kahkahkah.. terbaik punya weed..

Oi, jangan dok campuq isu negara dengan bolasepak.

mlm ni ada live kat astro arena pape match ke?

melayan hekline lak..

1 min silence dah lah kot..

Urawa Reds dihukum bermain dlm stadium kosong vs Shimizu pada 23 mac ni lepas fans mereka gantung banner berbaur perkauman pada etnik lain, mungkin fokus pada bangsa korea. next game x blh bawak banner dan bendera

OKS dipuji melangit....the higher the praise, the harder you will fall.

http://www.hmetro.com.my/myMetro/articles/...icle/index_html

Berhati-hatilah, OKS

hooo..kne simpan ni article ni..nanti down bleh post balik..hahaha

Jadual memang macam tu dah. Kalau tutup lubang belah sini gali lubang belah sana.

Macam ni pon still ada orang komplen bila kita kecikkan liga dari 14 ke 12 team.

Quite slowpoke, but still relevant. An Englishman speaking out in favour of our national FA?

Sunday, March 09, 2014

Malaysia Upset At Asian Cup Failure
With the AFC Asian Cup qualifiers done and dusted and no representatives from South East Asia planning flights and hotels to Australia for next January, the recriminations have begun and nowhere, it seems, more virulently than Malaysia.

Critics there have been quick to point out to the money spent on sending Harimau Muda to play in Slovakia, Singapore and this year to compete in the Queensland Premier League in Australia.

Apparently, the critics opine, it is all a waste of money...because Malaysia failed to qualify for the Asian Cup and failed to earn a medal at the SEA Games last year.

Now, far be it for me to speak out in support of the Football Association of Malaysia. They have been the butt of much mirth over recent years and for good reason.

But this time I feel no blame can be sent their way.

Everybody needs to invest in youth but that investment comes with no guarantees. Stick your KPIs. Kids need to be given a chance to develop and given the crappy set ups in most countries in this region, the best way to do that is overseas.

The FA is right to give the kids the chance. In fact, if there is one criticism, they should be working with younger players.

But the young players change like they do all around the world. The promise shown as a 16 year old doesn't always translate into a medal fuelled career. Just google Wayne Harrison, John Bostock and Peter Coyne for examples.

Kids change. Their bodies change. They discover girls, beer, even, whisper it, drugs. They lose their focus, their interest, their desire.

Youth policies rarely produce a never ending conveyor belt of talent. Fergie will tell you the batch that included the Nevilles, Scholes and Beckham was exceptional. Since that era? Tom Cleverley, a 24 year old midfielder with less than 50 league games and more than a dozen caps for England!

Arsenal have long had great success with youth players. Take a deep breath; Brady, O'Leary, Stapleton, Rix, Thomas, Adams, Parlour, Keown, Davis, Rocastle, Cole. It's only under Wenger has it rusted.

West Ham? Cole, Lampard, Ferdinand? The current batch at Southampton.

But these are like me buying a round in the bar. They're pretty bloody rare.

There is no reason to think Malaysia should have found the holy grail of youth policies just because they have spent a heap of money on it. If it was that easy....

No nation has a divine right to success. Except England and their media. And, it appears, Malaysia.

Strange as it may seem, other countries are not standing still and a nationalist sports media does its self and its readers no favours by ignoring what is going on elsewhere.

Indonesia is placing great hope on the current Under 19 set up. The Thais are never far away from a good national team; much depends there on who is wagging the FA and for the last few years it has been the Premier League.

Then we have Singapore where a number of players in recent years tried their luck in Indonesia while LionsXII lifted the Malaysia Super League in 2013. And, of course, they won the ASEAN Cup in 2012.

But Asean is a tiny pond, more a puddle really, in the game of football. It's a place players and clubs come to for extracting cash.

To better compete with the Japan's and Iran's much needs to change. Playing abroad is one. So is diet. Is any player going to be a world beater growing up on a diet of bakso and bottled tea?

Back to Malaysia. When it comes to the Asian Cup qualifying stage, they were by far the best Asean representative. And until things change at a structural level, are they measured by Key Performance Indicators, that is the best they can hope for.

But turkey's rarely vote for Christmas.

