Originally posted by matjawasp at 6-12-2006 09:52 PM
sebenarnya dalam gambar Soh Chin Aun pegang Piala Merdeka dengan Korea Selatan tu adalah tahun 1979 bukannya tahun 1977. Tahun 1977 Korea Selatan juara kalah kan Iraq 1-0. Gol Korea dijaring kan ol ...
Pasukan Malaysia Dan Pasukan Korea Selatan, Johan Bersama (1977)
Kapten Pasukan Malaysia, Soh Chin Aun bersama Kapten Pasukan Korea Selatan kerana Johan Bersama tahun 1977 (Malaysia 0 - Korea 0)
27- 6-1979 Malaysia 1-1 Japan
29- 6-1979 Japan 2-0 Thailand
29- 6-1979 Malaysia 4-1 Burma
1- 7-1979 Japan 1-0 Burma
1- 7-1979 Malaysia 4-2 Thailand
4- 7-1979 South Korea B 1-0 Japan
4- 7-1979 Malaysia 1-1 Indonesia
7- 7-1979 Malaysia 1-4 South Korea B
8- 7-1979 Japan 0-0 Malaysia B
9- 7-1979 Malaysia 3-0 Singapore
11- 7-1979 Japan 0-0 Indonesia
12- 7-1979 Malaysia 3-1 Malaysia B
13- 7-1979 Japan 3-1 Singapore [Usui, Nagai 2; ?]
Burma 2-3 South Korea B
South Korea B 6-0 Indonesia
South Korea B 1-1 Singapore
South Korea B 3-1 Malaysia B
South Korea B 2-1 Thailand
Burma 4-0 Indonesia
Singapore 1-4 Burma
Burma 3-1 Malaysia B
Burma 2-0 Thailand
Indonesia 0-0 Singapore
Malaysia B 1-1 Indonesia
Indonesia 2-1 Thailand
Malaysia B 1-2 Singapore
Thailand 1-1 Singapore
Malaysia B 2-2 Thailand
gambar berkaler team Malaysia johan bersama dengan Korea Selatan dalam Pesta Bola Merdeka yang ke 23 ini diambil dari buku tahunan Malaysia tahun 1979....memang tidak dapat disangkalkan bahawa Malaysia dan Korea Selatan adalah johan bersama semasa Pesta Bola Merdeka yang ke 23 pada tahun 1979. Di bawah ini pula adalah gambar pasukan Korea Selatan semasa Pesta Bola Merdeka tahun 1979.
ANTARA JURULATIH IMPORT YG PERNA MELATIH SKUAD MALAYSIA NIE SIAPAKAH YG PALING BERJAYA EHK??JURULATIH TEMPATAN YG PALING BERJAYA PULAK??
I INGAT KARL HEINZ ..NTAH APER KE NAMA DIE DARI JERMAN TUU....
YG TEMPATAN PULAK??
YG AKU TAHU YG TERUK SEKALI JURULATIH TEMPATAN RAHIM ABDULLAH SAMPAI NGAN FILIPINA PON KALAH KAT SEA GAMES
Stags Stalwart Rafi Ali
To debut in
Sultan of Selangor抯 Cup
Saturday, 11 August 2007 Shah Alam Stadium Kuala Lumpur
[table=98%][tr][td]Stags stalwart Rafi Ali will be making his debut in the Sultan of Selangor抯 Cup. Rafi together with team mates, Noh Alam Shah, Mirko Grabovac and Sead Muratovic are selected to represent S.League Selection for the Cup match.
The Sultan of Selangor抯 Cup match is in its sixth year running and will take place this Saturday, 11 August 2007 at the Shah Alam Stadium in Kuala Lumpur.
[table=98%][tr][td=1,1,139][/td][td=1,1,5] [/td][td]The S.League Selection coached by V Sundram Moorthy will do battle with Selangor Selection handled by Dollah Salleh.
