Month: October 2012

Malaysian Football Man of The Year

(From Left) Penerima Anugerah Pemain Harapan Terbaik, Mohd Rozaimi Abdul Rahman dari Sabah, Penjaga Gol Terbaik, Khairul Fahmi Che Mat dari Kelantan, Pertahanan Terbaik, Mohd Aidil Zafuan Abdul Razak dari Tentera, Penyerang Terbaik, Norsharul Idlan Talaha dari Kelantan, Jurulatih Terbaik, B Sathiananthan dari Tentera, dan Pemain Tengah Terbaik, Safiq Rahim bergambar kenangan bersama trofi mereka selepas menerima anugerah sebagai pemain terbaik di posisi masing-masing pada Majlis Anugerah Bolasepak Kebangsaan 2012 di sebuah hotel di sini, hari ini. FOTO Bernama (30/10/2012)

source : Harian Metro Online

Other Results

Full result of Anugerah Bolasepak Kebangsaan 2012 
1. Persatuan Bolasepak Terbaik – Persatuan Bolasepak Kelantan (Kafa)
2. Pasukan Kelab Terbaik – Sime Darby FC
3. Kelab Penyokong Terbaik – Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (ATM)
4. Pengadil Terbaik –Nafeez Abd Wahab
5. Penjaga Gol Terbaik – Khairul Fahmi Che Mat (Kelantan )
6. Pemain Pertahanan Terbaik – Mohd Aidil Zafuan Abd Radzak
7. Pemain Tengah Terbaik – Safiq Rahim (Selangor)
8.Penyerang Terbaik – Norshahrul Idlan Talaha (Kelantan )
9. Pemain Import Terbaik – Marlon Alex James (ATM)
10. Anugerah Khas Bolasepak Kebangsaan 2012 – Allahyarham Tan Sri Abdul Ghani Minhat
11. Anugerah Khas Program Pembangunan Bolasepak Kebangsaan-Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia
12.Pemain Harapan Terbaik – Rozaimi Abdul Rahman (Selangor)
13.Ketua Jurulatih Terbaik – B. Sathianathan (ATM)
14. Pemain Paling Bernilai (MVP) – Norshahrul Idlan Talaha

Harimau Muda U21 VFF Cup Champion

Congratulation Harimau Muda U21 for beating Vietnam 1-0 to emerge as VFF Newspaper Cup Champion at Pleiku Stadium, in Gai Lai, Vietnam. The solitary goal was scored by Ahmad Hazwan Bakri. 


Meanwhile Goalkeeper Izham Tarmizi was chosen as Best Player in the Finals.

Coach Azraii Moves To Perak

The Malaysian League 2012 season is dropping the curtain and we will witness another finals with some interesting features in in. When the season ends, teams starts preparing for the next season and from a Facebook page I found this. Coach Azraai Khor has moved to Perak. He has a very successful historical stint with his home state team Kedah when he led them to a double treble which is a feat very difficult to be achieved even from our most successful team Selangor.

With his coaching architectural and engineering success in football with Kedah land him as National Coach for Junior players. As history was created, whenever a successful coach at state who move up to National Football coach it means he is coming to an end of his career as a successful coach. Datuk Hj Ahmad Shafie, Cikgu Norizan Bakar, B. Sathianathan some names I remember, all created their downfall when they coach the national team. Azraai Khor experience the same. With the latest development from our senior football teams’ performance and Datuk K. Rajagopal’s statement that no other coach is as successful as he is, will he too fall like other coaches. FYI, Datuk K. Rajagopal’s statment (whether from his mouth or not) has been commented at great length by facebookers. The latest are comments of his teams performance in Hong Kong receiving negattive comments even they beat HK 3-0. 

So, is the National Team a haunting ground for successful coaches?
  


Amarusso Suarez in his posting quoted:  “Setelah berjumpa dengan pengurusan Perak

semalam, saya tertarik dengan idea mereka untuk mengembangkan pasukan pelapis dan

 berdasarkan rekod saya, saya amat teruja untuk mengendalikan pemain Perak dengan

 idealogi baru ini.” beliau berkata dengan teruja.

“Secara kebetulan Perak adalah juara Piala Presiden, kejuaraan bawah 21 tahun, dan Juara

 Piala Belia 2012, iaitu kejuaraan bawah 19 tahun, dan mereka juga merupakan finalis 

Sukma 2012. Mereka mempunyai pasukan pelapis muda yang amat berbakat.”

“Saya telah cadangkan agar kami mengekalkan struktur seperti semasa di Kedah apabila

 kami mencungkil bakat pemain yang cemerlang seperti Khyril Muhymeen dan Sabre Mat 

Abu.”

“Barisan muda mereka begitu kemas dan saya yakin akan potensi mereka.”

“Saya ingin membina falsafah yang baru dan berusaha ke arah yang lebih cemerlang

 dengan Perak.”~ azraai khor.







When Azraai coached Negeri Sembilan, he drive them to a Malaysia Cup champion in 2011

but he fail to create another winning streak as what he had done with his homestate, Kedah. 

With his move to Perak, anda a new team to him maybe he can create another history for 

himself.

ATM or Kelantan?

This weekend will be the finale of 2012’s season for football in Malaysia when Kelantan played Malaysian ATM for the coveted Piala Malaysia at Shah Alam. 
Who will keep the cup till 2013 will be decided on 20th October 2012. ATM made a comeback after their last appearance in the final in 1966 and this will be their third Finals. ATM emerge Runners-up in both their past Finals. Can they make history in 2012?  We will all see the outcome. 
Kelantan on the other hand won first ever championship in 2010 after defeating Negeri Sembilan 2-1 at National Stadium, Bukit Jalil. What will be interesting is that when Kelantan made their historical win, the team was under K.Sathianathan and this time he will lead ATM. He had created history for himself with Kelantan and can he recreated history with ATM this year? 
I like what coach Sathianathan said after his team made it into the final. “I want them to enjoy the finals”. 
To trace back Piala Malaysia’s records click HERE.

