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3 S'pore National swimmers kenna caught drunk like shit in Asian Games
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Heineken atau chivas atau champor ?
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Lets keep an open mind. they say 3 singapore swimmers got caught. They might have been women swimmers. Maybe attended a fuck party somewhere, and came back drunk and covered in kimchee jism.
hope they got to test this!
Ya lo, Asian Games gives out free condoms, but getting drunk is a no-no.
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Chinese sinkie is still a sinkie.
PRC chinks already high on all the steroids pumped into them
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so would you?
seriously need to ask you and you refuse to answer cos you are bias to chinese.
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I would say obigood.....chinks are scums of the earth.
I got no allegiance with PRC. I am only biased to PRC chinks....Taiwan hk and other chinks I like
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i can bet you hate all chinese including sinkie ones.
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Inebriated, intoxicated....& drunk...what da difference?? ha ha ha ha
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No la only the scumbag Prc chinks....though some CMMs/ATBs I like.
Sinkie chinks of course I would despise those from the 60.1%.....and the hokkien bengs
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I can't imagine going to South Korea without having an alcoholic beverage. the home of soju and makkoli. even their beers taste better than tiger (hite, cass, OB, etc).
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I guess its how the media paints it and how our sports official need to react to this fiasco to save their image.
Since the begininng of Singapore Sports and thru the years being involved in various major and minor games. Its not surprising to see athletes binging on alcohol after their events. It will be atrocious if athlete drank before or during competition where there were cases before. Its actually a rite of passage for many ; to celebrate the victory or to drown in sorrow. In sports, there is ultimately only one champion
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I think EPL footballers also not allowed to drink during competition.
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Asian Games: Joseph Schooling among swimming trio investigated for allegedly being drunk -
By Chua Siang Yee
In Incheon Joseph Schooling, Singapore's only gold medallist of the Incheon Asian Games so far, is believed to be among three swimmers under investigation for allegedly returning to the athlete's village intoxicated after a late night out with teammates. It is believed that Teo Zhen Ren and Roanne Ho are the other two members of the 17-strong swim team who appeared drunk when they came back in the early hours of Saturday night. Schooling is 19, Ho is 21, and Teo is 20. The Straits Times understands that at least two were heavily intoxicated and needed assistance from village security personnel to get back to the housing area for Singapore athletes. It is believed that upon reaching the housing area, they bumped into a group of Team Singapore athletes and officials who were about to leave the village for a flight home. The swimming competition ended last Friday night. The Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) said late on Monday that it was aware of the incident and that investigations will be conducted after the Asiad, which ends on Oct 4. The incident was made known to the media by an email sent to various media agencies.
Said Team Singapore chef de mission Jessie Phua in an e-mail statement: "It has been brought to our attention that three athletes returned to the Athletes' Village in the early hours on Sept 27. "We will investigate further after the Games. "We have reminded all remaining athletes and officials to be responsible for their actions and to keep the team managers updated of their movements. "In the meantime, Team Singapore have five more days of competition to go at the Asian Games. We are focused on giving our best to support the athletes who are still competing, and wish them the very best for the competition."
Reactions online were mixed. Some netizens felt it was only natural for teenagers to let off some steam after competing under high pressure. "A slap on the wrist should do it. A moment of bad judgement by individuals who put in every ounce of effort honing their craft (and) must be under tremendous pressure. Give them a break," said Philip Khoo on Facebook. Some noted that it was not such a big deal as the swimming competition had ended and the swimmers were justified in celebrating a good Asiad outing. But others noted that professional athletes had to maintain a certain level of discipline and abide by rules such as curfews. "There are other forms of relaxation. Getting drunk is definitely not one of them," commented Xiong Jian on the same platform.
