Lately, people have been talking about Malaysian young lads performances in Champions Youth Cup. Unlucky lose to Bayern Munich, lucky draw against Chelsea and unluckily defeated by PSV Eindhoven. In Malaysia standard, they got a really good result although failed to advance to quarter final.

Should we really be happy with the result? Yes we should!!.. However, does it mean that Malaysian football has a bright future?? I don’t think so!! This is not the first time our young squads perform very well in Asia and international level. They have good talent but they will never have a chance to wear our national colors in another 10 years because in Malaysia, there’re simply no places for good young players, not until they have gone old and sluggish enough!

So, what might happen to these young players in the future??? A smart and intelligent player will continue their study in the university.. Others will be sent for trial at European top clubs. But imagine this…they’d be going there with what reputation??? At the age of 20, they were still not selected to became an important Malaysian player. If you are Brazilian or Argentinean, maybe those European clubs will considered the trial as a serious matters..however….we are talking about a young Malaysian players that were not even selected for rank 154th team in the world!!

If we send this young player with no reputation to Manchester United for trial, do you think Sir Alex will ever bother to attend the trial or even watch his game?? Looks like he might fail even before the trial!! The best solution is if we can pay them a sum of money then they will put that young player into their academy. All the newspapers in Malaysia will put the headline “Young Malaysian player selected for Manchester United”. After 2 years…he will also vanish!
So what we have left behind are the uneducated players that will become the future of Malaysian football. That is why we can hardly find any player that is intelligent with pride!!

In order to improve the Malaysian squad, FAM introduced Malaysia Super League! It ranks higher that English Premier League because in Malaysia… Premier League is 2nd division league!! That sounds great!! They believe that MSL is good enough to improve our national team and finding national best player to represent Malaysia. When, the team from Perak, Perlis, Kedah, Terenganu & Sabah started to perform better than Selangor. It sure seems that the league has successfully discover new talents from all over the country. To make it even better,the Malaysia Super League champion was usually built with a majority of good young players.

When it is time to select national players for any competition, FAM will call for more than 30 players for centralized training and almost half were new faces and young players. However, when it is time to named the final squad…..it is all the same!!!.. the majority is still the same old players..the same old LOSERs.

How about all the young players that proved they are a good asset in the MSL and current best players in the market???? The excuses were…they are too young….too inexperienced…too small…bla…bllaaa…boleh blah!
What experience does these LOSER have??

And… what is actually the meaning of improving our football league if FAM itself didn’t recognize the talents that has been emerging from it??…
What’s wrong here?

If you ask me,I would say…one of the problems is the management of the squad. All over the world, normally, the head coach is actually the manager. He is the one that hold the responsibility in selection and training because he controls both important positions. However, in Malaysia, the head coach is the one with tactical and training and the manager is normally a politician.

So, who is actually having the power to select the player??

I would love to write more…however, I don’t want you to waste your time reading this because it will never change our national team.

Sad but trueeeee….jeng jeng..

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After winning FA Cup last month, Kedah squad that majority represent by a youngster, grabbed another huge title when they were crowned Malaysian Super League champions on Saturday night after defeating Brunei DPMM FC 1-0 in their final game when youngster, K. Soley fired the winning goal in the 14th minute.

Kedah topped the league with 55 points from 24 matches. Along this season, they managed to get 17 wins, four draws and three losses.

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As we know…Malaysia loses to China 1-5 in their opening Asia Cup 2007 match. Based on our analysis, below were the reasons why Malaysia has been humiliated with such a huge goals margin;

1) Malaysian player totally under estimate the Chinese because their players seems like a bunch of joker in Shaolin suits. Our players just can’t stop laughing since the 1st minute and losing concentration throughout the match!

2) Chinese players were very aggressive. Their tough tackling has made most of Malaysian superstar such as Akmal Rizal, Hardi Jaafar and Indra Putra cannot show their true skills because they scared that the going to get injured!

3) China has a very good goalkeeper that can easily save all Malaysian strikers powerful and thundering strike!!

4) We believe that China team had uses the service of Bomoh in their game against Malaysia. There is a report that said all Malaysian players can easily see a bright fire coming out from Chinese players each time they get the ball. However, the spectators cannot see anything!

5) Chinese player were very good in martial art such as Kung Fu. Some of their players were very strong and have an iron leg and head and even some players can fly in the air!! It is impossible for Malaysian player to play against them!

6) Their shoot was very powerful and strong. Even though, Malaysian goal keeper managed to block the ball from going in….he himself might easily fling into his own goal!!!

*I received this article from my friend in Malay. I am not sure who the actual writer is. It’s very funny so, I translated it to English…Enjoy!!*

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