Malaysia Super League

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Frenz United Football Academy



Frenz United Football Academy sits on 5.25 acres of private land in Janda Baik, Pahang. The Academy is dedicated to developing the best football players for the country. Towards this end, the Academy aspires to bring together a cohort of 50 young, aspiring and talented players between the ages of 12-13 from all over Malaysia to the professional football training Centre in Janda Baik.

These students will be offered a full scholarship, which covers the costs of accommodation and board at the Academy’s training centre, professional football training and coaching services, schooling at a nearby school, sporting attire and uniforms and transportation.

The scholarship is for a duration of 5 years and will see the students through from age 12-18.

The Frenz United Football Academy’s core values of Professionalism, Well Balanced Development, Unity, Loyalty and Passion to Excel are infused into every aspect of our training programme. Students selected to attend training here will be given the best football coaching to improve their skill and technical knowledge of the game in a fully residential environment.

At Frenz United Football Academy, equal emphasis will be placed on the student’s education, football training, health and fitness as well as social and moral development. The idea is to produce well balanced athletes in mind, body and soul.

Learning to live together, study together and play football together, our students will receive a solid grounding in their studies and continuously develop their football skills in a conducive and rewarding environment, with constant positive encouragement from their coaches, trainers and peers. The boys of Frenz United Football Academy will develop bonds and friendships that may last a lifetime.

website : www.frenzunited.com/

frenz united football academy facilities and players

source : futbolmadnation.blogspot.com/2012/05/akademi-bolasepak-di-malaysia-bak.html

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Rizal Hashim: Rashid Maidin, owner of Frenz United Football Academy - a Malaysian gem with a Singaporean touch



Frenz United Football Academy or FUFA for short was recently introduced to the Malaysian public in conjunction with the launch of its tournament, the Frenz Trophy 2012

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Rizal Hashim | Goal.com Malaysia

A priceless gem has been uncovered, nestled in the hills of Janda Baik.

On a piece of a 5-acre land, lies a football academy that has been hailed by the FA of Malaysia (FAM) as ground-breaking.

Frenz United Football Academy or FUFA for short, was recently introduced to the Malaysian public, in conjunction with the launch of its tournament, the Frenz Trophy 2012.

For many months, the project, a private initiative, was kept under the radar.

News of an academy equipped with state-of-the-art facilities began to circulate among football practitioners when Frenz went on a search for a technical man to head the project.

In came Omar Ali, a former Selangor youth coach who had trained among others Amri Yahyah, current skipper of the Red Giants. Omar is the technical director.

Chief coach is former international defender, Ahmad Fairuz Yunus, who has the experience of handling Malaysian juniors at the sports school in Bukit Jalil.

Modeled after football academies around Europe, the academy does not accept walk-in students.

FUFA is exclusive for talented footballers. Young players identified through the various age group tournaments are handpicked to enter FUFA, subject to the blessings of their parents. The players are housed at the dormitory and are sent to SM Saleha, a private secondary school in Genting Highlands.

Each player earns the privilege of a scholarship worth RM80,000 a year, which means their needs are taken care of.

The driving force behind this project, however, is not a Malaysian. FUFA chairman Rashid Maidin is a Singaporean.

An executive chairman of a company that dabbles in coal mining, shipping, hospitality and timber with business interests in Hong Kong, Indonesia and the Middle East, Rashid is a 40-year old football fan with money to burn.



Rashid and Frenz United chose to have a tournament held under their auspices to tell the public of its existence. A busload of media personnel were taken to the academy, a 40-minute drive from city centre to witness the launch of Frenz Trophy 2012, a tournament that caters for Under-14 players.

In what is unprecedented for a youth tournament, the opening match was telecast live over Malaysia’s first sports channel, Astro Arena 801. So will be the final on June 29. In the intervening weeks, a 30-minute weekly highlight of the tournament is shown over the same channel.

In his speech, Rashid spoke of the Academy’s objective to provide a platform, at grassroot level, for youths to compete among their peers. “Frenz’s ultimate aim is to cultivate a team of world class players to compete in international football arenas,” he said.

