Malaysia will win!!

in your dreams!!!!

voted aus because of kewell

Don't want to pour cold water on those who voted Malaysia, BUT i doubt we will do it in the near future or rather in the next million years under the current FAM management.

but we must change our management first,and our player must go to play at oversea to get an experience
we just had Titus James at oversea league

This post has been edited by faris21: May 30 2007, 03:13 PM

my vote goes to the aussie,,
they've got better player,,
and in-form too i would say,,

ps:Malaysia? with group this tough, maybe not in a million years,,

Even if Malaysia were grouped with Macau, Laos and Philippines, I wouldn't dare say they would top the group.

Not just management but the player's quality must also improve drastically. I remember Norwich (or was it another club? ) was here in Malaysia to find any potential players for trial but they end up empty handed so that explain something I guess


With the likes of Bresciano (spelling? ) & fit again Kewell, the Aussie do looks like a strong contender. Not to forget Cahill is close to return as well. That will add more strength into their squad.


Same here, Duke

This post has been edited by alien2003: May 30 2007, 03:41 PM

seeing that the Man Utd v Malaysia game is canceled ....anyone is going to go to the stadium to watch the matches ?Malaysia matches or matches with other teams..

why so many ppl think australia will win ....

im going for iran or korea

Malaysia will win it for sure

ya...i agree with you...management and player must improve
But i also remember got one youngster got picked to be trained at Fulham
i think its better for our player to get competitive experience in Asia league 1st before can get acknowledgment form European league

For the Asia Cup...advantages are on Australia side as most of its well-known player are fit and ready to play

As a Malaysian...i hope they just can get past the group stages

This post has been edited by serve: May 31 2007, 01:48 AM

because they are guai lou

so happy to see malaysia top the poll:thumbs:

This post has been edited by BoltonMan: May 31 2007, 11:19 AM

Not Australia is a gui lou, bcoz they r really improve, u can see their performance in WC2006.

i hope Malaysia can go to next stage too,but if we`ll think realisticlly,Malaysia is posibble to do it

This post has been edited by faris21: May 31 2007, 12:05 PM

yalor, guai lou is more superior in football on this planet ...

if going by my heart, sure lah will want Malaysia to win...

but realistically speaking, I don't think we'll go far. Heck, maybe KO-ed in group stages, looking at the other teams in our group.

they must really bring in a more professional set-up in the Malaysian game, esp after all the debacles that we have had recently like the Man U cockup, Sarawak FA going bust, Negri coach going ballistic, player wages unpaid, etc....as they say in Chinese, "wok wok san sin" which translates to every time fresh problems.

sometimes it's pretty embarrassing to say that we are a progressive nation when management of simple issues are on a regressive notion....

Japan is still strong as ever. Australia, Korea and Iran will be the closest rivals and almost have equal chances to win. some might say Australia is the strongest but i think they're just as good as other strong Asian teams, if they play with their true strength. GANBATTE NIPPON!

actually korea is asia most powerful team...during the world cup qualfying rounds, they can win matches very easy and top the group very fast...but come to big tournament, they flop easily...it tooks them >10 years to win a world cup game but for saudi and iran, 1994 already did it....

today news, 4 of crocs players taking drugs.

i do feel OZ going to win the cup, japan & korea will put up a good fight. the european base of OZ players' overall standard are much higher than asian players (beside those fews in europe) Nakamura will be interesting to watch, scottish player of the year

LOL, Malaysia is the most favourites in this thread. Is that possible. We shall see.