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Improved soul leech

velidra — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 06:23:54 +0000

This is one of the most commonly under-estimated warlock talents. Most people seem to think of it as just providing replenishment, but this is the lesser part of the talent. lets have a look at the other half of the talent.

Your Soul Leech effect also restores mana to you and your summoned demon equal to 2% of maximum mana

Why is this so important? Well it means we don’t have to life tap! which means more incinerates/conflags/CB’s/Immos. Now some people will say its only a GCD, under BL a gcd is equal to any haste capped spell, that’s a missing incinerate, and hence 13k~ damage. over a 300 second fight (the generic simcraft light length), that equates to 40dps for every life tap. Life tap 5 times in combat? that’s 200dps~. (yay for paper napkin maths!)

But how much mana does ISL really give us? Is it really worth that much mana? I think this graph outlines it best.

It gives us almost our initial mana pool back again, much more than the replenishment and life tap parts. Although this might seem a little counter intuitive while reading the tool tip, replenishment returns 3% mana, ISL 2%, you must remember that ISL can proc more than once in the 15seconds that replenishment lasts.

This is all not to say you shouldn’t life tap, but picking your time is important. Life tapping while you couldn’t do anything else is the key. An example in ToC10 is that during northrend beasts I will generally never life tap in combat. If I’m moving I’ll throw corruptions and curses around, or attempt to move when I need to conflag, instead I life tap to full mana during the switch between bosses (just before the worms come out) with a decent group I can normally get away with 10% mana when the first boss hits the dust.

Catatan Idul Adha 1430 H

indra1082 — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:42:37 +0000

26-11-2009 Malam takbiran Idul Adha, Bundanya Arun mendapat kabar bahwa neneknya (biasa dipanggil:

Dubai Debt Causes Stock To Tumble Around The World...

jerrybrice — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 22:33:18 +0000

The AP is reporting that as world markets absorbed the shock of Dubai’s debt crisis, the ruler of the once-booming city-state left town for an important meeting in a desert palace. His hosts: the leaders of neighboring Abu Dhabi whose balance sheets are flush with oil revenue.

It’s not known what promises were made inside the halls in Al Ain during the parade of visitors for an important Islamic feast day on Friday. But their new relationship is clear. Abu Dhabi has the cash and cache to be Dubai’s white knight — in a Gulf version of a too-big-to-fail bailout or to help calm markets with promises to intervene if Dubai’s fiscal mess deepens.

Asian markets have followed Europe in a slide amid fears about Dubai’s massive debt, which have also driven the U.S. dollar lower. South Korea’s KOSPI lost 4.7 percent and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng dropped 4.8 percent.

Investors are worried that a default by a government investment company in Dubai over $60 billion in debt payments could have a ripple effect in world financial markets. The fear is that losses in the small emirate, which has drawn wealthy tourists from around the globe in the past decade with its Las Vegas-in-the-Middle East appeal, could imperil a nascent economic rebound…CBS news reports.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/11/27/business/main5799521.shtml

Christopher Davidson, an expert in Emirate affairs at Britain’s Durham University, wondered if Abu Dhabi wanted to become too deeply involved in lifting Dubai from its fiscal wreckage.

“There is no point throwing good money into Dubai’s black holes,” Davidson said. “These are mistakes of Sheik Mohammed and he needs to deal with them.”

I guess that what goes up, must sometimes come down.I hope for better days in Dubai….

Follow story from the source here…

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jgIwsGJtixo-F6a2j5e8hebIbaEwD9C8JAB00

Persib Tandang Ke Persipura

yudalesmana — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 17:51:48 +0000

MAKASSAR – Persipura Jayapura akan menjamu Persib Bandung di Stadion Mattoanging, Makassar, ta

Jaya : Suchao Pemain Pintar

stopeastwar — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 03:24:45 +0000

Persib Bandung berhasil mengalahkan tim Persitara Jakarta Utara 2-0, dalam lanjutan pertandingan Liga Super Indonesia (LSI) 2009/2010 di Stadion Si Jalak Harupat Soreang, Selasa 24 November 2009. Kedua gol Persib dicetak oleh Cucu Hidayat pada menit 17 dan Atep di menit 52.

Menanggapi kemenanga ini, Jaya Hartono dalam konferensi pers yang digelar pasca pertandinganPersib-Persitara mengatakan bahwa mobilitas para pemain Persib lebih baik dibanding ketika mengalahkan Pelita Jaya Sabtu kemarin. Pada pertandingan ini, Persib terlihat mendominasi sehingga Persitara tidak mampu mengembangkan permainannya.

“Dibandingkan pertadingan sebelumnya melawan pelita mobilitas pemain lebih baik di pertandingan ini,” ungkap Jaya.

“Seluruh pemain saya instruksikan untuk berimprovisasi sendiri. Saya menginstruksikan untuk tidak bermain long passing, long passing hanya dilakukan ke daerah yang kosong, bukan langsung ke pemain,” kata Jaya, yang memang menyuruh para pemainnya untuk bermain bola dari kaki ke kaki.

Khusus tentang Suchao, Jaya mengatakan bahwa Suchao merupakan pemain yang pintar sehingga dia memberi kebebasan kepada Suchao untuk bergerak menurut nalurinya.

“Suchao bermain bebas, terkadang dia lari ke depan membantu penyerangan terkadang pula ia berlari kebelakang untuk membantu pertahanan. Saya berikan kebebasan karena dia memang pemain pintar, dia tahu dimana harus memosisikan diri,” tambah Jaya.

Kemudian Jaya pun menyorot penampilan Irwan yang sukses membawa kemenangan bagi Persib. Irwan, menurut Jaya mengalami peningkatan baik skill maupun mental.

“Untuk Irwan yang baru bermain, dia mengalami peningkatan, akan tetapi agresifitas harus ditingkatkan,” kata Jaya.

sumber : http://simamaung.com/2009/11/24/suchao-pemain-pintar/

Persib bangkit, kalahkan Pelita Jaya 2-1

wans — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 11:29:08 +0000

Persib akhirnya memberikan 3 poin pertama bagi bobotoh di Stadion Si Jalak Harupat, Sabtu 21/11/09 setelah memenangkan perang saudara dengan Pelita Karawang. Persib menang dengan skor tipis 2-1.

Pada pertandingan tersebut, para pemain Persib tampil sangat peuh dengan semangat. Kendati demikianhal tersebut tidak membuta anak asuh Jaya Hartono ini bermain cantik. Mereka sering terburu-buru dalam melakukan penyerangan dan kurang baik dalam penyelesaian akhir.

Hal tesebut dimanfaatkan oleh para pemain Pelita yang sesekali melakukan serangan balik yang membahayakan gawang Persib. Hasilnya terbukti pada menit ke-58 mencetak gol pembuka melalui striker Fonseca.

Gol tersebut melecut kembali semangat para pemain Persib. Terbukti tujuh menit kemudian mereka berhasil menyamakan kedudukan melalui pemain asal Thailand Suchao menmanfaatkan umpan manis dari Atep.

Setelah beberapa kali menggedor pertahanan Pelita, akhirnya melalui sebuah set piece tendangan bebas pada menit ke-77, Hilton Moriera berhasil menceploskan bola ke gawang Dian Agus yang selama pertandingan melakukan banyak penyelamatan gemilang. Skor 2-1 untuk Persib bertahan hingga peluit babak kedua berbunyi.

Kemenangan tersebut menjadi yang perdana bagi Persib di ISL 2009 setelah di dua laga awal dikalahkan lawan-lawannya pada tur ke Kalimantan. Go… Persib… Go Viking…!

