They really felt like they were on PBB
BACOLOD City – The theme song of the reality series Pinoy Big Brother has always been a hit during lulls in the football game, but now it seems apt.
Oliver Colina, who trained with the team since April before getting cut two days before the competition, said that they felt like they were on the hit shows.
“Mura pud mig Pinoy Big Brother, except that we have cell phones,” said the 23-year-old alumni of the University of San Jose-Recoletos during an impromptu party at the Draft bar after the team lost, 4-2, to Myanmar.
Colina explained that they just played card to pass the time since they were not allowed to watch TV, when they trained at the Ultra.
“Lights out is also at 10 p.m. and if you violate that you’d be fined,” Colina said.
In the Thailand pre-Southeast Asian Games tournament, Colina said that he was fined $4 for violating the lights out time.
“It’s ok because the fines are used to buy pasalubongs for the people who cook for us at Ultra,” Colina said.
Colina said that for the Seag, winger Arnie Pasenabo got the most fines at $25.
Oliver Colina, who trained with the team since April before getting cut two days before the competition, said that they felt like they were on the hit shows.
“Mura pud mig Pinoy Big Brother, except that we have cell phones,” said the 23-year-old alumni of the University of San Jose-Recoletos during an impromptu party at the Draft bar after the team lost, 4-2, to Myanmar.
Colina explained that they just played card to pass the time since they were not allowed to watch TV, when they trained at the Ultra.
“Lights out is also at 10 p.m. and if you violate that you’d be fined,” Colina said.
In the Thailand pre-Southeast Asian Games tournament, Colina said that he was fined $4 for violating the lights out time.
“It’s ok because the fines are used to buy pasalubongs for the people who cook for us at Ultra,” Colina said.
Colina said that for the Seag, winger Arnie Pasenabo got the most fines at $25.
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