25th SEA GAMES, Vientiane, Laos 2009

Date: Mar 24, 2009

Thailand, Vietnam or Malaysia will be the champion ?

Kofi · Newbie

Yes, I agree with you. But we cannot rule out the Philippines and Indonesia. The Philippines has set an optimistic target, while Indonesia is determined to make it to the top 3. The Philippines and Indonesia had at one time or another ruled the biennial meet.

Date: Mar 25, 2009

Any possibility for Laos, as a host, to be a champion biggrin

Date: Mar 25, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

These 3 countries have high possibility to be the champion (get the highest gold medals) in Laos. Do you agree ?

My predict:

Thailand will be the No 1
And........
2nd place for Vietnam
3rd Place for Malaysia or Indonesia

6th Place for Laos

ntkvoc from Vietnam

evlinads · Newbie

I agree with the predicted of ntk from Vietnam....for 1st place and 2nd.
I continue for the 3rd place is Indonesia.

Thailand will be the No 1
And........
2nd place for Vietnam
3rd place for Indonesia

ev - from Indonesia

Date: May 1, 2009

I want to see other country to be the champion, not thailand, not vietnam, not indonesia, not malaysia, but Laos aww

Date: May 3, 2009

evlinads wrote:

I agree with the predicted of ntk from Vietnam....for 1st place and 2nd.
I continue for the 3rd place is Indonesia.

Thailand will be the No 1
And........
2nd place for Vietnam
3rd place for Indonesia

ev - from Indonesia

EV- is that you??

Just a big supprise!

Come on Indonesia, come on my dear friend!

BayLaoJudo · Newbie

thai 1
phillipines 2
Vietnam 3
malaysia 4
indonesia 5
singapore 6
laos 7
Myanmar 8
Camdodia 9
timor leste 10
brunei 11

Date: Jun 10, 2009

1 - Philippines
2 - Thailand
3 - Indonesia
4 - Vietnam
5 - Malaysia
6 - Laos

Date: Jun 12, 2009

Thailand will be the champian again as they got it every seasons. Among South East Asia, Thailand is the best for sports champianship.

I believed that Thailand will be number ONE again this season

Date: Jun 14, 2009

Thailand will be the champion but the second place will be the hot one's...either Malaysia, Vietnam or Indonesia..these 3 countries will be occupy the 2nd place - 4th place in the medal tally..those are based on their current achievements in several world and regional outings so far..

TO LAOS: all the best, i believe your team will give very much fights during the games...

Date: Jun 15, 2009

1 thailand
2 vietnam
3 malaysia
4 singapore
5 laos

confirm lol

Date: Jun 15, 2009

Just an intelligent assessment based on current projections and historical precedence:

There will three countries that has the capability to capture the overall gold medal haul.

First Tier:
Thailand - has always had a sports program and have shown strenght in Boxing, Track and shooting events.

Philippines - vastly improved their sports program the last two years and will compete with Thailand in the medal haul in Boxing. Strong in swimming and track, billiards and Taekwondo

Vietnam - Improved Sports program the last 8 years. Strenght in shooting, track and might show some come with a surprise in swimming.

Indonesia - Have shown decline in the last decade in their sports program but still a contender in the medal haul. Used to be a sports powerhouse in the region

Second tier Tier:

Malaysia - is a 2nd tier in SEA sports may even meet stiff competition against Singapore and Myanmar. This three will lead the 2nd tier or the rest of the ASEAN in medal haul

Date: Jun 19, 2009

malaysia isnt in the 2nd tier...Malaysia is at par with Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam...look at the last SEA games and the last asian games..by the way, we do have some world class atheletes in the following OLYMPIC sports

1. Badminton

2. Field Hockey

3. Track Cycling

4. Archery

......and just want to state that the first tier country should won at least ONE gold medal in the Olympic...and i think only Thailand and Indonesia should be placed in the first tier....any comments?????

Date: Jun 19, 2009

Singapore will beat Malaysia in all the sports you mentioned. Go Singapore!

Date: Jun 19, 2009

Be realistic Malaysia. One gold in the Olympics does not make you a regional sports power. Lol

Date: Jun 19, 2009

Malaysia won a gold in squash, or was it zucchini. Singaporeans eat that for dinner.

