2012 London Olympics

[JackFlash]

ang goal lang natin e maka qualify sa oly. winning a medal moreso gold sa bball, we're lightyears away

My thoughts...

Overhaul our sports bodies. Tangna, tagal na nilang nakaupo diyan, wala pa rin silang mabigay na suporta sa mga athletes. Yung isang sports commission, mag-ama pa ang nakaupo. Pati ba naman sports, ginagawang family business?

A program has got to be in place to support those sports that don't require height and heft: badminton, boxing, gymnastics to name a few. Akala ko nung nauso ang badminton, some promising players would emerge. Pero wala. Hanggang intrams, inter-office, inter-village, inter-association lang ang kaya.

Win regional, then work up to global. I thought after the SEA Games that was hosted here, marami nang pambato ang Pinas. No.1 tayo noon. Then again, that was dubious. Si FG Arroyo ang may pakana nun. Baka nilagyan lang ang mga opisyal.

Oh well. We can console ourselves that no other ASEAN nation has won a medal yet in London. Or meron na ba?

And for today's inspiring moment, nakakabilib itong si Oscar Pistorius, a.k.a. Blade Runner. he may be a double amputee but his heart and guts more than make up for his missing limbs: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/06/sp...ss&emc=rss

[ZENMasterTYL]

My thoughts...

Overhaul our sports bodies. Tangna, tagal na nilang nakaupo diyan, wala pa rin silang mabigay na suporta sa mga athletes. Yung isang sports commission, mag-ama pa ang nakaupo. Pati ba naman sports, ginagawang family business?

A program has got to be in place to support those sports that don't require height and heft: badminton, boxing, gymnastics to name a few. Akala ko nung nauso ang badminton, some promising players would emerge. Pero wala. Hanggang intrams, inter-office, inter-village, inter-association lang ang kaya.

Win regional, then work up to global. I thought after the SEA Games that was hosted here, marami nang pambato ang Pinas. No.1 tayo noon. Then again, that was dubious. Si FG Arroyo ang may pakana nun. Baka nilagyan lang ang mga opisyal.

Oh well. We can console ourselves that no other ASEAN nation has won a medal yet in London. Or meron na ba?

And for today's inspiring moment, nakakabilib itong si Oscar Pistorius, a.k.a. Blade Runner. he may be a double amputee but his heart and guts more than make up for his missing limbs: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/06/sp...er=rss&emc=rss

sobrang deeply rooted (sobra na deeply pa, ganon kalala) ang corruption sa pinas na kahit saan ka lumingon may corruption. pati sa sports, di na pinatawad

and yes, mga asean countries like indonesia, malaysia, thailand, singapore and hk already tasted olympic medals

[Ry_Tower]

^ Papano gusto ng sports officials sila ang kumita. Mga corrupt talaga kasi naka-upo dyan all the way to the top. Karamihan ha!

[CVT]

All the way na!

Mga balasvb*s ang mga iyan....

Lahat ng lugar,- puro kurakot,- kaya hindi na tayo makaangat....

16.5K:sunny::sampay:

[ZENMasterTYL]

^^ tayo lang ata yung country na mas marami ang officials kesa athletes during parade

[ZENMasterTYL]

all US ang women's beach volleyball finals

[chua_riwap]

^^ tayo lang ata yung country na mas marami ang officials kesa athletes during parade

Junket trip.......

[Ry_Tower]

Junket trip.......

Baka meron pa dyan mag-TNT.

[chua_riwap]

Baka meron pa dyan mag-TNT.

Parang yung cameroon.
Nawawala na yung 7 players nila.......

[Ry_Tower]

Parang yung cameroon.
Nawawala na yung 7 players nila.......

hehe, ganun na nga. May nauna pa ngang country sa Cameroon eh. Asylum naman hanap.

Pinoy ano kaya hahanapin, DOM or long lost relative?