dah ada kereta ni senang sikit nak pegi shah alam.
and stadium selayang is just a stone away from my home.so might go kalau ada kesempatan.

8. saya akan p tengok bola kat stadium untuk sokong pasukan negeri saya kalau ada peluang , kalau tidak tengok kat tv saja la

where liew kit kong now?
still at Selangor FC

felda FC @ sime darby i think

CONGRATULATIONS TO MALAYSIA FOR WINNING THE AFF SUZUKI CUP.

btw haters gonna hate, screw them.

wah he tall..which club?

Negeri Sembilan FA

Sape2 kat sini yang kenal admin fb nike football Malaysia tu, tolongla suruh dia bersih2kan wall tu, ban sesapa yg patut. Da jd tempat org Indon mengutuk Malaysia lak.

good response that i get for my survey suka2..i think it's the time lah for us to cheering up our own football team.

for newcomers, hopefully can set a minimum target..like 5 matches of home for liga super this year(out of 13 matches)..

as for arresandro 10..i believe u're a good supporter of Harimau Malaya and the league itself.. (found ur nick at HMC too)

congrats bro.kalau ada anak dari kecik ajar tgk local football.

aku pon dari kecik bapak aku ajar..walaupun aku tahu quality M league macam gampang kadang2 hehe

dia ni legend!

a supporter with big idea

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Added on January 18, 2011, 6:56 amwelcome back FLampard

This post has been edited by AKace: Jan 18 2011, 06:56 AM

btw match 29hb ni kt SSA kn?sape pegi?

it's from his fb

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=180...4930.1442656319

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Added on January 18, 2011, 1:24 pmcakap senang la. berapa juta agaknya mat indon yg invade page tu. admin page aff suzuki cup pun tak menang tangan nak layan kerenah dorang

This post has been edited by AKace: Jan 18 2011, 01:24 PM

ya betul tu..admin berpa org jah..padam 1 kuar 10..amcam nak clear suma?

tak caya cuba post kat wall page aff suzuki cup. lepas 5 minit, ko cek balik, gerenti tak nampak lagi dah. kene scroll bawah skit, click older post, baru jumpa

auuwwww

legend tu takdelah.. pengasas HMC dan ultrasmalaya adalah orang-orang yang aku anggap legend

aku suka tgk aku sebagai minyak pelincir yang men'smoothkan' perjalanan dan membawa idea itu lebih jauh sahaja .. huhuhuhu...




aku dah start ajar anak aku chants sikit2... 2 kali jer dah simpan dah mufflerr... malas btol...... takper.... tahun depan umur dia 3 tahun aku paksa dia hapal lagi chants.. .. lepas tu baru aku ajar dia ABC..

the trick is to increase awareness that football is not just fun to play and watch, but it can be fun to support as well... true supporting inconsiderate of result or show on the pitch,,

Memangla...just nak ckp je daripada sikap 'biarkan' that most people nowadays do. Ada tindakan atau tidak tu xpela...asalkan ckp, lepas tanggungjawap. Xpaham xpela.

This post has been edited by odieseven: Jan 18 2011, 08:24 PM

An excellent read on the football situation in Indonesia - why they have a "failed" national team, and the breakaway league. Also described how clubs are allowed 5 foreigners, which deprives local talents from developing.

On the other hand, our national team have done quite well the past 2 years, so it might be interesting to note the differences in the way things are handled in both countries.

http://inbedwithmaradona.com/an-indonesian-football-saga/

This post has been edited by miketee: Jan 19 2011, 03:14 AM

i dont think their national team "failed"... frankly speaking, they have the leanest, meanest team in the AFF with the most numbers of wins.. abeilt i have to say, all of them are at home...

and i think they have the potential to have the best league in Sout East ASia... although the imports would strangle youth development like they did for us, they have the advantage of volume... meaning eventhough with that amount of imports, they still have a large amount of local players due to the size of their country..

