yup...that Chinaman a bit buncit..
i can see 

Sehari sebelum perlawanan, beberapa kumpulan penyokong Singapore telah menhantar mesej yang berbaur provokasi dan mencabar penyokong Malaysia supaya berani sahut cabaran dan turun ke terrace mereka. Ini termasuk jemputan dari firm hooligan Singapore yang kononnya hebat. Habis sahaja perlawanan, hooligans singapore (Mostly skinheads) telah tunggu di luar Stadium dengan melakukan provokasi dan menghina Malaysia. Pergaduhan telah tercetus, tapi malangnya Singaporean have not balls! Mereka diserang dan dipukul di tanah air sendiri sambil disaksikan oleh Polis mereka tanpa berbuat apa-apa. Kuala Lumpur Casuals (KLC) firm terkenal dari KL menjadi frontline dan menyerang firm hooligans Singapore yang kononnya hebat tetapi sebenarnya penakut walaupun  bilangan KLC dan penyokong Malaysia yang lain jauh lebih kecil. Tempat sendiri tidak boleh nak defend ground dan terrace sendiri apatah lagi di Bukit Jalil nanti. Maafkan aku, jikalau posting ini berbaur keganasan  tetapi inilah hakikat dalam dunia sokongan bola sepak yang berlaku di seluruh dunia. Kami bangga mempertahankan maruah negara yang dihina dan dipijak oleh penyokong lain.  lagipun  mereka yang memulakan dulu, dan melakukan perang saraf melalui media, FB, twitter dan sebagainya, dan mereka sendiri yang mencabar supaya Malaysian berani turun ke Jalan Besar dan jangan hanya pandai berkokok di tempat sendiri dan internet sahaja.
Tamat game 5-3, fans Malaysia tetap gembira dan menyanyi-nyanyi di luar stadium hampir satu jam selepas perlawanan. Tahniah penyokong Malaysia, Ultras, neutral fans yang lain dan juga SSFC apabila menunjukkan cara sokongan sebenar dalam dunia bola sepak kepada mereka.  Stadium Jalan besar nampaknya benar-benar tenggelam dengan sorakkan lebih dari 1000 penyokong Malaysia berbanding 4000 penyokong Singapore yang hanya duduk, menonton perlawanan kecuali LATW crew dari Singapore yang sedikit rancak dan bertenaga cuba mengimbangi sorakkan dari penyokong malaysia. Tahniah kepada SSFC yang menganjurkan trip hampir 7 buah bas, ultras dengan 5 buah bas dan penyokong yang lain yang sanggup seberang tambak nagi menunjukkan sokongan tercinta pada Malaysia!! Singaporean! Kami tunggu di Bukit Jalil! Dan tetap yakin Malaysia akan melangkah ke pusingan seterusnya!!! PERCAYALAH!!!

Really? You want to go there?

The last time I saw a winger that rotund, his name was John Barnes (towards the end of his career of course )

First of all, other than Msia, why do you all support your favourite teams/clubs in other countries like Arsenal/Chelsea/Liverpool/Barca/R.Madrid/Milan etc?
Why do you see more reds or blues in the stadium in the last 2 weeks than yellows-black?
There's only 1 reason - they can perform.

We are born Msians by birth. That's fair. And you guys also support your favourite teams, by choice. That's also fair. The English, the Dutch, Portuguese as well as French have garnered the supports from their nationals and also won their fans' respects because they know their players can perform.

The Indians and Pakistanis also win the respects from their supporters and fellow countrymen, not in gymnastics, not in football/soccer, but in crickets and hockey because they are proud of their achievements and performance in these sports.

So do the Chinese. Yao Ming, their icon in basketball. Their gymnasts, their badminton star Lin Dan and so on. Because they know their supports will be rewarded and answered by world class performances at the world stages. Now, do you expect to see Chinese cricket fans showing support in amateur cricket match? Hardly.

Football is the most popular sport in the world. Yet we hardly see much supports shown by Chinese and Indians. That's because they know that even with 2.5 billion populations, they can hardly find 11 dudes that can kick the ball straight.

