Harimau OT pasti kembali

°˚♬Hey Lelelelele Laa Oohh Ohh Ohh♬Hey Lelelelele Laa A'aaah A'ahhh♬

Bolasepak bukan hanya sejenis sukan..
It's LIFE~..

Another proud moment,berlaku malam tadi..Bagai nak gila menjerit kat Adelaide ni malam-malam buta..

Nak tergelak pun ada,macam-macam gaya budak-budak ni..Vinoo everytime Indo amik freekick/corner,dia pandang belakang,Daus,Lao Pan dengan maki-makiannya,Aan dengan ulasan selarinya,Adew ke hulu ke hilir sepanjang game,dan gua,macam biasa,live-tweet..huhu!Sakit jantung laa wei!

Ada ke patut,dah boleh menang lamaaaa dahhh,nakkk jugakkk tunggu sampai penalti..Hampeh betul...Banyak tengok Hindustan diorang ni!haha..Tak kisah laa,janji menang,game and spirit superb cukup..

Congratulation Harimau Muda!!!

I believe Malaysian football is back on track..
When I was a kid,we were still one of the most powerful team in Asia..
Then came the Corruption Age in the 90's which has damaged everything..
Bukan senang untuk memulihkannya,and now I'm seeing the bright side of it again..
Keep the hard work going,and we'll be there again very soon!

°˚♬Hey Lelelelele Laa Oohh Ohh Ohh♬Hey Lelelelele Laa A'aaah A'ahhh♬

Saya sempat tengok arwah Mokhtar,mendiang Arumugam,Santokh and Chin Aun di akhir karier mereka..Kemudian datang Zainal,Dollah,Rashid Hassan,Ahmad Yusoff..Seterusnya diganti oleh geng Azizol Abu Hanifah,Lim Teong Kim dan lain-lain..Kemudian terjadilah Zaman Gelap bolasepak Malaysia,disebabkan rasuah..

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After 2009 SEA Games,AFF Cup and now 2011 SEA Games back to back Champion~

Kini cahaya menjelma semula..
Harimau pasti mengaum kembali!

°˚♬Hey Lelelelele Laa Oohh Ohh Ohh♬Hey Lelelelele Laa A'aaah A'ahhh♬



-Walaupun lagu tak sedap,gua taruk gak ler sini..huhu-

°˚♬Hey Lelelelele Laa Oohh Ohh Ohh♬Hey Lelelelele Laa A'aaah A'ahhh♬

What matters most for me is the enjoyable feeling of a UNITED Malaysia!If football can unite us at this stage,imagine what's coming....and I'm gonna be there again to witness it myself :-)

Bila lagi lu nak tengok Malaysian bersatu hati macam ni kat bawah ni?



Aduhhhhhhhhh...asallll laaa aku kat Adelaide...Daymnnnnn..

p/s: Tanah Tumpahnya Darah-Ku...Bukit Jalil,lu tungguuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!

Harimau OT pasti kembali!!!!!

Raya yang Merdeka

"All my life,I've never hold any grudges with people..

So don't worry about asking for my forgiveness..

I love each and everyone of you..

To all my beloved family and friends,

~Salam Aidil Fitri di mana jua anda berada~

~Maaf Zahir dan Batin..;-) " 

"Seronoknya dapat duit rayaa",..I think she's too cute..:-) 

p/s: Not to forget,..Selamat Hari Merdeka!Keep the unity,and keep it strong..Even we,can learn something from Upin n Ipin..:-) ..God bless Malaysia~

Mind Your Language (The Other View)

Sebelum saya menulis lebih lanjut nanti,I would love to share with everyone this one article,written by one woman blogger in conjunction of our Merdeka Day last year.I can see her purity as a Malaysian.She's still a chinese by blood,Malaysian by heart..No skeptical-ism,no hatred and no confusion.It's all because of one thing - SINCERITY. Tiada kepentingan lain,selain negara tercinta..

 

Malaysia need this kind of citizens..Not those confused citizens like I told you previously..

 

Cuba fahami artikel Ying Hooi ini,dan insyallah saya akan cuba menulis huraian saya sendiri tentang BAHASA seperti yang dijanjikan,bila ada masa nanti..:-)..Just as a reminder,gua bukan pejuang bahasa..It's all about unity mate!Adios~

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Bahasa Malaysia, the language for all

By yinghooi, on August 11, 2010 at 1:56 pm, under Malaysian Politics.

 

Language is the soul of a nation. Despite the racial and cultural diversity, a national language is believed to help create a bond and national unity.

Stepping into the 53^rd year of independence, yet continuing debates manifest that Malaysian national identity remains clouded. In Malaysia, we have Bahasa Malaysia as our national language. As the national language, it is the language of the peoples of Malaysia and functions as a national symbol.  It applies to the entire nation and its nationalities.

At the same time, the citizens also have the opportunity to learn other languages such as English, Mandarin and Tamil in the schools. Comparing with our neighboring countries such as the Philippines and Indonesia, Malaysians are much luckier as we get the chance to learn additional languages in the schools.

Almost every ethnic group in Malaysia speaks more than one language, leading to a fascinating amount of linguistic diversity. And this is precisely one of the reasons of why many foreigners are amazed with us.

The fate of national language

Here is the general perception for many to our national language –- there is no need to have a good command of Bahasa Malaysia as long as we pass the exam with credits because in the working environment, we will only need English. It is also apprehended that the Bahasa has limited economic and commercial value which indirectly brings to a significant lack in sense of belonging and the pride to the national language.

Bahasa is not being look upon in a respectable level as we can see from the media for example through the Malay dramas particularly. It is very rare to have the chance to watch a ‘pure’ and ‘original’ drama using the proper Bahasa Malaysia nowadays because it is all mixed up with English. It sounds something like this – “I nak jumpa you tonight. You free tak?” I believe this dialogue must sounds very familiar to you.

The connotation is that when the actor or actress uses English in their dialogue, he or she is seen coming from a middle-class or higher, otherwise working in the corporate world. It is indeed very sad that many Malaysians look down at their own national language and treat it as a level lower than the commercially-used English.

One of the main reasons is merely to attract more viewers and to gain a higher rating. If a drama is mix with the English, it is seen as a higher quality production. It is perceived that such usage indicates modernization. However if the dialogue is being conduct in full Bahasa, it is seen as ‘kampungan’.