The S.League Selection intends to do well and retain the Cup. They last beat Selangor Selection 3
mula2 dia lepas menang malaysia cup 1994 tu ,
then dia main semi pro singapore nye liga kejap
then lepas tu aku dengar dia bukak kedai
then dia sambung pela ...
dia ni antara bek kebal yg paling handal selain Sudiat Dali..
Kalau team sarawak zaman happening dan kegemilangan ialah era 1988, masa mula2x masuk separuh akhir malaysia cup, lepas berjaya masuk semifinal lawan johor coach awang mahyan pakat terjun dari jambatan gantung satok (dah roboh dek banjir besar. Sampai satu tahap beliau nak terjun sungai pakai dari helikopter kalau sarawak masuk final malaysia cup that year. Lepas tu masa sarawak berjaya tumpaskan johor agregat 4-2,malam lepas match players pakat2x lari dari stadium balik rumah. Yang lain ni aku cedok dari wikipedia:
The Ngap Sayot era (1988-1990)
The Ngap Sayot era witnessed the height of Sarawak's team spirit, robust play, wonderful games, effective strategies, truly Sarawakian and controversial. It is still remembered by older fans and players, and is regarded as the best era ever in Sarawak's football history.
The Ngap Sayot slogan was inspired by the team's former coach, Awang Mahyan Awang Mohamad during the height of their play between 1988 to 1990. During this era, the team were purely Sarawakian without taking any foreign imports into the team. Although being a punchbag for several elite teams in the competition, Sarawak were very strong at their home turf, the legendary Stadium Negeri (State Stadium) and was always packed with fans and noise that could shake any teams against Sarawak. Yet again their fighting spirit in those heyday was very strong that even current players couldn't match.
There are several events and incidents occurred during the era, including:
* The mysterious black cat incident
A mysterious appearance of a black cat during a league match was regarded by older fans as sensational. Speculations arose that the team is using black magic as claimed by many; however, the black cat actually belonged to a fan that accidentally slipped his cat into the track. Hence the incident, the team assumed the black cat as their mascot for a few years.
* The famous Satok Bridge jump
When Sarawak qualified for the quarter-final round of the Malaysia Cup for the first time, the flamboyant Awang Mahyan led his team jumped off the bridge into Sarawak River to celebrate their triumph. The event was joined by fans and was widely covered by the media nationwide.
* The Stadium Negeri Midnight fiasco
During the second leg of a semi-final match in Kuching, the overloaded crowd, overwhelming atmosphere and unjust decision at the stadium forced the match to be postponed at midnight, taking the match technically played in two days, thus creating history in Malaysian sports until this day. The match was later resumed in Singapore, in which Sarawak lost. Due to the incident, the government refurbished and upgraded the stadium to its current state.
* The Merdeka Stadium incident
This is the biggest crisis so far, to the extend that the national integration nearly shattered. It all started when Steven Ovinis, the match referee misjudged and penalised a Sarawak player for time-wasting. It was so clear at that time that the player was injured and needs medication as well as the referees' biasness towards Sarawak in favour of the Kuala Lumpur team. Knowing that something amiss, the Sarawak captain, along with other players, blasted the decision and asked for referee replacement. Being denied of their rights, Sarawak walked out from the field, boycotting the match as the referee was claimed to be 'pushed' to the ground. At this, the commotion began. Several FRU (Federal Reserve Unit) personnel rushed into the field, attacking Sarawak players in a move to 'protect the players'. Several players were hurt in that incident, and many still remember the horrifying moments. The incident has opted FAS to withdrew from FAM, and strained the relationship between the Federal Government and the Sarawak Government. The national integration was indeed shaken. National papers and media were the targets of attacks and confrontation. Even a federal minister from Kuala Lumpur was advised not to go to Sarawak due to this reason. The issue was later resolved when the deputy president of FAM was sent to bury the hatchet, and FAS rejoined FAM.