Jadwal ISL Persib 2009 - 2010....

Zeed — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 02:31:00 +0000

Putaran I
Minggu 11 Oct 2009, Persiba vs PERSIB Skor : 2 – 0
Rabu 14 OcT 2009, PSM vs PERSIB Skor : 2 – 1
TC TIMNAS : 15 – 21 Oct 2009
Sabtu 21 Nov 2009, PERSIB vs Pelita Jaya Skor : 2 – 1
Selasa 24 Nov 2009, PERSIB vs Persitara
Minggu 29 Nov 2009, Persipura vs PERSIB
Rabu 2 Des 2009, Persiwa vs PERSIB
Minggu 6 Des 2009, PERSIB vs Persela
Rabu 9 Des 2009, PERSIB vs Persijap
Sabtu 12 Des 2009, Sriwijaya FC vs PERSIB
Sabtu 19 Des 2009, Arema vs PERSIB
Rabu 23 Des 2009, Persema vs PERSIB
TC TIMNAS : 26 Des 2009 – 6 Jan 2010
Sabtu 9 Jan 2010, PERSIBvs Persija
Selasa 12 Jan 2010, PERSIB vs PSPS
Sabtu 16 Jan 2010, Persisam vs PERSIB
Selasa 19 Jan 2010, Bontang FC vs PERSIB
Sabtu 23 Jan 2010, PERSIB vs Persebaya
Selasa 26 Jan 2010, PERSIB vs Persik

Putaran II
Minggu 7 Feb 2010, Persebaya vs PERSIB
Sabtu 13 Feb 2010, Persik vs PERSIB
Selasa 16 Feb 2010, PERSIB vs Persisam
Sabtu 20 Feb 2010, PERSIB vs Bontang FC
Minggu 28 Feb 2010, Persija vs PERSIB
Rabu 3 Mar 2010, PSPS vs PERSIB
Minggu 14 Mar 2010, PERSIB vs Arema
Rabu 17 Mar 2010, PERSIB vs Persema
Minggu 4 Apr 2010, Persela vs PERSIB
Rabu 7 Apr 2010, Persijap vs PERSIB
Minggu 18 Apr 2010, Pelita Jaya vs PERSIB
Rabu 21 Apr 2010, Persitara vs PERSIB
Minggu 2 Mei 2010, PERSIB vs Persiwa
Rabu 5 Mei 2010, PERSIB vs Persipura
Minggu16 Mei 2010, PERSIB vs Sriwijaya FC
Rabu 26 Mei 2010, PERSIB vs PSM
Minggu 30 Mei 2010, PERSIB vs Persiba

Democratiya

antigerman — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:25:37 +0000

I don’t know if it’s been there for a while, but I just noticed that Dissent has an archive of really nicely pdfed back issues of Democratiya. Here are some gems:

Archival material:

The Social Democratic Prospect Sidney Hook (3, 2005. This keynote address was given to the National Convention of Social Democrats, USA, held in New York on July 17-18, 1976)

The Left and Korea Susan Green (5, 2006, originally published as ‘Summing up the discussion on the Korean Statement’ in Forum, the internal bulletin of The Independent Socialist League, in 1950. The ISL (called the Workers Party from 1940-49) was a small American democratic socialist organisation. It published the weekly newspaper Labour Action, edited by Hal Draper (and, before him, Irving Howe, the founder of Dissent), and the magazine The New International, edited for much of the 1950s by Julius Jacobson ( Julius Falk), who went on to found and edit New Politics with his wife Phyllis Jacobson.) Also: Debating World War Three Susan Green (orig 1949, 16, 2009)

Democracy as the Guiding Star Max Shachtman (6, 2006, speech given in Chicago in 1958, alongside Norman Thomas)

The Third Force Memos Ernest Bevin (8, 2007, four memos written by Ernest Bevin, the British Foreign Secretary, and circulated to the Labour Cabinet in January and March 1948.)

The Concept of Totalitarianism Claude Lefort and Three Comments on Claude Lefort Robert Fine (9, 2007, originally 1997), plus Claude Lefort and Democracy Dick Howard

Defending Democratic Values Jean Bethke Elshtain (10, 2007, originally delivered at a conference entitled ‘Sidney Hook and American Democracy: Current Crises, Future Challenges,’ on October 1, 2005, Social Democrats USA.)

The Life of Tom Khan Rachelle Horowitz (originally 2005) and To Max Shachtman Tom Khan (originally 1973), 11, 2007, plus Beyond the Double Standard Tom Khan (first appeared in New America, the newspaper of Social Democrats USA, in July 1985. It had been presented in January 1985 as a speech to the ‘Democratic Solidarity Conference’ organized by the Young Social Democrats(YSD) under the auspices of the Foundation for Democratic Education), 12, 2008

Debating Solidarnosc in 1981 Tom Kahn and Norman Podhoretz (originally 1981, (13, 2008)

Power, Politics and the Labour Party Denis Healey (15, 2008, originally published in New Fabian Essays, edited by
R.H.S. Crossman, Turnstile Press, 1952.)

Democratiya originals:

Open Letter to Tony Benn Alliance for Workers Liberty (2, 2005)

Putting Cruelty First (Pt.1) Interview with Kanan Makiya (3, 2005)

On Gilbert Achcar Patricia Chilton (6, 2006)

Why I did not sign the Euston Manifesto Martin Shaw (6, 2006)

Jabotinsky’s Legacy Evan Daniel (7, 2006, notes influence of Labriola and of Bakunin on Jabotinsky, makes case he was not a fascist)

Orwell in Tribune Nick Cohen (9, 2007)

Letter from Havana Evan Daniel (10, 2007)

The Politics of Edmund Wilson Michael Weiss (12, 2008)

Michael Harrington’s Legacy: An Exchange David A. Guberman & Joshua Muravchik (12, 2008)

1968 special (13, 2008): From ‘Left-Fascism’ to Campus Anti-Semitism Russell A. Berman; An International New Left? Dick Howard; 1968: Revolt against the Masses Fred Siegel; The True Revolutionaries of 1968 Eric Chenoweth; Forget 68: Cohn-Bendit’s new book Philip Spencer.

Alfred Kazin, Hidden Stranger Michael Weiss (13, 2008)

Jacqueline Rose and the ‘Non-Jewish Jew’ Ben Gidley (14, 2008, discusses Marcel Leibman and especially Isaac Deutscher)

On Victor Serge’s Unforgiving Years Michael Weiss (15, 2008)

Poems: Letter To A Full Time Revolutionary Kevin Higgins (15, 2008)/Comrades Kevin Higgins (16, 2009)

Malcolm Caldwell: Pol Pot’s Apologist Michael Ezra (16, 2009)

Stop political terror in Moscow Richard Greeman (16, 2009)

Persib telan 2 kekalahan, Raport merah Mang Jaya

wans — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 11:26:04 +0000

Kekalahan Persib pada 2 partai perdana Indonesia Super League 2009/2010 banyak dikecam banyak pihak. Pihak yang paling mempertanyakan adalah tentunya Bobotoh Persib. Dengan materi pemain yang mumpuni Persib harusnya dapat menahan 2 tuan rumah bahkan mungkin memenangkan pertandingan.

Di atas kertas memang Persib di atas dua lawannya. Bukan berarti Persiba dan PSM memiliki materi yang jelek, tetapi dengan kombinasi beberapa pemain nasional dan juga pemain asing yang dimiliki harusnya Persib superior atas keduanya.

