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Bengkel Penswastaan Liga Malaysia 2015


Sekitar bengkel penswastaan Liga Malaysia 2015 pada 10 Oktober 2013 di Dewan Sri Budiman, UiTM Shah Alam. Dirasmikan oleh Deputy General Secretary of AFC, Windsor Paul John

Suara penyokong Sang Kenari




WAN MOHD NOOR HAFIZ WAN MANSOR
19 Oktober 2013



KETIKA pasukan lain sedang rancak menyusun strategi menghadapi musim 2014, Sang Kenari masih dilihat berdiam diri tanpa sebarang usaha memancing atau mengekalkan pemain sedia ada walaupun menjadi buruan pasukan lain.

Memang strategi berdiam diri atau sebaliknya hanya pengurusan lebih mengetahui namun bagi peminat setia Kedah keadaan ini mengusarkan mereka terutamanya beberapa pemain utama menjadi rebutan pasukan dari Selatan dan Timur.

Khyril Muhymeen (KM18) antara pemain yang menjadi sasaran kerana kelincahan dan kepantasan larian malah mampu melakukan rembatan padu dari luar kotak penalti.

Gaji lumayan dan beraksi di pentas Liga Super pastinya ditawarkan yang mampu memujuk pemain untuk berhijrah.


PERLU DEDAH


Melihat situasi ini, lima gabungan kelab penyokong Kedah merancang mengadakan demonstrasi besar-besaran sekiranya Persatuan Bola Sepak Kedah (KFA), gagal mendedahkan segera perancangan bagi membina skuad Liga Premier 2014.

Hijau Kuning.Com, Kenari Fans Squad, Penyokong Setia Hijau Kuning, Ultras Kedah dan Peminat Bola Sepak Kedah antara suara penyokong Kedah yang mahukan penjelasan tersebut malah memberi KFA masa sehingga 21 Oktober ini.



TUNAI JANJI


Jurucakapnya, Sazali Sobri berkata, gesaan dibuat bagi menuntut persiapan serius, drastik bagi melunaskan apa yang dijanjikan sebelum ini.

Tidak berminat dan berniat untuk memainkan isu politik dalam bola sepak kerana bagi mereka di Kedah, sukan untuk semua bersatu dan merupakan hiburan nombor satu rakyat negeri Kedah.

“ Barisan kepimpinan baharu negeri yang dipilih rakyat Kedah telah embuat satu manifesto yang merupakan janji khusus mengembalikan maruah bola sepak Kedah.

" Kami mahu ia dilaksanakan kerana apa yang berlaku kini sebaliknya, ” katanya.




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Super Mokh tome hits the shelves




by shamshul fitri





Former Selangor and national team players (left to right) Khan Hung Meng, P. Gunasegaran, Ahmad Mahmud, Reduan Abdullah and Datuk Santokh Singh looking at the Mokhtar Dahari - Lagenda Bola Sepak Malaysia book with Mokhtar's widow, Datin Tengku Zarina Tengku Ibrahim (right) during the book's launching at Istana Alam Shah in Klang on Friday. - The STAR



KLANG : A comprehensive book chronicling the life of legendary national footballer, the late Datuk Mokhtar Dahari, has hit the shelves.

Launched by the Sultan of Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah on Friday, the book, titled “ Mokhtar Dahari – Lagenda Bola Sepak Malaysia ” is the first to compile and explore the life of the legendary striker who passed away on July 11, 1991, due to motor neuron disease.

“ I can say that the book is the definitive guide to who Mokhtar Dahari was, especially to the young generation,” said Mokhtar’s son Mohd Reza, who was present at the launch at Istana Alam Shah.

Mokhtar’s wife Datin Tengku Zarina Tengku Ibrahim was also present as was a number of his former team-mates and coaches – including the likes of Reduan Abdullah, Datuk Santokh Singh, Bakri Ibni, P. Gunasegaran, Ahmad Mahmud and Datuk M. Kuppan.

“ This book will hopefully inspire the young people today, so they can know who is Mokhtar Dahari and how much he was feared by opponents then.

“ I’m glad that people can now learn about what made him a legend, ” said Reduan, who played with Super Mokh in the Selangor team in the 1970s.

The book, a brainchild of the Sultan, was written by Zinitulniza Abdul Kadir and published by the Malaysian Institute of Translation and Books as a tribute to the legendary footballer.

