For the inarticulate.

Grumbles

Actually, the week started quite alright. Monday, Classes were released, Jenny was in the same class, Cherry was to be my Medical Technology facilitator. Hooray.

Things started going down starting from the beep test. I didn’t manage to reach level 6, after Ahad pulled me out wrongly and put me back in again. I’m not too fazed about that, I know I could have reached level 6 without the interruption. No big deal, except the next time round, the target is set at level 8. Goodness.

Tuesday was the match against Queensway Sec.

I didn’t get picked to play. =/

Even though Faz’s first choice of the back four (yes, it’s obvious now) had walking injured in the positions I played in. She wanted to dispose of over-reliance on the bench by having most of the team play the full 90 minutes. Fair enough, so there isn’t much to say except that I’m not good enough for the first team yet. It is not a pleasant feeling, being left out of the entire game. Even though the conditions were bad, pitch was still waterlogged and the heat from the sun was unbearable, even from the bench. It is also the first game I haven’t played in. But I will put my trust in Faz’s post-match words. I will continue being committed and dedicated but I will have to show my improvement. And when picked, I will have to prove my worth. I will make sure these are not empty words.

Anyway, score was 1-1 and Nas had a brilliant second half. (:

And boots dah rosak. I need new boots soon.

Today, I wake up, log in to LEO and find Cherry is no more my Med Tech facilitator. Grumbles. I hope it changes back before school starts in *sheesh* five days time.

On an unrelated note altogether, I have been sucked into watching House M.D. Some medical drama with an entertaining asshole of a doctor. =]

EDIT: I kope-d this quote from Mary’s blog.

“Football is like life, it requires perseverance, self-denial, hard work sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority.” -Vince Lombardi

Okay, so she didn’t state who said it but I google-d the quote and got that name. Instantly, I thought “Who the hell is Vince Lombardi?” for my knowledge of football personalities failed me. I wiki-ed Vince Lombardi and found myself laughing out loud.

He was an American football coach. Yep, not the football I play, but that football which allows all players on the pitch to use their hands.

However, I believe that the quote does apply to my kind of football. I actually like the quote and maybe one day, I shall write a RJ-style post on the quote.

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