LoL Ghimpheng....
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He actually beaten Gary Lim (lousy tipster tnp reporter) in 'Reader v Tipster' contest dated 20 Apr 2008 page 70.
Congrats Pal!
TNP reporters, SONG BO?!?
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next time betting must follow ghimpheng lol
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got online link bo?rofl
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Can scan ?
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Originally posted by Trump_Card:
Can scan ?
maybe tomorrow. got our friend's handsome face also. -
Gary Lim is a disgrace at betting! :D
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one of netizen in hwz is keeping track for GP:
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1943433
look like the score is
GP 36 - Gary 8
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GP fucking owns ! Jackpot somemore
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Last Saturday article:
Reader vs Tipster
IT is a day which Ng Ghim Pheng has been waiting for.
He had been wanting to take part in The New Paper Tipster Challenge since last year but since he was a year short of the minimum requirement of 18 years old, he had to bide his time.
A fortnight ago, a month after he turned 18, he wrote in to us.
How could we turn him down?
Anyway, Ghim Pheng is a student by day, and a Chelsea fan by night.
So passionate is he about his club, that he once composed, recorded and sent to us a video footage of himself doing a rap number, singing Jose Mourinho's praises.
As he follows world football closely, it is no wonder his friends often asks him for his predictions.
He said: 'Most of them think I am quite knowledgeable in football as I watch football almost everyday, certainly whenever there is a match involving English Premier League, Spanish La Liga and Italian Serie A teams.'
But Gary Lim will not be shaken.
After beating his challenger last week, he has tasted blood and is eager to claim another victim.
THE READER - NG GHIM PHENG
- CHELSEA v MAN U
During the Champions League semi-finals, Chelsea played in England while Man U had to travel to Spain. The travelling for European games usually affects a club's domestic performance.
The schedule of both teams' recent matches suggests that Chelsea should be fresher and more prepared than United for what is potentially the title decider.
And let's not forget that Stamford Bridge has always been a fortress.
- BIRMINGHAM v LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL have an eight-point advantage over fifth-placed Everton, which means they are almost assured of a Champions League qualification slot next season.
With the second leg against Chelsea coming up at Stamford Bridge four days later, I expect Rafael Benitez to rest his key players against Birmingham to keep them fresh against Chelsea.
Birmingham are quite sound at home and desperate to avoid defeat.
- WEST HAM v NEWCASTLE
NEWCASTLE have been playing well recently, with the Michael Owen-Mark Viduka-Obafemi Martins combination looking impressive. So, too, the defence.
I'm backing Newcastle despite their poor away form because I believe the Keegan Effect is finally in place.
West Ham have lost three out of their last four matches, and two of them came against strugglers Sunderland and Bolton.
Backing Newcastle is a logical choice.
- TOTTENHAM v BOLTON
BOLTON'S back-to-back wins have shocked many but they won't continue such form against Spurs, who have too many attacking talents and higher energy level.
Bolton's players are fighting to stay in the Premiership while Spurs' players are fighting for their future at the club.
I thought Spurs were unlucky to get only a draw against Wigan last week. I believe Juande Ramos will correct the problems soon.
THE TIPSTER - GARY LIM
- CHELSEA v MAN U
I AM tempted to go for a Manchester United win here. That would be a perfect way to clinch the title, wouldn't it?
Then, I looked at Chelsea's home record and began to have second thoughts.
On recent form alone, United would win this hands down. But football is never that straightforward. A draw seems a safe-enough bet. But I won't be surprised to even see United pick up a victory.
- BIRMINGHAM v LIVERPOOL
LAST season, Liverpool disregarded the consequences of fielding weakened teams against relegation candidates towards the end of the season, when they had already secured Champions League qualification.
They ended up losing two and drawing one in their last three matches.
Rafael Benitez will rest his key players against Birmingham, especially with an important second leg against Chelsea coming up.
And Birmingham will not find an easier game against the Reds.
- WEST HAM v NEWCASTLE
THE revival of Newcastle has seen them unbeaten in their last six matches, winning four of them to boot. West Ham, plagued by injuries throughout the season, will find it hard to raise their game tonight.
Alan Curbishley spoke of a tough game ahead of their clash with Derby last week, which gave us an indication of how dire the situation is at the club.
I mean, if they are not even confident of beating Derby, then what chance do they have of beating Newcastle?
- TOTTENHAM v BOLTON
SPURS have been an enigma this season, winning when least expected and losing when it seemed impossible to.
There will be no shortage of punters looking at a Bolton upset, especially since the Trotters have won two consecutive games.
And Spurs themselves have not won in four matches. But that's just a sign for me to back Spurs.
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Tuesday article:
http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/sports/...163516,00.html
In Tuesday Edition April 29th Of The New Paper
Chelsea win, Gary weeps
IT was billed as the title decider. And a decider it was.
When Michael Ballack slammed home the winner from the spot in the 86th minute, it didn't just net Chelsea the match on Saturday.
It also clinched Ng Ghim Pheng the Tipster Challenge.
Poor Gary Lim.
For 30 minutes, after Wayne Rooney had equalised for the Red Devils, he had his feet up on the coffee table, sipping Scotch which smelled like a thousand roses.
It immediately turned foul once the referee Alan Wiley put the whistle to his lips.
Not that Ghim Pheng cared.
The 2-1 result gave him a perfect 25 in the first match of the contest, and it was what won him the Challenge in the end.
Gary was left lamenting how easily it could have been in his favour instead.
THE READER - NG GHIM PHENG (36 pts) - WINNER
IT was a close shave for me as the Clash of the Titans (between Chelsea and Manchester United) could easily have ended up in a draw if not for the 86th-minute penalty awarded to Chelsea.
What could turn out to be the title decider also determined the outcome of the Tipster Challenge.
When Michael Ballack scored in first half, I was delighted. Not only were Chelsea on track to win the match, I also had a feeling that my prediction was coming true.
That would mean I have the upper hand early against Gary.
But when Wayne Rooney equalised, I got worried.
It wasn't just about Gary's prediction coming true. I also felt that Chelsea had to win it, and they eventually did.
Being a Chelsea fan, it was the perfect icing on the cake that Chelsea also helped me win the contest.
I'm looking forward to the Monthly Tipster Challenge.
THE TIPSTER - GARY LIM (8 pts)
I WISH I can think of a better excuse than some computer virus messing around with my predictions.
But really, I don't have any.
The problem is not with losing. It's the tally that irks me.
From breaking the record with a 67-pointer a week earlier, to registering the second-lowest score in the contest history - I feel like a deep-fried ice-cream.
Anyway, I blame Sir Alex Ferguson.
I blame him for choosing to rest Paul Scholes, Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez and Patrice Evra in such an important match in the Premiership calendar.
But surely, he knows better than all of us, doesn't he? I hope so.
Ah, but I also give credit to Ghim Pheng. He was so devoted to his Chelsea that he predicted a win for them.
And at least, I had him chewing on his toenails right until the late, late penalty.
Before that, I thought I had it. But I was dead wrong. -
not a big soccer fan bu i would love to see tt vid he made... hehe