The spirit and determination of the late Mokhtar’s pursuit for greatness is compiled in the 244-page book with pictorials, including pictures from the family’s personal collections.

The book is available at major bookstores for RM180 (Peninsula) and RM195 (Sabah/Sarawak).


- The Star -

Forces coach : Bad decision cost us



by k. rajan





Kelantan skipper Mohd Badhri Radzi (centre) was named man-of-the-match in Friday's semi-final second leg match against Armed Forces in Kota Baru, seen here tussling with Forces' Hairuddin Omar (right). - The STAR



KOTA BARU : Armed Forces coach B. Sathianathan condemned the refereeing after his side were held to a 2-2 draw by Kelantan and knocked out 4-3 on aggregate in the Malaysia Cup semi-final second-leg match in Kota Baru on Friday.

The Gladiators were cruising into the final on 3-2 aggregate with Marlon James’ first-half brace (in the 18th and 37th minutes) when the Red Warriors staged a late comeback with goals from substitute Mohd Fakri Saarani (82nd minute) and skipper Mohd Badhri Radzi (85th) to book their berth in the final.

Sathia felt that Fakri’s goal should have been disallowed by referee Nafeez Abdul Wahab as it came off a high challenge from the substitute striker on Forces’ defender Fitri Omar.

The former national coach added that his boys played very well and feels bad that they were knocked out of the competition.

“ The first goal should have been disallowed. Fakri’s leg was high and close to Fitri’s face ... it was dangerous play and it was a bookable offence, ” said a frustrated Sathia after the match.

“ That goal spoiled the game for us and I feel sad to be knocked out this way. We played well, our work rate was high and we should have scored more goals from the chances we had.

“ I will take a short break before discussing my future. I believe the Armed Forces will come back stronger next season,” he added.

Kelantan coach Bojan Hodak who will be eyeing his fifth title with the Red Warriors in the final said it was a 50-50 game and his half-time team-talk yielded the result.

The win over Forces came at a cost for the defending champions after centreback Obinna Nwaneri picked up a booking and will be suspended for the final at the Shah Alam Stadium on Nov 3.

“ Forces played a high-pressing game in midfield, while we were too casual ... they had two good chances and they managed to convert them to go ahead, ” said the Croatian.

“ However, it’s hard to maintain the pressing game and we capitalised when Forces tired out towards the end of the match.

“ I knew that we could get the result and I just pointed the mistakes the players were making and corrected them. The credit goes to Fakri who made the difference for us. ”



- The Star -

Ex-Sarawak star : No more ‘ madness ’ please





Not cool. Sarawak fans bum-rushing the ticket counters at the State Stadium in Kuching on Thursday to get tickets for the Sarawak-Pahang semi-final second-leg match that'll kick off on Saturday. It is hoped these fans will behave themselves when the match begins. - The STAR/ Zulazhar Sheblee


PETALING JAYA : Sarawak could have won the Malaysia Cup for the first time 25 years ago.

Former Sarawak striker Pengiran Bala believes that if not for the “ moment of madness ” at the State Stadium in Kuching during the return-leg of the Malaysia Cup semi-finals in 1988, it could very well have been the year of the “ Ngap Sayot ” .

“ What happened 25 years ago should be a lesson to all, ” warned Pengiran from Miri on Friday, ahead of Sarawak’s semi-final, second leg match against Pahang on Saturday. Pahang won the first-leg 3-1.

Pengiran said that the 1988 team under Sarawak football legend Awang Mahyan should have qualified for the final after holding fancied Kedah to a goalless draw in the first-leg of the semi-finals in Alor Star.

But, barely 10 minutes into play in the return-leg in Kuching, the match was called off due to crowd invasion. The game was later played at a neutral venue in Singapore and Kedah won 1-0.

“ People are still talking about the Ngap Sayot team of 1988. We qualified for the knockout stage for the first time in the history of Sarawak football. We beat Johor 4-2 on aggregate in the quarter-finals.

“ I remember we lost the first-leg in Larkin 2-0, the headline was ‘ The party is over ’ . But we proved them wrong and surprised everyone by thrashing Johor 4-0 in Kuching. We led 3-0 by half-time, ” he recalled.

