i was tellling myself just now whether this match support was seriously worth attending, save for supporting. At the porch, Tiffany approached me and was rather confused as to why 6t was so interested to attend something, though compulsory, that does not involve any of its people? She did not mean to say that the match is not worth attending, but frankly, she sends the right connotation though. I replied, stating that we have chosen it out of randomness, out of nothingness. Smart people would have used such moments to fulfil their self-centred aims, instead of trying to keep their hopes high and fingers crossed only to realise that it's all but fool's hopes. We came in big groups, The Vjcians arrived in dribs and drabs; we left as one, the vjcians left in dribs and drabs too to some extent - yes, some left early due to predictability of the outcome (2-0 or 3-0 doesn't make any difference, the game was just not alluring) - I was mentioning earlier on when the match was drawing to a close that it was a matter of whether VJ could secure another hopeful point and end everything with a bang (yeah they used drums in their cheers which was executed in a much timely and orderly fashion ) and not whether we could deny that we simply lost to them narrowly. Please, everything can be witnessed from the start, the cheers, which I thought was extraneous, were just merely pressurizing the players or unaffecting them and worse, wasting the voice, energy which the supporters echoed in return to the team's spirit. Is there one in the first place? I have always felt that girls soccer was something. something worthy. Thanks to this match support, I have widened my perspective. :)