This troubling situation also could be noticed in local films, radio shows and entertainment shows. So imagine the target group that actually being instilled with this type of mindset?

On the other hand, there are also limited websites that use Bahasa Malaysia as the main medium of presentation. If this being let to continue, in another 10 years’ time, it is not surprising that Malaysians will be more fluent in English and not Bahasa.

Our responsibility

We should not feel ashamed of our national language. Take a peep at the Philippines, majority of the Filipina have no problem to converse in their own national language — Tagalog but at the same time they are also one of the nations in the world that has a big population that command the English. They juggle both languages pretty well.

Just look around, many parents send their kids to English classes but there is hardly anyone who actually sends their kids to Bahasa Malaysia classes. Bahasa has never been a cause for our children’s poor command of the English. This language ‘crisis’ has haunted us for a long time and it is the nick of time that Bahasa be conferred with the distinguished linguistic honor all Malaysians can bestow on it.

In order to enhance awareness of the importance of Bahasa Malaysia as a toll of unity, the Malaysian government has declared that October each year will be National Language Month. State governments and government agencies have been directed to implement programmes for National Language Month throughout October.

It is a sharing responsibility of all Malaysians to uphold the value of the national language, and not merely the government. The citizens have to realize that Bahasa Malaysia has a major role in fostering socialization and creating national unity.

It is not that English language is not necessary for the country; it is just that we must at the same time master and respect our own national language. It is although crucial to master the English, but it is far more important of not forgetting our own national language.

Malay language will not disappear, but it risks losing its originality. Without a common language in a country, there will be no unity.

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p/s : I managed to contact Khoo Ying Hooi and got her permission to reproduce the article..:-)..Thanks babe~..You can get the link to her writings here at http://yinghooi.wordpress.com/..Gua nak rest jap..Malam semalam ada game mid-week..Ponat den..huhu..

Mind Your Language II

Sebelum nak citer dengan lebih lanjut,biar saya share apa yang buat saya tetiba nak menulis pasal bahasa ni.. Mende ni dah lama dipendam..Cuma last week,macam gua citer aritu,bila Dato' Wong ni told me something yang gua tak setuju,gua rasa gua ada tanggungjawab untuk memperbetulkan..Walaupun dalam blog sendiri..huhu~

When I asked the Executive Editor of The Star about what he thinks about our national language,this is what he told me; "Azrul,when I was in school,I was taught BM-'Bahasa Malaysia',but these days they teaching something called 'Bahasa Melayu - so divisive!"..Tu dia jawapan dia..

Mana saya tak hangin baca..huhu~

Kalau orang macam dia,yang dianggap very well educated,dan memegang jawatan penting dalam media utama negara pun boleh berfikiran sebegini,apatah lagi rakyat biasa..Apa maksud beliau dengan 'divisive'?..Takkan gua yang tak abih-abih lagi belajar ni pun nak ajar??huhu..

I had to give him an example,because I think he is confused..Let's take China for example,we all know that in reality,there is no such thing as 'Chinese Language'..(Russell Peters pun ada cakap pasal mende ni in his jokes..huhu..)..Yang ada,hanyalah bahasa Mandarin,Cantonese,Hokkien etc,dan macam-macam lagi..Jadi,dalam konteks yang sama,sebenarnya tiada istilah Bahasa Malaysia kalau diikutkan..Yang ada,hanya Bahasa Melayu..Dalam ertikata lain,Bahasa Melayu adalah dengan automatiknya merupakan Bahasa Malaysia..Takkan itu pun nak cakap 'divisive'?Is it because of the word 'Melayu'?..What about 'English',they don't have 'Bahasa Australia' here in Aussie..Hmm,should I say it's 'divisive'?

Tapi secara realitinya,pemikiran beliau adalah merupakan cerminan kepada pemikiran rakyat yang lain..Ramai yang tidak memahaminya..Dan perkara ini harus diperbetulkan..Sesuatu bahasa yang mempunyai taraf sebagai bahasa nasional,seperti Bahasa Melayu ini,tidak boleh dipandang dari konteks perkauman..Pemikiran seperti Dato' Wong ni,perlu diperbetulkan kerana ia agak bahaya jika dibiarkan..

Kita memilih Bahasa Melayu bukan semata-mata kerana mahu mempertahankan keistimewaan orang Melayu..Kita memilih Bahasa Melayu kerana ia boleh membawa kepada perpaduan rakyat..Bukan sedap-sedap kita jer..Jadi,adalah tanggungjawab kita untuk memastikan yang bahasa ini diangkat sebagai bahasa perpaduan..

Yaa..itulah asal-usul kejadian yang buat saya nak menulis pasal mende ni..Sebab saya tak berapa setuju aritu..huhu~ Tengokkkk,kan dah panjang post ni!hehe..Nak masuk bab Constitution kang lagi panjanggg.. Hmmmm,next post lahh..

I'll tell you how the language,the Constitution,education system and the interaction are co-related with each other,and how important it is,in order for us to achieve true UNITY..Penting untuk kita memahaminya,kerana dalam situasi sekarang,Bahasa Melayu lebih dilihat sebagai 'de facto' language,bukan bahasa rasmi seperti yang sepatutnya,sebagaimana yang diperuntukkan dalam perlembagaan..

Sekian..Gua nak pegi class dulu..Ciao~

Mind Your Language

I always want to write about this..BAHASA..

Tapi hari ni baru rasa nak menulis,sebab Dato' Seri Wong Sai Wan,an executive editor for The Star (a Malaysian daily newspaper) has told me about something that I don't really agreed with this morning..

As usual,Malaysian news is always full of racial rhetorics and ethno-centrics propaganda.. Something that we have to fix..and language is one of our sub-problems..I am a firm believer (bukan peminat Justin Bieber) that language is the best tool to achieve unity..

Pada zaman Maharaja Shih Huang Ti di negeri China beribu-ribu tahun yang lalu,rakyat dan wilayah-wilayah yang ada di bawah penguasaannya,hidup berpecah-belah dan tidak bersatu..Demi untuk menyatukan rakyatnya di bawah satu jajahan yang besar,Shih Huang Ti menggunakan bahasa Mandarin sebagai satu standard bahasa untuk negara China..

