Arsene Wenger has finally found the number 1 problem as to why his team finds it difficult to perform... THE FANS! Great one Wenger. With you starting a winning streak, nothings gets better than to tell your fans to top celebrating.
This man has totally lost the plot! Next thing you know, he is going to start a campaign to play his games in neutral stadiums. That would be fun.
For a guy who has managed to deflect and shift blame from his players whenever a controversy pops up, he must have gone into auto mode when he heard the shouts (of joy) of the fans.
Wake up Wenger. There is a reason that this is the number 1 sport in the world. No fans = no status.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Old people too free? BAH HUMBUG!
I went to Changi Aloha Resort a couple of weeks ago to celebrate my cousin's 21st birthday. To commemorate the occasion (ahem) My family and I decided to book 2 rooms for us at the Changi Village hotel.
The day after the party, My parents, wife, kids and I went for a walk to the nearby food centre. What a surprise it was to see that there was a festival of some sort going on. Upon investigation, we found that the Grassroots club (RC?) had organised an enviromental awareness day for the general residents.
I must say, I have never enjoyed myself in such a long while. The games for the children, the magic show and of course what I considered the highlight was the stars of the show. Many of the organising committee were there and it was endearing to see that nearly everyone was a senior citizen. There was so much joy in their eyes and smiles were aplenty as they connected with the residents.
I thoroughly enjoyed the dance performance put up by the committee. They put people half their age to shame! Who said that the younger generation have to look after the seniors? They can still teach us a thing or two by the looks of it. I honestly believe they know what it takes to be a useful member of society. I wish I can be that active when I become a senior citizen.
Kudos to the committee for making a passerby stop what he was doing and getting him to feel part of the Changi community.
The day after the party, My parents, wife, kids and I went for a walk to the nearby food centre. What a surprise it was to see that there was a festival of some sort going on. Upon investigation, we found that the Grassroots club (RC?) had organised an enviromental awareness day for the general residents.
I must say, I have never enjoyed myself in such a long while. The games for the children, the magic show and of course what I considered the highlight was the stars of the show. Many of the organising committee were there and it was endearing to see that nearly everyone was a senior citizen. There was so much joy in their eyes and smiles were aplenty as they connected with the residents.
I thoroughly enjoyed the dance performance put up by the committee. They put people half their age to shame! Who said that the younger generation have to look after the seniors? They can still teach us a thing or two by the looks of it. I honestly believe they know what it takes to be a useful member of society. I wish I can be that active when I become a senior citizen.
Kudos to the committee for making a passerby stop what he was doing and getting him to feel part of the Changi community.
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