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post Mar 5 2026, 09:31 PM

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QUOTE(syazwan @ Mar 5 2026, 08:59 PM)
Stop this nonsense la

Nacho Mendez tu aku syak menatang sama jgk.

Mfl side nak wat apa? Nak buh retrospective ban ke? Haha dh menang piala pun

To stop this bullshit, LOCAL league kena implement rule lain
naturalized players warisan heritage kejadah ni semua dikira import selagi tak complete 10 caps dalam 2 tahun. Ni contoh je. Aku x sure liga lain ada ke x rule ni. Or some sort of

Yg dah 5 tahun dpt passport tu kira lulus.
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post Mar 6 2026, 07:12 AM

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QUOTE(syazwan @ Mar 5 2026, 08:59 PM)
Stop this nonsense la

Nacho Mendez tu aku syak menatang sama jgk.

Mfl side nak wat apa? Nak buh retrospective ban ke? Haha dh menang piala pun

To stop this bullshit, LOCAL league kena implement rule lain
naturalized players warisan heritage kejadah ni semua dikira import selagi tak complete 10 caps dalam 2 tahun. Ni contoh je. Aku x sure liga lain ada ke x rule ni. Or some sort of

Yg dah 5 tahun dpt passport tu kira lulus.

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the one i bold tu i definitely agree that it is a good idea. However as i said before, where is the dissenting voice either from the state FAs or even clubs before this on the issue? probably state FAs has been taught that everything will need to go through proper channel ie old school official letter/email etc etc, but we are not living in old times, and some influential 'people' are very active to shape the narrative thru their social media. without this main stakeholder to pressure MFL/FAM on this rule change, it will just be 'noises' that ultimately will fall on deaf ears. and they know, after a while the noise will die down and eventually things will return back to the old ways, just as how quickly some of the damn 7s were integrated back into their club and playing without a fuss, even though they had painted a black ash on our face.

and sadly, too many clubs masih terhutang budi. you speak out, you may not get financial help later down the line, or supplied with several players to strengthen their own squad. sebab tu la i personally have lost hope that all this would lead for a better change and we will just be in the doldrum for the next however long
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post Mar 6 2026, 09:56 AM

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QUOTE(Rocko @ Mar 6 2026, 07:12 AM)
the one i bold tu i definitely agree that it is a good idea. However as i said before, where is the dissenting voice either from the state FAs or even clubs before this on the issue? probably state FAs has been taught that everything will need to go through proper channel ie old school official letter/email etc etc, but we are not living in old times, and some influential 'people' are very active to shape the narrative thru their social media.  without this main stakeholder to pressure MFL/FAM on this rule change, it will just be 'noises' that ultimately will fall on deaf ears. and they know, after a while the noise will die down and eventually things will return back to the old ways, just as how quickly some of the damn 7s were integrated back into their club and playing without a fuss, even though they had painted a black ash on our face.

and sadly, too many clubs masih terhutang budi. you speak out, you may not get financial help later down the line, or supplied with several players to strengthen their own squad. sebab tu la i personally have lost hope that all this would lead for a better change and we will just be in the doldrum for the next however long
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This post has been edited by syazwan: Mar 6 2026, 09:57 AM
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post Mar 6 2026, 12:51 PM

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I personally dont care or really dont agrees when we decided to go for CAS beyond this cases

Sikit pun tak terkejut dengan keputusan semalam

Boleh dikatakan saya sudah tahu penghujungnya sebab ini FIFA kawan2 mereka bukan persatuan negeri2 kampung daerah kita

And now we all know why all those in the association step down eventually.. too late? Still i dont care

But until we all know, none of the players about to be blame because they work for playing football. Its the gov or association who giving them greenlight to play for Malaysia. CANT U-TURN or go back

Again, I’m going to stands for we had bunch talents but we don't had the guts to runs FAM using a clear and right way
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post Mar 6 2026, 04:01 PM

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Kata-kata semangat dari Gemini... haha

It’s worth remembering that in the early 1990s—around the same time Malaysia was dealing with its bribery scandal—Japan was busy launching the J.League and their "100-Year Vision." They didn't look for "shortcuts"; they built a system from the primary school level up to the pros.

