Friday, July 21, 2006

hellos..
tadi gi pasir ris beach..
ngan radhi,amir,amirul,n danial
den atiikah
dtg lmbt...
aiyo...
tkpe lar..
den we kutip sampah at beach...
gerek jgk sey..
cikgu ckp psl hantu..
hahs
den my group n atiikah's group
we together..
ape lagik?
amek gmbr!
haha...
den we stop at PASIR RIS INTERCHANGe...
makan at MaC ngan atiikah,amir,aisyah,danial,radhi n gang
gerek sey...
den we help and blind man..
keciians sey...
den we jln2...
blah3..
amek gmbr...
den alek...
amir alek ngan radhi ngan amirul...
danial alek ngan aisyah..
i alek wit atiikah...
den she tell me some SECRETS
den balek...
gerek sey..
tuesday gi agik kays...
harts u guys!


HaiCkeL

In one of the tightest votes in history, the inimitable French playmaker Zinedine Zidane won the adidas Golden Ball at the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™. Although his team ultimately failed in their bid to lift the Trophy, Les Bleus No. 10 was voted the best player to grace the stage at Germany 2006. Behind ‘Zizou’ came Italy’s defensive rock Fabio Cannavaro, with the Juventus defender’s Azzurri team-mate Andrea Pirlo completing the podium.

After a less than impressive showing in the group phase, Zidane finally got into gear against Spain in the Round of 16, producing a virtually flawless performance to steer his side to a famous win and a place in the last eight.

If there is such a thing as footballing perfection, the midfield maestro surely attained it in the quarter-final showdown with Brazil. His superb passes, magical feints and all-round inspiration took France into the last four, where a solid performance and a clinical penalty helped Les Bleus dispose of Portugal.

In the Final against Italy, he opened the scoring with an exquisite, not to mention audacious, spot-kick. Despite his tireless prompting, however, Zidane was unable to pick up the second FIFA World Cup™ winners medal of a glittering career and was sent from the field for butting Marco Materazzi in the chest.


Cannavaro nets the adidas Silver Ball
The honour of lifting the coveted FIFA World Cup Trophy fell instead to Fabio Cannavaro. The Italy centre-half was in inspired form throughout the tournament and was the cornerstone of a superbly drilled back-line that conceded only two goals in the entire tournament.

Fearsome in the tackle and quick to fill any gap, Cannavaro brought his experience and astuteness to bear as Italy marched to the title.

The Italian captain also showed how to lead from the front. Never shy of bringing his team-mates into line with a sharp word or two, he fought sportingly for every ball and the statistics show that he was guilty of very few fouls.



Pirlo bags the adidas Bronze Ball
The ultra-dependable Andrea Pirlo was voted the third-best player of the tournament, having proved himself to be one the most complete players in the world. Part-playmaker, part-holding midfielder – dual roles he performs to perfection – he enjoyed a superb FIFA World Cup and capped it all off by picking up the Budweiser Man of the Match Award for another consummate display in the Fina