"In an effort to reinforced the idea of a unified China,Ch'in Shih Huang-Ti instituted a program to standardize the Chinese language,as well as measurements for width and length,and a series of roads and canals were built to converge on the capital city of Xianyang.." (Ch'in Shih-Huang-Ti,Science and Its Times,2005-2006)

Di Indonesia,pada zaman Presiden Sukarno,beliau menggunakan Bahasa Indonesia untuk menyatukan 17,000 kepulauan dan ribuan etnik-etnik berlainan bangsa dan bahasa..Dari Kupang,Irian Jaya, hingga ke tanah Jawa dan Sumatera,semuanya tahu berbahasa Indonesia..Dan seluruh rakyat lebih mudah bersatu dengan penggunaan bahasa yang sama..

Kalau negara-negara yang besar ini boleh disatukan rakyatnya dengan penggunaan bahasa yang sama,kenapa tidak kita,sebuah negara yang lebih kecil dari segi nisbah bangsa dan bahasa rakyatnya?

Kenapa sampai sekarang kita masih lagi bermasalah?

To be able to understand this,we cannot run from the fact that the major source of this problem,came from our school system..I'll try to give some explanations,as much as I can.. National integration,is always one of my interests,something that I always like to encourage among Malaysians..

I have nothing against any other language in Malaysia..In fact,I love them too..I love our diversity..How I always wish that I can speak Mandarin fluently..But now,we are talking about UNITY..

Kalau Shih-Huang-Ti,dia pakai cara dictatorial sikit..He was infamous for eliminating what was known as Hundreds School of Thoughts to suit his ambition of a unified China.. Presiden Sukarno menggunakan kaedah Asimilasi..Kita?What shall we do?Not until that level perhaps..

Shih Huang Ti - 'The Dragon'

All my next coming posts will touch about this issue..In terms of what we have in our Federal Constitution, my own experience in Malaysia,what I've faced in Australia while mingling around with other Malaysians,and some stories happened during my time in UMNO Club not so long ago..

Till then,have a great weekend everyone!

p/s: Sori..I hope that my 'rojak' language in writings would not divert the intent of the post..Just trying to make it light and easy for our mind digestion as usual..huhu..Peace~

ABCB - Korge Didahulukan,Makanan Diutamakan

Last weekend,for the third time in a row,I've missed another ABCB Family Day..I've been told that there were around 200 people attended the Family Day this time around..Danggg,time aku takde laa ramai orang boleh turun..huhu..My Family Day is usually held every two or three years and if I'm not mistaken,last weekend's was the fifth one..

ABCB stands for 'anak beranak Che Bi'..Che Bi is the name of my late grandmother..She's well known in Pekan during that time with that name..Nama betul Arbiah..:-)..I called her 'Mak', like how most of us in the family do..That shows how close we were with her..Till today,I never mention her as 'arwah' Mak,cause she's still here,inside me all the time..and forever it will be~

Mak,with her first daughter (Mama),first cucu (my Kak Long),and first cicit (Hani,anak Kak Long saya)..4 different generation..

ABCB is the acronym used to describe my whole extended family..The whole clan..Believe me,it's BIG..and the best part of it- we are really closed to each other..:-)

During those days when I was a kid,we didn't have all this family day thingy..Sebab kami selalu berkumpul di kampung kitorg kat Pekan..Everytime during school holidays,we'll be sent over to Pekan to live with Mak,or tidur rumah mak-mak saudara yang lain..I was quite fortunate to be able to experience a 'kampung lifestyle'.. All of us,cousins will mengaji al-Quran with Mak,main hujan,kalau musim banjir main banjir,menyibuk time Mak Zah bakar sampah,panjat pokok jambu belakang rumah,kene kejar dengan angsa,kutip buah rambutan pakai galah,bagi ayam makan hampas kelapa,main kejar-kejar,tangkap berudu (berudu in English apa ek?),pegi main tikam kedai Nyah or kedai Haji bla..bla..bla..Bestnyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!haha..

But now,kampung pun dah jadi modern,people has moved over to some other places,kerja jauh-jauh, masing-masing busy,beranak-pinak etc..Time has become so limited for everyone to meet each other frequently..And pity those younger generations now,that they don't have the time and environment to play like how we used to during our days.. Budak-budak sekarang akan lepak main komputer,PS3 laa,Ipad etc.. So,the interactions between them becoming less and less..and a Family Day like this,is always important to keep the bonding strong..I was brought up with a very strong family bonds between us,and it has to be continued to the younger generation of ABCB..

They all looked soo sihat alhamdulillah..

We are not a rich family,tetapi kita juga bukan orang susah..What made us strong as a family is the love and our sense of belonging.. Kita tidak ada masalah berebut harta macam orang lain..Kita tidak bermasam muka lama-lama bila berselisih faham.. Kita tidak ada masalah dengki-mendengki sesama saudara..I've heard soooo many stories about other people's family yang berpecah-belah,siap ada yang berbomoh-bomoh lagi, and I thank Allah that it never happened in our family..I always pray that it will continue for the rest of our life..

Di hari-hari akhir Mak ketika hayatnya,saya bersamanya hampir sepanjang masa..There were times when there was only two of us..I talked a lot to Mak when we were together.. She's the most humble and caring person that I've ever met..I swear to God..Even when she was lying down,sick during her final days..Dia tau dia sakit,tapi dia tak nak dan takut dia akan menyusahkan orang..Sedangkan,saya hanyalah seorang cucu that will do anything for my grandmother..Mak asked me to be next to her bed most of the time until her last day..We had some private conversations together kadang-kadang..:-)..Moments that I will treasure till I die..~



Mak never worried about her health condition,she was strong..The only thing she worried about was her family.."Aku takut anak cucu aku nanti berpecah-belah bila aku dah tak ada nanti~",that's what she said..I know,I was there..So I believe that was her 'will' that everyone in the family have to keep in mind as a reminder forever..

All the younger generation now might have never met their grandparents,but we will make sure yang tunjuk ajar Mak tentang kasih sayang,hormat-menghormati dan adab-adab dalam berkeluarga akan terus menjadi ikutan dan pedoman dalam hidup mereka..

And today,I know Mak will be smiling if she see all these..She will know that we always try not to take things for granted..:-)

Happy Family Day ABCB!!!!~ Kudos to the organizers..Lain kali,reti-reti laa buat time gua cuti yaaaaaa.... haha!