If Malaysia truly wants to follow the "Samurai Blue" blueprint to become an Asian powerhouse, the CAS ruling and this scandal might actually be the "blessing in disguise" needed to force these three changes:

1. The End of the "Short-Cut" Era
For the last few years, there was a heavy reliance on finding players with even a 1% connection to Malaysia just to get a quick boost in the FIFA rankings. This scandal has proven that administrative shortcuts are fragile. Moving forward, the focus has to shift back to the AMD (Mokhtar Dahari Academy) and the grassroots.

2. Investing in the "DNA"
Japan’s success isn't just about talent; it's about a specific style of play taught to every kid from age 7.

The Blueprint: Malaysia has the National Football Development Programme (NFDP), but it often lacks the funding or the clear pathway to the senior team that Japan's high school and university systems provide.

The Goal: Grooming "homegrown" talent means ensuring that a kid from Kedah or Kelantan has the same world-class coaching as a kid in Tokyo.

3. Cleaning the House (Governance)
The 1990s scandal cleaned the pitch of crooked players; the 2026 scandal is cleaning the offices of crooked administration. To be like Japan (the JFA), Malaysia needs a Football Association that is run like a professional corporation, not a political entity.

The Silver Lining
Even with the "Heritage Seven" banned, Malaysia still has a core of incredibly talented local players and legitimate heritage players (like Dion Cools) who have proven they can compete.

The road to the 2030 or 2034 World Cup starts with this heartbreak. If the fans demand accountability now, the "Rise of the Harimau" won't be based on forged papers, but on the sweat of players groomed right here in Malaysia.

Apapun bersedialah untuk total reset...
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post Mar 6 2026, 06:28 PM

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QUOTE(stillriver80 @ Mar 6 2026, 04:01 PM)
Kata-kata semangat dari Gemini... haha

It’s worth remembering that in the early 1990s—around the same time Malaysia was dealing with its bribery scandal—Japan was busy launching the J.League and their "100-Year Vision." They didn't look for "shortcuts"; they built a system from the primary school level up to the pros.

If Malaysia truly wants to follow the "Samurai Blue" blueprint to become an Asian powerhouse, the CAS ruling and this scandal might actually be the "blessing in disguise" needed to force these three changes:

1. The End of the "Short-Cut" Era
For the last few years, there was a heavy reliance on finding players with even a 1% connection to Malaysia just to get a quick boost in the FIFA rankings. This scandal has proven that administrative shortcuts are fragile. Moving forward, the focus has to shift back to the AMD (Mokhtar Dahari Academy) and the grassroots.

2. Investing in the "DNA"
Japan’s success isn't just about talent; it's about a specific style of play taught to every kid from age 7.

The Blueprint: Malaysia has the National Football Development Programme (NFDP), but it often lacks the funding or the clear pathway to the senior team that Japan's high school and university systems provide.

The Goal: Grooming "homegrown" talent means ensuring that a kid from Kedah or Kelantan has the same world-class coaching as a kid in Tokyo.

3. Cleaning the House (Governance)
The 1990s scandal cleaned the pitch of crooked players; the 2026 scandal is cleaning the offices of crooked administration. To be like Japan (the JFA), Malaysia needs a Football Association that is run like a professional corporation, not a political entity.

The Silver Lining
Even with the "Heritage Seven" banned, Malaysia still has a core of incredibly talented local players and legitimate heritage players (like Dion Cools) who have proven they can compete.

The road to the 2030 or 2034 World Cup starts with this heartbreak. If the fans demand accountability now, the "Rise of the Harimau" won't be based on forged papers, but on the sweat of players groomed right here in Malaysia.

Apapun bersedialah untuk total reset...
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post Mar 7 2026, 08:55 PM

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Off topic skit. Topik panas tu sambung bertekak kt twitter la sehari dua ni. Hahah duk cabar mencabar kita ni ada nasi yg perlu disediakan atas meja.

Menarik baca pasal Maycon Cardozo ni. Aku x bc in details sgt la pasal dia tp lahir brazil tp pindah Thai umur 2 tahun sampai besar.

Tahun lps umur 16 dapat trial kt Bayern Munich pny program worldwide je (rasa byk je program mcmni kt Malaysia jgk)

Semalam umur 17 dah debut bundesliga.