Recalling the day the academy began its operations, Rashid said: “This academy was officially started when the first batch of young recruits from a total of 52 shortlisted players from all over the country ranging from age 12 and 13 years, were welcomed to this premises on December 26, 2011.”

FA of Malaysia general secretary, Datuk Azzuddin Ahmad, hailed Frenz United’s initiatives as ground-breaking. “We are impressed with the facilities available at this academy. Frenz United can be a model for others to emulate. We are pleased to be lending our technical support to Frenz United.

He added: “How we wish an academy of this magnitude is also built in 13 other States.”
www.goal.com/en-my/news/3891/features/2012/05/15/3093443/rizal-hashim-rashid-maidin-owner-of-frenz-united-football

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Federal Territory FA

The Kuala Lumpur Football Association is a Malaysian professional football association based in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur. The association was founded by K. Rasalingam and Goh Ah Chai as the Federal Territory Football Association in 1974 and entered Malaysian football competitions in 1979 before being renamed Kuala Lumpur in 1986. The team currently plays in the Malaysian Premier League.

Kuala Lumpur were one of the most successful Malaysian teams in the late 1980s after being crowned the league champions twice in 1986 and 1988. They also won the Malaysia Cup for three consecutive years in 1987, 1988 and 1989. The team enjoyed considerable success in cup competitions in the 1990s, winning the Malaysian FA Cup in 1993, 1994 and 1999. Kuala Lumpur won the Malaysian Charity Shield, also known as the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Cup on three occasions, in 1988, 1995 and 2000.

Following its founding, a fierce rivalry developed between Kuala Lumpur and Selangor mainly due to their geographical location. The battle between these two teams is often referred to as the Klang Valley derby which was renewed in the 2010 season after KL ended a seven-year spell in the second-tier. Besides Selangor, there is also a fledgling city derby developing with Felda United FC.

Kuala Lumpur Football Academy

KLFA Academy is the training ground and Academy base of Malaysian football association, Kuala Lumpur. It is located in the township of Taman Melawati, Kuala Lumpur, the site covers 3.28 hectares. It is also houses the main headquarters for the Kuala Lumpur Football Association. The facility is founded by the Kuala Lumpur Football Association to serve as the team's main training ground and also serves as an academy for the Kuala Lumpur football teams. The facility also serves as a meeting point and has a futsal court, a gymnassium, a cafeteria and dormitories for the youth players. The RM5.4 million academy opened in March 2012.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuala_Lumpur_FA

MSL Preview 2012


Kuala Lumpur City Ultras(KCU) vs Elephant Army Ultras(Pahang)

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KLFA revert to its old name of Federal Territory FA

KUALA LUMPUR have a long way to go to recapture their former glories but they have made a good start by securing a RM2 million sponsorship for the coming season.

Salary arrears for the players and coaches will now be a thing of the past as KLFA will be on a more sound financial footing after inking the deal with travel agency Rising Sun Travel & Tours to run the KL Premier League squad.

In another monumental change, KLFA has also gone back to its roots after a resolution was passed by its affiliates late on Tuesday to revert to its old name of Federal Territory FA, which was first established in 1974.

This will allow the new association to widen its base to Labuan and Putrajaya in securing players for development and feed into the KL team, which still carries the name of the nation's capital while plying their trade in the Premier League in 2013 following relegation last season.

KLFA still has to secure approval from the Sports Commissioner's Office for its name change but president Datuk Astaman Abdul Aziz said that is merely a formality.

"We have been given a mandate by our affiliates which will make it easier when we make our application to the sports commissioner. With this change, we will be responsible for developing football in the three federal territories of KL, Labuan and Putrajaya," said Astaman after chairing the extraordinary general meeting at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium on Tuesday.

The sponsors will also fund the salaries of new Slovak coach Stanislav Lieskovsky and Slovak players Vladislav Palsa, a defender, and playmaker Juraj Kuhajdik, who join from Slovak Second Division Partizan Bardejov.

However, KL are expected to be fined by the FA of Malaysia as it looks increasingly unlikely they will be able to meet today's deadline for registration of players.

