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Nice draw! :)

Oh, and nice draw for KMC vs Sab too!

Aro Kings will CT this game as PJ Reds is just too strong for us...especially with ex-Aro star, Abdul Rahim leading the firing line. Hopefully Abdul Rahim will find it within him (sentimental wise) not to turn up for the game.

Aro Kings is now officially appealing to team owner of TAT to break some legs and arms during their game with PJ Reds. In return Aro King's PRO, Keeley Hazel will arrange a nice and relaxing spa session for TAT.

Wah liao eh... so early in the tournament kena lottery against another MBBA team already ah...
second factor is that both PJR and Aro Kings had already played away on the first two rounds of the tournament and it is so unfortunate that in the tie, PJR had been picked to endure playing away again the third consecutive time and with a tough opponent in ARO.

no doubt the most excited person in PJR would be Abdul Rahim for having an unexpected earlier visit back to his former beloved fans at Imaginarium this season. Redtooth was out for his routine badminton session with AroKing this evening and had no idea of the matchup. After the session, Redtooth realized that he had more than 20 missed calls, most of them were from Abd Rahim. Incidently, one of the missed calls was from TooCool and he left a message complaining that the ****** (profanities deleted) AroKing is telling everybody that he's gay. Err... anyway, back to the topic, when Redtooth arrived home, Abd Rahim decided to come in person to meet his manager to seek his manager's absolute assurance that he will get his chance to start against his former team in the cup match. Redtooth asked him in return that he keeps himself from foul trouble that night.

so the game is set! PJR has no choice now and will also CT this match.

What a tough early season for Aro Kings! Already lost 2 games in the beginning to neighbours, KMC RA and TooCool, now we have to contend with another neighbour, PJ Reds in the cup. The loss of superstar Abdul Rahim has affected the performance of the team this season in the scoring department. Some pundits have likened his departure to that of Cristiano Ronaldo's from Manchester United.

The club legal advisers are now looking at the possibility that Abdul Rahim was tapped up by PJ Reds during last season's play-offs. If there is any basis on this allegations, the club will definitely seek sanctions from the Commissioners of BB Msia on PJ Reds. Some of the sanctions will include possible suspension and hefty fines for both PJ Reds and the player.

On another note, some sleazy tabloids have reported that Abdul Rahim was seen going into the condo block of TooCool team owner late at night and leaving in the early hours of the following morning. All these are happening amidst strong rumours of TooCool sexual preference for the more masculine type. Apparently photos were taken of the two of them in a rather "intimate" situation in a dance club called Club CMKR. For the less knowledgeable, Club CMKR is a well-known but discrete dance club normally patronised by gays and lesbians.

The biggest match of the season so far!
The drama surrounding this matchup has reach frontpage publicity level in the daily tabloids.

About a hundred odd reporters who have been waiting eagerly outside the PJ Reds club headquarters finally managed to get some response from the club when the club's spokeperson, Mr Wasi Apec came out to give a short statement with regards to the allegations from Aro Kings.
He said, "Or lan kan Aro King ai sue PJ Reds meh?? wah liao eh... sue ham mi lai eh... wa mm chai Aro King kong ham mi la."
"Wa kom-pan-nie pay sar melion mah... ooi mah? sar melion... twee melion dolars! Aro King siao lang la... wa kom-pan-nie beh tap-tap la..."
"Ai tap-tap, ki mai iphone la..."

97 odd reporters out of the reported 100 reporters outside PJ Reds training facility walked away disappointed with nothing newsworthy as they could not comprehend a single word uttered by Wasi Apec, the spokesperson for PJ Reds. The remaining 3 reporters were there by mistake hoping to catch a glimpse of Keeley Hazel, Club PRO for Arowana Kings. Realising their error, they quickly made their way to Scarington Grove, the training facility of Arowana Kings.

Early this morning also saw officers from MACC leaving the premises of PJ Reds with loads of seized documents. After much begging, pleading and bribery, an unnamed source within MACC disclosed that they were investigating the allegation that officials from PJ Reds have bribed the mother of star SG Abdul Rahim with food vouchers from Kayu Nasi Kandar for persuading and influencing her son in signing with PJ Reds, thus walking out on Arowana Kings.

MACC called for a press conference at noon today to clarify their reported activity in PJ Reds club headquarters in Kelana Jaya this morning.
The Selangor MACC director Solam Bhawakicil said that the visit to PJ Reds this morning was an invitation from the club itself to ensure that they had nothing to hide following allegations of irregularities of a recent transfer of a national player by the club. He said that PJ Reds had produced to MACC with loads of documented evidences and chronological events of what had actually transpired in that transfer of the player right from the beginning to the completion of the transfer. As these are critical information, the club allowed the MACC to take copies of the information back to MACC headquarters for further investigation, not "seized" as reported.
He also said that they have indefinitely suspended one of their officials for bribery, and confirmed that a reporter has been picked up for questioning by the MACC.
Encik Solam also clarified that the food vouchers from Kayu Nasi Kandar in question were produced to MACC officials in PJ Reds club headquarters this morning by the parents of the national player. He added that these vouchers have already expired long time ago in mid 2008 and were given to them, taking advantage of them being poor at that time in order to have their talented son to play for a certain club without having to go through the draft process. Encik Solam confirmed that MACC is investigating this as well and appealed to those with information to contact the MACC hotline at 1-800-88-6000.