Djarum INDONESIA Open SS Premier 2013 : Day 7 - FINAL (16th June 2013)

kelana said:
When ones keep on persisting to compare the football/soccer match with the badminton, ignoring the sizes of both the court and the ball itself... insisting on the fallacies that they all need the same level of concentration and accuracy, i rest my case :D

For one, how many centimeter, or more accurately how many millimeter accuracy we're referring to both??? :confused: what's the size of the goal gate? the ball? the court? how many players involved?

after all, what's the similarity, if any, between the two sports? oh i know, they're both *BALL* GAMES :D:p ha ha ha

ps. the amazing thing is that kind of argument is laid down here, in BC forum! If such idea is thrown out on the street talks, it may be more comprehendible.
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How bout comparing with basketball then? Still need full concentration for free throw yet that's probably the moment where the opposing fans are at their "craziest", and within direct line of sight of the players as opposed to badminton. :confused:
 
I like the Stanley Cup games. Its very much like old-school badminton.

The puck is smaller than a shuttlecock, flies faster, but can cause some very serious damage, unlike a shuttlecock.

The game is fast-paced and requires extreme hand-eye coordination, reflexes and injection of speed along with agility.

The spectators watch and applaud politely. The people in a few bars and homes across America that do watch the game, do so on super-large screens and raise their mugs at a particularly good play. Then they go back to their crossword.

The players themselves are very conscious of their own space, and apologize immediately on the rare occasion they touch an opponent by mistake. If a particular play is disputed, everyone stops, watches the replay and accepts the referee's decision, and everyone shakes hands at the end of the game.

Just like in badminton.

Which is also why the Stanley Cup is a very unpopular game.
 
cobalt said:
I like the Stanley Cup games. Its very much like old-school badminton.

The puck is smaller than a shuttlecock, flies faster, but can cause some very serious damage, unlike a shuttlecock.

The game is fast-paced and requires extreme hand-eye coordination, reflexes and injection of speed along with agility.

The spectators watch and applaud politely. The people in a few bars and homes across America that do watch the game, do so on super-large screens and raise their mugs at a particularly good play. Then they go back to their crossword.

The players themselves are very conscious of their own space, and apologize immediately on the rare occasion they touch an opponent by mistake. If a particular play is disputed, everyone stops, watches the replay and accepts the referee's decision, and everyone shakes hands at the end of the game.

Just like in badminton.

Which is also why the Stanley Cup is a very unpopular game.
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My sarcasm meter must be broke, or there's another alternate universe Stanley cup that I'm not privy of..... :p
 
too many things goes above, talking about the tournament this and that

http://www.djarumbadminton.com/djarum-indonesia-open/news/detail/read/ahsan-ini-rejeki-calon-anak/

Ahsan: Ini Rejeki Calon Anak!

16/06/2013


Djarum Indonesia Open Super Series Premier (DIOSSP) 2013 jadi gelar kedua buat Mohammad Ahsan/Hendra Setiawan selama. Buat Ahsan, kemenangan ini jadi rejeki buat sang calon anak yang kini berada di kandungan sang istri, Christine Novitania.
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Ahsan Said the prize will be for his child. his wife is currently pregnant.
I didn't see the match, but good game Ahsan, and hope the prize will serve your kid well :)
 
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