The new sponsors, perhaps not experienced enough in dealing with football matters, have delayed presenting contracts to KL's new local players who they sourced themselves.

Only eight were retained from last season's squad which failed to win a game in the Super League -- defenders Ahmad Dashila Tajudin, Ahmad Jihad Ismail and Hishamuddin Othman, midfielders Syafiq Johari, Khairul Anuar Shafie and S. Sivaraj and forwards Badrul Hisyam Azmi and Syafwan Syahlan.

KL's biggest signings are former national goalkeeper Azizon Kadir from Sabah and Pahang defender Munir Amran while former city boys Jeremy Danker and Syazwan Rani return home from Johor and Johor Baru City Council respectively.

Azwan Jatin and Hanis Mokhtar were promoted from the President's Cup squad, Federal Territories Malaysia Games defender Taufiq Shukor joins from Sime Darby while other newcomers include Benedict Martin (Sabah), Fadhlullah Yunsifar (Betaria) and former KL youth player K. Mugilan.


Read more: Fresh start for FTFA - Soccer - New Straits Times www.nst.com.my/sports/soccer/fresh-start-for-ftfa-1.181947?cache=03D163D03edding-pred-1.1176%2F%3FpFpentwage63Dp%3A%2Fhe3D03Dn63Frea-rti3D19.3D163D03edding-pred-1.1176%2F%3FpFpentwage63Dp%3A%2Fhe3D03Dn63Frea-rti3D19.111w5ii%2Fed-1.1176%2F%2F%2F7.184844%3Fkey%3DMalaysia%3Fpage%3D0%3Fpage%3D0%3Fpage%3D0#ixzz2EULD0ovt

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Hooligans Scenario in malaysian football

Hooliganism is still present within Malaysian football

So much for all the criticism that is being diverted towards European football, violence and unwanted hooliganism is still ever-present in Malaysia’s football scene. Say what you want about passion but it will never be synonymous with hooliganism.

After all, Malaysians are well known for heaping blame on Kelantan fans for being hooligans, but the issues in Paroi last month testify that the problems exist on a larger scale. The Negeri Sembilan and Felda United fixture was meant to be a feisty game of football but unfortunately it ended up being riddled with many physical confrontations and heated challenges from both sides. Of course it gets worse when the fans get involved, just like what happened in last week’s thriller between Kelantan and Selangor.
www.goal.com/en-my/news/3891/features/2012/02/20/2915542/5-things-we-learnt-so-far-about-the-malaysian-super-league

fighting between negeri sembilan and terengganu fans


kelantan fans vs selangor fans in shah alam stadium 2010


the fights continue outside the stadium, 1 dead and several injuries


sarawak riot


kelantan riot(police car was burned)


police beaten by sarawak hooligan


Johor FC fan brags about his boys throwing water bottle online
www.footballopod.com/viewarticle.aspx?id=6192

Football: Johor FC apologise to FAS and Shahril
SINGAPORE: Johor FC have offered an apology to the Football Association of Singapore and LionsXII skipper Shahril Ishak for the bottle-throwing incident in their Malaysian Super League clash at the Pasir Gudang Stadium on April 7.

The LionsXII won 1-0. Towards the end of match, someone in the crowd opposite the grandstand threw a plastic water bottle which struck the head of Shahril. The 28-year-old collapsed to the ground in pain.

He was carried off the pitch on a stretcher and as he headed for the dressing room, more objects were hurled at the medical team and LionsXII team officials around him.

Speaking to Today, Wan Nizam Wan Omar, the Johor FC team manager, said on April 9: "I am really sorry for what happened that night but there are irresponsible people among the crowd.

"I would like to apologise to the FAS for the incident, and to Shahril for the pain caused by the sheer act of stupidity.

"I went to the dressing room right after the match and I spoke to coach V Sundramoorthy to ask about Shahril. I was told it was not really serious and there was no bleeding."