Pada partai perdana bahkan Persib harus bermain dengan 10 pemain setelah Hariono ‘diusir’ wasit. Akhirnya Persib tunduk 0-2. Sedangkan pada partai kedua yang seyogyanya jadi kebangkitan Maung, kekalahan kembali diperoleh oleh pasukan Mang Jaya kali ini dengan skor 1-2.

Apa yang salah..? Apa yang kurang..? Itu yang harus dipikirkan dengan cepat oleh Jaya Hartono. Dua kekalahan di awal besar artinya untuk mengarungi beratnya ISL 2009/2010. Jika gagal membangkitkan Maung, bisa-bisa bisa terus menjadi macan ompong yang tidak menakutkan sama sekali.

Melihat potensi itu bisa diwujudkan oleh pasukan Siliwangi. Nilai 5 yang diperoleh Jaya sekarang bisa ditingkatkan ke level yang lebih tinggi dimana seharusnya Persib berada. Ayo bangkit Persib Maung Bandung. Kamu bisa….

terjun ke jurang

rocky martakusumah — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 15:19:43 +0000

Indonesian Super League 2009/2010 telah dimulai!

Persib Bandung tim kebanggaan saya berangkat dengan percaya diri ke kota balikpapan untuk melakukan laga tandang pertama melawan tim beruang madu PERSIBA Balikpapan dengan target minimal seri

diperkuat cecep supriyatna pada posisi penjaga gawang. Pemain belakang dipercayakan oleh Rene, Wildansyah, Nova. lalu pemain tengah diisi oleh nama2 pemain timnas seperti eka ramdani, atep, hariono, didampingi oleh gilang angga yang bermain disayap.

bermain cukup bagus sampai akhirnya terpancing emosinya,hariono diusir wasit sebelum babak pertama selesai.

hasilnya Maung Bandung kalah 0-2 !!

tp tenang, ini baru pertandingan pertama!masih ada 33 pertandingan lagi!!

ayo sib!jangan kalah lagi dan buat saya merasa ingin terjun ke jurang!

Viva persib!

haha

Herman Lepas PSPS ke Malang

rioardi — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 03:05:54 +0000

Laporan BUDDY SYAFWAN, Pekanbaru

Ketua Umum PSPS Herman Abdullah melepas keberangkatan pemain-pemain PSPS yang hendak berlaga di Malang, Jawa Timur, dikediamannya Sabtu (10/10). Seluruh pemain, ofisial dan pihak manajemen PSPS tampak hadir.

“Kita harus tetap menjaga disiplin, kekompakan, kerja sama yang ulet, dengan demikian akan terbentuk kekuatan yang sangat luar biasa. Target kita hendaknya di putaran pertama ini mampu menempati posisi lima atau enam,” kata Herman dalam sambutannya.

Pada pertandingan perdananya PSPS akan menghadapi Arema Malang di Malang, 14 Oktober mendatang.

Menyinggung kekuatan tim yang ada saat ini, Ketua Umum mengaku tetap optimis. Keoptimisan tersebut juga didasari oleh pemain yang dimiliki oleh PSPS saat ini merupakan 90 persen pemain muka lama yang telah padu dan kompak.

Untuk Stadion yang sudah diberikan sinyal baik oleh PT BLI, menurutnya masih menyisakan kendala. “Yang masih menjadi kendala pada stadion tersebut adalah lampu. Jika PT BLI tetap menargetkan agar segera direnovasi, maka kita akan mengusahakan hal tersebut,” tambahnya.(mg5)

ISL 2009/2010 : Dimulai!

Muhamad Irfan — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 10:30:27 +0000

18 klub, 34 kali main, semusim penuh walaupun kadang-kadang sering bermasalah di jadwal, pemain local berkolaborasi dengan pemain asing, dan supporter-suporter atraktif. Ya, ISL (Indonesia Super League) 2009/2010 siap dimulai!

Saya adalah penikmat sepak bola, termasuk ISL . Kenapa? Yang pertama adalah supporter Indonesia buat saya atraktif dan kreatif, bahkan buat saya lebih atraktif dibanding supporter di negeri Pizza Italia sekalipun. Ya, walaupun supporter Indonesia sering bentrok antar supporter, tapi gak mengurangi banyak kecintaan saya menonton sepak bola Indonesia dari layar kaca teve. Terutama kalau yang maennya adalah Persib!

Menulis postingan ini dan disambungkan dengan Persib, saya teringat postingan yang INI yang juga tampil di portal sepak bola. Sampai sekarang postingan saya itu masih nangkring di daftar Top Post di blog apa adanya ini. Ya postingan tentang The Jak Persija – Viking Persib yang sering bentrok. Dimanapun dan kapanpun mereka bertemu!

Postingan The Jak – Viking sepertinya menarik buat beberapa orang. Bahkan ada beberapa orang yang meninggalkan komentar yang buat saya gak pantes buat ditampilkan. Jadi saya gak approve dan “membuang” ke daftar spam! *sorry ya…!

Di ISL 2009 ini, dengan masuknya Persebaya semakin membuat ISL 2009 akan semakin panas. Baik dari permainan dan tentunya dari sisi supporter. Siapa yang gak kenal Bonek mania, supporter fanatik Persebaya? Bondo Nekad yang nekad pergi kemana pun timnya bermain di negara kepulauan ini, sekalipun para bonek ini gak punya uang. Kehadiran Bonek jelas berlawanan arus dengan Aremania. Siapa yang gak kenal Aremania? Kelompok supporter yang pernah meraih predikat sebagai Best Suporter berkar keatraktifannya dalam mendukung tim kesayangannya, tim yang dijuluki suporternya Ongis Nade alias Singo Edan.

Dan siapa yang gak kenal perseteruan Bonek mania dengan Aremania? Bentrok dimanapun mereka bertemu dalam mendukung tim kesayangan masing-masing. Bahkan berujung anarkis dan korban jiwa. Perseteruan mereka akan diperlengkap dengan perseteruan klasik kelompok supporter yang menjadi teman satu hati dari masing-masing. The Jak – Viking. The Jak bersatu hati dengan Aremania, dan Bonek bersatu hati dengan Viking. Lengkap sudah perseteruan klasik empat kelompok supporter terbesar dari empat klub besar sepak bola tanah air.

dari kiri atas ke kanan : viking persib - the jakmania - bonek mania - aremania

Akankah mereka bentrok berujung anarkis di musim 2009/2010 ini? Entahlah. Yang jelas mereka seperti air dan minyak yang susah buat bisa bersatu. seperti anjing dan kucing yang katanya gak pernah akur. Atau seperti Naruto dan Sasuke yang sepertinya ditakdirkan buat bermusuhan. Mengutip yang ada di dalam manga Naruto : kebencian akan melahirkan kebencian, terus seperti itu sampai menjadi rantai kebencian yang terus memanjang.

If revenge is called justice, then that justice breeds yet more revenge…and becomes a chain of hatred.

When people get hurt, they learn to hate. When people hurt others, they become hated and are racked with guilt.

Tapi daripada gak berharap sama sekali, lebih baik berharap walaupun harapan itu kecil dan hampir gak mungkin. Betul kan? Seperti harapan Jiraya dan Naruto : The day will come when people truly understand one another. Siapa tau di waktu yang lain, gak tau kapan, mereka bisa saling mengerti satu sama lain. Peace, no anarkis.

