Park Ji-sung sarung jersi QPR

Pemain tengah Korea Selatan Park Ji-sung menyertai Queens Park Rangers dari Manchester United dengan kontrak selama dua tahun.

“Ini pembelian yang amat baik bagi QPR,” kata pengurus pasukan Mark Hughes, yang juga bekas pemain United kepada laman web kelab itu (www.qpr.co.uk), semalam. Kelab itu tidak mendedahkan bayaran mendapatkan pemain berusia 31 tahun itu yang menyatakan dia berhasrat membantu membawa kelab itu ke tahap baru. Bagaimanapun laporan media menyatakan ia membabitkan 5 juta pound. (RM24.7 juta) 

“Dia pemain utama Manchester United dan memainkan peranan besar dalam kejayaan pasukan itu sejak menyertainya dari PSV Eindhoven pada 2005. Dia sering dipilih untuk perlawanan besar kerana mereka boleh berharap kepadanya dan kita akan memperoleh semua kualiti itu,” kata Hughes.

Pengerusi QPR Tan Sri Dr Tony Fernandes pula berkata: “Saya sentiasa mengimpikan yang terbaik. Apa yang bermula sebagai idea kecil kini menjadi kenyataan.” Park adalah pemain United kedua menyertai QPR bulan ini selepas pertahanan Fabio Da Silva yang menyertai pasukan berkenaan secara pinjaman selama semusim. - Reuters

sumber: Berita Harian

p/s: Woah Park Ji Sung merupakan salah satu pemain yang saya minat. Suka tengok cara dia bermain. Goodluck Park.

GARAGE INTRUDER A TWO-METRE CROC!

TAWAU: Firefighters always expect the unexpected when they get an emergency call for help. But nothing prepared the fire and rescue squad from the local station here for what they would find when they responded to a desperate plea to deal with an intruder in a householder’s garage.

The six-man crew rushed to the home of plantation officer Aziz Djuja, when he phoned to report a two-metre crocodile hiding in his garage.

Shocked Aziz, 41, said he had just driven into his garage last Sunday evening when he spotted what he thought was a piece of wood on the floor.

But when he stepped out from his car to clear the unexpected “piece of wood” out of the way, he found himself staring into the eyes of man-eating crocodile!

“I was shocked and I immediately called the fire station for help,” he said.

Aziz was more than grateful when the firefighters arrived to deal with the beast after his 9.15pm call.

But even then, the crocodile proved no pushover to capture.

“My men took about 15 minutes to catch the crocodile,” Tawau fire and rescue chief Rudy Fredzek said.

Fortunately, his men were able to overpower the reptile – without any casualty – and the crocodile would be handed over to the Wildlife Department.

So it was the case of all’s well, ends well for Aziz.

But even now he still can’t help wondering how such a creature could end up on his doorstep – when the nearest river is more than one kilometre away from his home!

p/s: Wow can I get this one croc to be my pet. LOL.