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Local Clubs Selangor Football Clubs | 32x Malaysia champion V1, LIGA SUPER !!!!!!!!!!!!
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HangPC2
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Jul 7 2013, 10:47 PM
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QUOTE(exkaizen @ Jul 7 2013, 08:52 AM) memang nak tengok JDT ke AFC Cup.... tp tunggulah peluang tahun depan... kalau tahun ni masuk AFC gak... makin ramai penyokong 'tegar' JDT ingat JDT team paling power kat M'sia... sebenarnya saya lagi suka... kalau banyak pasukan macam JDT nih yang sebenarnya baik untuk suasana Liga Malaysia... baru meriah...... jadi tak der lah asyik tengok berita tv asyik cerita satu dua pasukan jer...
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HangPC2
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Jul 12 2013, 03:58 PM
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Safee tak injured ok.... tapi Chopot.....nih jangan lah..
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HangPC2
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Jul 27 2013, 05:01 PM
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HangPC2
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Sep 23 2013, 12:21 PM
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HangPC2
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Nov 1 2013, 12:33 PM
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QUOTE(syazwan @ Oct 31 2013, 03:36 PM) Stromsik pon mungkin akan sign as gk coach..xslp karel stromsik mmg dh jd gk coach utk team liga M (felda eh..maybe hangpc boleh igtkan) Paulo rangel - perak pon turut dlm perbincangan. Sumber twit hafizal astro arena
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HangPC2
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Dec 25 2013, 08:51 PM
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QUOTE(BendItLikeSafiq @ Dec 12 2013, 06:56 PM) I think the Selangor FA should take the intiative & proactive measures and work together with MBSA on how to make the SSA more lively & supporters friendly...its all about sense of belonging...the hall of fame is an example...if only we can have a full pledge football stadium then there is a lot of things that can be done - hall of fame / museum , merchandise outlet etc..the thing is for all these stadiums ( SSA , MBPJ Stadium , Selayang etc ) it is owned / managed by the town council which perhaps deter any initiative proposed by the FA itself ( if there was any )...
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HangPC2
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Jan 18 2014, 09:11 PM
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HangPC2
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Jan 20 2014, 03:07 PM
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QUOTE(Max_07s @ Jan 20 2014, 08:42 AM) kalau nak buat stadium baru mmg susah pasal lokasi. so lebih baik upgrade je MBPJ stadium kat belakang tiang gol. cukup laa.. tapi satu aku benci stadium MBPJ. parking lot mmg HELL... ahahhaha tentang gameplay Selangor, pemain2 comfort hold bola and pass. between defenders pun bole passing. good.. Rangel ni mmg agak berat. tapi kita 2 striker speed mcm Hazwan dan Hadi. maybe bole tgk hazwan next FA cup match kot. kena dah rotate skit2 masalahnya Stadium MBPJ terlampau dekat sanggat dengan Aparment dengan Pejabat tak ada ruang...
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HangPC2
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Jun 29 2014, 10:59 AM
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QUOTE(G3-X @ Jun 26 2014, 07:37 PM) masih tertunggu sampai sekarang bila '' SWASTAKAN '' Selangor FA.. itulah dulu Khalid Ibrahim cakap nak Swastakan FA Selangor... selepas itu senyap jer..
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HangPC2
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Jul 4 2014, 07:50 PM
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Malaysian Super League Team of the Year 2014

DEFENDERS
ASRARUDDIN PUTRA OMAR
After initially sitting out of the first few games, Asraruddin Putra Omar went on to cement his position at left-back for JDT and put in good shifts for the rest of the season. The national defender was not afraid to bomb forward to provide crosses and have occasional shots at goal too – he actually found the back of the net once during a 2-1 defeat to ATM. His best game was arguably against Selangor at the Shah Alam Stadium, where he kept Andik Vermasyah (below) quiet and helped create JDT’s winning goal.