Dan akhirnya…selamat datang Indonesia Super League 2009/2010. Selamat bertanding. Main fairplay, pemain oke, wasit professional yang gak memihak salah satu klub yang bertanding, ditambah permainan yang cantik tim, dan supporter atraktif yang tertib baik kalah ataupun menang, siapapun yang nonton ISL pasti terpuaskan!

Selamat hari sabtu. Salam semangat. Semangat gak pernah mati dan gak boleh mati! hidup sepak bola dan supporter Indonesia!

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Suka sepak bola tanah air? Jagokan siapa untuk juara musim ini? Atau kurang bahkan gak suka bola? Seperti biasa, baca dan komentar seadanya saja juga gak apa-apa

Gambar diambil dari pencarian gambar di google.

1st IPSL-List Workshop

tanmoy1 — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 21:47:28 +0000

IPSL-List Workshop at EOC Finally, the first IPSL workshop was held today (1st October 2009) at the

Jadwal super liga indonesia 2009/2010

siswomahardani — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 08:15:29 +0000

Berikut adalah jadwal lengkap ISL 2009/2010 hingga pekan ke-34 :

MINGGU 11 OCT 2009
PERSELA vs PELITA JAYA
PERSIK    vs BONTANG FC
AREMA    vs PERSIJA
PERSIBA    vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PSM    vs PERSIB
PERSIWA    vs PERSIPURA

RABU    14 OCT 2009
PERSIJAP vs PELITA JAYA
PERSELA vs PERSITARA
PERSEBAYA vs BONTANG FC
PERSIK     vs PERSISAM
AREMA    vs PSPS
PERSEMA     vs PERSIJA
PERSIBA vs PERSIB
PSM     vs SRIWIJAYA FC

KAMIS 15 OCT 2009
TC TIMNAS : 15 – 21 OCTOBER 2009

SABTU 17 OCT 2009
PERSEMA vs PSPS
PERSIJAP vsPERSITARA

MINGGU 18 OCT 2009
PERSEBAYA vs PERSISAM

RABU 21 OCT 2009
PSPS vs PERSELA
PERSIJA vs PERSIJAP
PELITA JAYA vs PERSIK

KAMIS    22 OCT 2009
PERSITARA vs PERSEBAYA
BONTANG FCvs AREMA
PERSISAM vs PERSEMA
PERSIWA   vs PERSIBA
PSM       vs PERSIPURA

SABTU    24 OCT 2009
PSPS      vs PERSIJAP
PERSIJA   vs PERSELA
PERSITARA vs PERSIK

MINGGU    25 OCT 2009
PELITA JAYA vs PERSEBAYA
BONTANG FC vs PERSEMA
PERSISAM    vs AREMA
PERSIWA     vs PSM
PERSIPURA   vs PERSIBA

RABU 28 OCT 2009
PERSELA vs PERSISAM

KAMIS 29 OCT 2009
PERSIJAP vs BONTANG FC

SABTU 31 OCT 2009
PERSIBA vs PSPS

MINGGU    1 NOV 2009
PERSIJAP    vs PERSISAM
PERSELA     vs BONTANG FC

KAMIS 5 NOV 2009
BONTANG FC vs PERSIBA

SABTU 7 NOV 2009
PSPS vs PERSEBAYA

MINGGU    8 NOV 2009
PERSITARA   vs PERSEMA
PERSISAM    vs PERSIBA

SABTU 14 NOV 2009

PRA PIALA ASIA 2011

MINGGU 15 NOV 2009
PERSEBAYA vs PERSIWA

RABU 18 NOV 2009
PRA PIALA ASIA 2011

SABTU    21 NOV 2009
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSITARA
PERSIB        vs PELITA JAYA
PERSIBA          vs PERSIJA
PSM          vs PSPS

MINGGU    22 NOV 2009
PERSIK          vs PERSIWA
PERSEBAYA     vs PERSIPURA

SELASA 24 NOV 2009
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PELITA JAYA
PERSIB vs PERSITARA

RABU 25 NOV 2009
PERSIK vs PERSIPURA
PSM vs PERSIJA

SABTU 28 NOV 2009
PERSITARA vs AREMA
PELITA JAYA vs PERSEMA

MINGGU 29 NOV 2009
PERSIJA       vs PERSEBAYA
PSPS          vs PERSIK
PERSISAM      vs PSM
PERSIWA          vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSIPURA     vs PERSIB

RABU 2 DEC 2009
PERSIJA       vs PERSIK
PELITA JAYA   vs AREMA
BONTANG FC    vs PSM
PERSIWA          vs PERSIB
PERSIPURA     vs SRIWIJAYA FC

SABTU 5 DEC 2009
PERSIBA       vs PERSITARA
PERSIJA          vs PSPS
BONTANG FC    vs PERSISAM
PERSEMA          vs PERSIPURA

MINGGU 6 DEC 2009
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSIJAP
PERSIB        vs PERSELA
AREMA          vs PERSIWA
PSM          vs PELITA JAYA

RABU 9 DEC 2009
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSELA
PERSIB        vs PERSIJAP
AREMA          vs PERSIPURA
PERSEMA          vs PERSIWA
PERSIBA          vs PELITA JAYA
PSM           vs PERSITARA

SABTU 12 DEC 2009
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSIB
PERSIJAP vs AREMA

MINGGU 13 DEC 2009
PERSELA       vs PERSEMA
PERSIWA       vs PERSIJA
PERSIPURA     vs PSPS
PERSITARA     vs BONTANG FC
PELITA JAYA   vs PERSISAM
PERSEBAYA     vs PSM
PERSIK        vs PERSIBA

SENIN 14 DEC 2009
SELASA 15 DEC 2009

RABU    16 DEC 2009
PERSIJAP vs PERSEMA
PERSELA      vs AREMA
PERSITARA vs PERSISAM
PELITA JAYA vs BONTANG FC
PERSIWA   vs PSPS
PERSIPURA vs PERSIJA
PERSEBAYA vs PERSIBA
PERSIK    vs PSM

SABTU 19 DEC 2009
PERSEBAYA vs PERSIK
AREMA vs PERSIB

MINGGU    20 DEC 2009
PERSIJA vs PERSITARA
PSPS     vs PELITA JAYA
PERSIBA vs PERSIJAP
PSM      vs PERSELA
PERSEMA vs SRIWIJAYA FC

RABU 23 DEC 2009

PERSIJA vs PELITA JAYA
AREMA vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSEMA vs PERSIB
PERSIBA vs PERSELA
PSM vs PERSIJAP

SABTU 26 DEC 2009 TC TIMNAS : 26 DEC 2009 – 6 JAN 2010

SABTU 2 JAN 2010
PSPS vs PERSITARA
PERSIJAP vs PERSIK

MINGGU 3 JAN 2010
PERSELA vs PERSEBAYA

RABU 6 JAN 2010 PRA PIALA ASIA 2011

KAMIS 7 JAN 2010
PERSIJAP vs PERSEBAYA

SABTU    9 JAN 2010
BONTANG FC vs PERSIWA
PERSISAM   vs PERSIPURA
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PSPS
PERSIB    vs PERSIJA

MINGGU 10 JAN 2010
PERSELA vs PERSIK
AREMA vs PERSEMA

SELASA 12 JAN 2010
BONTANG FC vs PERSIPURA
PERSISAM vs PERSIWA
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSIJA
PERSIB vs PSPS

SABTU 16 JAN 2010
PERSITARA vs PELITA JAYA
PERSEBAYA vs AREMA
BONTANG FC vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSISAM vs PERSIB