Date: Jun 19, 2009

malaysia does not look for any supreme in SEA region.it is juts a medium for our athletes to get some exposure. we are not looking into SEA games, but we are now focusing more to olympics, commenwealth games and asian games. Winning gold in SEA games is not that exclusive.

it doesnt matter if our team lose to singapore, phillipines, thailand, indonesia or even laos coz we are just participating the games. we realized that Malaysia contingent is not that hot in the SEA games if compared to Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore or any team.....

we are hoping to win golds in asian and olympics....that is our aim...

Date: Jun 19, 2009

FYI, winning an elusive gold in an olympic is not that easy if compared to SEA games level...only Indonesia and Thailand did it since 1992 olympics in Barcelona....im just stating that winning golds in SEA games will become nothing to be proud of when it comes to the world stage..tell me unless badminton, boxing, weightlifting...where are the SEA games gold medallists in top 10 or even top 3 in the world???

let gets real....winning top three in the medal standings doesnt guarantee to be in the top three in ASIAN games or even OLYMPICS ....

what im trying to say that- every athlethes must try to beat their personal best at least in contention for the medal standings during Guangzhou Asian Games 2010 or 2012 London Olympics...

im malaysian but im ASEAN's as well, i want to see many more SEA athletes to win as many golds as they could during the ASIAN and OLYMPICS games .....

good luck to all

Date: Jun 20, 2009

I dont think so !

Date: Jun 20, 2009

She is so confused. I will say "she" because she articulates like a woman. Comparing apples and oranges and reasoning that heads to all direction. It must be a cultural thing.

Date: Jun 30, 2009

Yes, I agree. I just hope Laos rank at least Top four in football and that would be OK.

Date: Sep 29, 2009

1.THAILAND
2. VIETNAM
3. MALAYSIA or PHILIPPINES
4. SINGAPORE or INDONESIA
5. LAOS
6......
7...

HOWEVER, IN FOOTBALL, I THINK VIETNAM WITH TAKE ALL (MEN AND WOMAN)

Date: Oct 14, 2009

i think the rp / philippine team will win 15 - 30 gold medals or 40 - 60 gold medals or 80 - 100 and they will be the overall champion and they will regain from the south east asian cheater country of thakshin the thailand.

Date: Oct 15, 2009

NO, IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY GOOD IDEA, THEN COME ASK ME. SILLY!!!!!

Date: Oct 16, 2009

I think Cuba will be champion in laos

Date: Oct 17, 2009

I don't care whether Vietname or ThaiLand, and so forth will be the champions for the gold, I just wanna see how well Laos will be able to go for the gold; will Laos only get the same amount of the gold? - or will Laos be able to gain more gold medals than ever before?. These are critical questions for ALL of the Lao sports competitors, athletes.

Date: Oct 17, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

I think Cuba will be champion in laos

The person who wrote the above sentence went off track! He/she must have been stupid!

Date: Oct 20, 2009

Hi Admin,

Most Internet forums have their forum rules, and it is important to have them for efficiency in control. An accurate rule is a must.

Today i just want to introduce you a recommendation about your forum rule.

Do you still remember the 'Thai music in Lao society' topic? I think you do. It , regarded offensive, was locked by your final decision. In fact, it is a tendency that the focused point you should have dealt with is not locking the thread. Instead, you just remove the individual posts which display excessive confrontation because the topic itself has nothing to do with such individual posts. Apparently, the topic is not inappropriate because there are no any elements of your guideline stating that any topics about Thailand is forbidden; this topic does not violate your guidelines. I am sorry that i talk about this again, but i just talk about it to support my suggestion, and this would worth your while to take this to consider for a next judgment. Another same case to this is the ' Thai language, big influences to Lao society ' topic -- your thread. The topic itself is good but the individual posts which are not fine break the topic. What is a better thing you should have done? Of course, a better thing you should have done is to neutralize the individual posts not closing the thread.

Your webboard is kind of very public one, for it is related to anonymous and there is no PM feature. Just only associating with anonymous may broaden more problems to control, and of course there is no much alteration that you can do about this unless you can develop and popularize your webboard.

The bottom line is that individual posts that may ruin a good topic should be censored . And this belief tends to be supported by most popular webboards' guidelines.

I am very happy to know what you think about my suggestion.

Date: Oct 26, 2009

YES, YOU ARE RIGHT. THAILAND, OR VIETNAM, OR MALAYSIA OR INDONESIA.

