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This post has been edited by maxizanc: Oct 27 2006, 02:42 PM

yes..if they play good football im sure ppl will pay to go and watch and support them..untill that happens, u can oni expect good turn out in finals oni lah...

i support under 20 instead of senior squad.. dont know why

coz the under 20 squad havent been corrupted yet

wait till they play with their respective state.....
then u will see their performance drop......

yeah... I agree that playing with the clubs in M-League is not the best way to increase their skills lol....cos of their self-management is not good.

BTW, Malaysia U-20 will be up againts what...vietnam this sunday??

I'll pray for them for some good result cos SAUDI is currently the fav.

Under 20, lost 2 games. Today lost with Arab saudi 2-0.

I watched their game against Vietnam (lost 1-2). I dunno what were they doing. They looked lost & too cautious, not a single, commendable attempt on goal & poor ball-handling really let themselves down. The defence kept on sending long ball forward & everytime the long balls will be cleared quite easily I must say by the Vietnamese. Instead of working the ball up through the midfield, they kept on sending long balls, as if they lack imagination on how to attack. & we controlled most of the game. The Viets got their 1st goal from a set piece & the second was .... I reckon the keeper could've dealt with it better, his eyes wasn't on the ball.

I've watched them play before & they are certainly capable of playing better. But against the Vietnamese, it was like a different team altogether. The players seemed very, very scared of making mistakes & ended up making loads of them !!! Maybe pressure is too much, but then that's what football at that level is all about.

The team only got themselves to blame.

It's not the pressure cause them play poorly. It because the team come for the tournament without six of their key players who are injured.

Anyone read Berita Harian past few days? Got news about FAM, looking for one Scotland player, wanna ask him to play for Malaysia, coz his mom/dad (dunno which one) is a Malaysian.. =.=

And today's The Star, got this Indonesia, they wanna summon their 40 young players who're playing in top Dutch clubs like Ajak and PSV.. Same thing like the above case, the players' either mom/dad is Indon.. But how true the story is? I've no idea. lol

The game against Saudi, not much difference from what you said. They prefer to play passing in their own side of the field. At the opponent side, they prefer long ball. They are good actors though, able to send one Saudi player out(red card) in fact he didnt do much. Bottom line, Malaysia got no midfield play, no one 2 one passings, not much running in front, mostly on wings. Very sad after so much spent on them.

His name is Shaun Maloney.... actually, I was pissed off becoz some of us in Malaysia already knew this guy was born n 'partly' bred in Malaysia since 2-3 years ago but FAM didn't... so it just show how FAM works.... well, kudos to the Scottish FA by including Shaun Maloney in their national team... well, its 2 times only but it is a wise move to prevent him playing for one of his parents country....

Not much running, & they are afraid to take on their opponents. That's why they to the long pass. Why do that when U dun even have a sprinter on the team ? Tactics Rajagopal, tactics....

Ibrahim commented that B20 Malaysian team will remain. No plans to revoke the team. He said, its not Malaysian attitude of revoking the team right after 1st lost. -Star reports-

Pasukan Bola Sepak Malaya bergambar ramai dengan Piala kemenangan tahun (1936)



Pasukan Pemain-pemain Malaya dan Burma di Pesta Bola Merdeka Pertama (1957)



Pasukan Indonesia dan Thailand di Pesta Bola Merdeka (1957)



Gambar Pasukan Korea Selatan Dan Vietnam Selatan (1965)



Pesta Bola Merdeka, Malaysia Dan Kuwait 3 -1 (1973)

Pasukan Malaysia dan Kuwait (1973) Kejohanan Pesta bola Merdeka ke - 17 Malaysia - Kuwait (3 -1). Pasukan Malaysia : Berdiri (dari kiri ke kanan) : Wong Choon Wah, R. Arumugam, Namat Abdullah, M. Chandran, soh Chin Aun. Duduk : (dari kiri ke kanan) : Harun Jusoh, Mokhtar Dahari, Shaharudin Abdullah, Wong Voon Leong, Shukur Salleh, Rahim Abdullah.





Soh Chin Aun Memegang Piala Kemenangan Pesta Bola Merdeka (1976)

Malaysia melawan Jepun, Soh Chin Aun memegang piala kemenangan bagi Malaysia 1976 dalam Pesta Bola Merdeka



Pasukan Malaysia Dan Pasukan Korea Selatan, Johan Bersama (1977)

Kapten Pasukan Malaysia, Soh Chin Aun bersama Kapten Pasukan Korea Selatan kerana Johan Bersama tahun 1977 (Malaysia 0 - Korea 0)

Credit

Arkib Negara

those year...glory malaysia...same rank with jap and korea..now...we are so far behind..

Harimau Malaysia (1983)

Piala Presiden Korea Selatan




Malaysia (1989) Gold Medal Winner In SEA Games Kuala Lumpur







Mokhtar Dahari



Soh Chin Aun

HangPC2 really do a good job..

chk out the one with his hand on the keeper...IINM, he shud be shebby singh rite??

This post has been edited by sinoffire: Nov 4 2006, 09:11 PM

i think shebby played for selangor, correct me if im wrong.

ahh i can see dollah salleh and zainal abidin in there, what a beautiful pictures. good job

Kuala Lumpur



Shebby Singh Dan K.Kannan Sebelum Final Piala Malaysia 1988




Skuad KL sebelum Perlawanan Persahabatan Dengan Roda JC di Belanda