Macam biasa nampaknya,diorg ni main rounders laa,galah panjang laa,sukaneka sume... Apatah lagi makannnnn,huhu..Keluarga saya memang kuat makann..Tengok lerr size masing-masing..Wakaka! Keluarga piranha laa katakan..hehe..Memang jangan harap gua nak tengok gambar makanan yang korang bagi..hehe.. Yahuuuuuu, memang 'tak' jelesss langsung laaa aku kat sini...hahaha...:-p

Uwarrrrrrgghhhhhhhhhh...;-(

Credits to Uji,Fa and tukang-tukang amik gambo yang lain..and Tenna..3 days and 2 nights activities,at one of the beach resorts,somewhere in my hometown,Kuantan..

Telematch,karaoke,mandi kolam,galah panjang,lucky draw,ginrummy,(betul ke eja ni..haha) dan macam-macam ada.."Rounders"-feveret kitorg ni time kecik-kecik..Main macam ala-ala softball gitu..huhu~

Kalau nak more details,and a different perspective of it,tengok my cousin's blog here-"Serendipity-abcbcd-2011-family-day.html".. She was there.. Yang takde nya cuma gua,Cik A kat UK and Pablo in Mexico..huhu..

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p/s: Al-Fatihah - untuk Mak,dan semua yang telah pergi meninggalkan kita..God bless ABCB~ And Happy Mothers Day to all the moms in the family too..:-)

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Do-Re(volt)-Mi

It's been a very interesting week..Been busy with uni and some accommodation stuffs..Dan minggu ini ditutup dengan a very good football game yesterday..I have a new club..A proper club..Semalam main centre back,and central midfielder,played well,clean sheet and one assist..Best gak main ngan European team ni sebab diorg fit..So I can pass anywhere I wanted most of the time,and I also had a lot of covers behind me everytime..:-).. Oops,tercerita pasal bola lak..

My God-given life has been so good and kind so far personally,but at the same time I don't want to forget about everything that's happening around the world either..There are some inspirational events going on,especially in this last few weeks around the globe..

The most and foremost is definitely watching the courage of the people in their uprising towards the unfairness and corrupted regime in the Middle East..Also not to forget is the earthquake strike in Christchurch,NZ..Since Australia is very near to the Kiwi island,I can really feel the pain of the people,and it was a really devastating.. Some cheated death,but some didn't make it unfortunately..:-(..But what really inspiring is the courage of the rescuers and survivors while facing something that they've never experienced before in their life..

Watching those events in the Middle East has reminded me on my earlier days in 1997,when Anwar and some of his close aides were discussing about the chances of having a revolution against the government of Malaysia.. Outside the house in Bukit Damansara,I sit next to Malek Hussein,a former student activist and ISA detainee in 1974,together with some other 'kaplas' and there's a rising talk that Hishamuddin Rais gonna lead the cause..We,students, during that time were asked to join this new movement..I didn't agree of this idea and that was it..No more Anwar.. Not long after,the idea was scrapped and they chose 'Reformasi' instead..

Whatever it is,if there is something for us to revolt on,it must be based on some concrete reasons..We should have definite reasons rather than just fighting for a person..And it must not be done through street demonstrations..But, IF it can't be avoided and when the street is the only option we have,it must not be initiated by any political party..~Revolution must come from the people,by the people,and for the people,for the sake of the country~ ...then,political parties may take over,in the name of democracy..

Kain orang

Ben Ali,Hosni,Gaddafi either by accident or designed,are found to be exploiting their countries' resources for their own gains..They rewarded their own selves and family members,believing that they deserved it..They are secret billionaires.. They think that the oil and gas are theirs,not as theirs to manage as a leader..Imagine if we have our own Gaddafi?..Would we prefer to have Petronas,or 'Gaddafi's  Inc.' kind of policy?..One man show..

Next in line are those royalties from Bahrain,Syria,Saudi and Jordan.. Hmm,we shall see what'll happen.. Personally,I would like to see some changes in Saudi..Really can't wait to see all these Muslim countries to have a pool of good leaders, combining to be a world superpower, united and rebuild our civilization with the real Islamic values..We need some powerful,but at the same time modest leaders..

Power and position given should come parallel with responsibilities..The country should be rich,not the leaders and families..Try to compare the lifestyle principles of the Gates,Warren Buffett or even Zuckerberg with these so-called Muslim oil elites..I think we should be ashamed,big time!

Changes in the region should bring us hope on Palestine..After more than 60 years,we need a new direction..

Kain sendiri

Back at home,lately,other than power corrupted politician leaders and their families,there are talks about power abuse by some of our royalty members too..Less than 20 years ago,we heard about their beatings and killings of civilians..Because of that,we amended the constitution..Nowadays, it's about selling 'datukship'..To add more salt on the wound,some underground talks have surfaced about how they overspend state's money and resources..It has become an open secret..And the problem is-they are 'above' politics..

We love our kings..We do..That's why we have to do something..All those stories about hijacking state projects and properties,sand sales to a foreign country,exploiting forest reserves,excessive gambling habits,limitless expenses on entertainments and luxuries etc,must be stopped.. Nope,I don't mean that people have to stop talking..But to sit and watch a royal family member buying 7 imported Ferrari cars for fun at 'one go' for example,is not going to help either..What I mean, there are limits on everything.. Something must be done before it's too late,before the people get fed up and revolt..The country should come first before anything else..and we can't keep on living in denials..

Mereka lambang 'Melayu',lambang 'Islam' di negara kita..Jadi mereka harus berpegang atas ikatan dan tanggungjawab itu..Kalau bukan kerana perjuangan rakyat dan orang-orang Melayu selepas perang, sudah tidak ada raja-raja Melayu pada hari ini..Orang Melayu pernah bersumpah untuk mempertahankan kedaulatan mereka..Maka sudah menjadi tanggungjawab kita untuk terus 'menjaga' institusi ini agar tidak terpesong dan terhapus satu hari nanti..Kejatuhan kesultanan Melaka harus menjadi iktibar..

~Tanah air ini bukan milik pusaka mereka..Hakikatnya,merekalah pusaka tanah air ini~

2 Football Club, 1 Family

It is always fun to be back in Malaysia..In 2010,I reached my lowest weight in 15 years,63kg..Sama macam berat waktu gua form 5..Badan memang ringan,tapi tak elok untuk kesihatan..huhu..Dah laa jarang gila main bola.. So balik kali ni,ada dua benda dalam kepala.. Nak gain weight,dan main bola padang..