I THINK THE WINNER OF THE 25TH SEAGAME IS "FAIR PLAY". ANY COUNTRIES WHO GRAB THE MOST GOLD MEDALS, BUT DO NOT PLAY FAIRLY OR CHEAT OTHERS WILL NOT THE CHAMPIONS OF THE 25TH SEAGAME IN LAOS.

ONLY THE COUNTRY WHO PLAYS FAIRLY WILL BE THE WINNER!

Date: Oct 26, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

YES, YOU ARE RIGHT. THAILAND, OR VIETNAM, OR MALAYSIA OR INDONESIA.

I THINK THE WINNER OF THE 25TH SEAGAME IS "FAIR PLAY". ANY COUNTRIES WHO GRAB THE MOST GOLD MEDALS, BUT DO NOT PLAY FAIRLY OR CHEAT OTHERS WILL NOT THE CHAMPIONS OF THE 25TH SEAGAME IN LAOS.

ONLY THE COUNTRY WHO PLAYS FAIRLY WILL BE THE WINNER!

Laos to be number One !!

gerrycarpio · Newbie

Yes, it'll be Thailand, Vietnam or Malaysia but never the Philippines. Right now, the Philippine contingent has not yet been formed. The sports leaders are quarreling, the athletes are demoralized. The Philippine Sports Commission, which is funding the RP participation in Laos, would like to send a lean team of 153 officials and athletes, the Philippine Olympic Committee wants 213.

Date: Oct 29, 2009

From sport foundation perspective (support from public & private sectors) and sport professionalism perspective, no country in this 25th SEA Game will match with Thailand - Let's see.

From mental perspective and government support perspective, Vietnam will chase Thailand and will knockout Thailand within next 4~10 years (or 3~5 SEA Games) eventually - let's see.

Thailand has more edges from private sector supportives (which eventually became professional sport); but political stability will impact to their athletes' spirits.
Vietnam has more edge from individual athlete mental and government supportive; but history has proved that without sport professionalism (usually created from private sectors ... big money/prize makes difference) it's just not maximized. In short, these two countries have different barriers; but the first breaker will be the SEA region champ for big while.

For Laos to be SEA Game champion, it may take half to one century (from political and economical infrastructure perspectives). Don't give up though and please keep working on it (but we have to live with reality rather than baseless dreams).

At any moment, the dark-horse will be either Malaysia or Indonesia.

Date: Oct 29, 2009

I THINK SO
THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US. VERY GOOD WRITER

Date: Nov 7, 2009

This time, only Vietnam have ability to be no.1

Date: Nov 7, 2009

I am thai people i love lao country so much.because lao and thai as same .

Date: Nov 9, 2009

Thailand will be the champian. """" Sure """"

Date: Dec 1, 2009

SEA 2007

Archery
1. Indonesia (3-5-1)
2. Malaysia (2-2-1)
3. Philippines (2-1-1)
4. Vietnam (1-0-0)
5. Maynmar/Thailand (0-0-2)
6. Singapore (0-0-1)

Aquatics
1. Singapore (11-9-6)
2. Philippines (8-3-7)
3. Malaysia (7-8-8)
4. Thailand (5-7-8)
5. Vietnam (1-0-1)
6. Indonesia (0-5-2)
7. Cambodia/Laos/Myanmar (0-0-0)

Athletics
Men's
1. Thailand (9-13-4)
2. Malaysia (5-1-6)
3. Philippines (4-4-6)
4. Vietnam (4-0-1)
5. Indonesia (3-3-2)
6. Cambodia (0-1-1)
7. Brunei/Myanmar (0-0-1)
Women's
1. Thailand (8-6-5)
2. Vietnam (5-3-4)
3. Indonesia (4-3-3)
4. Malaysia (3-2-2)
5. Philippines (1-3-3)
6. Singapore (1-0-1)
7. Myanmar (0-4-4)

Badminton
1. Indonesia (7-2-2)
2. Singapore (0-4-2)
3. Thailand (0-1-5)
4. Malaysia (0-0-4)
5. Vietnam (0-0-1)
6. Cambodia/Laos/Philippines (0-0-0)

Billiards and Snooker
1. Thailand (5-4-2)
2. Philippines (2-2-4)
3. Indonesia (2-0-1)
4. Malaysia (1-3-2)
5. Vietnam (1-1-0)
6. Myanmar (1-0-1)
7. Singapore (0-2-2)

