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Monday, November 30, 2009

 

ISL Results 29/11

Persiwa v Sriwijaya 3-0 (Eric Weeks, Pieter Romaropen, Eddie Boakay)
Persipura v Persib 1-0 (Alberto Goncalves)
Persisam v PSM 1-0 (Pipat Thongkaya)
PSPS v Persik 1-0 (Cyril Emile Tchana)

Victory for PSPS moved them up to 3rd place in the early ISL while both Papuan sides managed to collect three points. Seriously, is it even worth flying all the way to Wamena when you know you're gonna lose? Better stay home, save the money and lose 3-0 anyway. Persisam moved to 6th after Pipat's winner.

# posted by Me @ 5:48 AM
Comments:
Is there any reason why almost all the Indonesian Super League team names begin with the letter P, or is it just a coincidence?

It's a bit confusing to thicko's like me!
# posted by Blogger sdsdsdsd : 7:23 AM
 
persi or perse is an acronym that means football association

it took me a year to get the hang of the all perceys
# posted by Blogger Me : 4:47 PM
 
not just isl teams..but every teams from third division! its actually a legacy from the dutch..
# posted by Blogger paeedee : 5:21 PM
 
Cheers!

I thought there must be a reason for it.
# posted by Blogger sdsdsdsd : 6:47 PM
 
Persi or Perse or PS are acronym Persatuan Sepakbola or Football Club in English... Example: PERSIJA, PER-satuan S-epakbola I-ndonesia JA-karta... another: PSMS: P-ersatuan S-epakbola M-edan dan S-ekitarnya... So, Persi, Perse, or PS are acronym from Persatuan Sepakbola or English language is Football Club... almost all club in Indonesia like that, so dont confuse... :)
But every Club in Indonesia have a big fans... every play at home, stadium always full attendance... That is a big different Indonesia in ASEAN League...

Cheers :)
# posted by Blogger Yulius Saputra : 1:26 AM
 
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