MINGGU 17 JAN 2010
PERSIK    vs PERSEMA
PERSIWA   vs PERSIJAP
PERSIPURA vs PERSELA
PERSIBA   vs PSM

SELASA 19 JAN 2010
BONTANG FC vs PERSIB
PERSISAM vs SRIWIJAYA FC

RABU    20 JAN 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PERSEMA
PERSIK     vs AREMA
PERSIWA    vs PERSELA
PERSIPURA vs PERSIJAP

SABTU    23 JAN 2010
PERSEMA    vs PSM
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSIK
PERSIB     vs PERSEBAYA

MINGGU 24 JAN 2010
AREMA      vs PERSIBA
PERSITARA vs PERSIWA
PELITA JAYAvs PERSIPURA
PERSIJA    vs PERSISAM
PSPS       vs BONTANG FC
PERSIJAP   vs PERSELA

SELASA 26 JAN 2010
SRIWIJAYA FCvs PERSEBAYA
PERSIB vs PERSIK

RABU    27 JAN 2010
AREMA       vs PSM
PERSEMA     vs PERSIBA
PERSIJA     vs BONTANG FC
PSPS        vs PERSISAM
PERSITARA   vs PERSIPURA
PELITA JAYA vs PERSIWA

SABTU 6 FEB 2010
PERSIWA     vs PERSITARA
PERSIPURA   vs PELITA JAYA
BONTANG FC vs PERSIJA
PERSISAM    vs PSPS
PERSIBA     vs AREMA
PSM         vs PERSEMA
PERSELA     vs PERSIJAP

MINGGU 7 FEB 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PERSIB
PERSIK vs SRIWIJAYA FC

RABU 10 FEB 2010
BONTANG FC vs PSPS
PERSISAM    vs PERSIJA
PERSIWA     vs PELITA JAYA
PERSIPURA   vs PERSITARA
PERSIBA     vs PERSEMA
PSM         vs AREMA

SABTU 13 FEB 2010
PERSEBAYA vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSIK vs PERSIB

MINGGU 14 FEB 2010
PERSIJAP vs PERSIWA
PERSELA vs PERSIPURA

SELASA 16 FEB 2010
SRIWIJAYA FC vs BONTANG FC
PERSIB        vs PERSISAM
PERSIJAP      vs PERSIPURA
PERSELA       vs PERSIWA

RABU    17 FEB 2010
AREMA         vs PERSIK
PERSEMA       vs PERSEBAYA

JUMAT 19 FEB 2010
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSISAM

SABTU 20 FEB 2010
PSM          vs PERSIBA
PERSIB        vs BONTANG FC
PELITA JAYA   vs PERSITARA

MINGGU 21 FEB 2010
AREMA vs PERSEBAYA
PERSEMA vs PERSIK

SELASA 23 FEB 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA

RABU 24 FEB 2010
PERSEMA vs AREMA

SABTU 27 FEB 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PERSELA
PERSIK vs PERSIJAP

MINGGU    28 FEB 2010
PERSIJA      vs   PERSIB
PSPS         vs   SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSIWA      vs   BONTANG FC
PERSIPURA    vs   PERSISAM

RABU 3 MARCH 2010
PERSEBAYA    vs PERSIJAP
PERSIK       vs PERSELA
PERSIJA      vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PSPS         vs PERSIB

KAMIS 4 MARCH 2010
PERSIWA vs PERSISAM
PERSIPURA vs BONTANG FC

SABTU    6 MARCH 2010
PERSIK       vs PERSEBAYA
PERSELA      vs PSM

MINGGU 7 MARCH 2010
PERSITARA vs PERSIJA
PELITA JAYA vs PSPS
PERSIJAP vs PERSIBA

SELASA 9 MARCH 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA

RABU 10 MARCH 2010
PERSITARA vs PSPS
PELITA JAYA vs PERSIJA

SABTU 13 MARCH 2010
PERSIJAP vs PSM
PERSELA vs PERSIBA

MINGGU 14 MARCH 2010
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSEMA
PERSIB       vs AREMA
PERSIJA      vs PERSIPURA
PSPS         vs PERSIWA
BONTANG FC   vs PERSITARA
PERSISAM     vs PELITA JAYA

RABU 17 MARCH 2010
SRIWIJAYA FC vs AREMA
PERSIB       vs PERSEMA
PERSIBA         vs PERSEBAYA
PSM          vs PERSIK
PSPS         vs PERSIPURA
BONTANG FC   vs PELITA JAYA
PERSISAM     vs PERSITARA

SABTU 20 MARCH 2010
PERSIJA      vs PERSIWA
PERSIBA      vs PERSIK
PSM          vs PERSEBAYA

MINGGU 21 MARCH 2010
AREMA vs PERSIJAP
PERSEMA vs PERSELA

SELASA 23 MARCH 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA

RABU 24 MARCH 2010
AREMA vs PERSELA
PERSEMA vs PERSIJAP

SABTU 27 MARCH 2010
PERSISAM vs BONTANG FCJadwal LSI 2009/2010
PELITA JAYA vs PSM

MINGGU 28 MARCH 2010
PSPS vs PERSIJA
PERSITARA vs PERSIBA

SELASA 30 MARCH 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA

RABU 31 MARCH 2010
PERSITARA vs PSM
PELITA JAYA vs PERSIBA

SABTU 3 APRIL 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PERSIJA
PERSIK vs PSPS

MINGGU 4 APRIL 2010
PERSIJAP    vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSELA     vs PERSIB
PERSIWA     vs AREMA
PERSIPURA   vs PERSEMA
PERSIBA     vs BONTANG FC
PSM         vs PERSISAM

RABU 7 APRIL 2010
PERSIJAP    vs PERSIB
PERSELA     vs SRIWIJAYA FC Jadwal LSI 2009/2010
PERSIWA     vs PERSEMA
PERSIPURA   vs AREMA

KAMIS 8 APRIL 2010
PERSIBA vs PERSISAM
PSM vs BONTANG FC

SABTU 10 APRIL 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PSPS
PERSIK vs PERSIJA

MINGGU 11 APRIL 2010
AREMA vs PERSITARA
PERSEMA vs PELITA JAYA

SENIN 12 APRIL 2010
BONTANG FC vs PERSIJAP
PERSISAM vs PERSELA

SELASA 13 APRIL 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA

RABU 14 APRIL 2010
PERSIJA vs PERSIBA
PSPS vs PSM

KAMIS 15 APRIL 2010
AREMA      vs PELITA JAYA
PERSEMA       vs PERSITARA
BONTANG FC vs PERSELA
PERSISAM   vs PERSIJAP

SABTU 17 APRIL 2010
PERSIJA vs PSM
PSPS vs PERSIBA

MINGGU 18 APRIL 2010
PERSITARA vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PELITA JAYA vs PERSIB
PERSIWA vs PERSEBAYA
PERSIPURA vs PERSIK

RABU 21 APRIL 2010
PERSITARA vs PERSIB

KAMIS 22 APRIL 2010
PELITA JAYA vs SRIWIJAYA FC
PERSIWA vs PERSIK
PERSIPURA vs PERSEBAYA

SELASA 27 APRIL 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA
SABTU 1 MAY 2010
PERSIJAP vs PERSIJA
PERSELA vs PSPS

MINGGU 2 MAY 2010
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSIPURA
PERSIB vs PERSIWA

RABU 5 MAY 2010
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PERSIWA
PERSIB vs PERSIPURA

SABTU 8 MAY 2010
PERSIJAP vs PSPS
PERSELA vs PERSIJA

SELASA 11 MAY 2010
LIGA CHAMPIONS ASIA
SABTU 15 MAY 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PERSITARA
PERSIK vs PELITA JAYA

