LIVERPOOL FANS TOP GLAMOUR LEAGUE

LIVERPOOL top the league when it comes to sexy football fans.

The club’s supporters have been voted the best lookers in the Premier League. And that is hardly surprising when you take a look at the glitzy line-up of followers. They include Hollywood babe Angelina Jolie, 33, 007 star Daniel Craig, 40, actor Clive Owen, 43, and TV girl Kirsty Gallacher, 32. Also regularly seen in the crowd at Anfield are DJ Edith Bowman, 33, and Spice Girl Mel C, 34.

Second place was taken by Fulham, whose celeb supporters include actors Hugh Grant, 47, and Daniel Radcliffe, 19, and pop star Lily Allen, 23. Third spot went to Spurs, who count actress Patsy Kensit, 40, and former glamour girl Linda Lusardi, 49, among their fans.

The survey, carried out by Sky HD, rated the attractiveness of an average crowd at each club.
Top model scout Dean Cleary-Patterson, of D1 Model Management said: “We’re used to scouting in all sorts of weird and wonderful places, but football crowds are a new concept for us.
“We typically take into account a whole range of aspects, from the symmetry of a person’s features to the glossiness of their hair. “We might need to start scouring the stands at Anfield to find our next big name!”

TOP 10 CLUBS FOR TALENT
1 Liverpool
2 Fulham
3 Tottenham Hotspur
4 Sunderland
5 Chelsea
6 Newcastle United
7 Arsenal
8 Bolton Wanderers
9 West Ham United
10 Manchester United

Daniel Craig at Anfield VIP stand

Barca break Chelsea hearts

Ten-man Barcelona robbed Chelsea of a place in the Champions League final in the cruellest of fashions with a 93rd-minute away goal at Stamford Bridge. A stunning first-half volley from Michael Essien looked to have earned Chelsea victory and set up a repeat of last year's Champions League final against Manchester United. But Andres Iniesta beat Petr Cech in the third minute of added time to send the Spanish bench and their fans delirious and leave Guus Hiddink crestfallen.

At the final whistle, Chelsea's players confronted referee Tom Ovrebo, who had waved away at least four penalty appeals during the game. The scenes descended into anger when Drogba emerged from the tunnel to confront the Norwegian official and was shown a yellow card. Ovrebo had a poor game and was marshalled down to the tunnel by Chelsea stewards as Drogba continued to complain about his performance.

The Ivorian then vented his fury by shouting "it's a f***ing disgrace'' down the lens of a TV camera, and the fall-out from Drogba's behaviour may yet be met by a UEFA investigation.

It was a great time together with GayHwa, Adam, Uncle George, Ewen, Sierras and I all watching at Kayu. Well this was the first time Sierras that totally don’t watch football join us, and when we dropped him back just now, he even asked if there is any match tomorrow. LOL! When Barcelona scored, everyone was shouting and jumping other than those Chelski fans. It was a wonderful time, and I came back with a mild sore throat due to shouting and cheering.

Bye Chelski, money won't buy you glory.

Goodbye to :
Didier Drogba ( stupid diving gorrilla )
Cashley Cole ( damned arrogant prick )
Jose Bosingwa ( retarded Portugese fuck )
John Terry ( foolish English wanker )
Michael Essien ( bullish African punk )
Flourent Malouda ( laughable French bastard )

I'm gonna enjoy my sweet dreams now, thinking and looking forward about what's gonna happen this afternoon. Mwahh ^^. Night.

s-m-i-l-e

Well, just came back from exam and I don't know why am I smiling? Is it because I'm happy? Or is it because I've gone crazy? Lol! Recently had been quite good for me I guess, everything did go on quite well for me and brought me great joy except for my exam. I think my exam came at the wrong time, but anyway tomorrow's my last day and I'm free! Looking forward to the days that I'll be free! ^^

Happy 19th Birthday Yen Yen!

Happy 19th Birthday Yen Yen! Wishing you all the best and good luck in future!

OFF to study...

STUDY STUDY STUDY

Whether you've been studying for ten years or ten weeks, you know how crazy your studies can make you. On any given day you're either insanely happy, manically miserable, kooky with contentment, or bonkers with boredom - and that's in a when your doing revision fine. Why do you think we call it being madly in studies? You have to be a little nuts to commit yourself, body and soul, to the book and the chapters - one wonderful, easy-to-understand chapter - in the hope that good results with flying colours does exist.

Ecstasy - when the chapter rocks
Stability - when you study consistently
Monotony - when study gets boring
Uncertainty - when you can’t find the answers and it keeps you guessing
Misery - when you can’t finish the syllabus in time
Clarity - when the question is easy to understand

Exam finished at 4pm, and I went to Gurney again to meet up with Captain Eugene! He’s working in Nike, so I dropped by and it was his break so I had dinner with him. After eating we went to Sega and chill, he had a mug of Tiger whereas I had half pint of Guinness. Later there came his mistress Meow and also a beautiful friend Nellie, whom I just get to know her recently and also a fan of my blog! LOL! So we had a wonderful time relaxing and chatting at Sega. Not much pics where taken except taking pics with a new friend of mine. Eugene rushed to work so unfortunately below is the only picture although we could have a group picture together. Beautiful Friday, beautiful evening, nice beer, and beautiful girls... thats all for today! ^^v

Nel and Earns

IT AIN"T OVER YET ....

