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National Team Statistics: Malaysia
The Malaysia national football team also known as Tigers of the South East Asian football world. In South-East Asia, The Tigers’ main rivals are the Lions - Singapore's national football team and other major competition ceoms from Indonesia and the Thailand national team. Until 1963, the Tigers were known as Malaya national football team as they represented the Federation of Malaya. However, now the governing body for the national football team is Football Association of Malaysia and the team is learning and growing under the supervision of Coach K. Rajagopal. Their national stadium is Bukit Jalil.
Malaysia played its first international football match against the Korean Republic on April 13, 1953. During 1950's and 60's Malaysia was among the big giants of Asian football. At that time South Korea was the other big name in the football world. The first biggest achievement for the team came in 1962 when they won bronze medal in the 1962 Asian games at Jakarta, Indonesia. In thefinals, they triumphed over Vietnam by 4-1. The bronze medalist team highlighted Malaysian players like Abdul Ghani Minhat, G. Govindaraju, and Stanley Gabriel. “Raja Bola” or King of the Ball was the nickname given to Abdul Ghani Minhat after making a mark in 1962 Asian Games.
In the same year, Malaysia registered their all time biggest victory when the team beat Philippines with a killer score of 15-1. The establishment of 'Malaysian Federation' on September 16, 1963 gave rise to the current team name. Players such as Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Fook Chuan and Captain Abdullah Nordin continued to add stars to the glory of the team.
The team also qualified for 1972 Munich Olympics. The team got the Olympics ticket after beating Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, and South Korea. They could not make it to the next level though they smelled the fragrance of victory after beating USA by 3-0. The Munich Olympics was that last time when Malaysia played any football match in Olympics. They again qualified for Moscow Olympics in 1980 however, did not participate as a result of the boycotting due to Soviet War in Afghanistan.
Two years later, Malaysia repeated the history in 1974 Asian games held in Tehran, when they won over North Korea by 2-1 in the finals, after the span of 12 years. Consecutively for two years, the national football team of Malaysia qualified for AFC Asian cup in 1976 and 1980. The time span of 1960 to 1980 was the best for Malaysian football as key master players performed with their vigor and zeal and this led to the golden period of the team.
The top scorer for the Malaysian football team to date is Mokhtar Dahari. He netted a whopping 125 goals in 167 games. Other legends of the golden period are Soh Chin Aun and Santokh Singh. The pair of Singh and Aun was the best centerback pair in Asia in 1970s. And Aun has represent Malaysia in the highest number of matches. The goalkeeper of the team R. Arumugam was famous as “spiderman” because of his long arms. Players such as Sarbegeth Singh, Dollah Salleh and Zainal Abidin Hasan played for German club Hertha Berlin in Germany in 1988.
The Malaysian national football team were prominent in the ASEAN football championship (previously known as Tiger Cup) after securing second place in 1996. In 2000 and 2004 the team was the third best team of the tournament. In 2007, they manged to reach semi-finals, before losing to their old rivals Singapore in a close match as decision made through penalty shoot out.
To promote football in the country the Football Association of Malaysia has organised high profile matches against Manchester United and Brazil.
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking. Highest rankling achieved by the team was in August 1993 when they acquired 75th spot in the list.
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
Current Malaysian national football team is led by 28 years old Norhafiz Zamani Misbah. He also plays for PLUS football club in Malaysia as a defender and played 57 international matches for Malaysia and considered as one of the best defenders in recent years. He was the member of silver medalist football team of 2001 South-East Asian games.
Other important and experienced player of the team is Indra Putra Mahayuddin. The striker and winger has played 41 international football matches for Malaysia and netted 15 goals against the opponents. Presently, Mahayuddin is playing for Kelantan FA football club apart from the national football team. Coach Steve Darby from his former club Perak describes the left-footed player as the best football player in the Malaysian squad.
The rest of the present national football team is quite young however, all of them hail from Malaysia’s best football clubs. Striker Mohd Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak and defender Mohd Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak plays for Negeri Sembilan FA club; their captain used to play for the same club.
The Malaysia National football team’s recent encounters include two friendly matches with Zimbabwe. The outcome of both matches was in the favor of Malaysia. In both games, Zimbabwe could not breach the Malaysian defense.
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches. In November, 2009, Malaysian football team played two qualifying matches against Uzbekistan and Selangor and qill play the UAE in January 2010 at Sharjah Stadium, UAE. The team is not in its best form. However, they are trying to improve upon their football skills and coordination techniques to strike hard at opponent.
