But this woman is somebody everybody wants to be disassociated
with
Hang on there a second! What everybody are you talking
about?
I am a Spore citizen and stand by her decision. Maybe PRs would
not want to associate with her regardless right or wrong.
But let's be rational. Even if i am a PR, i would stand by her
decision based on factual circumstances as reported. The coaches
excuses were lame.
It's not the one that matters, but matters is the whole. It is
high time those PRs ( not those who are peaceful and hardworking
and humble ones) stop being prima donnas and think we
singaporeans owe them a living.
To angel
If we chop heads, soon we will all be headless. Lets not get
emotional, but rational, and find out whose fault and who should
take the blame. It happened in the public and clearly, the coaches
were to blame. We are not blind. The chain is only as strong as its
weakest link. The coach, entrusted with his role, failed where
it mattered and for them to go public and criticize our MP
somemore, its shameless!
hang on a second, what has this got to do with PRs or not PRs?
and who are you or me to judge if it is the fault of the coach? Who
are you to say that the coaches are to blame? What factual
circumstance? What is right or wrong?
as for this woman, she has only been on the job for a few
months, she is in Singapore and not beijing where the incident
happened, she has not conducted any investigation, neither has she
consulted any staff on site or in STTS, her remark was uncalled
for, her outburst was untimely, her way of handling the matter
is high handed.
The Chinese newspapers was completely silent on the matters, I
think nobody in Lianhezhaobao takes what she said as official.
Everybody involved in our table tennis team, in Beijing and in
Singapore, including ng ser miang, either disagree with her, or
refuse to comment.
I am also a Singaporean!