SAFUWAN BAHARUDIN
In what was a poor season for dethroned league champions LionsXII – finishing closer to the relegation zone than to the top of the league table – they could, however, find solace in the coming of age of Safuwan Baharudin. Following the (temporary) departure of Baihakki Khaizan, the 22-year-old defender matured splendidly to capitalise on his vast potential. The Singapore international also demonstrated his versatility to play in attacking positions, as he was occasionally deployed by Fandi Ahmad up front and notched up four league goals – the second highest in the team.
VINCENT BIKANA
Ever present at the heart of Terengganu’s defence, Vincent Bikana was instrumental in his team’s impressive early season form as he marshalled a defence that conceded only eight goals in the first 11 games. The 22-year-old Cameroonian’s towering frame also came in handy during set pieces as he netted two league goals – both goals coincidentally came against the same opponents, JDT on separate occasions.
MIDFIELDERS
ANDIK VERMANSYAH
Did you know? Of the five penalties awarded to Selangor this season, two were won by Andik Vermansyah. Having settled quickly in Malaysia after signing from Persebaya 1927, the Indonesian winger was not afraid to let loose his devastating speed and nimble footwork to run rings around defenders. And being just 22 turning 23 soon, it is a frightening thought for defenders that Andik could get better…
AZIDAN SARUDIN
It was difficult not to notice Azidan Sarudin on the pitch, mainly thanks to his Freddie Ljungberg-ish hairstyles. His contributions as a midfield pivot to the team were equally as flashy too, consistently displaying a knack for either picking out the inch-perfect pass or unleashing long range drives. He also proved himself to be a true blue warrior – after he was accidentally kneed in the head by team-mate Saiful Nizam Miswan in a 2-2 draw with JDT, forcing him to be rushed to the hospital with a concussion, he immediately returned to action in the following match against Terengganu.
ZAIRO ANUAR ZALANI
Despite being the oldest player in the squad at the age of 32, Zairo Anuar Zalani proved that experience prevails over youthful enthusiasm and athleticism by scoring five times for Terengganu. Not only was that, the former Kelantan playmaker was dangerous from indirect free-kicks and corners with his crossing ability, taking full advantage of his side’s bigger and taller players.
R. GOPINATHAN
Starting in all but one league game for Pahang, R. Gopinathan and his lightning quick feet were a deadly force to be reckoned with as he constantly left his markers either flatfooted or eating his dust. The left winger has also been hailed by former Selangor captain K. Sanbagamaran as the best local player in the league at the moment.
FORWARDS
JORGE PEREYRA DIAZ
When JDT replaced former World Cup star Pablo Aimar with a relatively unknown Argentine named Jorge Pereyra Diaz, even the most faithful Southern Tigers fans would’ve thought TMJ had lost the plot. However, Diaz proved all his doubters wrong as he put on dazzling performances week in, week out. Even though he was only featured in the remaining eight league games of the season, he managed to help himself to eight goals, including a hat-trick in a famous comeback win against Terengganu, and three assists.
PAULO RANGEL
Paulo Rangel continued where he left off in Perak by beginning his career with Selangor in a blistering form, scoring 16 goals in 19 league games. The Brazilian’s importance to Mehmet Durakovic’s side could not be better illustrated than in the ATM and Kelantan matches he missed following his (unfortunate?) red card against Terengganu. Both games came during the crunch time of the exciting title race; without their top scorer, the Red Giants were toothless up front, losing both games and the grip they initially had on the league title.
LUCIANO FIGUEROA
You know Luciano Figueroa played extremely well when he kept national strikers Norshahrul Idlan Talaha and Safee Sali on the bench. Tireless and hardworking, JDT’s signing from Panathinaikos was without a doubt one of the best buys of the season. His almost telepathic understanding with fellow Argentine Diaz was also a key to his team's league triumph. The former Boca Juniors striker’s 11 league goals could not bag him the Golden Boot honour, but hey, at least he got a Super League medal as a consolation…
This post has been edited by HangPC2: Jul 4 2014, 07:54 PM
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HangPC2
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Jul 11 2014, 12:09 PM
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