[edit] The Encang Sarawak Encang Era (1992-2003)
The success of Sarawak during this era was powered by Alan Vest and Abdul Jalil Rambli.
After the end of the Ngap Sayot era, FAS decided to revamp the team with the inclusion of foreign coach and players from Australia. Alan Vest (now a senior team director at Australia's Perth Glory FC), was chosen to become Sarawak's new boss, replacing the flamboyant Awang Mahyan.
With the investment that reached RM2 million at that time, Sarawak has shaped a formidable team. The most memorable glory was in 1992 when Sarawak won the FA Cup by defeating their main rival at that time, Kuala Lumpur. Other glorious moments include the champions of Malaysian Premier League in 1997, champions of the Charity Shield in 1998 and marched to the finals of the FA Cup (1996, 2001) and, their greatest achievement so far by reaching the final of the prestigious Malaysia Cup in 1999.
Around this time, Sarawak changed their mascot from a black cat to a crocodile, nicknamed Bujang Senang. The team itself is generally known as The Crocs.
The most popular foreign players in the team was John Hunter, known as John "Kerbau (Buffalo)" Hunter. David Evans, an Australian, holds the record as the tallest player ever in the league's history, as well as the longest serving foreign player. Other players such as Billy Bone, Alistair Edwards as well as Neathan Gibson were also popular with fans.
This era also witnessed a significant change of venue in 1997. After the end of the 1997 FIFA World Youth Cup, Sarawak moved to its current home, the Sarawak Stadium, which is adjacent to the old stadium (although the team re-used the old Stadium Negeri for several home matches afterwards). The new stadium was regarded quite unfortunate as the old one, but throughout the time the new stadium becomes an identity for the team itself. The new stadium has hosted several international matches, such the AFC Champions League second round match between Sarawak and Kashima Antlers of Japan, and other friendlies with clubs from Singapore, Australia and Germany.
After the departure of Alan Vest in 1999, Sarawak were left without any foreign touch due to FAM policy. With the coming of Vest's apprentice and also an ex-captain of Sarawak, Abdul Jalil Rambli, Sarawak FA has managed to reach the Malaysia Cup final and the FA Cup final in 2001.
The spirit of Encang Sarawak Encang also upheld Sarawak as one the elite teams in the Malaysian League, as well as the least conceded team. It is also noted that Sarawak were second to Selangor FA in terms of wealth and excellence in management as well as players' welfare. Sarawak became a favourite in most competitions and one the most consistent teams.
M.Chandran acknowledges a greeting from a fan during the drive back from the airport (7 Oct 1971)
Shaharuddin Abdullah (6 Nov 1971)
Lim Fung Kee (26 June 1972)
FAM players (from left) Wan Mohamed Wan Zawawi (fallen), Mokhtar Dahari and R.Visvanathan tussle for the ball during a heading practice session at Kuala Lumpur. (16 Dec 1972)
Ali Bakar scores for Penang with goalkeeper Edmund Wee (right), Samad Alipichay (left) and Hasli Ibrahim beaten at the 51st Malaysia Cup soccer final at merdeka Stadium. (27 May 1977)
Namat Abdullah (1 June 1978)
Soh Chin Aun (29 June 1979)
Santokh Singh & Soh Chin Aun (3 Oct 1979)
Some of the Malaysian players signing their names on the balls to be given away to the crowd at their pre-Olympic soccer match. (26 March 1980)
The flag raising ceremony at Wisma FAM, just two days before the crucial match with South Korea. in the pre-Olympic final at stadium Merdeka. (4 April 1980)
Excited fans reach out to congratulate skipper Soh Chin Aun and Khalid Ali after Malaysia beat South Korea 2-1 (6 April 1980)
Former International Ali Bakar who was replaced in the last 15 minutes took a shot at goal and Kedah goalkeeper Rashid Zain dived at full length to stop his shot at Stadium Perak. (1982)
Soh Chin Aun (11 Oct 1983)
Mohamed Bakar - Nation Football Coach (9 May 1985)
M. Chandran - National Soccer Coach (31 March 1991)
gua ni agak lambat sket kot nk nengok otai2 sezaman mokhtar dahari...tapi gua sempat merasai kehebatan yg x kurang hebatnye seperti..
