Malaysia 3rd Gold Medal in Sukan Sea Indonesia 2011 at 9:02 PM

Wahhh...kali ini tajuk entry En AL agak panjang, Malaysia 3rd Gold Medal in Sukan Sea Indonesia 2011.hehehe. Harap2 entry ni berjaya la mengalahkan entry lain. Dah la blog tak popular, ade hati konon nak jadi blog popular..hehehehe.

Back to the entry, kali ini En AL nak citer paal kejayaan seorang kawan En AL. Baru sahaja ditabalkan sebagai pememnang pingat emas Sukan Sea 2011. Dia ini kawan En AL masa kecil, kira orang kampung En AL la. Dulu masa kecik2, selalula main guli sesama, main bola sepak sesama..Dia ni berbangsa Cina. Masa dulu2, siap buat pertandingan lawan bola sepak tu antara dia versus dengan kita orang iaitu Cina versus Melayu. Nak kata rasis kat kampung tu takdela, tapi Cina ade geng dia tersendiri, melayu ade geng tersendiri. So, lawan la bola sepak.

kekadang Melayu kalah, kekadang Cina kalah. heheheh

Btw, itu masa zaman skolah rendah, bila start je sekolah menengah En AL dah jarang jumpa dia. Maklumlah En AL duduk asrama dan ikatan kawan tu pun makin menghilang. Tup Tup  Tup...tengah En AL menonton TV3, diumumkan Malaysia menambah pingat emas. terperanjat En AL tengok kawan sekampung En AL menang pingat. Tak percaya ??? 

pg Google nama  Lo Choon Sieng, nnt tahula true story dia..hehehhe..bangga En AL, bangga kampung Ujung Padang/Lubuk Redan....:)

Jom tgk berita ni ; Source

 

PALEMBANG (Nov 13, 2011): Lo Choon Sieng won the men’s 20km walk gold medal for the Malaysian contingent on the third day of the 26th SEA Games today.

By winning Malaysia's third gold, he finally made up for the disappointment of getting disqualified in Laos two years ago.

The Melaka-born athlete recorded 1 hour 32.34 minutes, overcoming his closest challenger, Indonesian athlete Hendro, who was just one minute behind.

"I am ecstatic. I worked hard for the past two years. This was my target after failing in Laos," the 26-year-old told Malaysian reporters afterwards at the Jakabaring Sports Complex's Athletics Stadium here, today.

"I came with full confidence. My coach also gave me motivation, which helped me a lot, my parents too...and what I did during training all this while I was able to put into practice during the race," added Lo, who is a protege of V Subramaniam.

Meanwhile, despite getting only a silver medal, national shot putter Adi Alifuddin Hussin was content with creating a new national record of 17.53m, overcoming his old record of 17.38m

Adi, 23, said he did not have high hopes for gold knowing the strength of Thai participant Chatchawal Polyiam who emerged champion with a throw of 17.74m.

"I am not disappointed. For me, being able to break my own record is already a success," said Adi, who started training two months before the Games.

Adi had taken a six-month break from training after a shoulder operation. – Bernama