its been a long road and i'm really proud of where i am today. the 28th sea games have been truly freaking unbelievable. A lifetime worth of experience and a high which i have never experienced before. I consider myself fucking lucky to have went through this experience and now i fully understand what the hype about playing on homeground is about. probably the best team i have ever played with and sadly, might be the best team that i will ever play with, but i am glad that i managed to play with you guys all the same. of course, there are people i like more outside of this team but its really not my place nor my job to comment on such matters.

its been a long road for me and possibly my penultimate sea games but i guess if anyone told you to give up because you are too slow, too weak, too small, too bad at passing or too bad at shooting, Dont. because fortune only favors the brave. Quoting a senior of mine (who probably quoted someone else) "If its not ok, its not the end" and for whatever excuses you have for yourself, be it time, age, problems with management or anything, it is truly your passion to be a better player that will make you stay, if you are in this sport for anything else like money, and glory and recognition, then you arent getting it in Singapore. Passion.