MINGGU16 MAY 2010
PERSIB     vs SRIWIJAYA FC
AREMA      vs BONTANG FC
PERSEMA    vs PERSISAM
PERSIBA    vs PERSIWA
PERSIPURA vs PSM

KAMIS 20 MAY 2010
PERSIBA vs PERSIPURA
PSM vs PERSIWA

SABTU 22 MAY 2010
PERSEBAYA vs PELITA JAYA
PERSIK vs PERSITARA

MINGGU 23 MAY 2010
AREMA vs PERSISAM
PERSEMA vs BONTANG FC

RABU 26 MAY 2010
PERSIB vs PSM

KAMIS 27 MAY 2010
PERSITARA vs PERSIJAP
PELITA JAYA vsPERSELA
BONTANG FC vs PERSEBAYA
PERSISAM    vs PERSIK
PERSIJA     vs PERSEMA
PSPS        vs AREMA
SRIWIJAYA FCvs PERSIBA

MINGGU 30 MAY 2010
PERSITARA    vs PERSELA
PELITA JAYA vs PERSIJAP
BONTANG FC   vs PERSIK
PERSISAM     vs PERSEBAYA
PERSIJA      vs AREMA
PSPS         vs PERSEMA
SRIWIJAYA FC vs PSM
PERSIB       vs PERSIBA
PERSIPURA    vs PERSIWA

31 MAY- 12 JULY 2010
PIALA DUNIA 2010

SELASA 13 JULY 2010
BABAK SEMIFINAL COPA A – B

RABU 14 JULY 2010
BABAK SEMIFINAL COPA C – D

SABTU 17 JULY 2010
BABAK SEMIFINAL COPA B – A

MINGGU 18 JULY 2010
BABAK SEMIFINAL COPA D – C

SABTU 24 JULY 2010
PEREBUTAN PERINGKAT KE-3 COPA

MINGGU 25 JULY 2010 GRAND FINAL COPA

LCS bounces Blissfield

bricalloway — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:43:54 +0000

By Brian Calloway

Daily Telegram Sports Editor

ADRIAN, Mich. – The offsides trap run by the Blissfield High School boys soccer team was successful at times in slowing Lenawee Christian’s offensive attack.

That same tactic also led to the Royals’ demise as Lenawee Christian took advantage of the scheme to get several breakaways and numerous other scoring opportunities. Craig Key and the Cougars capitalized on those chances as they rebounded from last Thursday’s lopsided loss to Ann Arbor Greenhills with a mercy-rule win.

Lenawee Christian’s Brandon Chang (1) and Blissfield’s Alex Martin battle for control of the ball during the first half of Tuesday’s soccer match. Lenawee Christian notched a mercy-rule 9-1 victory. (Daily Telegram photo by Deloris Clark-Osborne)

Key had a pair of goals and an assist as LCS recorded a 9-1 victory over the Royals in an Independent Soccer League contest on Tuesday evening.

“I think at first it was easy (to beat their offsides trap),” said Key, who has seven goals this season.
“We came out really hard. I got some through balls passed to me and we just connected on them.”
Key was one of eight different LCS players to net goals in the victory. Sam Davies, Caleb Antwine, Caleb Ghena, Kris Jacobs, Brandon Chang, Mike Reitz and Andrew Seneker also scored for the Cougars (3-4-1, 2-1 ISL).

“It was nice to come back and bounce back (from our loss to Greenhills),” first-year LCS coach Rico Moreno said. “It was nice to get some goals in the back of the net. (Craig) Key scored his sixth and seventh goals, and when he gets going everyone else feels confident. It made a big difference having Davies up front with (Key). They seem to feed off each other.”

Austin Powel had the lone goal for Blissfield (0-4-1, 0-2).

The Cougars didn’t waste any time scoring as Key gathered a through pass on the left sideline and carried the ball closer to the net before firing a shot past Blissfield goalie Zachery Barker at the 37:01 mark. Key took advantage of the pulled up defense less than three minutes later as he received a pass from Kris Jacobs off a free kick and knocked it past Barker, who was making his first start in goal.

LCS struck again just 19 seconds later as Davies gathered in the rebound of a missed shot by Key and knocked it in for a score to give the Cougars a 3-0 lead less than six minutes into the game.

Blissfield was able to limit the scoring for a short span as its offsides trap worked to perfection. Eventually, the Cougars became more patient and other players got involved in the scoring. Antwine scored at the 21:20 mark before Blissfield got on the board when Jordan Crisman assisted on Powel’s goal.

“We try to use (the offsides trap) in any game as an opportunity to try and slow an offense,” Blissfield coach Tom Frantz said. “If we don’t, I’m afraid we’ll get bunkered in on defense so we won’t do anything on offense. We want to produce some offensive opportunities, and at least we were able to do that a little.”

Ghena and Jacobs also added goals in the final eight minutes of the first half to help the Cougars own a 6-1 advantage at the intermission.

Chang, Reitz and Seneker added goals in the second half to cap the win for the Cougars. Seneker’s score with 18:26 remaining in the contest put the mercy-rule into play.

Noh Alam Shah officially a Crazy Lions

sambalfootball7 — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 08:11:15 +0000

the-afc.com

Tampines Rovers striker Noh Alam Shah has officially signed a year deal with Indonesian Super League (ISL) outfit, Arema Malang.

“I have lost a lot of motivation to play in the S-League, for reasons I do not wish to elaborate right now,” Alam Shah told Today, after Tampines’ 1-0 loss at Woodlands last night. “But football in Indonesia is very physical and that’s what I’m looking for. It’ll be great to play weekly in front of big crowds.” From Todayonline

Noh Alam Shah international teammates,Baihakki Khaizan and Mustafic Fahrudin may join him as well but they are still considering the move.

Arema Malang finished 10th in the 2008-2009 ISL season.Arema supporters who call themselves the Aremania are considered to be one of the most fanatic supporters among all of the Indonesian football clubs supporters.ania has been awarded as The Best Indonesian Football Supporters by Football Association of Indonesia

Catch Goal.com interviewed with Noh Alam Shah on his moved to his new club.

Diskriminasi Bola

hadied — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 09:07:56 +0000

Di era informasi dan teknologi ini, media memegang peranan penting sebagai jembatan informasi terhadap publik. Pertanyaannya, bagaimana mau menciptakan atmosfer sepakbola tanah air yang memiliki pencitraan bagus, jika media dalam negerinya saja kurang dalam apresiasi jurnalistiknya.

Salut saya sampaikan kepada Bola yang senantiasa menyampaikan berita teraktual dari dunia olahraga dalam dan luar negeri. Saya adalah pembaca setia Bola sejak SD, namun sangat disayangkan jika pada beberapa tahun terakhir ini Bola terkesan melakukan diskriminasi terhadap berita olahraga negeri sendiri, khususnya sepakbola. Sebagai pecinta sepakbola, saya dan jutaan penggemar lainnya tentu kecewa ketika digulirkannya ISL (Indonesia Super League) 2008 tidak diimbangi Bola dengan mengeluarkan edisi khusus. Apalagi sampai membahas detil satu per satu profil tim dan kekuatannya masing-masing, profil pemain muda potensial, profil pemain bintang domestik, stadionnya, suporternya, dll. Bandingkan dengan liputan khusus Uero 2008 misalnya. Saya juga paham bahwa media harus mempertimbangkan pasar pembacanya, sponsorship, dsb.