-nasir yusof(arkite team johor)
-abas saad(masa main dgn johor,b4 rasuah)
-alistair edwards(johor gak)
-ervin boban(johor lagi)
-omar salim(keeper johor)
-karel stromsik(keeper selangor)
-azizul abu hanifa(perak)
-farouk/*****a ismail(kedah)
-hashim mustapha(kelantan/johor)
-azmi mohamad(johor)
-khairul azman(pahang)
-zainal abidin(selangor)
-anuar abu bakar(super sub legend/johor)
itu je la kot...tapi ada sorang cina pendek tu..kejap main kL ..last aku dgr dia main sabah..
apa tah nama dia. lagi sorang striker dari sabah...tinggi2 .,.kurus..apa tah nama dia..tu pun bagi aku hebat gak le..last dia main malaysia piala merdeka lawan finland kot.
tapi masa zaman aku sempat rasa otai2 kt atas tu,team2 mcm perak,pahang n kedah memang
paling di geruni...lagi2 perak. byk star2 kt sana,tapi last2 kantoi rasuah ramai2 tu..hmmm aku pun terus x jadi peminat kipas susah mati. selangor plak time tu xde le hebat sangat mcm skang nih...kira nye sumer team sama rata le. moment paling aku ingat time selangor kena titik dgn johor...time tu ervin boban,nasir yusof etc main lagi ngan johor...trivia yg aku igt kt perlawanan final piala malaysia tu rasanye kisah karel stromsik(keeper selangor) ,mak dia meninggal dunia pada hari yg sama dgn final tu,ckp2 org kata selangor kalah sbb si karel stromsik ni stress gile coz xdpt balik nengok mendiang mak dia for the last moment.
huuhuu..tu je la kot yg aku ingat pasal kehebatan bola sepak malaysia ni dlu. skang ni bkn x bley blah team malaysia...dan aku kurang setuju la klu kita x maju coz campur tangan sultan dlm FAM,aku rasa dari dlu depa dok ada dlm exco FAM. masalahnye,ini pendapat dan pengalaman aku le,masalah akar umbi,maksudnye dari peringkat DAERAH dh ada kronisme ni..mcm mane nk maju kan. aku dlu penah dpt g selection DAERAH,dlm 3 skolah kawasan aku ni,aku sorang je terpilih,tapi apa yg aku dpt masa selection? kena pulau beb..rupa2 nye team daerah dh selected awal2 lagi, kiranye selection tu mcm drama nk cukupkan syarat FAS je. aku rasa budak2 kampung lagi lasak dan bijak dlm sukan ni(tak kira bangsa).dan aku harap 1 hari nanti
team malaysia akan jadi TEAM ROJAK mcm zaman arwah mokhtar. semua bangsa sama rata...
ikut logik pun berakal gak usul aku ni, klu cina ada dlm team,depa bley jadi mastermind(playmaker) coz background depa ni kan bijak2 dlm kira2 mathematics...indian bley jadi kete kebal kt defend coz 1 malaya tau kaum depa ni ada keting besi huhu..dan melayu bley jadi TENTERA yakni tukang jalankan misi yg di conduct player cina dan di iringi kete kebal oleh kaum india....tapi itu angan2 aku je...MUSTAHIL malaysia nk dpt team mcm tu lagi..
huhu...
Post time 6-12-2006 10:42 PM
[/td][td=1,1,5] [/td][td]The S.League Selection coached by V Sundram Moorthy will do battle with Selangor Selection handled by Dollah Salleh. 