The Malaysian club have promised to tighten security at their stadium on match days, including allocating more police personnel.
www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sportsnews/view/1194143/1/.html

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ultras nogori aka buffalo souljah - negeri sembilan ultras

ultrasnogori.blogspot.com/p/siapa-kami.html

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Ultras Kelantan - The Red Mania

theredmania12.blogspot.com/p/siapa-kami.html

ultras klate chant


ultras klate song

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Akademi Al-Hamra Red Warriors (ARMY) aka kelantan football academy

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Ultras ATM known as Helang Rimba@jungle hawk



atm ultras in malaysia cup 2012 final match

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Dec 8, 2012 22:07:50 GMT 8 stellarboy said:

Thanks for introducing us to the Malaysia Super League, steamroll. Keep it coming.

thank you and welcome back stellarboy, so sorry, i wasnt aware your welcome message.. nice to know you..

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Kelantan FA fined for crowd trouble
By VIJHAY VICK

KELANTAN FA has been fined RM40,000 over the misconduct of its fans during the Malaysia Cup fixture against Armed Forces at the Selayang Stadium last month.

Bottles were thrown into the field, causing a 14-minute delay during the match after the fans were infuriated that refereeing decisions were not going their way.

“It was a shameful act and even more as the match was telecast live. Even explanation forms on the incident were submitted late," said FA of Malaysia disciplinary committee chairman Datuk Taufik Abdul Razak.

Kelantan FA has 30 days to submit an appeal.

The disciplinary committee also handed out RM10,000 fines to Terengganu and Perak after their fans had let off firecrackers and air bombs into the field.

Perak and Negri Sembilan also received an RM5,000 fine each for throwing bottles into the field while Sarawak have been fined RM1,000 for flares being lit in the stadium.
www.sports247.my/2012/10/football-kelantan-fa-fined-for-crowd-trouble/

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Sarawak FA hit with hefty fines for on and off-field trouble in LionsXII match

The Borneo team had been in trouble after recent Malaysian Super League matches suffered from crowd trouble but more punishment could be on the way as well

Sarawak assistant coach Farhan Abdullah and captain Hairol Mokhtar were hit with suspensions while the Football Association was fined a massive RM29,500 by the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) disciplinary committee on Friday.

A total of six charges were read out including fan violence, all relating to the match against LionsXII on March 17 which the home side had lost 1-0 after a controversial penalty decision.

Crowd trouble had plagued the fixture during and after the match, with the safety of the visiting contingent heavily compromised.

Hairol will sit out three matches and pay a fine of RM2,000 for verbally abusing the referee in the match, while Farhan was given an eight-match suspension and fined RM4,000 for pushing the match official.

Sarawak FA was fined for being found guilty of four charges, namely, failure to ensure a safe environment after bottles were thrown on to the field, with one striking the referee, failure to provide sufficient safety officers, allowing threatening fan demonstration to occur at the stadium after the match and for the use of laser-pointers on LionsXII custodian Hyrulnizam Juma'at.

FAM disciplinary committee chairman Datuk Taufik Abdul Razak made clear that Sarawak will not be given any further chances, especially after Hairol was let off from a more serious charge of kicking the referee, which could have resulted in a six-month ban.

"This is the last warning for Sarawak to ensure no repeat of these incidents," said Datuk Taufik.

"One charge against the team captain was unproven despite the player admitting guilt. If not, he could have been banned for six months,"

With more off-field violence being reported after the match against Kelantan on April 4 Sarawak's troubles may not be over.

Two Sarawak fans had reportedly assaulted a Federal Reserve Unit member who had been stationed to ensure crownd control.

Datuk Taufik, commented that the disciplinary committee was aware of the incident and they will look into it once they receive an official report.

Sarawak Ultras are meanwhile planning on launching a fund-raising drive to help pay the combined sum of RM 35,000 owed in fines.
www.goal.com/en-sg/news/3879/malaysia-super-league/2012/04/22/3051682/sarawak-fa-hit-with-hefty-fines-for-on-and-off-field-trouble#

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Supporters attack Terengganu FA president’s home, call for his resignation

KUALA TERENGGANU: Not contented with merely protesting and calling for the resignation of Terengganu FA president Datuk Che Mat Jusoh, following the Turtles 2-1 defeat at the hands of Sime Darby in the FA Cup semi-final first leg here, more than 100 fans even went to his home to cause a ruckus.