In less than a month,gua dah dapat gain 6kg..Need another kg..Pastu stop..Main bola dah 3 kali nampaknya.. Sebenarnya,ni first time gua main ngan WakDan FC,club adik-beradik Dan Dan FC,walaupun club ni dah ditubuhkan dekat 2 tahun..huhu..

I've wrote about Dan Dan FC before,and this time I'm gonna write about this WakDan FC pulak.. Based on what I've heard,from what I've seen,and also what I've felt since joining them..

Yes,WakDan FC consists some of the former DDFC players,but it is totally a different club.. Dan Dan FC ditubuhkan untuk menyatupadukan students in Perth, to nurture friendship among them and to give them something to be remembered.. Read this post-http://myotadura.blogspot.com/2010/08/friendship-football.html to get what I mean.. WakDan is different because it's not about student anymore...

WakDan FC



Maybe I'm not the right person to tell you about this club..Tapi ini berdasarkan apa yang saya rasa laa.. So far,I think it is well managed,whatever people might have said.. For me,dalam mana-mana kelab bolasepak,yang paling penting adalah bonding yang di'create'nya.. Main bola secara active paling lama pun mungkin sampai kita umur 40,tapi bonding yang ada boleh dibawa sampai mati,kalau betul caranya.. We are not professional footballers,so the motive should be different..

Feel yang saya rasa when I first joined it is almost the same feel waktu mula-mula main bola kat Perth dulu.. Everything is based on friendship,then soccer.. It might be different,but it's almost the same..Almost.. I can see that this thing can go beyondddddd soccer.. I can see some people take care of each other (in other aspects of life),and very helpful when needed.. Takde nak bersaing sama sendiri tunjuk sapa lagi best atau power,takde kaki gaduh etc..

I like the way when people gelak ketawa after the game,kitai-mengitai with each others' mistakes on the field without any hard feelings,and do some other non-football activities together sometimes..That's why I said it's almost the same with the earlier batch of DDFC.. I've seen the impact of a well-managed/bonded team before,and I hope it goes the same with this WakDan FC.. Walaupun gua main setahun sekali jerr..huhu!
Dulu masing-masing bujang,sekarang ada yang dah berkeluarga,datang dengan anak isteri..Perut pun dah maju ke depannn..huhu.. It's good to see everyone again..Suka tengok bonding masih seperti dulu..:-)

Dan tak lupa kepada bakat-bakat creative yang ada...contoh seperti di bawah...haha!!!!

credit to WakDan fb page

Football is not everything..

p/s: I also hope to see the revival of DDFC in Perth's soccer scene this year..Ooops,not just soccer..Hmmm, you know what I mean..:-)

Hopefully we can do this again end of this year

SEA Games,now AFF Cup...and we want more!!

Malaysia wins AFF-Suzuki Cup on 4-2 aggregate; PM declares Friday a public holiday

By ERIC SAMUEL

JAKARTA: Malaysia has won the AFF-Suzuki Cup on a 4-2 aggregate. Indonesia won the second leg of the final 2-1 in Jakarta on Wednesday night while Malaysia had won the first leg 3-0 in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.
The scorers for Indonesia were Mohammad Ridwan (87th minute) and Mohammad Nasuha (71st). Safee Sali had scored in the 53rd minute to put Malaysia 1-0 in the lead.
It was a significant success for Malaysia as the last time the senior national team became champions in a regional competition was at the 1989 SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysian football fans celebrate our team's victory during the live telecast at Dataran Merdeka.

It was also the first time in the AFF Championships since 1996 that Malaysia has become champions.
To make it a grand night for Malaysia, Safee won the Golden Boot award with five goals to his name. The striker was on target twice in the first leg.
Later Wednesday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak declared Friday, Dec 31, a public holiday in recognition of our team's AFF-Suzuki Cup triumph.
Malaysia started with the same line-up that was fielded in the first leg, except for midfielder Mohd Amirulhadi Zainal and right-back Mahali Jasuli, who were suspended. The duo were replaced by Mohd Ashaari Shamsuddin and Mohd Sabree Abu respectively.

Malaysian football fans celebrate at a restaurant in Petaling Jaya after Safee Sali scored the opening goal in the second leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup final.- AZMAN GHANI / The Star

The Indonesians were without their inspirational flanker Okto Maniani, who was also out on suspension while striker Yongky Ari Bowo was out with an injury. Their replacements were Arif Suyono and Irfan Bachdim respectively.
As expected, Indonesia came charging from the starting whistle but the Malaysian defence led by Mohd Muslim Ahmad and Mohd Fadhli Shas did well to keep a tight leash on Indonesian dangermen Christian Gonzales and Irfan Bachdim.
But a lapse of concentration inside the box resulted in Indonesia winning a penalty in the 15th minute, when Mohd Sabree handled the ball.

Malaysia's S. Kunalan challenges Indonesia's Mohammad Nasuha for the ball during the AFF Suzuki Cup final, second leg match at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, December 29, 2010. GLENN GUAN/The Star

However, much to the disappointment of the Indonesian fans, skipper Firman Utina’s tame kick was saved by Malaysian goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat.
The Indonesians, who were desperate for an early goal, kept on pressing for the opening goal but Khairul Fahmi proved to be a stumbling block, denying at least five attempts at goal before the half-time break.
Malaysia took the lead against the run of play in the 53rd minute, when Ashaari sent a long through ball for Safee to chase, and the Selangor hitman scored a clinical goal.

Police trucks enter the Gelora Bung Karno stadium before the start of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2010 final, second leg match in Jakarta, Indonesia, Wednesday.-GLENN GUAN/The Star

Despite being a goal down, Indonesia never gave up and their persistence paid off as defender Mohammad Nasuha pounced on a loose ball from goalkeeper Khairul’s save to hit the roof of the net in the 71st minute.
Then with the clock ticking away, Muhammad Ridwan scored from a goal-mouth melee in the 87th minute but this was not enough to deny Malaysia the AFF-Suzuki Cup.

Rainbow Marriage

When I wrote 'The Inception of Malaysia' article for our Merdeka celebration this year, I told you guys about Khadafi's idea about inter-racial marriage,and Fiza gave an idea of an ideal 1Malaysia family in her comment.. In fact, I used to hold this idea long time ago,not just in-terms of mixed-race point of view,but also international integration at one point..hehe..*over lak aku.. but not anymore though.. And last week, Ustaz Asri Zainal Abidin, bekas Mufti Perlis wrote about the same thing in his blog Minda Tajdid..