Di era informasi dan teknologi ini, media memegang peranan penting sebagai jembatan informasi terhadap publik. Pertanyaannya, bagaimana mau menciptakan atmosfer sepakbola tanah air yang memiliki pencitraan bagus, jika media dalam negerinya saja kurang dalam apresiasi jurnalistiknya. Sebagai contoh dalam edisi No.1845, di bagian Ole Nasional jadwal Persib vs Persija saja masih salah. Jadwal yang tertulis molor satu hari dari jadwal yang ditayangkan di TV. Saya berharap Bola dapat memberikan liputan mengenai ISL ini lebih padat dan tebal sebagaimana liputan Liga-liga sepakbola luar negeri. Siapa lagi yang akan membela bangsa dan kekayaannya sendiri jika bukan anak bangsa itu sendiri. Boal tak usah takut akan kurangnya pasar, saya yakin lambat laun kecintaan masyarakat terhadap sepakbola nasional akan meningkat. Apalagi era profesionalisme sepakbola sedang dituju.

Untuk PSSI, mewujudkan profesionalisme bukan berarti harus menggunakan bahasa asing dalam istilah-istilah sepakbola. Dalam Bahasa Indonesia istilah-istilah tersebut sudah ada padanannya kok. Contohlah Lega Calcio Italia yang setia menggunakan istilah-istilah sepakbola dengan bahasa negerinya sendiri. Tentunya hal ini juga bukan tanggungjawab PSSI semata, namun media elektornik dan cetak serta seluruh insan sepakbola tanah air juga harus menjunjung bahasa nasional, bahasa persatuan. Mungkin itulah salah satu cara untuk menanamkan kebanggaan terhadap karya cipta bangsa sendiri. Hidup Sepakbola Indonesia!

Wallahu’alam bishowab.

PS: Pernah dikirim ke tabloid BOLA

Profesionalisme Pemain

hadied — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 08:23:24 +0000

Era profesionalisme yang sedang diusung BLI lewat gelaran ISL

kejamnya bola hehe...

2008 seyogyanya diikuti dengan profesionalisme para pemain bola di atas lapangan. Lihatlah betapa masih banyaknya pemain yang bermain tidak profesional. Kartu merah apalagi kartu kuning sudah biasa mereka dapatkan. Hal ini tidak jauh berbeda dengan pemain asing, padahal mereka punya beban moral untuk mentransfer ilmu sepakbolanya.

BLI sudah mengeluarkan aturan denda bagi klub yang kedapatan menerima lebih dari 4 kartu kuning. Namun aturan dibuat untuk dilanggar, nyatanya masih banyak laga yang berakhir dengan lebih dari 4 kartu kuning, bahkan diwarnai kartu merah.

Saya menyarankan hanya kapten Tim yang boleh protes secara langsung kepada wasit dan tanpa kontak tangan. Selain kapten, maka pemain harus diberi kartu kuning untuk protes yang berlebihan. Saya juga setuju dengan beberapa wasit senior yang langsung memberikan kartu kuning terhadap pemain yang memakai aksesoris kalung atau anting. Contohlah pemain besar macam Chritiano Ronaldo yang rela melepas anting dan menutup lubang di daun telinganya ketika turun ke lapangan. Seharusnya pemain bola kita juga sadar bahwa dengan tidak memakai aksesoris, faktor cedera yang tidak perlu dapat dihindari. Gaya sih boleh tapi harus tahu diri dan tempat.

Wallahu’alam bishowab.

PS: Pernah dikirim ke tabloid BOLA

Agenda Politik dan Sepakbola

hadied — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 08:04:27 +0000

Lagi-lagi gelaran ISL 2008 ditunda. Setelah dua laga kandang

persib forevah

Persija ditunda, kini giliran Persib Bandung harus rela menunda jadwal kandang mereka. Padahal bagi Persib kesempatan ini tepat untuk bangkit usai dua kekalahan di tanah Papua. Dan kita sebagai penikmat sepakbola harus bersabar menunggu bigmatch Persib vs Persik.

Masalahnya hampir serupa: kekhawatiran terjadinya kerusuhan. Bedanya kali ini laga di Bandung ditunda terkait agenda politik bernama Pilkada Kota Bandung. Sama seperti kasus di Jakarta, pihak Kepolisian tidak memberikan izin keamanan karena dikhawtirkan terjadi kerusuhan.

Memang tidak bisa dipungkiri bahwa suporter sepakbola belum cukup dewasa. Jika terjadi sedikit saja kontroversi akibatnya adalah konflik yang meluas. Namun sangat disayangkan jika pihak Kepolisian seakan lepas tangan dalam hal ini. Padahal hal ini bisa menjadi latihan bagi Kepolisian dalam mengamankan agenda politik yang lebih besar lagi pada tahun 2009: Pemilihan Presiden dan Wapres. Tentu tidak hanya Kepolisian saja, semua stakeholder sepakabola tanah air harus ikut bertanggungjawab.

Yang sangat dikhawatirkan adalah terhentinya gelaran ISL 2008 karena agenda politik seperti terhentinya Liga pada tahun 1998. Politik dan Sepakbola adalah dua mata sisi uang yang tidak dapat dipisahkan. Namun alangkah baiknya jika agenda keduanya dapat berjalan beriringan sehingga tidak ada pihak yang merasa dirugikan.

Wallahu’alam bishowab.

PS: Pernah dikirim ke tabloid BOLA

Monaal(Pir Sohawa)

salmank888 — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 18:16:34 +0000

This is the wonderful place i have ever visited in Islamabad(Pakistan).It’s located at point named as PIR SOHAWA.Whole beautiful city of Islamabad can viewed from the top of this point.Monaal is actually a resturant at this place created by one of biggest groups in country.

“2018? Warner gives England the Mexican Wave Goodbye”

tailorevents — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 20:11:30 +0000

“2018? Warner gives England the Mexican

Wave Goodbye”

veröffentlicht: 8. Februar 2009, 02:49 – zuletzt bearbeitet: 8. Februar 2009 – 02:49

Grafik: Screenshot vom Sunday Herald

Oh ja, ich glaube nicht, dass ich zu viel versprochen habe: Der putzige Doppelwettbewerb um die Fußball-Weltmeisterschaften 2018 und 2022, erdacht von Sepp dem Unfehlbaren, wird uns noch viel Freude bereiten. Ein Gastbeitrag von Andrew Jennings, der an Sepps Hofe seit sechs Jahren nicht mehr geduldet wird, der also keine Akkreditierungen für Fifa-Events erhält. AJ konzentriert sich einmal mehr auf Jack the Ripper:

By Andrew Jennings

Jack Warner must have his World Cup. FIFA’s serial kleptomaniac, now 65, knows that 2018 is his last chance to acquire the world’s most lucrative sports event and, with his greedy family, loot it. Where does he want it? Mexico.

If anything goes awry, the USA is the fallback. Both countries are captive members of Concacaf, the regional FIFA franchise controlled from Trinidad by Warner.

It’s unthinkable that the Warners would let a World Cup and the once in a lifetime chance to skim TV rights, marketing and hotel packages slip through their fingers. And of course they are well-practiced as the biggest ticket racketeers ever.

When they staged FIFA’s Under-17 championship in Trinidad in 2001, I was there to see them snaffle fast food and beverage contracts in the stadiums, security, hotels, the IT business and, with the personal approval of FIFA president Blatter, their travel agency got all 15 teams’ flight tickets. The construction contracts came earlier.

