Four days ago, Singapore crashed out of the AFF Suzuki Cup after a dramatic match between the Lions and the Malaysian football team.
Aside from brief spot of anger and frustration from players and fans over a controversial penalty decision by the referee (that effectively gave Malaysia the victory), Singapore moved on.
The Malaysian folks behind the Lawak Sentral YouTube channel however are not letting things go that easy. Recently, they released a short music video titled #KeeperKatMana (‘Where’s the keeper’ in Malay), parodying Singaporean goalkeeper Hassan Sunny’s absence from his post, which secured an unchallenged third goal for Malaysia in the match.
Adding salt to the wound, they sang “Keeper kat mana” to the tune of Singapore Idol winner Taufik Batisah’s cringeworthy song ‘Awak Kat Mana’.
Obviously, Singaporeans are not exactly laughing along to the video. Local humour site SGAG however, had a comeback that burned so hard it probably raised global warming by at least several degrees.
Malaysian fans should stop it already with their jibe on Singapore's "missing" goalkeeper. Don't get me started on planes.
— Mr. SGAG (@SGAG_SG) December 3, 2014
Photo: YouTube screengrab
Four days ago, Singapore crashed out of the AFF Suzuki Cup after a dramatic match between the Lions and the Malaysian football team.
Aside from brief spot of anger and frustration from players and fans over a controversial penalty decision by the referee (that effectively gave Malaysia the victory), Singapore moved on.
The Malaysian folks behind the Lawak Sentral YouTube channel however are not letting things go that easy. Recently, they released a short music video titled #KeeperKatMana (‘Where’s the keeper’ in Malay), parodying Singaporean goalkeeper Hassan Sunny’s absence from his post, which secured an unchallenged third goal for Malaysia in the match.
Adding salt to the wound, they sang “Keeper kat mana” to the tune of Singapore Idol winner Taufik Batisah’s cringeworthy song ‘Awak Kat Mana’.
Obviously, Singaporeans are not exactly laughing along to the video. Local humour site SGAG however, had a comeback that burned so hard it probably raised global warming by at least several degrees.
Malaysian fans should stop it already with their jibe on Singapore's "missing" goalkeeper. Don't get me started on planes.
— Mr. SGAG (@SGAG_SG) December 3, 2014
Photo: YouTube screengrab