Indonesia vs Malaysia 2:1 video

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Malaysia Cheat Laser

Malaysia Cheat Laser Photo, Indonesia lost 0-3 tο host Malaysia іn thе Asean Football Federation (AFF) Cup finals first leg, whісh wаѕ marred bу laser beam incidents shot bу Malaysian supporters tο Indonesian players.

Indonesian players сhοѕе tο walk out frοm thе pitch іn thе 54^th minute, complaining аbουt low visibility аftеr being shot bу a number οf laser beams frοm Malaysian supporters.

Aftеr a negotiation, аll thе players gοt back tο thе pitch, bυt јυѕt few minutes аftеr thе restart, Indonesia conceded three goals.

Vietnam, whісh lost 0-2 іn thе first leg οf AFF Cup semifinals іn Kuala Lumpur, earlier complained аbουt thе υѕе οf thе laser bу Malaysian supporters.

Indonesia wіll host thе second leg οf thе AFF Cup final οn Wednesday.

RI tο walk out іf Malaysia Cheat lasers used іn final: PSSI

Thе Indonesian Soccer Friendship ѕауѕ thе national team wіll walk οff thе pitch ѕhουld Malaysian spectators υѕе lasers tο blind Indonesian players іn thе first leg οf thе Asean Football Federation Cup final іn Kuala Lumpur tο οn Dec. 26.

“If thеrе іѕ a laser wе wіll nοt continue tο play,” Indonesian Soccer Friendship (PSSI) chairman Nurdin Halid ѕаіd аѕ quoted bу Kompas.com.

Nurdin ѕаіd hе hаd heard thаt Vietnam’s players hаd complained аbουt thе υѕе οf lasers bу Malaysian fans іn thеіr semifinal match.

Reports ѕаіd thе lasers mау hаνе impaired thе Vietnam goalkeeper’s visibility, leading tο Malaysia’s first goal.

“Wе don’t want tο suffer thе same thing,” Nurdin ѕаіd.

Thе second leg οf thе AFF Cup final wіll bе held οn Dec. 29 іn Jakarta.

Watch Malaysia Vs Indonesia Highlights

UFC 124 St-Pierre vs. Koscheck 2

News Online - UFC 124: St-Pierre vs. Koscheck 2. Mixed martial arts on the event to be held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship December 11, 2010 at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

UFC 124: St-Pierre vs. Koscheck 2 is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship on December 11, 2010 at Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec. The event will be the fourth time the UFC has hosted at the Bell Centre following UFC 83, UFC 97 and UFC 113 and the fifth event held in Canada along with UFC 115 which was held in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Sidney Rice, Vikings season

News Online - Sidney Rice, Vikings season. Say this much for Brett Favre's decision-making abilities: At least he made the right call in the off season to have ankle surgery - if by "right," we're talking about keeping Vikings players and fans happy.

Not so much Sidney Rice. Plagued by a hip injury, he ignored medical advice and elected not to have surgery in the off season. On Monday, he went under the knife in Colorado and now faces the prospect of missing at least half the Vikings' regular season.

Talk about lousy timing. Why didn't the Pro Bowl wide receiver handle this earlier? He injured his hip in the same NFC Championship loss against New Orleans that left Favre with a maimed ankle. Now Favre won't have his favorite target when the season opens.

Fans had high hopes when Favre finally got on a plane last week and jetted up to training camp. But when you combine the Rice revelations with wide receiver Percy Harvin's struggles with migraines, the Vikings offense suddenly looks a little shaky. And we may see free agent Javon Walker in Purple.

Manchester United Get the non-star player

News Online - Manchester United Get the non-star player. When other teams hunt for the Premier League top players, Manchester United just hook the non-star players. The Red Devils, the nickname of Manchester United, bring in new players from Portugal, Tiago Dias Manuel Correia aka Bebe. 20-year-old attacker was also recommended that Carlos Queiroz Sir Alex Ferguson's former assistant and now as coach of Portugal.

SkySports information mentions that MU has agreed to recruit Bebe to Old Trafford. Tall players were valued 4.7 million pounds from the club Vitoria Guimaraes.
After the deal, Bebe will undergo a medical in Manchester this weekend.

