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Hoohaa Sports - headed by long time radio host and producer Patrick Michael, aims to help the growth of the local sporting scene by publicizing events and getting up close and personal with our country’s future sportsmen.
After a very long time, we join the Chelsea supporters in one of the key match-ups of the season, as the Malaysian Blue Army Supporters got together to lend their support against Manchester United at Leeyas Corner, Bangsar.
Watch their celebrations and comments at the end…. Howard Webb certainly is not the 'Man-In-Black"
In this 2nd episode of The Pulse, we join the Toon Army Malaysia and speak to Jonathan and Johan, about their tremendous season so far. We question them about their position in the league, purchases in the transfer window and would they welcome their prodigal son back.
On our 2nd edition of this new segment called "Sudden Death", we speak to Nidzam of Toon Army Malaysia to get his speedy views on 5 topics, Newcastle's in-form keeper, once a upon a time Carroll, neighbours Sunderland & the currently known as the "Sports Direct Arena".
Malaysian Newcastle supporters, Toon Army Malaysia, celebrated their win over QPR with a solitary goal by Leon Best. The 3-points puts them above Liverpool and boy, was it sweet revenge for them.
Another edition to Hoohaa Sports 2012 football segment, The Pulse, where we find out what the fans are saying about what's going-on with their club. This time, ahead of their FA Cup tie with their noisy neighbours, we speak to the United fans and their concerns with their current form.
We begin 2012 with a new segment on Hoohaa Sports, called "Sudden Death". 5 names are given and they have to describe what they mean to a typical fan. We start with a Manchester United fan from Malaysia Red Devils, where 2 out of the 5, includes Mancini and Liverpool.
Our first FansLife! for 2012 is the FA Cup fixture between Manchester City and Manchester United. We join the Malaysia Red Devils at Al-Fariz Maju Restaurant in Kelana Jaya, to see if their beloved Devils can redeem their 1-6 loss to their noisy neighbours in the league and progress to the next round of this prestigious tournament.
After the weekend's fixtures – there are clubs that found some good footing, Blackburn and Bolton can't seem to find theirs and Arsenal gave up their hopes on the title. Or have they? Arsene Wenger never fails to provide comic relief.
For this crucial match, we joined some Gunners fans we haven't hooked-up for a long time with at Piccadilly, Section 14 PJ. Despite the midnight kick-off, they were there in full-force. Watch all the nail-baiting moments with them, as Arsenal did everything, except put the ball in the back of the net.
Yes! FC Santa Claus…. they exist. But we also round-up the week with our 3rd installment of the Festive Fixtures, where we look at the potential title challengers, Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool. By the of which, look like Chelsea and Arsenal might be the ones unscathed. And we get acquainted with FC Santa Claus.
Finnish Cup – GBK Kokkolan VS FC Santa Claus – March 20, 2011
