btw check out HK team lol
with half Japanese, half German, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_nat...l_football_team

This post has been edited by Meis: Jun 12 2025, 12:53 PM

Yes, younger generation memang lagi tinggi.
It’s already happening — but if we’re serious about improving long-term, our diet needs to evolve too.

From nasi lemak pagi-pagi to more milk-based, protein-rich foods.
Kalau asyik makan karbo je, cam mana badan nak grow?

Not saying abandon local food lah… but kalau nak anak tinggi, kuat, and lari 90 minit tanpa pancit — nutrition kena upgrade juga.

I’m not saying physical strength is everything, but let’s be honest — in top-tier sports, physical strength is one of the most important attributes.

At that level, everyone has skills, the technical gap isn’t huge. What separates winners is the ability to last longer, push harder, and win duels — especially when opponents are trained to exploit every small weakness.

You can be skillful, but if you’re constantly getting outmuscled, outrun, or outjumped — you’re a liability.

That’s why physicality matters just as much as talent and tactics — maybe even more when it comes to the elite level.

Nothing to be proud of when majority of the players are not born citizens

Many lower rank team are doing it. We might be just earlier than the rest.

If ayam recall correctly
In Asia, Japan is the first to use a naturalized player in 90s
Brazil Wagner Lopes but Japan work out extra mile on league and academy system to grow together.

Some Pak Arab occasionally recruit Africans but use Arab names hence went undetected unlike Qatar which gone full blown

In ASEAN scene, Singapore used the naturalisation card in 2000s to bring them multiple Tiger Cups.. Bennett, Duric, Qiu Li, Agu etc
But they failed to sustain it without proper youth academy
Indonesia and Philippines recruited few too but gave up half way before the recent Holland2.0 move

Malaysia had tried both cards but the players are still not good enough for Asia stage, so the recent heritage 2.0 has brought stronger A cards
Kekwa

The current batch is strong, but... really suspicious...

I pray these are really heritage players with proper documentation, if not we are gonna get into trouble,

Vietnamese and Indonesian fans confirm will be trying to report us to FIFA

Myles Lewis skelly

5 foot 6

From left back drive to midfield see how many players can knock him of his stride

Those thighs man

IMO if KPG play less Paulo and Natxo and played more Nooa Lane, we could have went further in both Afc and World Cup qualifiers

Maybe I am too hard on Paulo, but I genuinely think Paulo underperformed even local players. Genuinely some games he just was pointless. Natxo was even more useless.

Heritage 1.0 was good enough for Asia, just dragged down by Natxo and Paulo.

This post has been edited by askingquestion: Jun 12 2025, 07:26 PM

If u think Paulo is bad enough
U had forgotten Pauline 1.0
Kekwa

Pauline was bad, but I am just talking about the recent AFC and the latest world cup qualifiers.

Slight different though. HK is "international city-state" (new modern nationhood concept) macam Singapore. The mindset on accepting "heritage" and "naturalized" is easier. Human movement is higher.

I remember few years ago when Cambodia hosted the SEA Games 2023, the basketball team was basically all black players (naturalized; starting team). And it gets backlash from the public.

In the Winter Olympic Games 2022, PRC's ice hockey team was basically Canadian Team B. LEL. It was an "experimental work". Testing the public reaction.

Mindset matters. The old traditional statehood or new modern nationhood concept.

This post has been edited by Meis: Jun 12 2025, 08:08 PM

Oh, where is the "cannot speak BM" bashers are hiding??? This is the moment for you to shine.

But when local Chinese, Indian, Orang Asli and half-half are slightly poor in BM kena bash.

Idris Jala
Kelabit / Orang Ulu
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idris_Jala
"He is one of the few non-Malay non-Muslims to have been appointed to head a GLC.[11] Idris does not fluent in Malay, but he can understand it."

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Idris+Jala



This post has been edited by Meis: Jun 12 2025, 08:48 PM

Because it's a big win and all goalscorers are heritage players, especially the new ones, naysayers have been shutdown by people celebrating.

Wait la for a big loss, then you see these people coming out. Like after Asian cup, you see people say how heritage players weren't that good, 2 goalscorers against Korea were local born Malays anyway.

This post has been edited by askingquestion: Jun 12 2025, 10:10 PM

it seems bola sepak bukan lagi mainan kita sampai kita kena import warisan/natarulisasi sbgnya.
dalam 5 tahun akan datang pemain yang main dekat kelab especially yang bukan selatan tak dapat sarung jersi HM
lama lama player pun bosan
liga pun jadi tak guna sebab player pun rasa tak ada improvement

Liga M dah layan 30 tahun
Piala FA Perak lawan Selangor
Zaman gemilang 90an dunhill dah berlalu
Detik hitam 2000s stadium 10 ekor kucing je live match
Super League sekarang dah agak merapu bab gaji x bayor
Elok buat je Elite League 4 club- JDT Selangor Sarawak Brunei
Yg lain2 main Liga Semi-Pro je
Kekwa

Interesting theory but I don't think it works.

Look at the pictures. I doubt anyone would call Sri Lanka, Cambodia an "international city state".

Haha spicy