On November 4, Thursday, on a public holiday we organised our follow up pre-season recreational football session at Padang @ One Utama! Thank you to everyone for the lovely day! Participants, apparel partner, photographer, venue, and new friends! Announcement of that incoming!
On October 10, Sunday evening our committee members organised an all ladies futsal evening session at Quantum Arena TTDI. It is something that we want do but you know pandemic and all. Thankfully and finally able to organise and provide sisters a platform to play for fun! Here’s to more all ladies session!
Read More“Regards to our recreational football programs. There has been an internal organisational restructuring ensuring efficiency. As well as will be beta-testing our programs internally. Once we are satisfied with the results we will relaunch our programs openly and steadily. Know this will take a lot of effort, time, and resources to get the programming right. All to ensure safety accessibility, affordability, joy, and respect for everyone participating with our programs. All in all, let’s hope 2022 will be good.” - September 27, 2021
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So, Malaysia just recently released the Rancangan Malaysia (RM) Ke-12 or the 12th Malaysian Plan, which is supposed to bring about changes for the next 5 years. The whole document essentially worked in this format.
Read MoreIt takes a whole kampung to raise a child. In my case, it takes the whole community to develop a girl's knowledge in football. I signed up for Global Master in Sport Management and Legal Skills with FC Barcelona
Read MoreLooking back at the highlights again, I am writing this article here from the perspective of a football performance analyst that wants to better the scene, the culture and change the minds of all footballers especially in Malaysia. To me, Football IQ is the most important thing in football. Your physical gifts and technical superiority will help you succeed at the elite level of football, but football IQ and tactical awareness is what will make a normal player, a great player; and a great player, a legend.
Read MoreOn 9th of September 2021 from 9pm – 10.30pm, grassroots sports communities had come together on Clubhouse to share their ideas & solutions. Here is the sharing session by our medical practitioner, Dr Azim.
Read MoreFirst of all, let me preface this article with the following statement: I know the girls gave it their all in the game vs a technically and physically superior Thailand and will give their 120% against Palestine as well. I have no doubts about that. But we all know that the current Malaysian sporting system is not built to develop athletic talent; it has ulterior motives which I choose not to cover in this article here.
Read MoreUITM FC is still mathematically not relegated yet. If they win all of their remaining games, and all the other teams lose, they could still be safe, theoretically.
Read MoreMy name's Isyhraff Marwan Ishak and I'm here (yet again!) to submit a new article revolving around the Aaron Ramsdale transfer and the toxicity that surrounds the event.
Read MoreWhat a match for these two teams to kick-off the Super League restart. Both teams have been making efforts to restructure how they work behind the scenes. Their first encounter this season ended 1-1 and here, the result repeated itself in a physical and cagey match. Neither side looked dominant on one another as KL couldn’t take advantage of their attacks while Selangor didn’t make use of their possession that well.
Read MoreAlthough this is considered a dead rubber tie, JDT will be hoping to achieve their highest points tally ever in the competition’s group stages, while RBMFC will be pushing hard for their first three points of the campaign. Hopefully the stage is set for both of the teams to give the viewers a great match before they head back to their respective national leagues.
Read MoreThe penultimate game of Group G pits Japan’s third place team Nagoya Grampus Eight (NGE) against Malaysia’s champions, Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT). NGE is on a hot streak, winning all of their Asian Champions League group stage games so far without conceding a single goal.
Read MoreAn all-local front three of Ramadhan Saifullah, Akhyar Rashid and even a rare start for Hazwan Bakri. So, did those changes pay off? THIS ARTICLE IS POWERED BY CYBERLYNX INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE: EDUCATION FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Read MoreGroup G’s fourth game is a replay of the third game, which may cause some viewers to experience a sense of deja-vu. Korea’s Pohang Steelers FC faces off yet again with Malaysiaa’s Johor Darul Ta’zim, with the former delivering 4-1 drubbing, albeit with a bit (3 penalties worth) of luck. Can Malaysia’s champions overturn the deficit from the last game and earn their second victory? Or will Pohang steel (pardon the pun) victory from them?
Read MoreThere were absolutely no complaints about how this match went this time around from Johor Darul Takzim’s (JDT) perspective. THIS ARTICLE IS POWERED BY CYBERLYNX INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE: EDUCATION FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Both teams have had the same results after 2 games; each with a win and a loss apiece. Both teams will be anxious to pull away in the standings and chase Nagoya Grampus for top placing team in the group.
Read MorePohang’s disciplined 4-4-2 shape made it hard for JDT to get the ball to the midfield with their forwards keeping a good distance. THIS ARTICLE IS POWERED BY CYBERLYNX INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE: EDUCATION FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Read MoreThe second game of Group G in the AFC Champions League 2021 sees Ratchaburi FC (RBMFC) playing against reigning Malaysia Super League champions Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT). Both teams are looking to get back into the groove after they lost their first game. It will be an interesting test for JDT as RBMFC are currently sitting 8th in the Thai League and having lost the last 4 our of 5 games, should be optimistic about getting a win here.
Read MoreJohor Darul Takzim earned a deserving victory over a laboured Ratchaburi side that never looked like they were going to get anything from this match. THIS ARTICLE IS POWERED BY CYBERLYNX INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE: EDUCATION FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
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