Like how?? Lahir dlm ekosistem Thai dan boom meletup. Rasanya ada netisen Thai pernah dedahkan yg Maycon ni pernah bercakap dgn adik beradik dia waktu kecik2 dlu nak wakil Thai (haha)
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post Mar 8 2026, 12:01 PM

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So match vs vietnam hujung bulan ni still on? Tp kalau teruskan pun mcm xde maknanya dah... for sure kita punya result vs nepal & vietnam sblm ni akan forfeited..
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post Mar 8 2026, 12:03 PM

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QUOTE(syazwan @ Mar 7 2026, 08:55 PM)
Off topic skit. Topik panas tu sambung bertekak kt twitter la sehari dua ni. Hahah duk cabar mencabar kita ni ada nasi yg perlu disediakan atas meja.

Menarik baca pasal Maycon Cardozo ni. Aku x bc in details sgt la pasal dia tp lahir brazil tp pindah Thai umur 2 tahun sampai besar.

Tahun lps umur 16 dapat trial kt Bayern Munich pny program worldwide je (rasa byk je program mcmni kt Malaysia jgk)

Semalam umur 17 dah debut bundesliga.

Like how?? Lahir dlm ekosistem Thai dan boom meletup. Rasanya ada netisen Thai pernah dedahkan yg Maycon ni pernah bercakap dgn adik beradik dia waktu kecik2 dlu nak wakil Thai (haha)
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Btul2 big leap ni... baru brp game je dgn bayern 2 terus main utk team utama... kalau btul2 dia pilih thailand mmg untung la thai...
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post Mar 8 2026, 01:59 PM

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Yg lebih mengecewakan bila compare jiran sblh singapore yg kita duk ejek dulu…

Perry Ng, main dgn Cardiff City. Market value 1mil (transfermarkt.com)

Aku rasa aku start post dia late 2024 kot sbb SG NT dah start panggil dia join camp despite nationality dia tak approve lg. tadi saja google, mmg x lps lg bai his nationality switch.

Kita? Smlm request harini approve

Hahah lpstu dok ajak org berdebat
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post Mar 9 2026, 03:45 PM

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Ele..kuar statement dr Canada blh la.... unfriend je la beliau ni dr NT..
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post Mar 9 2026, 03:46 PM

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QUOTE(stillriver80 @ Mar 6 2026, 04:01 PM)
Kata-kata semangat dari Gemini... haha

It’s worth remembering that in the early 1990s—around the same time Malaysia was dealing with its bribery scandal—Japan was busy launching the J.League and their "100-Year Vision." They didn't look for "shortcuts"; they built a system from the primary school level up to the pros.

If Malaysia truly wants to follow the "Samurai Blue" blueprint to become an Asian powerhouse, the CAS ruling and this scandal might actually be the "blessing in disguise" needed to force these three changes:

1. The End of the "Short-Cut" Era
For the last few years, there was a heavy reliance on finding players with even a 1% connection to Malaysia just to get a quick boost in the FIFA rankings. This scandal has proven that administrative shortcuts are fragile. Moving forward, the focus has to shift back to the AMD (Mokhtar Dahari Academy) and the grassroots.

2. Investing in the "DNA"
Japan’s success isn't just about talent; it's about a specific style of play taught to every kid from age 7.

The Blueprint: Malaysia has the National Football Development Programme (NFDP), but it often lacks the funding or the clear pathway to the senior team that Japan's high school and university systems provide.

The Goal: Grooming "homegrown" talent means ensuring that a kid from Kedah or Kelantan has the same world-class coaching as a kid in Tokyo.

3. Cleaning the House (Governance)
The 1990s scandal cleaned the pitch of crooked players; the 2026 scandal is cleaning the offices of crooked administration. To be like Japan (the JFA), Malaysia needs a Football Association that is run like a professional corporation, not a political entity.

The Silver Lining
Even with the "Heritage Seven" banned, Malaysia still has a core of incredibly talented local players and legitimate heritage players (like Dion Cools) who have proven they can compete.