Transport Arrangements – Getting to Soccer City

Traveling to the Bafana Bafana vs Mexico today or one of the other matches at Soccer City, well here is everything you will need to know about Match Day !
Use Public Transport Options
During the tournament fans are encouraged to use the various public transport options as well as tournament specific transport such as the park and rides and park and walks in each of the host cities.
However we want to encourage fans to not rely solely on the park and rides. They should travel to the transport hubs in each host city and use the array of buses, taxis, shuttles and commuter rail options that will be available.

No Private Vehicles near Stadium Precincts
Spectators should be aware of the fact that no private vehicles will be allowed within the stadium precincts and only people with valid, official tickets for the match will be admitted to the immediate surrounding areas. Private vehicles will also not be allowed to park close to the stadiums due to the exclusion zones which will be put in place.
Johannesburg – Soccer City

Transport Hubs
There are two integrated transport hubs from where various forms of public will transport fans to the two stadiums. They are the Westgate Transport Hub and the Sandton Metrobus Transport Hub.
The Westgate Transport Hub
This hub is situated at the Westgate Station at the corner of Anderson Street and Pat Mbatha Bus and Taxi Way in the Central Business District.
On Match Day the following public transport will converge here

• Metrorail
• Metrobus Services
• Buses from the Airport on Match Days
• Rea Vaya – a new Bus Rapid Transit System (BRT) is designed to provide a high quality and affordable transport system, which is fast and safe. Rea Vaya BRT comprises a middle lane for large, high tech buses which will transport you comfortably and quickly around Johannesburg using specific designated routes, enclosed bus stations along the routes and a high tech control centre to ensure your Rea Vaya experience is a world class one.
• InterCity (Bus) Services
• Bus services from cities outside of Gauteng

Once fans have arrived at this transport hub they will be able to catch a connection to the stadium with Rea Vaya or with Metrorail.
Buy your tickets for the Rea Vaya at the Rea Vaya Station for R12. Match Day ticket holders can take the Metrorail for free.
The Sandton Metrobus Transport Hub
Metrobuses will be running on match days from the Sandton Transport Hub to the Westgate Transport Hub. These buses will be running every 10 minutes. Metrobus will be stopping along the route while still in the Sandton area to pick up fans.
Airport Transfers
There will be bus services running from the OR Tambo International Airport to Sandton on a daily basis as well as to Westgate in the city centre on match days. The Gautrain will also run services from OR Tambo to Sandton.
There will also be services running from Lanseria Airport to Sandton and back.
Park and Ride Sites
At the Park and Rides spectators will park their vehicles and be shuttled via Rea Vaya, Metrobus and Taxis to the stadium. All the selected facilities are within a 12km radius of the stadium.
The following sites have been identified as Park and Ride sites:
Wits Campus, (Soccer City and Ellis Park)
Constitution Hill, (Soccer City and Ellis Park)
Gold Reef City (Soccer City and Ellis Park)
and Bez Valley (Ellis Park only)
Park and Walk Sites
At a park and walk spectators will park their vehicles and walk to the stadium in Johannesburg. The furthest Park and Walk is 2.2 km away from the stadium.
The following sites have been identified as park and walk sites:
Shareworld,
Randshow Rd,
Aeroton (all for Soccer City)
Athlone Boys (for Ellis Park)
The costs for the park and rides and park and walks are as follows:

• Car R50
• Minibus taxi or similar (15,18 or 24-seater) R100
• 35-40 seater bus R500
• 64-seater bus or more R700
• Tickets can be bought at Ticketbreak, www.ticketbreak.co.za From June 1 these tickets will also go on sale at Computicket at www.computicket.com

Please note that all park and ride and park and walk tickets must be bought prior to the match day as no tickets will be sold at the park and ride and park and walk facilities. Fans without a vehicle parking ticket will not be given access to the park and ride facilities.
Commuter Rail
Metrorail will be transporting fans on both their event service and their ordinary commuter service trains.
On Match days extra trains will be provided to run from Westgate Transport Hub to Soccer City and Ellis Park. There will be no charge for taking the trains if you are match day ticket holder. Please visit the Metrorail website at www.metrorail.co.za/
Bus Shuttles
Spectators will be able to board a Rea Vaya bus and be transported to within easy walking distance of the stadiums. You can be dropped-off or leave your car in a private parking garage in the vicinity of a Rea Vaya Station and board the bus. All Rea Vaya Stations will be operating during the tournament. A return trip will cost R12 (South Africa Rand). Visit www.reavaya.org.za/
For more information on Johannesburg’s match day transport visit www.joburg.org.za and click on Joburg 2010 Transport.
2010 World Cup Stadium Behaviour
Once you are at Soccer City, make sure you are up to date with 2010 World Cup Stadium Behaviour, so that you don’t get into trouble. In fact read this post before your go so that you don’t try to take the wrong stuff with you or that your bag isn’t too big.
Soccer City Pics from Welcome to Soccer City Stadium 2010

