Take sports interview with pinch of a salt. Soundbite je sume tu....tujuan komen media lebih kepada politik strategy dari actual input ..

Apa yg cakap depan camera tak semestinye sama ngan apa yg cakap dalam dressing room.

This post has been edited by aressandro10: Apr 30 2014, 08:59 AM

actually kita selalu blame coach itu ini..coaches kat Malaysia ini rata ratanya..power ke?background education masing2?..diorg sendiri xde training ke apa utk upgrade..ke belajar masa game tu sendiri..

Do Not Expect Too Much...Brendan in, then Malaysia become super team....still it just ASEAN average team...
Indonesia has Sergio Van Dijk(indonesian mother-Dutch Father), A-league top score 2 times in a row, but Indonesia still remains Indonesia like we know now...not a super team

This post has been edited by ardeenardeen: Apr 30 2014, 11:08 AM

jeng..jeng..jeng... lawan club maldives pon huru-hara..tetiba nak main champions league......

Joining Asia’s big stage



By Ajitpal Singh | ajitpalsingh@nst.com.my



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PLUM: Privatisation of local league will see one team taking part in Asia’s Champions League

MALAYSIA will be granted a spot in the AFC Champions League, regarded as Asia’s most prestigious club competition, in 2015 or 2016.

This is in line with the privatisation of the M-League next year.

FAM M-League privatisation chairman Datuk Seri Afandi Hamzah said the local league will go private next year and the national body will apply to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) for a spot in the Champions League.

“We would like to see a Malaysian team competing in the Champions League for the first time next year.

“We will apply to AFC once we have formed an independent body, comprising FAM officials, State FA representatives and sponsors, to handle the M-League after the Congress-cum-elections on May 25,” said Afandi yesterday.

The idea to outsource the league was first mooted by FAM's former deputy president Tan Sri Anuar Musa to allow Malaysian teams to play in the prestigious Champions League.

FAM had first tried to do it a year after the establishment of MSL Sdn Bhd in January, 2005.

Although the proposal was endorsed by the then executive committee, it failed to receive much support from those in the football fraternity.

It is also learnt that FAM will get only a 30 per cent stake when the league is fully corporatised.

Several state FAs have started setting up subsidiaries to convert their teams into football clubs.

Under the format, the teams cannot come under the purview of state FAs and must be 100 per cent financially independent.

However, they must retain their state identity.

Teams must also have their own venues, training grounds and sponsors, along with a minimum attendance of 5,000 for each match to qualify for the Champions League.

“Although the league will go private next year, AFC has agreed to give us two years to comply to all regulations, including the conversion of state teams to football clubs.

“Most teams have started the process to become football clubs. Among them are Perak, Kelantan and Kuala Lumpur.

“As for now, we are on the right track towards privatisation,” Afandi added.

However, the efforts to privatise the league could backfire as some teams currently competing in the Super League and the Premier League want additional funds from FAM.

At present, each Super League team receive RM350,000 while those in the second-tier competition are given RM250,000.

FAM general-secretary Datuk Hamidin Mohd Amin said the allocation will increase corresponding to an impending agreement with new sponsors and the league’s privatisation.

“All teams can expect a new package next season. We are in discussion with potential sponsors and one of the key elements being stressed is the increase of grants,” said Hamidin.

Meanwhile, a non-M-League team will be formed to play in the Asean Super League (ASL), which will kick off next year or in 2016.

“The Asean Football Federation (AFF) has briefed its affiliates about the league.

A seminar will be held in July. We, however, have decided to field a non-league team in the competition,” said Hamidin.


Read more: Joining Asia’s big stage - Soccer - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/sports/soccer/joinin...3#ixzz30KreURIX

Lunyailah pasukan Liga M kena lauk dengan team jepun dan arab. lawan kelab ASEAN dan Maldives pun cukup makan.

jdt jer layak pergi acl

huk aloh sbb asean all star haram jadah pe bende leh plak ubah jadual team JDT....AFC cup tak leh...fam bangang selamanya

Hahahahaha.. Mintak2 la jdt menang satu piala boleh g afc thn dpn sbb time tu setiap jadual liga akan dipinda.

rasa macam akan tangguh aje privatasi liga-m ni..

hanya UCL sahaja medan cukup bagus utk jdt..

Lepas congress boleh tahu lebih detail.

actually the answer sudah ada..just to finalize masa congress saja.

semua ni wayang je..wayang..

Celah mana Shitty Safee ni boleh layak main untuk Asean XI ni?

http://news.abnxcess.com/2014/04/five-jdt-...inst-indonesia/

This post has been edited by menj: Apr 30 2014, 03:19 PM

Lets see then....

Affendi pretty confident that privatazion tu on track.

tak sabar nak tgk RG punya comeback. harap2 takde sape yg compare dgn game OKS la..

harap2 ada live.

kkekekke

ok je nk main ACL. mybe letak dlm east asian region.
mcm team siam buriram la. nk dpt final qualifying mmg xla. playoff pon dh jd bg team MSL

Vietnam nak ambil coach Datuk K Rajagopal

http://www.goal.com/en-my/news/3896/malays...-to-vietnam-job

lepas ni susah la nak menang dengan Vietnam, semua rahsia Malaysia diaorang akan tahu dulu

Typical FAM

Hoki dah boleh tapau..
Bola bila lagi...