Malaysia 6 2 1 3 5-7 7
Singapore 6 1 0 5 4-17 3
Indonesia 6 0 1 5 2-8 1
Thailand 6 0 0 6 7-21 0

http://jakartacasual.blogspot.com/

This post has been edited by Icahn: Mar 14 2014, 04:26 PM

FAM patut bagi insentif tambahan/favours kat teams yg sanggup berusaha untuk go far in AFC tournaments like Selangor and Kelantan. Tambahan lagi mereka membawa nama negara.

Dengan memberikan mereka jadual yg lebih lenient, as an example

This post has been edited by Icahn: Mar 14 2014, 04:28 PM

Orang "weng" macam tu jangan dilayan sangat....

Maximum bilangan game team liga super akan main sepanjang musim:

Liga super: 22 matches
Piala FA: 7 matches
Piala Malaysia: 11 matches
Total: 40 matches

Yang ni kalau team tu masuk final piala FA final Piala Malaysia. Liga eropah kebanyakan game dah 38. tak masuk piala FA. Rehat musim panas pun lebih kurang 3 bulan jugak. Liga malaysia kalo tolak bulan puasa dengan raya pun baru sebulan setengah. Benda ni dah lama dibincangkan. tapi macam tak ada penyelesaian.

memang takde penyelesailan...... kita ade so amount of games to be played in so much of time. main-main kat situ je la.

just kene prioritize style ape kita nak..

ramai orag nak liga besar...cup combine jadi 1.

aku lagi suka liga kecik tapi ade 2 cup....baru byk kompetetive game by. byk relevent bende to aim. bagi aku liga kecik lagi kompetetive. boring la bile gap antara team paling kuat dan team paling lemah tu besar sgt.

bagi aku kepadatan yg sesuai adela 6 game sebulan je max. 6 x 9 bulan kita active so jadi 54 match setahun.

maknanya tolak 40 tu ade 14 game jer untuk spread antara international match dan AFC Cup....

kalau boleh dan dan asal muat je pon, takde ruang sgt boleh main susun atur.




This post has been edited by aressandro10: Mar 14 2014, 05:14 PM

ak lg prefer liga besar..pastu stretch whole year dgn cup game..separuh tahun Piala FA, lagi separuh Piala Malaysia..

if team tu tak kuat turun liga bg peluang kat orng lain..

system tu tade masalah pun..

Lepas ko tulis camtu, aku terus save artikel tu sebagai PDF. Sekarang bolehlah simpan sampailah tiba masanya OKS kena humban.....

semoga Malaysia menang piala dunia tahun 2022 nanti

.. dah doa dekat beribu kali dah ni, semoga tuhan makbulkan kita semua menang piala dunia nanti.

Heck ko jgn lupa janji ko klu Malaysia xdpt masuk Wc...

OT:2 3 menjak ni xde mood nk.layan bola..pikior nasib MH370..

boleh je nak stretch whole year... tapi macam aku cakap aa..kita ade masa byk tu je nak main game byk tu..


nak besar kan liga kene korban cup tournament lain.


sekang ni yg 12 team pon kelantan dah kene 'prioritize' untuk AFC Cup..... patah lagi kalau besarkan...


bagi aku balance sekarang ni the best. 12 team. tiap2 minggu game rasa macam kompetetive semacam.

ak rasa sbb kne cramp kan fixtures..bukan sbb liga kecik atau besar..

ye lah nak hbs kan awal..pastu nak main piala malaysia lak..

Aku rasa masalahnya adalah format pertandingan dan syarat kelayakan piala malaysia. Kelayakan yang diambil adalah berdasarkan kedudukan liga. format pertandingan kumpulan sebelum kalah mati jugak macam ada effect jugak.
Apa yang aku rasa boleh dilakukan adalah liga buat macam biasa. piala fa pun diteruskan seperti format sekarang. cuma piala malaysia perlu dijalankan sepanjang musim. anggap macam malaysia punya champions league.
Satu lagi yang aku rasa perlu dilakukan adalah buat game dalam bulan puasa. Bleh je start game pku 9.30. Rasanya tak terlalu lewat. Kalau friendly lawan kelab eropah boleh dibuat dalam bulan puasa, kenapa tidak liga?