The wild fans threw rocks at Che Mat’s home in Panji Alam here while some even almost managed to unhinged the house’s front gates at about 11.30pm on Saturday.

The angry mob only dispersed when Che Mat’s neighbours and other villagers chased them away.

Angry mob: A few hundred hardcore Turtle fans gathering outside the Sultan Ismail Stadium to express their frustration after their team lost to Sime Darby in the FA Cup semi-final first-leg match on Saturday. — ZABIDI TUSIN / The Star

The attack was the culmination of a protest outside the Sultan Ismail Stadium, where more than 500 fans gathered with banners and posters calling for the resignations of Che Mat and coach Mat Zan Mat Aris, after the match.

Unfazed by the irresponsible actions of the fans, Che Mat labelled the hooligans as mere protesters and not fans. “Real fans of Terengganu will not act so uncivilised by protesting and even attacking my home. I am shocked by their actions but mark my words … I will not step down,” said Che Mat.

Che Mat said actions by some of the fans would only have negative effects on the players.
“The players have tried their best. Fans are supposed to support the team through thick and thin. We lost to Sime Darby but there is still a chance we can make it through to the FA Cup final if we win the second-leg by two goals or more,” he said.

Che Mat said he was bewildered by the fans’ anger as the Turtles are third in the Super League and they are also set to progress to the second round of the AFC Cup. “Just because Sime Darby are a club side it doesn’t mean they are not a strong team. “The fans must look at the players they have … don’t think that Terengganu must always win against club sides,” he said.

Che Mat said if any team’s management and coach were changed every time a team’s lose then Malaysian teams would not go far. “I said it before and I will say it again (to the fans) … don’t press the panic button yet. Terengganu are strong and will bounce back against Sime Darby,” he said.

Meanwhile, Terengganu CID chief Asst Comm K. Manoharan said Che Mat house’s roof were damaged by rock-throwing fans. “Policemen were mobilised once we received the call from Che Mat.
“No arrests were made,” he said adding that, the case was classified under Section 147 of the Penal Code for rioting.

football.thestar.com.my/2012/04/23/supporters-attack-terengganu-fa-presidents-home-call-for-his-resignation/

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Terengganu vs Negeri Sembilan (Malaysia Cup Final 2011) Negeri Sembilan beat Terengganu 2-1 to win the Malaysia Cup


semangat bersama song by ulras tranung


FINAL PIALA FA 11 JUNE 2011.ULTRAS TRANUNG!


ultras tranung chant


Negaraku Final FA Cup 2011 Kelantan vs Terengganu


FA Cup Final 2011 - Kelantan 1-2 Terengganu


ultras tranung rules and orders in bahasa malaysia
wirahitamputih.wordpress.com/2011/03/22/official-blog-for-ultras-tranung/

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Negeri Sembilan 2-1 Kelantan [Charity Shield 2012]


Coach Azraai n player lead CaPo infront of ultras nogori at star of paroi(N9 home stadium)


for MSL 2013 season Azraai Khor will manages Perak FA team

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Errant ones fined and suspended
THERE were suspensions aplenty when the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) Disciplinary Committee met today.

First, Kelantan’s Lebanese striker Mohammed Ghaddar Mahmoud earned the committee’s wrath for fighting with two Selangor players during a Super League match on June 29.

He was suspended for one match and fined RM2,000 for punching Mohd Bunyamin Umar during the match.

Another Selangor player, Mohd Amri Yahyah, who was also involved in the incident at the Sultan Muhammad IV Stadium in Kota Baru.

The Selangor duo had earlier been handed three-match suspensions and fined RM1,500 each for their role in the altercation.

The committee also meted out one-match suspensions to three Pahang officials who had questioned the referee’s decision in giving the red card to two of the state’s players in their match against Kedah in Malacca on July 19.

The guilty trio – Pahang team manager Datuk Che Nasir Salleh, assistant team manager Zainal – were also fined RM1,000 each.
www.sports247.my/staging/2012/08/football-errant-ones-fined-and-suspended/