Giler aa.... every single thing about this NFDP is preciselly what I dreamed off dan duk pum pang pang dalam internet all this years.... from how it should be funded, operated owned by the goverment.... from pyramid hierarchy of one centralised super-center, turun ke 5 national sporsts school, turun ke 14 state sports shool... aku mimpi jugak yang ia akan turun ke peringkat daerah tapi aku igt thats was asking too much....tu pon derang buat jugak...

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derang juga pentingkan coaches training dah coaches are mostly under payroll of KBS dan bukan Education Ministry. Meaning takde lagi kes Cikgu Kemahiran Hidup ditukar jadi cikgu pj dan bagi je bola suh bebudak pergi main sendiri.....
sebak plak bile baca
bagi aku plan ni dah dibuat cukup rapi dah cukup bagus.... tapi make no mistake, even at this stage it is a very delicate egg state... shell die tak keras lagi .. baru macam a layer of transparent membrane.... kite kene jaga rapi sehingga telur ni menetas....
byk lagi pemangsa-pemangsa kat luar sana ready to pounce..tolongla.. we need to protect it..telur ni ambil masa 6 tahun paling kurang untuk menetas....sebelum tu tolongla simpan mentaliti finger-pointing dan mencari salah semata2 nak blame people...tak perlu la lepas 2 tahun je dah #XXXout atau #XXXslj.
Political will boleh hilang. Bukan setakat menteri boleh bertukar . Kerajaan pon boleh bertukar.
Dalam kerajaan tak ada duit macam-macam boleh jadi.
We must remain reselient to keep this long term plan long term.
please support in good faith.
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Developing players to play a ‘national style’ COMPRISING two phases and five strategic core areas, the National Football Development Plan is one of the most detailed development blueprints produced for Malaysian football.
The number of players and coaches involved is staggering and the funding will be even more so.
The 80-page plan covers the first phase from 2014-2020 while the second phase will run up to 2030.
The first phase aims to produce junior players for the FA of Malaysia's development programme -- the various Young Tigers teams -- and professional players for state and club sides.
The first core area involves training players according to a "national style" -- a diamond-shaped 4-4-2 system with an emphasis on speed, stamina, ball possession, aggression and turning defence into attack in an instant.
It is hoped that this will develop into a unique Malaysian football concept and do away with the ubiquitous "hit-and-run" concept favoured by M-League teams.
Other core areas are creating "national football heroes" by building character in players, providing proper infrastructure and equipment, developing coaches and providing a proper competition structure at all youth levels.
The Mokhtar Dahari National Football Academy in Gambang, which is already home to 35 Under-12 players from the MyKids Soccer programme, will eventually house 500 of the best junior talent in the country by 2020.
The rest will train at five national sports schools, 14 state sports schools, 150 district training centres and Tunas Academies (for below 12) by 2020.
"This plan will ensure players aged seven to 17 from all over the country, in every district, will get a chance to be trained at one of the academies," said Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin in his speech before the plan was launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak in Gambang yesterday.
Read more: Developing players to play a ‘national style’ - Soccer - New Straits Times
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