CAT PHOTO

Not accidentally, this funny cat pictures I can do when looking for a collection of images to complement the design house brochure that I was working. This cat picture was funny, so I collect it all. But due to limited locations forced collection of cat pictures is not much

AFF Suzuki Cup 2010

The AFF Suzuki Cup to find the kings of Asean football produced 18 pulsating matches, 56 goals and worth champions in Vietnam.

It was a great three weeks of football that fired passions, created heroes and underlined the importance to the fans of the regional tournament.

Nowhere was the atmosphere more charged than at the My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi when the skilful Le Cong Vinh headed home the overtime goal that gave Vietnam their first title in international football.

Vietnam's 3-2 aggregate win over three-time champions Thailand sent the nation wild with delight and topped off what had been a very good year or so for football in Vietnam.

Vietnam were the only Asean team to make the last eight of the 2007 Asian Cup and a year later, the under-22 team lifted the Merdeka Cup in Malaysia.

The Vietnamese are consumed by the beautiful game and the national team's AFF Suzuki Cup triumph put Le Cong Vinh and goalkeeper Duong Hong Son - voted the tournament's Most Valuable Player – on the same pedestal as hero-worshipped players from the English Premier League and Spain's La Liga.

International success was a long time coming. In 1998 Vietnam hosted the competition and were favourites to win. They reached the final only to lose 1-0 to unfancied Singapore. That was as good as it got until just before 9pm on December 28, 2008.
AFF Suzuki Cup best Team 2010
AFF Suzuki Cup 2009 Champion
AFF Suzuki Cup Top Players
AFF Suzuki Cup 2010 Logo
AFF Suzuki Cup 2010 Opening Ceremony

The Ashes Cricket

The Ashes Years" series continues on Tuesday from 2100 BST, with the emphasis moving from 1981 to England's victories in 1985 and Down Under in 1986/87.

You may have read how "Botham's Ashes" was the series that converted me from being a casual cricket fan into a cricket obsessive - but, to be honest, for me it is the summer of 1985 for which I have the fondest memories.

In lots of ways 1985 was my favorite year. In the charts we had the Water boys' "Whole of the Moon", "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News and "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves.

At the cinema, it was the summer when Michael J Fox reigned with "Back to the Future" and "Teen Wolf".

The Ashes Logo
The Ashes Trophy
The Ashes Cricket
The Ashes Australia Team
The Ashes England Team