The Malaysia national football team also known as Tigers of the South East Asian football world. In South-East Asia, The Tigers’ main rivals are the Lions - Singapore's national football team and other major competition ceoms from Indonesia and the Thailand national team. Until 1963, the Tigers were known as Malaya national football team as they represented the Federation of Malaya. However, now the governing body for the national football team is Football Association of Malaysia and the team is learning and growing under the supervision of Coach K. Rajagopal. Their national stadium is Bukit Jalil.
Malaysia played its first international football match against the Korean Republic on April 13, 1953. During 1950's and 60's Malaysia was among the big giants of Asian football. At that time South Korea was the other big name in the football world. The first biggest achievement for the team came in 1962 when they won bronze medal in the 1962 Asian games at Jakarta, Indonesia. In thefinals, they triumphed over Vietnam by 4-1. The bronze medalist team highlighted Malaysian players like Abdul Ghani Minhat, G. Govindaraju, and Stanley Gabriel. “Raja Bola” or King of the Ball was the nickname given to Abdul Ghani Minhat after making a mark in 1962 Asian Games.
In the same year, Malaysia registered their all time biggest victory when the team beat Philippines with a killer score of 15-1. The establishment of 'Malaysian Federation' on September 16, 1963 gave rise to the current team name. Players such as Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Fook Chuan and Captain Abdullah Nordin continued to add stars to the glory of the team.
The team also qualified for 1972 Munich Olympics. The team got the Olympics ticket after beating Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, and South Korea. They could not make it to the next level though they smelled the fragrance of victory after beating USA by 3-0. The Munich Olympics was that last time when Malaysia played any football match in Olympics. They again qualified for Moscow Olympics in 1980 however, did not participate as a result of the boycotting due to Soviet War in Afghanistan.
Two years later, Malaysia repeated the history in 1974 Asian games held in Tehran, when they won over North Korea by 2-1 in the finals, after the span of 12 years. Consecutively for two years, the national football team of Malaysia qualified for AFC Asian cup in 1976 and 1980. The time span of 1960 to 1980 was the best for Malaysian football as key master players performed with their vigor and zeal and this led to the golden period of the team.
The top scorer for the Malaysian football team to date is Mokhtar Dahari. He netted a whopping 125 goals in 167 games. Other legends of the golden period are Soh Chin Aun and Santokh Singh. The pair of Singh and Aun was the best centerback pair in Asia in 1970s. And Aun has represent Malaysia in the highest number of matches. The goalkeeper of the team R. Arumugam was famous as “spiderman” because of his long arms. Players such as Sarbegeth Singh, Dollah Salleh and Zainal Abidin Hasan played for German club Hertha Berlin in Germany in 1988.
The Malaysian national football team were prominent in the ASEAN football championship (previously known as Tiger Cup) after securing second place in 1996. In 2000 and 2004 the team was the third best team of the tournament. In 2007, they manged to reach semi-finals, before losing to their old rivals Singapore in a close match as decision made through penalty shoot out.
To promote football in the country the Football Association of Malaysia has organised high profile matches against Manchester United and Brazil.
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking. Highest rankling achieved by the team was in August 1993 when they acquired 75th spot in the list.
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
Current Malaysian national football team is led by 28 years old Norhafiz Zamani Misbah. He also plays for PLUS football club in Malaysia as a defender and played 57 international matches for Malaysia and considered as one of the best defenders in recent years. He was the member of silver medalist football team of 2001 South-East Asian games.
Other important and experienced player of the team is Indra Putra Mahayuddin. The striker and winger has played 41 international football matches for Malaysia and netted 15 goals against the opponents. Presently, Mahayuddin is playing for Kelantan FA football club apart from the national football team. Coach Steve Darby from his former club Perak describes the left-footed player as the best football player in the Malaysian squad.
The rest of the present national football team is quite young however, all of them hail from Malaysia’s best football clubs. Striker Mohd Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak and defender Mohd Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak plays for Negeri Sembilan FA club; their captain used to play for the same club.
The Malaysia National football team’s recent encounters include two friendly matches with Zimbabwe. The outcome of both matches was in the favor of Malaysia. In both games, Zimbabwe could not breach the Malaysian defense.
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches. In November, 2009, Malaysian football team played two qualifying matches against Uzbekistan and Selangor and qill play the UAE in January 2010 at Sharjah Stadium, UAE. The team is not in its best form. However, they are trying to improve upon their football skills and coordination techniques to strike hard at opponent.
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The pair of Singh and Aun was the best centerback pair in Asia in 1970s. And Aun has represent Malaysia in the highest number of matches. The goalkeeper of the team R. Arumugam was famous as “spiderman” because of his long arms. Players such as Sarbegeth Singh, Dollah Salleh and Zainal Abidin Hasan played for German club Hertha Berlin in Germany in 1988.