Mexico vs France World Cup 2010

News Online - Mexico vs France World Cup 2010. Last night, Mexico panicked the soccer world by defeating the hot accepted team France. The considerable point here is, Mexico scored two goals and France could not earn the goal. Mexico substitute players, Hernandez and Cuauhtemoc Blanco scored one goal each. Mexico made 1-1 plan in their first match against South Africa. Mexico reached the top status in the Group A table of 2010 Football World Cup.

Hernandez scored a goal at the 64th cramped and Cuauhtemoc Blanco scored his first goal at the 79th small. Mexico will meet Uruguay in their upcoming match on Tuesday. A map is enough for Mexico and Uruguay to reach into the next stages. But, there are fewer chances to plot for the match between Mexico and Uruguay. France must collect against South Africa with a goal contrast to fetch in near to the next stages.

Stanley Cup Finals 2010 Schedule

News Online - The Stanley Cup in 2010, the Chicago Black Hawks lost in the conference and then, eventually, but if the symbol at the end of this article for the first time since 1992 that the device used. And the player is equally difficult to fans tend to be rough and off ice e. The Black Hawks won the final Western Conference with Dustin Byfuglien played fantastic. And now, with the winner of the Philadelphia / Montreal series is all that exists in the minds of its Black Hawks for the Stanley Cup Final in 2010. Just for the record, like the hockey final tend to set many records, this is his first appearance since 1992 and won the first since 1961. With Marian Hossa playing in his third championship in three years with three teams, success is not guaranteed, but the grades are determined.

Other big names on the Stanley Cup Finals appearance in 2010, Jonathan Toews was the first year and goalkeeper Antti Niemi. If they can get Niemi win only the fourth rookie goalie for a championship in 40 years. We found that the game will be full of notes, ifPhiladelphia can survive, this is a Chi Phi-series final. As it seems now, it can not find the Hawks fans to get tickets for the countries of Central Europe, has become extremely difficult.

Schedule 2010 Olympics

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Feb. 12

Opening ceremony: There's usually only one big secret leading up to the ritual kickoff, and that's which national sports icon will serve as the final torchbearer. Who else could it be in Hockey Heaven other than The Great One, Wayne Gretzky? Organizers have been coy about No. 99's possible assist, and mum about two other questions: How will the torch-lighting comply with fire codes in the first indoor opening ceremony in Olympic history, and will there be an unprecedented "second cauldron" somewhere outside BC Place for crowds to enjoy and TV crews to use as a backdrop for live shots? Apart from that suspense, the best part of the ceremony for couch potatoes is critiquing the outfits worn by national delegations on what amounts to Oscar night for sporting apparel companies. The U.S. team will be clad in Ralph Lauren, while the host Canadians went with the Hudson Bay Trading Co. Stay tuned. -- Ford.

Feb. 13

Men's downhill: Former Olympian Scott Macartney says that to appreciate how steep and fast a typical downhill is, imagine "taking a hockey rink and standing it on its edge." The downhill at Whistler is no different. Parts of the course are named the Toilet Bowl, the Weasel and the Afterburner. Bode Miller won't be the favorite -- Switzerland's Didier Cuche and Carlo Janka are -- but Miller can repair his image by flying down the mountain to victory. (American Andrew Weibrecht has been improving dramatically this season and could surprise here.) -- Caple

Women's freestyle skiing: Moguls: Canada has yet to win a gold medal, in any event, in a home Olympics. Defending champion and current World Cup circuit leader Jennifer Heil could break that streak Saturday evening, although several top U.S. skiers will try their best to prevent her from doing that. Crews have been working around the clock to make sure there's enough snow on Cypress Mountain, and the athletes gave it a thumbs-up after training runs this week, but suffice to say it won't be powder. -- Ford

Men's speedskating, 5,000 meters: Put on your orange colors and watch Dutchman Sven Kramer continue to do his Roger Federer thing. Kramer hasn't lost in the 5,000 since 2007, and the Dutch could dominate the entire podium. -- Bryant