The road to the 2030 or 2034 World Cup starts with this heartbreak. If the fans demand accountability now, the "Rise of the Harimau" won't be based on forged papers, but on the sweat of players groomed right here in Malaysia.

Apapun bersedialah untuk total reset...
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Define total reset...

Pemilihan ajk baru nnt pun di kalangan geng2 dia gak yg akan calonkan org yg sama atau sealiran dgn diorg gak...pi mai pi mai tang tu..hopeless la aku dgn yeffeyam ni..
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QUOTE(sawanishi @ Mar 9 2026, 03:46 PM)
Define total reset...

Pemilihan ajk baru nnt pun di kalangan geng2 dia gak yg akan calonkan org yg sama atau sealiran dgn diorg gak...pi mai pi mai tang tu..hopeless la aku dgn yeffeyam ni..
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btul... kecuali mmg totally muka lain yg akan pegang jawatan mmg tak ke mana la...
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post Mar 9 2026, 06:04 PM

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QUOTE(stillriver80 @ Mar 9 2026, 04:17 PM)
btul... kecuali mmg totally muka lain yg akan pegang jawatan mmg tak ke mana la...
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Sebenarnya the whole structure tu salah. Aku x fhm asal nasib bola kena serah kt 13-15 FAs je?

Igt x masa pemilihan FAM kelantan tak boleh mengundi sbb kne ban or something

Pastu ada persatuan (was it n9?) buat laporan yg dorg terkejut borg pencalonan dah submit.

Amende syal.

Negara lain buat mcmn eh?
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QUOTE(sawanishi @ Mar 9 2026, 03:46 PM)
Define total reset...

Pemilihan ajk baru nnt pun di kalangan geng2 dia gak yg akan calonkan org yg sama atau sealiran dgn diorg gak...pi mai pi mai tang tu..hopeless la aku dgn yeffeyam ni..
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sng ckp selagi tmnet ade dalam ekosistem bola malaysia mmg xleh buat apa dah bola malaysia ni. fan hilang, sponsor hilang then hidup segan mati xmau je la.

seyes most member2 aku yg fanatik bola malaysia dari dlu mmg bnyk yg dh lose interest and tak updated dh dgn team local masing2.

budak2 genz lagi la bnyk main pickle ball je.
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QUOTE(Iconia18 @ Mar 9 2026, 09:53 PM)
sng ckp selagi tmnet ade dalam ekosistem bola malaysia mmg xleh buat apa dah bola malaysia ni. fan hilang, sponsor hilang then hidup segan mati xmau je la.

seyes most member2 aku yg fanatik bola malaysia dari dlu mmg bnyk yg dh lose interest and tak updated dh dgn team local masing2.

budak2 genz lagi la bnyk main pickle ball je.
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Ni duk salah zaman azzudin pulak dah

To give u context; azzudin masa jd SUA zaman rajagobal menang aff sea games la siut haha

Jgn ckp gen z. Since start rebolusi pun aku rasa xnk pg tgk national team dah.

This post has been edited by syazwan: Mar 10 2026, 10:33 AM
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post Mar 11 2026, 03:31 PM

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Tidak mustahil jika FIFA sekali lagi membuka kertas siasatan yang baru, merujuk kepada 'motivated decision' lalu yang bercerita tentang beberapa nama.

"Satu lagi aspek di mana FIFA mempunyai kuasa adalah untuk menyiasat individu-individu yang berkemungkinan terlibat seperti ejen mahupun pegawai yang terlibat.

"Jika saya katakan kes ini sudah selesai, sebenarnya ia mungkin tidak.

"Ia dibuat mengikut fasa. Mungkin selepas ini siasatan lain sedang berjalan.

"Kita tidak tahu," kata Setiausaha Agung AFC, Datuk Seri Windsor Paul, di Nadi Arena hari ini.

Konfederasi Bolasepak Asia (AFC) menjangkakan sesuatu yang lebih besar bakal tersingkap hasil daripada siasatan baru, susulan dakwaan kewujudan individu yang terlibat dengan skandal besar ini sama ada secara rasmi atau tidak.

"Saya rasa ya. Ini adalah kes besar bertaraf antarabangsa.

"Nak kata selesai sebab CAS sudah membuat keputusan juga tidak boleh," tambahnya.
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