Boxing
1. Thailand (15-1-0)
2. Philippines (1-11-2)
3. Malaysia (0-2-3)
5. Vietnam (0-1-9)
5. Laos (0-1-5)
6. Indonesia (0-0-6)
7. Myanmar (0-0-4)
8. Cambodia (0-0-1)

Cycling
1. Thailand (5-10-2)
2. Indonesia (5-2-4)
3. Malaysia (4-5-4)
4. Philippines (4-1-5)
5. Vietnam (1-1-4)

Fin Swimming
1. ..........................

Football
1. Thailand (2-0-0)
2. Myanmar (0-1-1)
3. Vietnam (0-1-0)
4. Singapore (0-0-1)

Golf
1. Thailand (4-1-0)
2. Philippines (0-3-0)
3. Indonesia/Malaysia (0-0-2)

Judo
1. Thailand (8-4-3)
2. Vietnam (4-1-7)
3. Laos (2-1-4)
4. Myanmar (1-4-3)
5. Indonesia/Philippines (1-3-6)
6. Singapore (0-1-0)
7. Malaysia (0-0-3)

Karate
1. Malaysia (8-3-6)
2. Vietnam (6-6-4)
3. Indonesia (2-4-8)
4. Thailand (2-0-5)
5. Philippines (0-5-6)
6. Myanmar (0-0-4)
7. Brunei/Laos/Singapore (0-0-1)

Lawn Tennis
1. Thailand (5-2-3)
2. Indonesia (1-3-3)
3. Philippines (1-2-4)
4. Vietnam (0-0-2)
5. Cambodia/Malaysia (0-0-1)

Muay Lao (Muay Thai)
1. Thailand (10-0-1)
2. Laos (1-3-4)
3. Philippines (0-6-5)
4. Myanmar (0-2-4)
5. Singapore (0-0-3)
6. Indonesia (0-0-1)

Pencak Silat
1. Indonesia (5-3-4)
2. Thailand (4-1-6)
3. Vietnam (3-5-1)
4. Singapore (1-0-1)
5. Malaysia (0-1-6)
6. Myanmar (0-1-3)
7. Philippines (0-1-2)
8. Brunei (0-1-0)
9. Laos (0-0-1)

Petanque
1. Thailand (4-4-1)
2. Cambodia (2-3-2)
3. Laos (2-0-5)
4. Vietnam (1-1-6)
5. Philippines (0-1-0)
6. Malaysia (0-0-3)
7. Singapore (0-0-1)

Sepak Takraw
1. Thailand (8-0-0)
2. Vietnam (0-3-3)
3. Indonesia (0-3-1)
4. Myanmar (0-2-4)
5. Philippines (0-0-4)
6. Laos (0-0-3)

Shooting
1. Thailand (14-16-6)
2. Singapore (8-6-6)
3. Vietnam (7-3-11)
4. Malaysia (2-3-5)
5. Myanmar (2-2-1)
6. Philippines (0-3-1)
7. Indonesia (0-0-2)

Shuttle**** Kicking
1. ..........................

Table Tennis
1. Singapore (7-2-0)
2. Thailand (0-2-7)
3. Indonesia (0-1-3)
4. Malaysia (0-1-2)
5. Vietnam (0-1-2)
6. Cambodia/Laos/Myanmar/Philippines (0-0-0)

Taekwondo
1. Thailand (8-3-2)
2. Vietnam (3-4-6)
3. Malaysia (2-1-5)
4. Philippines (1-4-7)
5. Indonesia (1-1-1)
6. Myanmar (1-1-4)
7. Laos (0-1-4)
8. Cambodia (0-1-2)

Volleyball
1. Thailand (2-2-1)
2. Indonesia (2-0-1)
3. Vietnam (0-2-0)
4. Cambodia/Malaysia (0-0-1)

Weightlifting
1. Thailand (7-5-1)
2. Indonesia (5-3-1)
3. Vietnam (1-3-3)
4. Philippines (0-1-2)
5. Malaysia (0-1-1)

Wrestling
1. Vietnam (8-0-0)
2. Indonesia (1-2-2)
3. Philippines (0-4-4)
4. Thailand (0-3-2)
5. Cambodia (0-0-3)
6. Laos (0-0-2)