Feb. 14

Women's skiing, super-combined: And then, suddenly, the world slipped off its axis. If Lindsey Vonn's bruised shin doesn't heal sufficiently or keeps the U.S. skier out of the Games entirely, Austria's Michaela Dorfmeister and France's Fabienne Suter would be the favorites to walk away with the gold. Austria may even score two medals in the super-G. -- Bryant

Men's luge: When you're watching the luge, check out the unlucky 13th curve, what the athletes are calling the 50-50 curve, meaning half the sleds make it out of the curve and half wind up in a crash. -- Bryant

Women's hockey: USA versus China: The U.S. team begins what should be a routine march to the medal round with a game against China that can be classified only as a warm-up. The Chinese finished fourth in the inaugural women's Olympic tournament in 1998 but have fallen on harder times since and are 0-11 against the U.S. in major events. The U.S. has also outscored them 17-1 in two previous Olympic meetings. 'Nuff said. -- Ford.

Feb. 18

Men's figure skating, free skate: Tuesday's short program will have left a handful of skaters in contention. Will Plushenko extend Russia's gold-medal streak to five Olympics and become the first back-to-back champ since Dick Button (1948-52)? Or can Lysacek, Abbott or Weir knock him off to win America's first gold in this event since Brian Boitano in 1988? And if so, will they wind up with a song about them in the next "South Park" movie? -- Caple

Women's snowboarding/halfpipe: The fragmented competition format in this sport means that quite a few of the world's best haven't met head-to-head much, if at all, this season, but there's one certainty: 2002 gold medalist Kelly Clark, defending Olympic champion Hannah Teter and 2006 silver medalist and reigning X Games champ Gretchen Bleiler of the U.S. will be formidable competition for the rest of the world, especially the Chinese. -- Ford

Feb. 19

Men's skiing, super-G: America's best hopes here? Ligety (ranked ninth in the world standings) and Bode (12th), of course. But if you're placing bets here, you'll want to go with the Europeans. Austria's Michael Walchhofer is ranked No. 1, Norwegian superstar Aksel Lund Svindal is No. 2 and Austria's Benjamin Rauch is No. 3. And while the Swiss grand old man Didier Cuche is 35 years old and dealing with a broken thumb, he is ranked fourth. Yes, there are non-Americans in the Olympics! Who knew? -- Caple

Men's skeleton, medal night: If you've never seen skeleton before, just check it out before designating yourself a tough guy. Face-first, chin an inch off the ice and no brakes on what is considered the fastest course in the world. With that in mind, does it really matter which country is racing? -- Bryant

Feb. 20

Women's skiing, super-G: Will the "Vonntourage" be loud or silent? -- Bryant

Men's speedskating, 1,500 meters: If Shani Davis -- one of the best skaters in U.S. history -- wins this as expected (he has dominated the 1,000 and 1,500 during the World Cup season) will he break his code of silence with American reporters? More importantly for cable viewers (and aren't we all), will he grant an interview to Stephen Colbert, whom Davis whipped in a 500-meter race despite sporting the comedian a 13-minute head start in a sprint that usually takes about 35 seconds? -- Caple

Short-track speedskating, men's 1,000 and women's 1,500: This is another opportunity for Apolo Ohno to add to his medal haul, while fellow American Katherine Reutter goes for gold, as well. Which will be a relief. Reutter says for the past month or so, "People I don't even know keep telling me, 'You're racing in 24 days!' Thanks, it's not like I'm stressed or anything." -- Caple

Cross-country, 30K pursuit: Split between 15 kilometers of classical skiing and 15 kilometers of free skiing, this probably will be American Kris Freeman's best shot at a medal (his strength is classical skiing). Norway's Petter Northug, the Ochocinco of cross-country skiing, can say outrageous things immediately after winning a race, so listen in. Though, of course, he may be speaking Norwegian, so listen very carefully. -- Caple

Feb. 21

Men's skiing, giant slalom: The men had their Vonn equivalent in Bode four years ago; but with all the eyes and pressure on Vonn in Vancouver, Ligety can concentrate with relatively few distractions. -- Bryant

Men's hockey, rivalry day: The Olympic gods must have had a hand in this schedule. Hockey fans will be treated to three heated matchups in one day: Russia-Czech Republic, Canada-USA and Sweden-Finland. The crowds will be rowdy and the action will be intense, even on the NHL-sized rink. -- Russo.

