Sarawak played as well as they could against Selangor which the later deservedly won. The lost may have further slipped Sarawak into relegation trouble, still 4 points from the relegation play-off places, but there were positives to be taken from the game. Playing without four regular starters, Sarawak held Selangor at bay for most part of the game and created scoring chances that Epalle might have chased in if had he been playing. Sarawak sorely missed Guy Bwele in the middle of the park.
The Avengers: Movie Review
[Warning: May Contain Spoilers]
The big build up resulting from 5 different movies with 3 of the biggest superhero names (Thor isn’t that high on my list. Besides, he’s a God.). Throw in cameos from Samuel L Jackson and a substantial amount of screen time from Scarlett Johansson in tights for the Ironman 2 movie, you have the whole world intrigued.
Did it live up to the hype? Before you take my word for it, please remember, I hated the transformers trilogy based on it’s stupid storyline, over-complicated CGI and Shia LaBeouf.
Sarawak Held in Kuching
Sarawak had to come back twice in a game they could have won but for a combination of dreadful defending and a lucky goal.
The sight of Vedran Muratovic on trial at Sarawak must have sped up Kalle Sone’s healing as he took his place in the starting line-up, making his debut to a crowd of 17,000 people. Guy Bwele shook off his hamstring injury but Sani Annuar Kamsani was once again called upon to replace the injured Saiful Amar Sudan.
MSL Preview: Sarawak vs Negeri Sembilan
Sarawak welcome Negeri Sembilan at Stadium Petra Jaya tomorrow. Sarawak go into the game after a credible 0-0 draw with Selangor at Bukit Jalil last week while Negeri Sembilan saw off Felda United’s challenge with a 1-0 win.
The thoughts of the wild 