Story from Multiple Eyes

What attractive to me this month is the new EPL season. As usual, we have 3 new clubs from Championship promoted to EPL. It was a pleasant surprise yesterday when Blackpool (one of the newly promoted club to EPL) crushing Wigan Athletic with score of 4 to nil. Bravo to the Tangerine for powerful display and it's definitely an interesting month to say the least when they will be in Emirates Stadium meeting with Arsenal.

Will there be another upset by The Tangerine? I would love to see one but a club with caliber of Arsenal will teach some lesson to newly promoted Blackpool on standard in EPL. However, it never hurt to pray for some upset. I would love to see Arsenal get their ass kick by Blackpool but before that, I want to see them crushed by Liverpool tonight.

Talking about Liverpool, it's good to see some new players making way in Liverpool squad. I would love to see how Joe Cole could do his magic while he's with Chelsea. He's a good player though a tad bit old for his role but like Danny Murphy, he still fit to play for Fulham and a highly regarded player that could change the game when needed the most.

Glad to see Torres stays at Liverpool. As usual every season, I hope Liverpool would win something just to end Liverpool title drought. I'm not so optimist to say that Liverpool will be title contender but only hope to secure UCL berth again.

p/s: Liverpool jersey officially "halal" with new sponsorship from Standard Chartered Bank. Above picture of Torres with "halal" jersey.

I wish I can type this in my own blog but my hosting keep going down. Schmuck!! (Mental note: Need to change hosting next month. This month pokai already)

So, the World Cup has officially ended with Spain emerged as the winner even though the final match was a bit blergh. Seriously, I was begging for the game to end without caring who win when it was additional extra time. C'mon, a football game without any goal is so BORINGG!

For this post, I am just gonna put some interesting facts (from my personal p.o.v) and pictures about what happened for this World Cup. After all, this is a wrap-up post, aight? 

And... last but not least...

i) Bend it Like Beckham Lampard.

World Cup 2010 is around the corner. Yes, I bet all the employer and wives in Malaysia having headache what will be coming next 5 weeks. I watched Nasi Lemak Kopi O at TV 9 this morning, the hosts discussing on World Cup 2010 effects on husband-wife relationship. As usual, the most coined argument is how wives need to deal with their husband obsession towards football for 5 weeks. The hosts went on and on discussing wives disturbed by this phenomenon.

Well, I couldn't agree how woman make World Cup such a big deal. It's like what the fuck.

If male could take it how "fast" female get dress, how "short" a window shopping could be every single day..can't female just gulp it down for 5 weeks every 4 years that male obsess with football? I know that not all men really have time to watch football and EPL when they get married or rather they just let it go hence I couldn't find the faulty in be less critical during next 5 weeks for men enjoying themselves with football.

I'm pretty pissed really when woman make it such a big issue of World Cup. Flame on! :D

There's a road named Anfield road in the town of Liverpool; European Capital of Culture. Liverpool most probably notable to people outside Britain for 2 obvious things; The Beatles and Liverpool FC.

As for the undisputed fame of The Beatles, Liverpool FC also having the same reputation all over the world. Known as the most successful club in English football [citation needed if you're other club fans], Liverpool FC also known as The Reds due to the colors of the football kit.

I love Liverpool FC. It's the second club that I support however it is the love affair that I never want to forget. People ask me, why do love Liverpool FC so much while you're not even from Liverpool?

Well, I love Liverpool FC for it's good display of gameplay which I found mesmerizing all this while. Most of my moments with Liverpool FC are beautiful, gut wrenching and heart stopping moments. Yeah, it could go from very low point to very high point in a blink and the euphoria is just unbearable to contain inside.

I admit that I used to weep while watching great game by The Reds, it's really full of emotion, roller coaster from start to end. What I love most other than good game is the official anthem [citation needed if you're other club fans] of Liverpool FC; You'll Never Walk Alone. It give me goosebumps every single time I heard the Anfield faithful singing it. Especially on European night.

My best moments with The Reds?

6 minutes from low point to high point. Euphoric? You betcha

The aftermath: The Miracle of Istanbul

The worst moments with The Reds?

......I try not to remember that.....