Well I would say I just reach home and it's 5.20am right now! I was back from Kayu Nasi Kandar because Liverpool was playing Arsenal. There was Ewen, Uncle George, Gayhwa, handsome seniors Adrian Lim and KC. I've received yet again feedbacks as if I'm some kind of football freak or some statements saying I posted too many things about football or Liverpool on my blog. However unfortunately its because Liverpool FC is so happening thats why theres so many news! LOL!

Liverpool are top of the league after drawing 4-4 with Arsenal in one of the most thrilling games of football ever witnessed at Anfield. A disappointing draw... but yet chin up & hold your head up high.. IT AIN'T OVER YET !!!
Six chances, no goals. All of which made what happened on 36 minutes even harder for the Kop to swallow. It was Javier Mascherano who was caught in possession on the edge of his own box, with Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas on hand to capitalise before feeding the onrushing Arshavin, who converted off the bar from close range.
If Liverpool felt hard done by to be behind at the break, they didn't linger on their disappointment. It took Torres just four minutes after the restart to level the scores after an inviting cross from Kuyt. The No.9 found a yard on the edge of the six-yard box and powered his header beyond the reach of Fabianski to record his 15th goal of the season. Seven minutes later the game had been turned on its head, and again the goal was the product of a Kuyt cross, this time towards Benayoun at the back post. The Israel captain ignored a high challenge from Sagna to send a diving header through the palms of Fabianski and over the line.

Twenty years after Arsenal clinched the title at Anfield, the Kop sniffed what could be a decisive victory in this year's race. But the drama was not yet complete. Liverpool probed for a third but, to the surprise of just about everyone inside Anfield, it was the visitors who struck next through Arshavin. The Russian pounced after Jamie Carragher's header failed to reach Arbeloa before sending a 20-yard curler past the diving Pepe Reina. Arsenal fans had barely finished celebrating when their January signing completed his hat-trick on 70 minutes after Aurelio failed to clear. The striker fired close to Reina but with enough power to ensure it reached the net.
It was just two minutes before a remarkable game took another twist as Torres prompted another Kop eruption. El Nino collected the ball on the edge of the box, bought a yard from Mikael Silvestre and slotted home via the hand of Fabianski.

Anyhow, it was once again a good and breathtaking match, The Reds played with passion and their never-give-up attitude really shows to everyone that we, Liverpool FC will battle till the final whistle! Even those that i'snt Liverpool fans like KC also said Liverpool is a team with good spirit and team work. We responded well after they score and tried to get back into the game with faith and believe we could do it. I know there will be a possibilty of some haters or Paul Yaos blogging about another 'over-confident' draw but as I know confidence is not something you can buy in the supermarket, confidence comes through your own self believe telling you that you can do it. I believe, I have faith, and I have confidence that the remaining matches of Barclays Premier League Liverpool FC will give their best! Good night / Good Morning!

Kopites from Anfield Road

Torres charging forward

Agger clearing the ball

Man-Of-The-Match for Arsenal, Lukas Fabianski

STEAMMMMM~~!!!

Rafa makes Alonso pledge, our number 14 urged to stay!

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has vowed to keep Xabi Alonso at Anfield after admitting he came close to selling the midfielder last summer. Benitez was considering selling Alonso to Juventus in a bid to raise funds to finance his own move for Aston Villa and England midfielder Gareth Barry. The Spain international ultimately remained with the Reds and has gone on to enjoy a successful season. His form in recent months has led to suggestions that the 27-year-old midfielder is wanted by several leading Spanish and Italian clubs. But Benitez claims the former Real Sociedad star is now definitely part of his long-term plans on Merseyside. "We had an offer from Juventus and asked a big price as he is a big player. They couldn't meet it," he said.

The 27-year-old has enjoyed a fine season after speculation about his future following Spain's Euro 2008 triumph. Benitez said: "The first year was really good and this year he is also playing really well.

"Xabi has been having a very good season; he has been playing well in a lot of games and is a key player for us.

"We have a lot of confidence in him because he is playing really well and he is a player we want to keep because he has the quality, and the game, that we need."

I'm sure this news will make every Liverpool supporter happy, especially brother Ewens because Xabi is his brother and is a world class pass-master. ^^v

Anwar Dicalon Antara 100 Tokoh Paling Berpengaruh Dunia 2009

Majalah antarabangsa Time sekali lagi mencalonkan Anwar Ibrahim sebagai antara 100 orang tokoh paling berpengaruh dunia untuk tahun 2009. Pada tahun lalu, Anwar diiktiraf sebagai antara tokoh paling berpengaruh dalam kategori Pemimpin & Revolusioner sebaris dengan Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Dalai Lama dan Vladimir Putin.