WTF do you know what is happening in the betting market?
If this match was not fixed, how cum my big-time bookmaker took the trouble
to call from HK and confidently encouraged me to lay $30,000 for S'pore to win?
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Rejoice! Spore wins 2010 world table tennis women's team title
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WTF do you know what is happening in the betting market?
If this match was not fixed, how cum my big-time bookmaker took the trouble
to call from HK and confidently encouraged me to lay $30,000 for S'pore to win?
sama sama, for betting nuts, fixing & kelong are part of parcel of their real/imagined game of delusion .... happens always at World Cups, Grand Slams etc.
Syndicates are better match analyzers then you arm-chair conspiracy theorists & deluded cynics. They are involved eith or wothout need to fix, as long as there is an underdog situation & high odds justify one huge gamble.
Believe all you want either way. Not hear to change your deluded minds.
Syndicates are better match analyzers then you arm-chair conspiracy theorists & deluded cynics. They are involved eith or wothout need to fix, as long as there is an underdog situation & high odds justify one huge gamble.
Believe all you want either way. Not hear to change your deluded minds.
Ding Ning and Liu are young, even if they lost this time, its part of the development cycle...the next round, they won't be beaten by the same merry gang liao...
Not like us, we depend on this gang of 4 day in day out.
Not like us, we depend on this gang of 4 day in day out.
One can of course argue forever whether there's kelong or not? In the absence of hardcore evidence, anyone can give their respectful 2 cts worth based on hearsay, speculation or even sheer imagination! For me, I saw and studied their concentration, determination, will power, fighting spirit and body language. It was no walk in the park! On the contrary, it was a titanic struggle as far as eyes can see. It's the table-tennis orld championship at stake and not some football match in the C-league! China simply got beaten, perhaps unexpectedly but not without a fight to the bitter end. For the record, I watched the matches but not IP Man!
Damn exciting and nail-biting!
Damn exciting and nail-biting!
One can of course argue forever whether there's kelong or not? ...... it was a titanic struggle as far as eyes can see. It's the table-tennis orld championship at stake and not some football match in the C-league! China simply got beaten, perhaps unexpectedly but not without a fight to the bitter end. For the record, I watched the matches but not IP Man!
At last a CREDIBLE post from someone who WATCHED the matches, instead of relying on big fart HK bookie frd tip-off & what not hearsay & C-League comparisons LOL! Up you for being fair, kuanti01 !
At last a CREDIBLE post from someone who WATCHED the matches, instead of relying on big fart HK bookie frd tip-off & what not hearsay & C-League comparisons LOL! Up you for being fair, kuanti01 !
Our players should not have won this match because we can be sure they'll be beaten at the next Olympics with the Chinese technical team watching every move of our players.
Match fixing seems to be speculative. PRC sportsmen/women who win titles can look forward to opening training schools and merchandising, more profit from that in the long run. There are living examples.
My PRC counterparts still view this as PRC team A lost to PRC team B....lol.... I cant protest.
But congrats to the players, they took the opportunity to proof themselves when it wasn't possible if they had stayed put. It's just human.
INc.really run like business; if do own research and development... too expensive....if fail how?.... all lost. Just buy other people design for popular and in-season products, and this cycle keeps going. Company is just a hollow shell.:o
My PRC counterparts still view this as PRC team A lost to PRC team B....lol.... I cant protest.
But congrats to the players, they took the opportunity to proof themselves when it wasn't possible if they had stayed put. It's just human.
INc.really run like business; if do own research and development... too expensive....if fail how?.... all lost. Just buy other people design for popular and in-season products, and this cycle keeps going. Company is just a hollow shell.:o
One can of course argue forever whether there's kelong or not? In the absence of hardcore evidence, anyone can give their respectful 2 cts worth based on hearsay, speculation or even sheer imagination! For me, I saw and studied their concentration, determination, will power, fighting spirit and body language. It was no walk in the park! On the contrary, it was a titanic struggle as far as eyes can see. It's the table-tennis orld championship at stake and not some football match in the C-league! China simply got beaten, perhaps unexpectedly but not without a fight to the bitter end. For the record, I watched the matches but not IP Man!
Watching on Ch 5 the repeat telecast.
How TianWei came back from 0-2.
How YueGu beat the chiobu Liu Si Wen 3-1 ...
now showing Sun Bei BEi leading 1-0....
Fully understand why you describe the struggle as 'titanic'.
Really, for those who have watched the matches & STILL insist on kelong should get their heads examined
!
Whatever I may think of the system that turned them in Singaporeans and representatives of Singapore, I've got to hand it to Feng Tianwei coming from two down to win 3-2, and then going on to beat World No 1 Liu Shiwen by the same margin.
It must have been her tenacity that shook her opponents. What do you do with someone who won't be beaten?
In our contest against the PAPzis, let us take a leaf from Tianwei's book.
It must have been her tenacity that shook her opponents. What do you do with someone who won't be beaten?
In our contest against the PAPzis, let us take a leaf from Tianwei's book.
I Agree. In her cool reticent way, she displayed the essence of resilience & determination.
In terms of looks, I vote Liu Shi Wen as chio-est. Our Ch 8 actress Koh Yah Hwee bears some resemblance to her.
The most chao ah lian is that Ding Ning - really ah lian look & expressions.
Players like the irrepressible Wang Nan and Zhang Yining are in a league of their own and they retired from table tennis in a blaze of glory! Ahem, I believe they were drafted into politics!
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