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| Blog Name: | Check the ball, please! |
| Url: | http://pemainbolakeranjang.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | basketball, Malaysia, Sports |
| Description: | A sports journalist wannabe and self proclaims the RPK of basketball, with over 20k hits and average 50+ visitor per day, Check the Ball, Please! is the site for basketball enthusiast and fans alike to get into the action and all the latest news and information regarding local, Malaysia, and Asian region of basketball. With news and info as the main ingredients and gossips, rumors, trash talks, comments and personal opinions to add up some flavors, CTB will please you and your inner desire for all the hot actions and soap drama alike. |
| Popularity: | 265 Followers |
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We came, we roar, we breath fire, we had fun!
All Photos are belong to Jason Ho - http://www.flickr.com/photos/jason_ho/http://www.jason.sg/OK he's a pinoy so we let him go lahAccording to RedHoops.com, 2,314 people showed up during the game between the KL Dragons and Singapore Slingers at Singapore Indoor Stadium last Sunday . And 40 of them were us, the KL Dragons fans who came all the way from KL by bus to support our beloved ball club,
All Photos are belong to Jason Ho - http://www.flickr.com/photos/jason_ho/http://www.jason.sg/OK he's a pinoy so we let him go lahAccording to RedHoops.com, 2,314 people showed up during the game between the KL Dragons and Singapore Slingers at Singapore Indoor Stadium last Sunday . And 40 of them were us, the KL Dragons fans who came all the way from KL by bus to support our beloved ball club,
You've been served.
I don't know man, maybe it was 60, versus 1000?Hahahaha, that probably my rough estimation (I'm pretty sure my calculation is way off) of the number of KL Dragons fans against the rest of the Singapore Slingers fans yesterday.After going through any trouble that you can think of (the traffic, custom-almost-expired-passport, Kei and the Singapore custom for recording some video, the checkpoints,
I don't know man, maybe it was 60, versus 1000?Hahahaha, that probably my rough estimation (I'm pretty sure my calculation is way off) of the number of KL Dragons fans against the rest of the Singapore Slingers fans yesterday.After going through any trouble that you can think of (the traffic, custom-almost-expired-passport, Kei and the Singapore custom for recording some video, the checkpoints,
KL Dragons vs Singapore Slingerss
Hey guys, remember my previous post regarding the Singapore trip? Ok for those KL DRAGONS FANS who wants to watch the game this Sunday at Singapore but couldn't join the Rombongan Cik Lan ke Singapura KL Dragons fans club trip to Singapore due to limited space, I have good news for you.I have, 13, Thirteen, Tiga Belas, extra tickets for you. So listen up, to those who willing to go to Singapore
Hey guys, remember my previous post regarding the Singapore trip? Ok for those KL DRAGONS FANS who wants to watch the game this Sunday at Singapore but couldn't join the Rombongan Cik Lan ke Singapura KL Dragons fans club trip to Singapore due to limited space, I have good news for you.I have, 13, Thirteen, Tiga Belas, extra tickets for you. So listen up, to those who willing to go to Singapore
Study looks at officiating in college basketball, finds patterns that reward aggressive play
What's up berasap, y'all. Another quickie post by yours truly. I was browsing through some basketball articles and found this. It's a good article, and it involves a research done on fouls called by referees in NCAA basketball games. Here's a brief summary of the article."Whether consciously or subconsciously, officials seem to show a pattern where they try to make the number of fouls called on
What's up berasap, y'all. Another quickie post by yours truly. I was browsing through some basketball articles and found this. It's a good article, and it involves a research done on fouls called by referees in NCAA basketball games. Here's a brief summary of the article."Whether consciously or subconsciously, officials seem to show a pattern where they try to make the number of fouls called on
afiqPG's (late) Quickie Review - Dragons v Patriots 15/11/09
Hang out with us, and you too can have schoolgirls lining up to take pictures with you!Credit to FAMEMAS'What's up berasap, y'all? Sorry for the late delay but (as Mislan has pointed out) I've been busy with exams this week. Anyways, here's a few kutuk-ing points for your reading pleasure.First up, our free throw percentage sucks. Before the match against the Pats, we were averaging 59.9%. During
Hang out with us, and you too can have schoolgirls lining up to take pictures with you!Credit to FAMEMAS'What's up berasap, y'all? Sorry for the late delay but (as Mislan has pointed out) I've been busy with exams this week. Anyways, here's a few kutuk-ing points for your reading pleasure.First up, our free throw percentage sucks. Before the match against the Pats, we were averaging 59.9%. During
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