Malaysian Women Rugby @ Asian 7s Women Championship

Recently the RSC Dingoes emerge as the Jonah Jones 7s 2012 Cup Champion and at the time of this posting the girls are in Pune, India for the Asian 7s Women Rugby Championship. These girls compete in the tournament on their own expenditure and their grit and determination to try and put Malaysian Women’s Rugby on the international scene is something that has to be respect. I found out these girls compete in competitions locally and Internationally with their own expenditure since they find it difficult to make ends meet to get sponsors. 

I understand that the girls has passed the hat around for funding with a Facebook posting but I have no idea how much they had collected. 

This was the Facebook message posted by the RSC Dingoes, ” We are short of money. So, if any of you would like to chip in, please liaise with Uni ( ooni.muhammad@gmail.com ) »Even RM10 counts!«
However they are already in Pune flying through Singapore due to a cheaper fare compared flying out of KLIA. 
Asian Women’s Sevens Championship

Day One

09:00 – Hong Kong v India (Pool A)
09:20 – Chinese Taipei v Korea (Pool B)
09:40 – Fiji v Sri Lanka (Pool B)
10:00 – Singapore v Iran (Pool D)
10:20 – Kazakhstan v UAE (Pool D)
10:40 – Thailand v Malaysia (Pool C)
11:00 – China v Philippines (Pool C)
11:20 – Japan v India (Pool A)
11:40 – Chinese Taipei v Sri Lanka (Pool B)
12:00 – Fiji v Korea (Pool B)
12:20 – Singapore v UAE (Pool D)
12:40 – Kazakhstan v Iran (Pool D)
13:00 – Thailand v Philippines (Pool C)
13:20 – China v Malaysia (Pool C)
13:40 – Japan v Hong Kong (Pool A)
14:00 – Korea v Sri Lanka (Pool B)
14:20 – Fiji v Chinese Taipei (Pool B)
14:40 – Iran v UAE (Pool D)
15:00 – Kazakhstan v Singapore (Pool D)
15:20 – Malaysia v Philippines (Pool C)
15:40 – China v Thailand (Pool C)

The Results of day 1

1. Hong Kong 34-0 India
2. Chinese Taipei 45-0 South Korea
3. Fiji 44-7 Sri Lanka
4. Singapore 20-0 Iran

5. Kazakhstan 31-0 UAE
6. Thailand 41-0 Malaysia
7. China 29-0 Philippines
8. Japan 44-0 India
9. Chinese Taipei 26-7 Lanka
10. Fiji 50-0 South Korea
11. Singapore 19-15 UAE
12. Kazakhstan 36-0 Iran
13. Thailand 31-7 Philippines
14. China 49-0 Malaysia
15. Japan 19-5 Hong Kong
16. South Korea 0-43 Sri Lanka
17. Fiji 36-7 Chinese Taipei
18. Iran 10-5 UAE
19. Kazakhstan 39-0 Singapore
20. Malaysia 7-40 Philippines
21. China 41-0 Thailand


Without a better and strong competitor, sports team will not be able to progress in terms of performance. They need more International exposures. That is one of the reason why our champions remain as Jaguh Kampong because there is no opponent in the country to beat them and then they will complacent because of the winning comfort. 

Following are the Asian Rankings
Row Ranking 2012 Asian Champs 2011
Band 1 China 1st
Kazakhstan 2nd
Japan 3rd
Fiji
Band 2 Thailand 4th
Hong Kong 5th
Chinese Taipei 6th
Singapore 7th
Band 3 India 8th
Iran 9th
South Korea 10th
Malaysia* 12th
Band 4 Philippines (9th 2010)
Sri Lanka (first event)
UAE (first event)



Read more: http://www.sportskeeda.com/2012/09/25/asian-womens-sevens-rugby-championship-in-pune/#ixzz28aFCLHoF

Results HERE

RESULTS 2011

1-2 Place: China 31 bt Kazakhstan 12
3-4 Place: Japan 17 bt Thailand 7
Other Classifications: 5-6 Place: Hong Kong 24 bt Chinese Taipei 10; 7-8 Place:  India 5 lost to Singapore 29; 9-10 Place: Iran 7 bt South Korea 5; 11-12 Place: Malaysia 0 bt Lao 7.
Semi Final: China 26 bt Japan 0; Kazakhstan 21 bt Thailand 12
Plate Semi Final: India 0 lost to Hong Kong 34; Chinese Taipei 21 bt Singapore 0
Bowl Semifinal: Iran 12 bt Malaysia 0; South Korea 17 bt Laos 12
Quarterfinal: China 41 bt India 0; Japan 17 bt Hong Kong 5; Kazakhstan 29 bt Taipei 0; Thailand 24 bt Singapore 0
ASIA RANKING
1.  China; 2 Kazakhstan; 3  Japan;  4 Thailand; 5 Hong Kong;  6 Chinese Taipei; 7 Singapore;  8 India;  9 Iran; 10 South Korea;  11 Lao; 12 Malaysia
Bowl Winner: Iran; Runner Up: South Korea
Plate Winners: Hong Kong; Runner Up: Chinese Taipei
Cup Winners: China; Runners Up: Kazakhstan.



Read more: http://www.sportskeeda.com/2011/10/02/asian-womens-sevens-rugby-championship-china-champions-india-8th/#ixzz28aHDQYHq

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