Our players might have enough strength (they are full-time pros after all) but maybe the height department would be a problem, as mentioned here.

It might turn out to be an Australia vs. Japan though.

wtfisthisss

malaysian used to have a game with superstars teams like MU, chelsea, arsenal etc

now comparing against a non league team?
WOW
this just shows how low we all can be.

harimau muda or not, still malaysia vs MU also under 23 squad (only 3 overage players)

Would you like me to compare them with the elites like Man United and Barcelona then?
Lets face it, they're good, and they're getting better, and i do support our national team and they have very high potential to improve.
That non league team, played very well against United btw, that shows us not to underestimate non-league English teams. Besides, have you seen many non-league teams play?
Just as minority said, this could turn out to be an amazing match.
Thank you for your opinion anyway, no offence

This post has been edited by Seager: Feb 22 2011, 02:36 PM

lee chan yew ( ex malaysian international, not a regular in national squad,)
can pass trial for bournemouth fc(that time cocacola div2= div4 of english tier) only to sangkut because of strict work permit in UK. (the team dont continue the pursue on him)

and crawley town is...... a non league team

cmon

mppj fc manage to give a good fight for norwich (of course in preseason mode only) by losing out only 2-3.
dont put our team so low lah.

This post has been edited by nanamiwashio: Feb 22 2011, 02:34 PM

I'm not putting the Malaysian team low my friend, you're putting non-league English teams low
You should be confident instead, Malaysia Boleh, we can match English teams.

About that mppj vs norwich game, i'm sorry, i would have overlooked this.

But to be honest, i would love to see more Malaysian players play abroad, to gain more exposure. I'm glad that Safee Sali made that first step!

This post has been edited by Seager: Feb 22 2011, 02:41 PM

Belum cuba, belum tahu.
Think it will be an interesting match nevertheless although I believe Harimau Muda will win.

Exactly my point. I believe we have the tactical advantage, we're more organized

the outcome also depend the team fight for what glory. if purely a friendly then the result is meaningless ...

may be harimau fighting for each ball while crawley town players just want to have some funs ...

Very true..I guess Harimau Muda would perform much better, because national pride is at stake then.
They'll prolly emerge the better then

Harimau Muda surely will win as the national pride is at stake. just imagine what would have the media put in the headlines if they lost.

Exactly.
So..It's Harimau Muda for the win then!

it must be said though that harimau muda generally got whipped by slovakian second league sides who can be argued only playing uncompetetively.

Seriously? I had no idea, when was this btw?

lol then i also had no idea why u're talking abt harimau muda if u dont know ANY development of the team.

vs slovakia was sooooooooo 2000 and late

Well, at least now i'm learning stuff about the team, getting to know the team better.
Anyway, me not knowing ANY development of the team, wouldn't be entirely true. I watch Harimau Muda matches, i watched them play during the AFC Suzuki Cup as well.
I also know that Safee Sali is no longer playing for a local team, but for Bandung now.
I do admit that my knowledge about the team is still a lil shallow, but i'm trying to keep pace with the team now.

Besides, i opened this thread with the purpose of wanting to know whether or not Harimau Muda could be Crawley Town, asking people's opinion.
You apparently ignored the purpose of the thread my friend.

But then again, you're prolly an avid Harimau Muda fan, and seeing a thread like this wouldn't make you feel comfortable, init?
I'm sorry if you feel that way, no offence intended man.

This post has been edited by Seager: Feb 24 2011, 09:38 PM