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Added on January 19, 2011, 12:15 pm
Krishnasamy: Malaysian football is on the rise

Malaysia ended their long wait for an inaugural major international crown by claiming December's 2010 ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup, formerly known as the Tiger Cup. The success, their first in the regional competition since its inception in 1996, reignited footballing passion across the country with fans hailing the re-emergence of the Malayan Tiger. Such was the raw outpouring of support for the national team that Prime Minister Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Razak, the 2010 AFC Diamond of Asia winner, declared a public holiday following the 4-2 aggregate victory against Indonesia.

Coach Rajagobal Krishnasamy is the man responsible for masterminding Malaysia's successful rebuilding. Since taking over in July 2009, Krishnasamy has moulded his side into a highly-disciplined and competent unit, one far removed from the disastrous showing on home soil at the 2007 AFC Asian Cup. After making history with his team, the former national team striker sat down with FIFA.com to shed light on the significance of the triumph, the team's prospects and their goals for the years to come.

FIFA.com: Congratulations on Malaysia's achievement in winning the recent AFF Suzuki Cup for the first time. By doing so you broke new ground for the country's football. What is your assessment of the victory?
Rajagobal Krishnasamy: It was an encouraging victory for all Malaysian people especially the football fans. The young players played their hearts out throughout to achieve this, so for all of us this triumph is special.

Does this achievement kick-start the revival of Malaysian football and can the nation return to the heady days of the 1960's and 1970's when they were among Asia's best?
Yes, this Suzuki Cup victory has brought hopes back to us and it indeed marks the revival of Malaysian football. Having said that, it may take at least 6-7 years for us to get back to the continental stage where we can compete against Asia’s best.

Will this Suzuki Cup triumph, at least partly, contribute to the recovery of the Malaysian league? After the slump in the 1990's, is the local league rebuilding and heading in the right direction?
I think yes. The national league has improved over recent years and without foreign players in the domestic competition, the local league provides our young players with more chances to develop and emerge.

Malaysia appeared to be one of the most attack-minded sides during the recent Suzuki Cup, with Mohd Safee Mohd Sali striking five times to top the tournament scoring chart. As a former national team forward, was it a priority to enhance the team's potency in attack?
The top priority is for the team to play as a unit but we did focus a bit on our attacking approach in preparation, adding more finishing training for the strikers.

Before this Suzuki Cup victory you had led the U-23 side to ASEAN Games' gold. Did that previous success lay the foundation for the senior team's triumph?
The backbone of players from that Under 23 side constituted the core of the senior team that won the Suzuki Cup. We had thirteen players from the ASEAN Games squad who became the nucleus of the current national team.

Could you name a few of the key players who emerged during the successful campaign?
To name a few, our emerging starlets include midfield talents like skipper Safiq Rahim, Amar Rohidan, Subramaniam Kunanlan and Kandasamy Gurusamy. At the back we have Ahmad Muslim and Mohd Asraruddin, while spearheading the frontline is Norsharul Tahala.

No ASEAN team qualified for this month’s AFC Asian Cup, so does that mean the gap between your region and Asia's best is widening? If so, what can be done to bridge the gap?
To keep the team competitive we should regularly play top teams from Asia and Europe alike and, to be exact, we must make the most of the international A-match days every month to arrange friendlies with good teams, to sharpen our form and gain experience.

What is the next goal you have set with the Malaysia team?
After winning the regional title our next target is to have a strong side to qualify for the next Asian Cup in four years time.

Sauce: http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/news/newsid=1366482.html

This post has been edited by aressandro10: Jan 19 2011, 12:15 PM

WOW indon still fucukin butthurt eh it seems its long over dy n yet they still want 2 quench their personal vendetta against us indon hardcore supportive sure has turn 2 hardcore personal matter worst than heysel disasters...they butthurters r sure worst than a 4chan bot any day...mayb the tsunami disaster was the price indon pay 4 trolling 2 much i guess haha...so that made me even more proud of the national victories hoho

fuh macam suma pak arab main kat asian cup tahun ni i m sure he will b handy marking all the pak arab strikers in the next asian cup

haha let them b...ya toking about 1 against the biggest muslim trollers population in the world...how 2 win easily???might s well ignore them 4 chan bot level 123456789 once n 4 all

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Jan 19 2011, 01:40 PM