Tuesday, 18 March 2008, shown another proves that not only the Malaysia’s national was far below the standard of today’s football but also the club team. Two Malaysian representative clubs (Kedah and Perak) were humiliated and humbled by big margins (1-5 and 1-6 respectively) by two Singapore’s team (ya….right … Singapore) in the AFC Cup group matches.
It was once said that Malaysian players were more dedicated and spirited to play at club level than the national team but the results were clearly shown that they are facing a real “standard crisis” instead of commitments.
In the other development, Khairy Jamaludin (KJ) was not appointed as minister which means that he will still be with FAM. He also pledged that he will not be accepting any offer to be a minister as long as his farther-in-law (the PM, of course) is still a PM.
Let see, what he can do……………… (Remember: the coming AFF Cup is his Key Performance Indicator (KPI))…..)
It was once said that Malaysian players were more dedicated and spirited to play at club level than the national team but the results were clearly shown that they are facing a real “standard crisis” instead of commitments.
In the other development, Khairy Jamaludin (KJ) was not appointed as minister which means that he will still be with FAM. He also pledged that he will not be accepting any offer to be a minister as long as his farther-in-law (the PM, of course) is still a PM.
Let see, what he can do……………… (Remember: the coming AFF Cup is his Key Performance Indicator (KPI))…..)
1 comment:
Yupe! Let's hope that our Malaysian football will regain its glory days. I once watch a couple of the Malaysian League Live matches at the stadium. No disrespect...but we are truly lagging behind other countries...I wonder why? Facility-wise, we are quite okay. I thing it's because lack of effort. Anyway all the best for Malaysian football. =)
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