Feb. 22

Ice dancing, free dance: The last of three nights of dance competition could be the best reality dance show of all time. A North American medals sweep is possible if the U.S. teams of Meryl Davis and Charlie White and 2006 silver medalists Tanith Belbin and Benjamin Agosto as well as Canadians Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir skate the way they've been skating all season. We'll also know by now whether Russians Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin were burned by their choice of Aboriginal music and tribal costumes in an original dance program some Australian critics found offensive. -- Ford

Women's hockey, semifinals: If the draw and seedings go true to form, two Scandinavian teams will stand in the way of a U.S.-Canada final, and the U.S. will play Sweden, which pulled off the 2006 upset that forced the Americans to settle for bronze -- the only time the Americans have lost to the Swedes in 18 games in major events. That also remains the only occasion in which the U.S. or Canada has lost to any team other than each other in top-level competition. -- Ford

Feb. 23

Women's figure skating, short program: The Olympics is never won here, but it's often lost. South Korea's Yu-Na Kim will probably be the belle of the ball on this night for her scintillating "Bond girl" program that features music from the famous "007" films, but several skaters should be bunched at the top, including Japan's Mao Asada and Canada's sweetheart, Joanie Rochette. -- Ford

Feb. 24

Alpine skiing, women's slalom: Germany's Maria Riesch is ranked No. 1 and will be the favorite. Vonn's strength is in the speed events, not the technical events, but she is ranked 13th in the slalom, so you can't completely count her out. -- Caple

Women's freestyle skiing, aerials: It's China against the field here. Australia's Lydia Lassila is positioned best to break up a medals sweep by a talented group that has a stranglehold on World Cup competition this season and is aptly nicknamed "The Chinese Air Force." Jana Lindsey is the top-ranked American in the discipline. -- Ford

Women's bobsled: Something for everyone here: There are the Germans, Cathleen Martini and Romy Logsch, but the Canadian team expects to contend for medals, as do the Americans. -- Bryant

Feb. 25

Women's figure skating, free skate: Japan's Mao Asada could vault to gold if she hits two triple axels as she did at the Four Continents event a few weeks ago, but doing that under Olympic pressure is a long shot. If she's in form, she and compatriot Miki Ando should pose a strong challenge to world champion Kim. Rochette could win her country's first medal in the event since Elizabeth Manley in 1988. Americans Rachael Flatt and Mirai Nagasu will need the skates of their lives to be within hailing distance. -- Ford

Women's hockey, gold-medal game: If it's U.S. versus Canada, here's a telling statistic: Through last year's world championship, over the past 20 years, the U.S. team was a combined 83-2-2 against 10 other world-class teams and 14-35-1 against its northern neighbors. Canada is riding a five-game winning streak against the Americans this season, but home-ice expectations can cut both ways, as the U.S. team found out in Salt Lake City in 2002. Either way, this rematch could be played in front of one of the largest crowds ever to see a women's hockey game. -- Ford

Men's freestyle skiing, aerials: Anton Kushner of Belarus has dominated the 2009-10 World Cup circuit and the Chinese bring a strong contingent here, as well, but Jeret "Speedy" Peterson could trump them all if he can land his signature "Hurricane" trick in the finals. A Czech skier won the gold in 2002 with a similar triple-flip, quintuple-twist maneuver, but Peterson's is sequenced differently and even harder. -- Ford

Feb. 26

Women's skiing, slalom: The favorite here is Maria Riesch, but depending on how Vonn and her shin respond up to this point, she could be doing her best Phelps impersonation. -- Bryant

Women's curling, medal night: Believe it or not, curling is one of the toughest tickets at these Olympics because it's a popular sport in Canada. The American team is led by four-time Olympian Debbie McCormick, whose father, Wally Henry, just happens to be the team's coach. -- Caple

Big night in short-track speedskating: The skating schedule comes to a close with three events -- the men's 500, the women's 1,000 and the always-entertaining men's 5,000 meter pursuit, which is two parts world-class relay race and one part multiple clown-car pileup. -- Caple

Feb. 27

Men's curling, medal night: Canada is a favorite, but will the U.S. men still be in contention (the U.S. took the bronze in 2006)? If not, it won't be for lack of chemistry. These guys bonded as teammates while sharing a two-bedroom apartment in Minnesota the past six months; Jason Smith and Jeff Isaacson shared a room with a bunk bed. -- Caple

