haven't you people ever heard of closing the goddamn door;

I was watching the EPL update on Channel 5 just now. There's nothing good on TV so i resorted to watching soccer. I used to be a soccer fanatic back in the primary school days. It was really retarded lah. When Singapore played for the Tiger Cup, way back before they won the Cup eventually, i used to watch the matches with my dad and criticised whichever player who were too lazy to run after the ball. Till the point when my dad told me to shut up. hahah. What can i do? The opponent kept scoring goals on and on and our players looked like they need dinosaurs chasing after them then they would go after the ball. but then dinosaurs were impossible since they're extinct way way back before Adam and Eve. or isit?

So anyway, i used to be a hardcore loyal fan of Liverpool back then. Back when Owen used to play for the team before he started jumping to and fro the different clubs like a ping pong ball. Guess my dad kind of 'influenced' me to be a Liverpool supporter. I don't watch their matches because i don't subscribe to cable so i depended on the newspapers only.

then that soccer fanatic-ism died. i stopped following all these matches and stuff. the only time i watch soccer was during World Cup which is every 4 years. or 5 years? argh whatever.

recently, the soccer bug got into me again. but i'm not rooting for Liverpool anymore lah. I lost that 'loyalty' already. hahah. I'm rooting for the Gunners. How bout that?? hahahha.

but seriously. i like the way they play. i shall watch more of Arsenal. i'm not a hardcore fan yet lah. just support only. soon, i'll be a fan. hhaahhah. okay shut.

i'm rambling about soccer here. i miss playing sports lah. i want to go back to primary school. netball, floorball, hockey and soccer. i can still remember back in primary 6, my girlfriends and i played soccer against the boys. 3 against 3. of course the boys won lah. but it's fun. it was during the World Cup period too i think so there were always people playing soccer at the parade square.

aaah those crazy days.