It was Pengiran who opened the scoring before Jalil Rambly, Mohd Ali Sapiee and Burhaniza Abu Bakar put their names on the scoresheet.

In 1999, Jalil coached Sarawak and they went on to reach the Malaysia Cup final, losing 2-1 to Brunei in extra-time.

Now, the East Malaysians believe they have a fighting chance to make the final again despite the first-leg setback in Kuantan last week.

It looks like 1988 revisited as far as Pengiran is concerned.

But he hopes that “the fans will keep their cool and let the boys give it a go”.

“ It’s not impossible to overturn a two-goal deficit. It can be done with determination and self-confidence. The fans are behind the team. What is important ... the boys should go for early goals, ” said Pengiran.

Sarawak coach Robert Alberts has done a remarkable job in getting the locals to combine with the foreign signings – Bosnian striker Muamer Salibasic and Cameroon centreback Guy Bwele.

The Premier League champions have been impressive at home with 11 wins, a draw and a defeat all season.

In the Malaysia Cup, Sarawak have won all four home matches, including thrashing Super League side Perak 6-1 in the group competition and defeating Sime Darby FC 3-1 on aggregate in the quarter-finals.



- The Star -

Kelantan favourites in final






Kelantan skipper Mohd Badhri Radzi with the man-of-the-match trophy after leading his team to the Malaysia Cup final, beating Armed Forces 4-3 on aggregate in Kota Baru on Friday. - The STAR



KOTA BARU : Kelantan’s captain marvel Mohd Badhri Radzi was rightly named Man of the Match after he netted the equaliser to knock out Armed Forces 4-3 on aggregate in the Malaysia Cup semi-final second-leg match in Kota Baru on Friday.

Kelantan, who won the first leg 2-1, were staring at the exit after the Gladiators raced ahead with Marlon James’ first-half brace (in the 18th and 37th minute) before Mohd Fakri Saarani and Badhri struck in the 82nd and 85th minutes respectively to hold the visitors to a 2-2 draw.

The win casts the defending champions as favourites to retain the Malaysia Cup in the final at the Shah Alam Stadium on Nov 3.

Late goals have become the norm for the East Coast giants as they have scored 28% of their goals this season in the final 15 minutes of the match.

And the 32-year-old Pengkalan Chepa local credited the comeback win to his team-mates’ determination, saying he always believed that his team could overturn the deficit.

The charismatic skipper added that qualifying for the Malaysia Cup final is a great achievement and he has set his sights on retaining the title.

“ We never give up ... more so if we are playing at home in front of our fans, ” said Badhri after the match.

“ I have to thank the fans for giving us the support and motivation. Their cheers and chants kept us going.

“ Everyone in the team played with high spirits and gave their best so I was confident that we could turn our fortunes around. ”



- The Star -

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Fadhli Shas & Irfan Fazail (2013 Johor Darul Takzim FC)



Southern Tigers luring in young blood with the signing of Fadhli Shas and Irfan Fazail


After a month of speculation, Johor Darul Takzim finally announced the signing of Harimau Muda players Fadhli Shas and Irfan Fazail in an unveiling session earlier today. The duo had been in the outfit's radar for quite sometime, as they both had originated from the state of Johor, although they are still eligible to play for the under-23 national side for at least another year.

The Football Association of Johor president, Tengku Ismail also added that they are also in the midst of a negotiation with another Harimau Muda player and Johor native; Fandi Othman.


- Goal.com -

Mehmet Durakovic is the new Selangor coach




by eric samuel






Mehmet Durakovic (left) seen in this filepic with team-mate Jeff Hopkins when they represented Selangor in the 90s. FAS has appointed Mehmet as the new Selangor coach to replace Irfan Bakti who left mid-way through the Malaysia Cup campaign.



PETALING JAYA : The FA of Selangor (FAS) have signed former star player Mehmet Durakovic as head coach of the Super League squad for next season.

A source in FAS said that the 48-year-old former Australian player had signed the deal a couple of days ago and would begin work on Nov 15.

Mehmet is no stranger to Malaysian football having led the Red Giants to win the Malaysia Cup for three consecutive seasons from 1995-97.

Selangor are desperate for success in the domestic competition after three fruitless seasons. Former Selangor coach Irfan Bakti had left the state team mid-way through the Malaysia Cup this season.

Irfan had reportedly signed up for Felda United next season.



- The Star -

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