GALAKKAN PERKAHWINAN CAMPUR UNTUK KEHARMONIAN KAUM
Prof Madya Dr Mohd Asri bin Zainul Abidin

Kahwin boleh menjadi salah satu faktor mendekatkan hubungan antara dua pihak, bahkan antara kaum. Dalam sejarah bukan sedikit perkahwinan telah menjadi faktor perdamaian dan interaksi harmoni antara budaya dan kaum. ‘Kahwin campur’ ataupun kahwin rentas kaum adalah kahwin antara pasangan yang berbeza kaum, seperti kahwin antara melayu dengan cina, atau melayu dengan india atau selainnya. Dalam konteks negara seperti Malaysia, saya berpendapat kita amat wajar menggalakkan perkahwinan yang seperti ini. Ini kerana ia boleh mendekatkan antara kaum dalam negara ini. Namun, perkahwinan tersebut perlu memastikan nilai-nilai yang berikut;

1. Bagi muslim, hendaklah dipastikan keislamannya terpelihara. Bahkan dia wajar menunjukkan contoh pegangan dan akhlak yang baik kepada pasangannya. Sikap dan teladan yang buruk akan menyebabkan salahfaham terhadap Islam.

2. Perkahwinan antara kaum hendaklah tidak bersifat menghapuskan budaya dan nilai positif yang dimiliki oleh sesuatu kaum. Setiap pasangan berhak mengekalkan budaya dan adat resam kaumnya yang baik. Hendaklah setiap pasangan meraikan warisan dan budaya pasangannya yang tidak bertentangan dengan prinsip-prinsip yang dipegang. Memaksa seorang cina menjadi ‘melayu’ atau melayu menjadi ‘cina’ selepas perkahwinan adalah tindakan yang salah dan tidak membawa keharmonian kaum.

- Gambar Hiasan

3. Perkahwinan antara kaum patut dijadikan kesempatan memahami dan mempelajari nilai-nilai mulia yang dimiliki oleh setiap kaum bukan menghapuskan identiti kaum. Dengan itu, setiap kaum akan hormati dan cuba memahami kelebihan dan kekurangan yang dimiliki lantas melaksanakan apa yang Allah firman: (maksudnya):

Wahai manusia! Sesungguhnya Kami telah menciptakan kamu dari lelaki dan perempuan, dan Kami telah menjadikan kamu berbagai bangsa dan bersuku puak, supaya kamu berkenal-kenalan. Sesungguhnya semulia-mulia kamu di sisi Allah ialah orang yang paling bertaqwa di antara kamu. Sesungguhnya Allah Maha Mengetahui, lagi Maha mendalam pengetahuanNya. (Surah al-Hujurat: 13).

4. Fahaman agama yang sempit seperti menghalang pasangan yang menganut Islam berhubung dan berbuat baik kepada keluarga asalnya, menziarahi mereka atau menafikan nama keluarga seperti menukar nama ‘bapa’ adalah sesuatu yang tidak diajar oleh Islam. Bahkan nas-nas Islam menyanggahi hal tersebut. Ia adalah ‘kesempitan pemikiran setempat’ yang patut digugurkan dari masyarakat kita. Ia antara penghalang keharmonian kaum dan agama.

5. Perkahwinan campur hendaklah bebas dari anggapan bahawa sesuatu kaum lebih mulia dari kaum yang lain hanya atas faktor keturunan semata. Sabda Nabi s.a.w

“Wahai manusia! Sesungguhnya tuhan kamu sama, bapa kamu sama (Adam). Ketahuilah! Tiada kelebihan orang arab ke atas ‘ajam (yang bukan arab), atau ‘ajam ke atas arab, atau yang berkulit merah ke atas yang berkulit hitam, atau yang berkulit hitam ke atas yang berkulit merah melainkan ketakwaan” (Riwayat Ahmad dan al-Baihaqi, dinilai hasan oleh al-Albani).

Maka, tidak boleh ada dalam perkahwinan campur itu pemaksaan budaya sesuatu kaum terhadap kaum yang lain.

Jika hal-hal ini dihayati, perkahwinan campur boleh membantu mengeratkan hubungan antara kaum. Justeru itu, kita patut menggalakkan ia berlaku. Golongan berpengaruh dan kerajaan hendaklah menggalakkan hal ini. Bahkan insentif tertentu patut diberikan kepada pasangan yang ingin berkahwin rentas kaum seperti ini.

Interesting idea huh..Tapi bukan senang..Jangan cakap persefahaman kaum,kadang-kadang sama bangsa pun susah..Entah ler..Actually I am quite scared to talk about relationship..It is still a mystery subject to be explored for me..A subject that I will never understand perhaps..huhu..Love is still kinda mystery..apatah lagi honesty in a relationship..:-).. Apapun,yang baik itu datangnya dari Allah,yang buruk itu datangnya dari kelemahan diri saya/kita sendiri..Wallahualam..

Sekian tazkirah hari Jumaat kali ini...huhu..

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR, MELBOURNE

By

Dr. Mahathir Mohamad

on October 13, 2010 12:15 PM

1. I would like to apologise to the students and others for failing to turn up to give the talk I had agreed to.

2. I would also like to thank those who sent get well messages, fruits and flowers while I was in hospital in Melbourne.

3. Honestly I feel I have lost an opportunity to meet and talk to what may be the future leaders of Malaysia. For this reason I am writing down here what would have been the contents of my talk.

4. The suggested topic for my talk was, "Are we ready for 1 Malaysia: Does Race Still Play a Part?"

5. I will be frank but factual. My only interest is the country we all love. I am past self-interest.

6. First let me refer to the slogan "1 Malaysia".

7. Without the Government spelling out the precise meaning of 1 Malaysia, different people are giving their own interpretations which not only differ from each other but are in conflict with each other.

8. The Malays generally interprete 1 Malaysia to mean real adoption of the national language as the home language by every citizen as happens in other multiracial countries. They also expect the abolition of Chinese and Tamil schools and ensuring the private sector has a fair participation of Malays and other Bumiputeras.

