Medals while the SEA Games in 2011

No. Ranked	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total Medals
1	Indonesia	76	60	60	196
2	Thailand	48	35	57	140
3	Vietnam	44	46	52	142
4	Singapura	25	26	41	92
5	Malaysia	22	23	36	81
6	Filipina	14	21	27	62
7	Laos	4	3	19	26
8	Kamboja	2	7	10	19
9	Myanmar	0	9	15	24
10	Brunei	0	1	4	5
11	Timor Leste	0	0	1	1

XXIV SEA Games Indonesian 'Red and White' Still Comfortable sitting atop Medal Standings

Jakarta - Of the 545 gold medals up for grabs at the SEA Games XXVI, 235 of whomalready had owners. Total of 76 gold medals now achieved thanks to an additional 16pieces of Indonesia on Tuesday (11/15/2011).

Pencak silat a sport (sports) the largest gold miners for the 'Red and White' with thedonation of four medals on this day. Two silver medals were also added sports.

While a contributor to athletics medals today, with a total of ten medals, although in the form of which only two gold medals.

Such as athletics, sports vovinam also managed to donate two gold medals. Two bronzemedals also added to the coffers medals Indonesia.

Through hard struggle, the team managed to donate Indonesia son team gold medal. Onemedal was also presented sports tennis, archery, bridge, rock climbing, taekwondo,swimming and artistic gymnastics.

Vietnam became the gold medalist on this day ever with 18 gold medals, or two moremedals than Indonesia. With additional medals, the Vietnamese are now collecting 44gold and sit in third position.

Additional gold medal makes Vietnam is now threatening the position of Malysia, who finished second with 48 gold medals. Indonesia itself is still far leads with 76 gold medals.

Raihan Medal Indonesia on Tuesday (15/11):

16 gold, 11 silver, 22 bronze; total of 49 medals

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AC Milan's Adriano Galliani: I have dreamed of signing Chelsea's Didier Drogba for years

The CEO of the reigning Serie A champions has admitted that he is interested in luring the striker to San Siro

AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani revealed that he is eager to sign Chelsea forwardDidier Drogba, while also admitting that Nicolas Anelka has caught the attention of the Rossoneri as well.

Former Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti urged Milan earlier this week to make a move for the duo, and Galliani has now admitted that he's been a long term admirer of the Cote d'Ivoire international.

"Ancelotti is someone who knows his football. Perhaps we will sign both players," Galliani said to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

"Anelka is a great player, however, I have dreamed of signing Drogba ever since he played for Olympique de Marseille.

"Seriously though, we don't know yet whether we will sign someone in the January transfer window. If so, it will be on a loan deal."

Anelka's current contract with Chelsea is due to expire at the end of the season, while Drogba, 33, has an expiring deal as well.

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