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To them ... (Part 3)

I don't meant to say this but, after the direct and indirect criticism of the higher and former admins, I'm sick of their verdicts.

You know, in my view, you were still a bunch of hopefuls who have the potential to be as successful as them or even overrun them. My year doesn't pick you guys just because of nothing, it's because you have the 'thing' that wowed us to pick you guys. You were given a status higher than normal mates sharing the same age with you guys. You were given a leading advantage to win over some other mates in the activities. You were the promising stars of us who can do something better than us.

Since when you guys were so slumpy and not working hard enough whether in competitions or administrations. In the eyes of the admins, you guys were rated 'hopeless' and 'Chicken Little (in the case of the final round of the baseball game, if you understand)'. You weren't active as well, not helping out in the activities that doesn't contribute marks/competition. You were holding the posts for fun for the whole semi-year, while getting messy when organising an activity.

Well, it all stops here now.

I know that you guys are going to take the public exam in months later and you are definitely going to prioritise the exam comparing to other activities. Well, note that some of you guys are totally derailed of activities.

I thought some of you might be scared by the nightmare happened last year end ... and get the phobia and demoralised regarding competitions. I know some of you guys didn't met the expectations of the admins and therefore (refuse to further elaborate on it).

Guys, I don't care how successful or unsuccessful your first attempt was, I don't care how demoralised were you, also I don't care whatever relationships you have among mates, but I want you to know that the admins were shaking heads and don't think that you guys are going to be as successful as them. As you know, the qualities are slipping away admins by admins, and I have no idea how the crashing process will go on if you guys still behaving like that.

You lost some, but we do lost some (that I gone depressed for the whole night after the hard work doesn't pay off). Remember, things like competitions can be defied if you got the 'mmph' - determination - to keep working, even if you lost. You'll can AND will win it if you keep on working hard on your skills to make it as perfect as possible.

What I expect from you guys is that, after the public exam, you guys are going to train hard and efficiently for the coming competitions. Never ever give up in the training. Get some extra help from us/current admins if necessary. Get together to talk about training stuffs but please be relaxed to talk about other topics that all of you can get involved (at least try). I don't care where are you seating during recess, but I want you guys to be together during activities and discuss serious matters (get relaxed sometimes, don't be too stressed anyway). Wow the admins that you guys ain't scraps, but worthy pieces of platinum.

It doesn't matter that how well are you guys are in any skills, because it's not going to be enough time/energy to learn all of them. It's about getting the basic things absolutely right and never get messed up each time when you are performing the same skill.

Another thing, you guys are already in the middle of your life as a secondary school student. Please be a more matured person and don't get tired so quickly because you are male teens that are just undergoing the puberty process. Bear the pain especially during physical training, it's going to give you guys an extra push to practical skills that requires stamina and strength (I didn't mean to train like a bodybuilder, but you are welcome to do so if you wish).

In conclusion, my advice to you guys, 'Toughen up, young lads. You are just entering the sparking moment of your secondary school life, it all comes down to this. So, you guys get prepared and get out there and prove that you are the Dream Team in history with uttermost strength physically and mentally'

That's all. I really do hope that you can break the verdict of the admins later. Well, I never lose faith on you guys after all ...

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