9. The Chinese and Indians interprete 1 Malaysia to mean amendments to the constitution to eliminate provisions for the special treatment of the Malays and their protection by the Rulers, removal of the quota for Malays in the Civil Service, termination of the NEP, termination of the 30 per cent quota for Malays and indigenous people in business, termination of the quota for awards of licences, contracts and Aps. All awards to be on a competitive basis and open to all irrespective of race. They also expect perpetuation and maintenance of Chinese and Indian schools by the Government.

10. These two interpretations of 1 Malaysia admittedly are by the more extreme groups. The more moderate ones from both sides are milder in their expectations but their minimum intetrpretations still provide irreconcilable conflicts. 1 Malaysia clearly means different things to the different races.

11. This is the present position and it is obvious that race still play a very important role.

12. Question: It is now more than 50 years since independence. For how long do the Malays expect to be treated as special and different from the other citizens?

Answer: For as long as the Chinese and Indians prefer to be identified with their countries of origins. For as long as they want to keep their home languages and their schools.

13. Question: The so-called social contract were made a long time ago. We were not involved and we cannot be bound by it forever. When can we ignore the social contract and draw up our own social contract?

Answer: When everyone agrees to throw out the old social contract and replace it with a new one.

This will take a long time. As the new contract will be between races, racial factors would be included. Unless both sides agree to give up their races' own rights as spelt out in the first contract i.e. the preservation of own home languages and schools etc. the rights of the indigenous races to their special position etc must remain a part of the new social contract.

It is not certain that each would not demand for more than what they got under the old contract. It is likely there would be no agreement and no contract. Ths would lead to perpetual conflicts.

14. Question: So there will be no solution. The racial divisions and conflicts will remain.

Answer: In Vision 2020 one of the objectives is to create a bangsa Malaysia.

The belief at that time was that if Malaysia becomes a fully developed country, it would become very prosperous.

This prosperity would be fairly shared between the races. There would be less jealousy between them. There would also be less fear of any race being dominated by any other race.

The political cooperation between the races would also be made more meaningful as loyalty to the country would override other loyalties. In fact non-racial parties would be the trend.

It would take a long time perhaps - depending on fair wealth distribution. But once it takes off the pace will increase.

Malaysians of all races would be so proud of their country and its great achievements that the desire to be linked with other countries would be much diminished if not disappear altogether (as happens in prosperous multi-racial countries like the US - where the German, Eisenhower led the war against Germany. Eisenhower was American first and his country of origin was irrelevant to him).

The Malaysians at that stage would be Bangsa Malaysia first and always. The thing to do now is to ensure prosperity for the country and its fair distribution. Removing current rights of any of the races at this moment will only lead to racial conflicts which would obstruct prosperity.

15. Question: There are Malays in the opposition who condemn the NEP as unfair discrimination.

Answer: There are also Chinese and Indians who appreciate what the Malays have done and support the NEP. They are not so vocal for obvious reasons.

One should look at the Malays who condemn the NEP. If they are politicians or supporters of certain parties their views are motivated by a desire to get Chinese support. They assume that they themselves would lead the nation and enjoy power and opportunities through Chinese support. But there will be a pay-back period. The support is not for free. The Malay leaders will be like Nizar (Jamaluddin) when he was Menteri Besar of Perak - mere puppets.

The non-politically educated Malays feel ashamed that they have to be helped. They would like to be recognised as people who succeeded on their own. If we study these people almost invariably they have benefited from the NEP. They appear to be ashamed of this.

They are ashamed to admit that they were unable to compete with the other races. I am not ashamed to admit that I cannot compete with the Chinese and Indian students when studying medicine. They had much better results than me and the other six Malay students for entry into the Medical College. Even at that time the British promised to the Rulers to help educate the Malays. I had my chance because of the affirmative action then. On pure merit I would not be a doctor today, not because I was not qualified, but my qualification was lower than others.

One has to remember that the Chinese civilisation is more than 4000 years old. No other civilisation has lasted that long. Naturally they have developed a culture better able to survive under all conditions. It is my belief that if the percentage of Chinese in the United Kingdom for example is the same as in Malaysia, UK would be better developed than it is now. It is not surprising that the Chinese excel in developing Malaysia (for which they are amply rewarded).

It is not shameful to lose out against them. Simply to catch up with them we need handicaps. To be given handicaps is to ensure fairness, not discrimination. That is why in golf you have handicaps. That is why in all contests there must be equality between the contestants.

It is selfish if having benefited from the handicaps you want to deny others from having them.

But when all is said and done, those who are given the benefits of handicaps must make honest efforts to use them properly. If they don't then they must forfeit the handicaps in the future. 
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p/s: An honest thinking and answers by Tun.. Bila semua orang dah pandai main golf,dah tak payah pakai handicap lagi..;-)..Yang dah pandai main,atau pro,patut tolong yang tak pandai.. Demokrasi,meritokrasi dan sebagainya adalah ciptaan manusia yang mempunyai kelemahan..Sementara ia penting untuk kemajuan,ia juga perlu digunakan secara sesuai mengikut acuan negara..Negara semakin maju,rakyatnya pula menjadi semakin tamak..Waktu negara tiada apa-apa,semua orang semangat membantu antara satu sama lain..'Equality for all' tidak menjamin kejayaan..Bukankah 'communism' juga timbul daripada idea kesamarataan?..

Malaysia buat masa ini boleh diibaratkan seperti sebuah rumahtangga oleh seorang suami dengan 4 orang isteri yang bermadu...Bini pertama-Bumiputera,kedua-Cina,tiga-India,keempat-others..Kedudukan tidak pernah akan sama,tetapi keadilan perlu diberi kepada semuanya..Rumahtangga akan bergolak jika semuanya tidak bertolak ansur..Juga penting untuk Malaysia mempunyai suami (pemimpin) yang tegas dan adil untuk keharmonian..Jika tidak,yang akan menjadi mangsa,adalah anak-anak (generasi masa depan)..Insyallah everything will change towards the better when the Bumis are not longer living in fear,and the Non-Bumis no longer live in skeptical..Wallahualam..

The Inception of Malaysia

Merdeka!

Al-Fatihah kepada semua pejuang tanahair..
I wish one day I can be like them too..

MALAYSIA~...We are still new and developing..and for a young nation like us,I think we have done quite well,no one can argue that..Of course there are a lot of room for improvements,and there were few mistakes here and there..