Men's skiing, slalom: Jimmy Cochran (20th) is the highest-ranked American in the slalom, so don't expect the U.S. to close out the alpine events with a bang. The bigger question is, given how warm the winter has been in the region, will it be snowing in Whistler by the end of the Olympics, or raining, or will spectators line the course in shorts and T-shirts? -- Caple

Men's bobsled: The mantra for the U.S. team for the entire World Cup season has been that the gold belongs to them. Legend Andre Lange and the Germans expect to have a lot to say about that. -- Bryant

Feb. 28

Men's hockey, gold-medal game: There are few ways this game can go wrong. If it's Russia, you get Alex Ovechkin. If it's Canada, you get Sidney Crosby and a dream team of millionaires. If it's the United States, you get history. And don't be surprised by the Czechs. Best matchup: Canada versus Russia, Ovechkin versus Crosby, for love of country, warming up for an Eastern Conference finals clash in the NHL. -- Bryant.

Closing ceremony: Shed a tear until 2014 in Sochi, Russia, because from an American perspective, 2010 will have been the most talented and promising team the U.S. has put together for the Winter Games. Perhaps it will have been the most successful, too. -- Bryant.

Olympics

Jana Rawlinson Perkecil Payudara

News Online - Maraknya Lifestyle para Atlet dunia, Kususnya datang dari atlet putri. Hanya sekedar sebagai Pemacu dalam prestasinya di dunia olah raga, beberapa atlet putri dunia nekat melakukan operasi pengecilan payudara.

Alasan ini memang kontroversial namun agaknya pengecilan ukuran payudara cukup beralasan jika dianalisis melalui pendekatan ilmiah. Salah satu Atlet putri yang melakukan pengecilan payudara adalah bintang cabang atletik asal Australia, Jana Rawlinson.

Atlet berparas cantik yang berusia 27 tahun "Jana Rawlinson" sedang menjalani terapi untuk menjalani implantasi payudara.

Jana mengaku tidak nyaman dengan ukuran payudaranya saat ini, yang dirasanya masih terlalu besar. Menurutnya, ini menghambat dirinya untuk mencetak prestasi di arena.

"Saya ingin berprestasi maksimal di ajang olimpiade di kota London pada 2012 nanti. Ajang itu mungkin akan jadi akhir karier profesionalku di cabang atletik. Saya tidak ingin gagal dan ukuran payudara saya yang sekarang sepertinya kurang pas. Jadi, saya putuskan saja untuk mengubah bentuk dan ukurannya. Mungkin keputusan saya sedikit aneh, tapi itulah yang harus saya lakukan untuk meraih prestasi terbaik," .

Jana Rawlinson

Sambutan Milanisti Untuk Beckham

News Online MILAN - David Beckham statusnya saat ini adalah sebagai pemain pinjamanan di skuad AC Milan. Ini serentak tidak membuat sambutan dari tifosi Milan (Milanisti) turun bahkan sebaliknya sambutan hangat seraya memberi semangat.

Di Awal karirnya tahun 2010, Beckham kembali menjalani masa pinjaman selama setengah musim di San Siro. Ini merupakan kali kedua Becks merumput bersama Massimo Ambosini dkk. Namun, kendati hanya enam bulan di Milan (pada kali pertamanya lampau), gelandang veteran 34 tahun ini telah dinilai berhasil mendapatkan hati Milanisti.

Tifosi setia Milan ini pun semakin menyanjungnya setelah Beckham tampil cantik pada saat Il Diavolo menang besar 5-2, meski tak mencetak gol.

“Saya sangat senang. Fans di sini (Milanisti) sangat luar biasa. Saya sangat menikmati momen ini,” ungkap Becks seperti dikutip Sky Italia, Kamis (7/1/2010).

“Enam bulan telah berlalu (saat pertama gabung di Milan). Namun, tak ada yang berubah. Saya masih merasakan kehangatan yang diberikan fans,” tambahnya.

Melihat performa beckam yang tampil apik bersama Milan, Membuka peluang Beckham untuk dapat Berlaga memperkuat Inggris di Piala Dunia 2010, Afrika Selatan. Beckham hanya butuh tampil reguler di skuad Rossoneri untuk mendapatkan kepercayaan pelatih Fabio Capello.

“Saya pikir, saya telah memainkan pertandingan yang bagus. Namun, masih banyak pertandingan yang harus saya jalani sebelum berpikir tentang Piala Dunia. Untuk saat ini, saya merasa sangat bahagia dengan penampilan perdana saya bersama Milan,” tutup pemilik tendangan bebas maut ini.