The graphic designer and all around mean guy, he comes in with a lot of heart eventhough he tries not to show it. A creative mind that can astound many, YuHan strives to make a difference here in Malaysia as he fights for what is right

With his interest in Malaysian football rekindled in 2015, Azri hopes to bring interest in it back to the masses along with awareness towards social teams and their adventures. An ardent fan of Manchester Unied & Selangor, he hopes to see those two teams repeat their historic dominance. Aside from Malaysian football, you can see him talk about pro-wrestling from time-to-time.

Shah Bahari (/ʃɑː bahari/) is a rejuvenated KL fan who believe in pros and cons in everything. A law degree holder who aspire to work in the sports industry, he also has an unhealthy obsession towards professional wrestling, which he occasionally describes as ‘better than sex that I never get’. Despite often being mistaken with Bruno Mars or Mr. Robot’s Rami Malek, he prefer to stay humble because if not, as he’d always say, “you know what’s gonna happen...”

(اسكندر) Greek roots, and means "Defender of Mankind and from Persian آزاد (āzād), meaning "free". Observant every single movement on the sight, devotion to duty never wavered. Think like never have a box to think out of the box. Made such a tzimmes when people think Arsene and Rajagobal wasn’t relevant. Football and red tie, such a beauty to stand and walk by side of bench.

Henry Choo is a newbie to the Malaysian League scene, and a part of the Sons of Pitches quartet. A mass communications graduate who writes to pay the bills, Henry is an avid Liverpool fan, and a Super Sentai geek. Can speak broken Japanese to survive in the land of the rising sun, when called upon.

Definitely a football-maniac but pursue his interest more in futsal. He is either Ala or Fixo on the pitch but never as a Pivot. Being a United fan is all about entertainment to him, in a form of brand attacking football. Also a "juego de posesion" disciple in both real life and also Football Manager simulation game. Hope to see Malaysian football teams especially Kuala Lumpur nurture more local youth talents.

Founder of PadangBolaSepak, Fan of Malaysian Football, social progress, and almost everything to do with philosophy.

The walking definition of the term weird, Izham was a bit too self conscious to put his own picture here but was forced to in the end. An ardent Arsenal fan, a recent RB Leipzig Fan, and a casual footballer, he utilizes his time with the Sons of Pitches podcast and social football stuff to try and help further develop the Football Community here in Malaysia, or the Klang Valley at least. Also makes a lot of puns, you have been warned