Wushu
1. Vietnam (6-3-1)
2. Philippines (2-2-3)
3. Malaysia (2-2-1)
4. Thailand (2-1-3)
5. Myanmar (1-2-4)
6. Singapore (1-2-0)
7. Indonesia (1-0-5)
8. Laos (0-1-2)

Date: Dec 1, 2009

SEA 2007

Football
Men
1. Thailand
2. Myanmar
3. Singapore
Women
1. Thailand
2. Vietnam
3. Myanmar

Volleyball
Men (Indoor)
1. Indonesia
2. Vietnam
3. Thailand
Women (Indoor)
1. Thailand
2. Vietnam
3. Indonesia
Men (Beach)
1. Indonesia
2. Thailand
3. Cambodia
Women (Beach)
1. Thailand
2. Thailand
3. Malaysia

Basketball (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Philippines
2. Indonesia
3. Malaysia
Women
1. Malaysia
2. Thailand
3. Philippines

Baseball (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Thailand
2. Philippines
3. Indonesia

Handball (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Thailand
2. Vietnam
3. Malaysia
Women
1. Thailand
2. Vietnam
3. Malaysia

Hockey (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Malaysia
2. Singapore
3. Thailand
Women
1. Malaysia
2. Thailand
3. -

Polo (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Malaysia
2. Singapore
3. Thailand

Rugby (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Thailand
2. Philippines
3. Singapore
Women
1. Thailand
2. Singapore
3. Laos

Softball (Not In Laos)
Men
1. Philippines
2. Indonesia
3. Thailand
Women
1. Philippines
2. Singapore
3. Indonesia

Date: Dec 1, 2009

THE PHILIPPINES WILL BE THE OVERALL CHAMPIONS IN THE 25TH SEA GAMES. THEY WILL WIN 50- 60 OR 80 -100 AND THEY WILL BEAT THE OVERALL CHEATER CHAMPION THAILAND, GREEDY VIETNAMESE FEELING BUT LOSER COUNTRIES LIKE INDONESIA, MALAYSIA AND KILLER SINGAPOREANS. AS THE SAYING OF FORMER PRES. FIDEL V. RAMOS KKKKKKKKKKAYA NATIN TO.

Date: Dec 1, 2009

Cambodia will win. biggrin

Date: Dec 1, 2009

i just want to state that the malaysian team nor indonesian team are not losers..unlike the RP, we will see which team get the most gold medals during the SEA games...for your information, the current achievement showed that your team will be kicked away from Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia...The pity RP will be even beneath the Singapore........let us see..

Date: Dec 1, 2009

As a HOST, LAOS have BIG advantage on Opposite sport like martial arts, they also have great support from 13th player in Football. Do not underestimate the LAOS's team.

Nam from Vietnam

Date: Dec 2, 2009

VN numer 1
TL............2
LAOS........3
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Minhmuong · Member

Dear friends,

I'm a Vietnamese and i know for sure one thing. This seagames, Vietnamese sport officials have set all necessary conditions to be the No. 1. They may hesitate to say so, just like the way they said Vietnam would strive for one place in the leading eight countries in Asian Indoor Games III.

So, don't be too shocked if VN is No. 1 this time, in the total number of gold medals, men and women football, men volleyball, westling, pencak silat, teakondo, karatedo, wushu... and a lot more.

Believe me!!!!

-- Edited by Minhmuong on Wednesday 2nd of December 2009 06:25:30 AM

Date: Dec 2, 2009

believe me, INDON will take it all...
so stop dreaming...INDON will be the champion!!

Date: Dec 2, 2009

i think what is the most important here is the athetles competing in this 25th sea games will use this golden chance to improve their skills and make asean proud of them.am i right?

but i believe that either thailand or malaysia will be the champion.it would be really competitive games for them all evileye

thawngtha · Member

              i am going to give a place for champion is thailand
              second for Malaysia
              third for vitnem and fourth for Myanmar

Chelsea · Member

Thailand and Vietnam are close to Laos and familiar with Laos, they will play as their home. Thailand is stronger than Vietnam (842/671 contigents) so it is OK if
Vietnam place 2nd. but if out off 3 first places are not happy.

Then, Malay, Indo, Phi, Sin, Laos ....

That I think, now we wait to see! wink

Thana · Veteran Member

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