Hardest Thing,yet we Play it to Dominate'
This is PSG's Art of Breaking Aggressive Man-to-Man Press with Simplest Football