The Singapore Swimming Association declined to comment on the matter. However, it noted that its athletes are under the jurisdiction and care of SNOC at major games, and that all queries should be directed to the body. Singapore's swimmers won five medals at the Games, one gold, two silvers and two bronzes. The medals were won by Schooling and Tao Li. Schooling struck gold in the men's 100 metre butterfly, the first time in 32 years that a Singapore male swimmer won gold at an Asian Games. He also won silver in the 50m fly and bronze in the 200m fly, making him the first Asiad athlete to win a hat-trick of medals in all three events of one discipline. - See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/sp...o-being-investigated-all#sthash.oOg8ifyc.dpuf
By Chua Siang Yee
In Incheon Joseph Schooling, Singapore's only gold medallist of the Incheon Asian Games so far, is believed to be among three swimmers under investigation for allegedly returning to the athlete's village intoxicated after a late night out with teammates. It is believed that Teo Zhen Ren and Roanne Ho are the other two members of the 17-strong swim team who appeared drunk when they came back in the early hours of Saturday night. Schooling is 19, Ho is 21, and Teo is 20. The Straits Times understands that at least two were heavily intoxicated and needed assistance from village security personnel to get back to the housing area for Singapore athletes. It is believed that upon reaching the housing area, they bumped into a group of Team Singapore athletes and officials who were about to leave the village for a flight home. The swimming competition ended last Friday night. The Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) said late on Monday that it was aware of the incident and that investigations will be conducted after the Asiad, which ends on Oct 4. The incident was made known to the media by an email sent to various media agencies.
Said Team Singapore chef de mission Jessie Phua in an e-mail statement: "It has been brought to our attention that three athletes returned to the Athletes' Village in the early hours on Sept 27. "We will investigate further after the Games. "We have reminded all remaining athletes and officials to be responsible for their actions and to keep the team managers updated of their movements. "In the meantime, Team Singapore have five more days of competition to go at the Asian Games. We are focused on giving our best to support the athletes who are still competing, and wish them the very best for the competition."
Reactions online were mixed. Some netizens felt it was only natural for teenagers to let off some steam after competing under high pressure. "A slap on the wrist should do it. A moment of bad judgement by individuals who put in every ounce of effort honing their craft (and) must be under tremendous pressure. Give them a break," said Philip Khoo on Facebook. Some noted that it was not such a big deal as the swimming competition had ended and the swimmers were justified in celebrating a good Asiad outing. But others noted that professional athletes had to maintain a certain level of discipline and abide by rules such as curfews. "There are other forms of relaxation. Getting drunk is definitely not one of them," commented Xiong Jian on the same platform.
The Singapore Swimming Association declined to comment on the matter. However, it noted that its athletes are under the jurisdiction and care of SNOC at major games, and that all queries should be directed to the body. Singapore's swimmers won five medals at the Games, one gold, two silvers and two bronzes. The medals were won by Schooling and Tao Li. Schooling struck gold in the men's 100 metre butterfly, the first time in 32 years that a Singapore male swimmer won gold at an Asian Games. He also won silver in the 50m fly and bronze in the 200m fly, making him the first Asiad athlete to win a hat-trick of medals in all three events of one discipline. - See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/sp...o-being-investigated-all#sthash.oOg8ifyc.dpuf
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Do PRCs tend ot take drugs more often than Singaporeans?
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Heineken atau chivas atau champor ?
They had Jolly Shandy...
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dun think they're not drunk...only tipsy I beleive....else how can they walked and returned back ...
anyway me see no harm in having a few to many beers to celebrate...
after all there was no fights, no violence... why make a mountain out of a mountain
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Yes.
After Schooling's silver, he was at a loss. On the day of the gold medal feat in the 100m butterfly final, I message him to drink one botol of Heineken one hour before the race. Like they say, the rest is history !:o
After Schooling's silver, he was at a loss. On the day of the gold medal feat in the 100m butterfly final, I message him to drink one botol of Heineken one hour before the race. Like they say, the rest is history !:o
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dun think they're not drunk...only tipsy I beleive....else how can they walked and returned back ...
anyway me see no harm in having a few to many beers to celebrate...
after all there was no fights, no violence... why make a mountain out of a mountain
what, are you fucking illiterate? Its says the village security personnel has to help them get back to their accommodations. Doesn't sound like only tipsy to me. Sounds to me like those fuckers couldn't walk straight and were so wasted that they couldn't even find their own room.
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