www.Go To The Mountain - Musings of a Potential Guru

I did not have time at all to give you any write up last week but I jotted down very quickly a a tiny piece of paper and kept it with the prediction as follows Predicted Score (Actual): Arsenal 2 Hull 1 (2-0), Manchester United 2 Watford 1 (2-0), Middlesborough 0 Everton 2 (0-0), Stoke 2 Palace 0 (1-0), Sunderland 1 Southampton 1 (0-4), West Ham 3 WBA 2 (2-2), Liverpool 2 Tottenham 1 (2-0), Burnley 1 Chelsea 1 (1-1), Swansea 1 Leicester 1 (2-0), Bournemouth 0 Manchester City 3 (0-2). You could see a few surprises or at least results that most of you did not expect such as Southampton who has fared poorly recently and having lost 1-3 at to West Ham, have won 4-0 away to Sunderland and the Black Cats themselves so convincing at Palace and won 4-0 away crumbling at the feet of the Saints at home.  After the numerous sloppy display nobody gave Liverpool a real chance of winning against a very strong Tottenham but the Reds showed once again that they could be unplayab

Genesis 1 1. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2. And the earth was without form and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the spirit of God move upon the face of the waters. 3. And God said: Let there be light : and there was light. And 4. God saw the light , and it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness.   The importance of light cannot be underestimated. Without the sun giving us the light and energy and many things else, we would be living in darkness. If the sun were to tilt a couple of degrees, all human lives on planet earth would be in shambles. Light is of the highest importance for without light there can only be darkness but darkness is a sheer absence of light so you cannot make darkness darker but you can make lights brighter. Always use the light or better still be the light.   Matthew 5:14 You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Whether you are a country, an organi

While we are intoxicated by EPL excitement week in and week out, we lament the state of soccer in Singapore. Where Kallang used to be a place in Malaysia Cup folklore an dour 12th man, the spanking new state of the art National Stadium is so sparingly used by the Singapore national team. Maybe it is too expensive to play there or will the crowd come? Even for the NDP, I read we have to pay an exorbitant price. Perhaps someone forgot to put a clause specially for national usage. It was also reported that some residents complained about noise coming from a soccer training ground and probably by now they have to stop. Former national coach Jan Poulsen lamented about the lack of soccer fields - the most basic requirement other than the ball in soccer. How will Singapore soccer even improve? Once upon a time we have Farrer Park and we discovered many talents there. Talking about noises, it was reported that some residents in Sin Ming complained about fowl play. Er, I mean some fowls at