Back to Msia. While supports are very important in crucial matches like World Cup qualifier against arch-rivals Singapore, do you expect all Msians to show blind supports to the teams who have repeatedly disappointed their fans in so many years? Football is a popular sport in Msia even before Msia Independence. We saw our past achievements quickly and quietly become the dusts in the history of Msian football, with nothing much to show since then. We feel proud, sad, disappointed at some points. We celebrate, cry, condemn. But in our hearts, we know that we are always, and forever be Msians. We prayed for victories. But what can we do other than that?

The dictators in FAM have been at helm for far too long. Nothing much have changed. Do you expect the footballers to follow suits?

Agree with ameen and sky.But i think the lack of support is due to politics affecting the national team.What the hell are politicians like khairy jamaluddin doing
on the FAM board? Should be headed by former country players not politicians.The organisation is terrible and should be revamped.just like fifa with people like sepp blatter   Only good thing that FAM did was appoint rajagobal.

Siapa cakap tak de youth development kat negeri lain?
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football carnivals are more like talent finding exercise. What we need to focus more is talent training exercise. where players are put at a proper place for a proper period of time with proper teachers to teach them proper syllabus.

football carnivals are more like talent finding exercise. What we need to focus more is talent training exercise. where players are put at a proper place for a proper period of time with proper teachers to teach them proper syllabus.

football carnivals are more like talent finding exercise. What we need to focus more is talent training exercise. where players are put at a proper place for a proper period of time with proper teachers to teach them proper syllabus.

Please take note that the champions of U-10 is PBNS (Persatuan Bola Sepak N9) team... They have started it, only people don't want to acknowledge...  But still it is a long way to go...

Please take note that the champions of U-10 is PBNS (Persatuan Bola Sepak N9) team... They have started it, only people don't want to acknowledge...  But still it is a long way to go...

Agreed. Some academy sort of thing where they have structured training and studying periods. Having football carnival is one-off and not a sustained effort at improving our youth.

I heard on radio a long time ago (I think it was that dude who merajuk to Germany) who said that at youth level below 12 yrs old, Malaysians are actually on par with most of Europe. However, between 13-16 years old, the number of proper competitive matches played by Europeans is more than 3-4 times than Malaysians. Which means, if our boys played 10 matches a year, chances are Johnny English & the boys have played close to 30 games, which is sort of like a whole season for a pro league.

Oh shit ... T.T now only me want to watch this match at BJ ... All of fren don't want join ... Kind of boring to go there alone

Oh shit ... T.T now only me want to watch this match at BJ ... All of fren don't want join ... Kind of boring to go there alone

alone?? u got us maaaaa 

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Added on July 25, 2011, 9:44 amseriously, i can see a lot of great opinion here. is there any of u would like to organize a forum talking about local football? i mean A REAL FORUM not only in lyn. it would be great if we can gather and talk about this in real. at least we are trying to do something, not by talking only. agreed?

Precisely. Identifying youth is one thing but development needs to start as early as primary school during PE classes even. I don't know what it's like today but during my day, PE classes consisted of the teacher throwing the ball in the middle of the field for 50 kids to chase while he's sitting down on his chair having a nap. It was the same in secondary when even during school team training, the coach was non-licensed. It was like you and I having a go after accumulating enough 'experience' playing Football Manager. Everyone has to work hand in hand and the schools play an important role in identifying and developing young kids since scouts only attend (at least I assume they do) big sporting events and tournaments. Discovering them is one thing but what's next then? These kids then need to be put into a programme to make full use of their talent. If I were to take KAFA (again) as an example, they train their kids 2-3 times a week and this is on top of whatever they do in school.

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Added on July 25, 2011, 9:32 am

Fair point. I focus on KAFA because I'm most familiar with them. No surprise then that there a number of players from Kelantan, Negeri Sembilan and Selangore in the national and youth team.

Who going to stadium buy ticket Tomorrow?