In 2007 Warner told the BBC that his franchise must host 2018 saying, ‘There are moves to give it to England. I must fight that. I really don’t believe that we should lay down and play dead to anyone who wants to take the World Cup from Concacaf.’ Only two countries in Warner’s franchise could stage the championship: Mexico and America.

For the last few years Blatter has jerked football around, promising, then withdrawing, rotation around the continents. This obfuscation smells of a pact perfected in FIFA’s shadows.

What is that deal? Warner boasted in 2003, ‘I have told Mr Blatter that whenever he is running for election do not come to campaign in Concacaf. He doesn’t have to. Don’t waste his time. Concacaf has 35 votes. He gets 35.’ Blatter gets the FIFA Presidency for Life; Warner gets all the money he can bank, all the tickets he can tout. Ever noticed that when caught racketeering, Blatter inevitably protects him?

And at last, his own World Cup in a country rarely troubled by business transparency. The downside with America is all that freedom of information – and picky business regulators.

Why so sure about Mexico? Drop by Warner’s vast, private commercial leisure, health club and convention complex, with artificial pitch in Trinidad – the Centre of Excellence – all paid for by FIFA.

One salon is named after Herr Blatter. It should be. He provided the cash. The other big one is the Guillermo Canedo Hall. Mexican TV mogul Canedo was a member of FIFA’s ruling group from 1962 until his death in 1997. His understandings with president Joao Havelange brought the World Cup to Mexico in 1970 and again in 1986 and truckloads of dollars for Canedo’s Televisa company.

Canedo’s son, another Guillermo, became a vice-president of Warner’s Concacaf in 2003, the same year he was appointed boss of Televisa International. He also sits on FIFA’s Marketing and Television advisory board.

Can Warner pull it off? Mexico and the USA have adequate facilities – and delivered in the past. Rival bids, hobbled by the global financial meltdown, will struggle to find funding for stadiums, new roads and hotels by December next year.

So Russia’s bid – as oligarchs seek buyers for their yachts – may be as credible as the soon to evaporate bids from impoverished Indonesia, sweltering Qatar and confused Japan and Korea.

Blatter’s banning two-country bids looks part of the conspiracy. Holland/Belgium are more compact than England, the trains are better and so is the beer. Spain/Portugal is only slightly larger. France in 1998 was bigger. What’s the problem? They are the problem. They are surplus to requirements.

An early bath looms for Holland/Belgium with Portugal abandoned on the bench by Spain – which may stagger on to become, with England, Europe’s two bids.

UEFA is likely to favour Spain. Their boss Angel Villar Llona is tight with Blatter and active on FIFA’s refereeing committee. England’s Geoff Thompson, who elbowed the moral John McBeth aside, is the only FIFA vice-president that never comes up on my Google searches. Invisible.

Australia? The irritating thought won’t go away that billionaire Frank Lowy’s bid is to divert attention from tax probes into his business empire – and why his son Peter pleaded the fifth when questioned on Capitol Hill last year about the family’s secret accounts in Lichtenstein.

FIFA’s leaders are fond of Frank and luxuriating on his yacht, lengthy enough to squeeze between two penalty areas – but the berth stops there.

The fantastical notion that England is ‘front-runner’ has been invented by London reporters. The only way to know is to poll the 23 voting members at FIFA – and they do omerta. Likely scenario: Spain and England bruise each other, America withdraws and Televisa pulls clear to win it. For the English, it may be the Mexican wave – goodbye.

I tipped Warner to win seven months ago in these pages. A familiar voice was assuring me, ‘I hope you enjoy Mexico or the States, England isn’t even being discussed in private.’ That was the weekend Capello dragged a tired team to Trinidad and Warner made a killing touting tickets.

As last weekend neared I worried; had my source failed me? Then, as deadline loomed, both countries declared. Phew. The Voice was back on last week. ‘Didn’t I tell you? And they’ve given Wembley the UEFA Champions League Final, it’s a sop.’

Once you know The Fix is in, as it was with the last two World Cup campaigns, there’s not a lot more for reporters to write. But that doesn’t fill pages in London papers so we are inveigled into another fantasy: the whimsy that among the 23 voters are some waverers who might be seduced by a lavishly-illustrated history of Hillsborough, lunch with Mrs Windsor at Windsor and bedtime coca at Claridges. More up-market scoff at Downing Street, Parliament and other eateries. But the buggers live like that all the time, chauffeured around the Michelin Guide.

The Voice tells me that Warner already has 12 votes locked up – Victory! – and maybe 13. Here’s how the numbers are running.

Warner starts with three votes. His and his two handpicked Concacaf sidekicks on FIFA’s executive committee, perfectly round Chuck Blazer from Trump Tower, New York and his other home, Paradise Island, Nassau, and Guatemala’s Rafael Salguero. Hands up everyone who ever heard of this Master of the Football Universe. He says he is a lawyer for banks. I didn’t think anybody these days admitted working for banks.

Shift south and there’s three easy pulls in Latin America. Don Julio Grondona, the noted anti-Semite from Argentina, chairs FIFA’s finance committee and Warner is his deputy. What do they do with FIFA’s money? Swiss Investigating Magistrate Thomas Hildbrand is trying to find out.

Another kindred spirit is Ricardo Teixeira, son-in-law of former FIFA president Joao Havelange, himself no stranger to corruption allegations. Tricky Ricky bosses Brazil’s national association. The most recent investigation said it is, ‘a den of crime, anarchy, incompetence and dishonesty.’

The terrible trio is made whole by Paraguay’s Nicolas Leoz. He’s presided over the Latin American franchise since 1986. Last time England was bidding Sir Bobby Charlton was dispatched to Asuncion to court him, just days after Leoz had secretly trousered a $100,000 kickback from ISL, the company given World Cup marketing rights. A month later Leoz was hosted in London by the FA, lunched at the House of Commons, dined at Lancaster House and then collected a further $30,000 from ISL. How are we doing? Look’s like we’re up to six for Televisa.

At this point I need to tell you that last December Herr Blatter, speaking of the campaign for 2018, assured us, ‘Of course fair play will be the order of the day’ and you must wonder if he was bonging with Michael Phelps.

Warner’s been in Nigeria recently giving support to a FIFA voter in distress, Dr Amos Adamu. Readers will recall Amos was denounced for corruption and fired from their Sports Ministry. Warner will be back in Lagos later this week with light-fingered Leoz, guests of the African regional franchise congress.

Which way will Africa’s leader Issa Hayatou swing? And new boy from Ivory Coast, Jacques Anouma? The fourth voter, Slim Chiboub from Tunisia, was involved in some curious backroom activities when Germany was desperately trying to pull ahead of South Africa to grab 2006. Which they did.

After listening to my well-informed friends in West Africa I’m compelled to write that all four African votes will back Jack. That’s 10 – two more than Europe can muster - and Mexico is ordering Corona by the truckload.

Thailand’s Worwai Makudi was helped to see Germany’s case for 2006. Jack should be his man. That’s 11 on the board. You wouldn’t think that Asian franchise boss Mohamed Bin Hammam, a copiously rich fellow from Qatar, would ever need any help. Suddenly his leadership faces two well-funded challenges and he needs help. Hello Jack. That’s 12 of 23 – Bingo!

Maybe Jack will score more. Russia’s delegate has his own way of looking at these things and we know little about the new guy from Oceania, Tahiti’s Raynald Temarii, whose first language is French and says he once followed Liverpool.

England might add two votes from the Japanese and Korean delegates to Europe’s eight. Much might change before the vote in December 2010 but for now, it seems that Jack’s past the post.

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