Malaysia can be considered as one of the most complicated country in the world..Trust me..In everything we do,we have to consider everyone..If we want to build school,we have to build school for everyone..Malay school,Chinese school,Indian school,English school, Agama school,etc..you name it..If we want to have holiday,we have to give holiday to everyone..Raya holiday,Chinese New Year holiday,Deepavali,Thaipusam, Christmas Holiday,whatever it is,you ask for it..The last time I went back to Malaysia,even the "1Malaysia" song are sung in 7 or 8 language..It doesn't sound right for me..Instead of being ONE,we became "8Malaysia" it seems..haha..Sigh..Sometimes I do think we are a confused country..There is no other country that is too lenient like us..I haven't found any,but still,we are complaining..

But,as I said before,we are still young..We are still learning..We will go through all these phases step by step.. All great countries experienced this kind of things before they become any great..America has experienced this thing back in the 60's,70's..We have experienced some difficulties too,and we have overcome it together.. Most of the time people will become united when there's a common purpose..We had few before,and we were united..In 1957,everyone got united,because everyone shared the same dream,to be independent..Then after the 13th May tragedy,everyone got united again to rebuild the country..I am not saying that we need another crisis, in order to make us unite again..Eventhough I do think that crisis will re-ignite peoples' spirit and be united to achieve more success..Look at Japan after the WW, look at the Jews after the Holocaust, look at China after Mao Tse Tung, Renaissance,etc..I'll elaborate more about this in other post..But anyway, we don't need to come until that stage to achieve success..

We are unique..We even achieved independence peacefully from British..Not so many country could have done that..We solved problems in our own way..and we will solve this problem again..But all this hypes about racial issues back home has to stop..It's too much now..Like my housemate,a cute Sabahan Chinese guy said,"Maybe all the politicians should watch the movie,"Remember the Titans".. haha..Another friend of mine,who has Chinese blood,or you can say mixture of everything (hehe..sorry Daf),even give a cooler idea.."Maybe we need more inter-racial marriage".. which I think I'll give it a very deep consideration this time..haha..So, mana-mana yang ada member amoi tu,ehem ehem..hehe..kidding..

Yes,we are not in crisis yet but who knows what can happen.It's not too late..I still have high hopes for Malaysia..Don't let anyone destroy what ever we have achieved..And yes,we will achieve true unity as Malaysian..

Too much critics won't help anyway..This topic is too huge to be written in here.. Just hoping that one day we will understand each other better and better..Will write again about this issue from time to time..Today, let us all 'bersyukur' with everything we have,and work harder to achieve more..

Happy Merdeka everyone!May Allah bless us..

Sekali merdeka,terus merdeka..:-)..Salam from Adelaide..






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Friendship + Football

People make friends through a lot of different ways.. Some can make friends easily,and some don't.. Some are friendly,and some are reserved.. But there are certain tools that can be used to connect people and make them click.. And one of the tools is sports,which in this case..FOOTBALL..and this is where the idea of Dan Dan FC came from..

History

Prior to 2006,there were not so many Malaysians around in Perth, or maybe people are just strangers to each other..So everyone was like scattered around..We can't even form a full Malaysian team..We had to mix with our Singaporean and some Indonesian friends..There was no such thing as friendly matches every weekends and such..There's only Sunday soccer to be played socially.. Main petang-petang orang kata..

Dan Dan FC '10

In 2006, with the friendly attitude of Fairuz, Hadry, Kale and Saz,we managed to get more people who play football..Since then, we had a proper team of Malaysian students..We even bought a set of Malaysian jerseys,and everytime we played,we brought our national flag along proudly..Seriously,it felt like playing for the national team..heheh.. Since that moment, we've been through a lot and have come a longgg way,with ups and downs,happy moments, conflicts,success, failures and everything.. That Malaysian team has evolved, and has become Dan Dan FC like how you see it is today..

new stars of DDFC

Football is just the tool,the medium to bring people together..And friendship is priceless..That is why in DDFC, "Friendship comes first,football second".. It's the networking,the bond created.. And so far,this thing has continued from generation to generation.. Even when you go back home after finishing studies, we'll be together.. You don't have to play the sport,or know anything about soccer at all..

Gold Coast '08

Dinner '09

champion futsal merdeka

Before 2007,we usually played only in futsal or 7a-side tournaments.. There were Umno Merdeka Cup, Kampung Liga, SSS-tourney,etc.. Not more than that.. It was at the end of 2006, in Gold Coast,at Umno meeting, when me and Zac heard about Masca NCG..and WA had never sent any representatives before.. From there on, Masca NCG has become our primary target every year..It's like a World Cup for DDFC.. Imagine,naik flight pegi main bolaaaaa...hehe..

Melbourne '07

Sydney '09

champion Bru tourney

Till today,we never failed to send a contingent every single year.. Melbourne,Brisbane,Sydney and Canberra.. Although luck was not on our side to win it yet.. But anyway,to be able to bring a full squad with the high costs and long journey every year is already an achievement in my opinion.. Considering that most of us are not that loaded ,not sponsored by anyone..It's all our own struggles, commitments and high spirits..

wedding Fad

Dan Dan is not exclusive,not groupy..thats what I hope it is.. It's just a name,a medium.. Back in Malaysia it is like an alumni.. After study,life's gonna be hectic and busy.. Once a year we'll try to gather everyone during summer holidays either December or January.. New generation,and those who already left.. We had few gatherings past few years,and hopefully will continue doing it annually.. We had futsal,football Dan Dan Legend vs DDFC Perth,buka puasa,attend weddings ramai-ramai, annual dinner,and such.. This coming 4th of September they'll be doing "Buka Puasa" for the second time,some where in KL..Last year we had it in Umbai,Melaka..

Dan Dan Yearbook

Hmm..I'm not sure how long it's gonna stay and continue like this..but I believe,Dan Dan has already created histories and memories for some..:-).. My only hope is that DDFC will continue to do what it's doing.. I've seen a lot of this kind of 'club','bond',that come and go.. Either because of mismanagement,or stupid conflicts..So far, DDFC has done well.. Even club Umno pun takleh maintain macam ni..trust me.. So,all the best people.. Enjoy!

Dan Dan Reunion Jan '10 (Football n BBQ Dinner)

Here are some collections of videos if you wanna watch..Hadry's Goal in Masca Melbourne, Kale's Crazy Celebration.. Tu jer yg ada kat youtube..huhu Yang lain semua kena tgk kat page fb DDFC lah.. Cheers guys..