-wow.best in asia?mmg hebat
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking.
-152?ni agak ketinggalan dah..
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
-cantik !
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
-home kits blue? apa nak cakap pn tak tau da..
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches.
-brazil2014,sorry to say, we did NOT qualify!
But overall, nice article.Thanx a lot to the editor n the web!!
-wow.best in asia?mmg hebat
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking.
-152?ni agak ketinggalan dah..
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
-cantik !
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
-home kits blue? apa nak cakap pn tak tau da..
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches.
-brazil2014,sorry to say, we did NOT qualify!
But overall, nice article.Thanx a lot to the editor n the web!!
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 10:01 AM
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ehhhhhhhhh.....world cup ???
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 10:16 AM
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boyakhitam said:
The pair of Singh and Aun was the best centerback pair in Asia in 1970s. And Aun has represent Malaysia in the highest number of matches. The goalkeeper of the team R. Arumugam was famous as “spiderman” because of his long arms. Players such as Sarbegeth Singh, Dollah Salleh and Zainal Abidin Hasan played for German club Hertha Berlin in Germany in 1988.
-wow.best in asia?mmg hebat
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking.
-152?ni agak ketinggalan dah..
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
-cantik !
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
-home kits blue? apa nak cakap pn tak tau da..
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches.
-brazil2014,sorry to say, we did NOT qualify!
But overall, nice article.Thanx a lot to the editor n the web!!
-wow.best in asia?mmg hebat
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking.
-152?ni agak ketinggalan dah..
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
-cantik !
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
-home kits blue? apa nak cakap pn tak tau da..
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches.
-brazil2014,sorry to say, we did NOT qualify!
But overall, nice article.Thanx a lot to the editor n the web!!
konflik.. konflik.. hitam kuning mmg indentiti kite dan mmg nostalgic.. tapi on the other hand, we play better in blue.. hitam kuning dah lekat ngan decades of stagnation.. blue brings different dynamic and fresh air...
ade org mmg pk bende ni mengarut. Tapi aku percaya pakaian bawak dinamik berbeza pade pemakainyer.
so which is our 'home' color now?
Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
You may say that I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope someday you'll join us
And the world will live as one
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world
You may say that I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope someday you'll join us
And the world will live as one
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 12:29 PM
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Tinggi sgt angan2 tu...klu kuat berangan je tp xdisertai dgn usaha, sampai bla2 pun x g Piala Dunia...jgn hrpla..klu setakat ckp, smua org bleh ckp...Bangladesh & Nepal pun boleh ckp diorg nk g Piala Dunia 2014...yg penting buktikan dlu...rantau ASEAN pun blum ditawan..ape lg rantau Asia..inikan g pkir sampai ke Piala Dunia
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kalo diorang betul betul layak ke World cup 2014, bleh le kita reramai wat konvoi ke brazil. harapnya la......
start pre qualifying dalam 2012, so kalau bebudak kat slovakia tu dapat naikan level diorang setanding dengan level div 1 slovakia dalam masa satu season, tak mustahil kita layak ke Qualifying round. piala dunia 2018, boleh kot kalo nak simpan hajat.....
start pre qualifying dalam 2012, so kalau bebudak kat slovakia tu dapat naikan level diorang setanding dengan level div 1 slovakia dalam masa satu season, tak mustahil kita layak ke Qualifying round. piala dunia 2018, boleh kot kalo nak simpan hajat.....
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 04:04 PM
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2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying format approved
KUALA LUMPUR: The AFC Competitions Committee has decided to use the present qualification format for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
The top five teams from the 2010 FIFA World Cup will be given direct entry into the third round while the remaining 38 teams will play home and away in the opening round.
The 11 highest-ranked teams from the second round will be given direct entry into the third round while the lowest eight teams will qualify for Round 2.
After playing home-and-away in the second round, four winners will join the top five teams and 11 qualifiers in the third round where they will be divided into five groups of four teams each.
The winners and runners of each group will qualify for the final round where the 10 teams will be divided into two groups of five teams each.
The group winners and runners-up will make it to the 2014 FIFA World Cup while the third-placed team in each group will be engaged in a two-tiered play-off for a place in the Finals.
KUALA LUMPUR: The AFC Competitions Committee has decided to use the present qualification format for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
The top five teams from the 2010 FIFA World Cup will be given direct entry into the third round while the remaining 38 teams will play home and away in the opening round.
The 11 highest-ranked teams from the second round will be given direct entry into the third round while the lowest eight teams will qualify for Round 2.
After playing home-and-away in the second round, four winners will join the top five teams and 11 qualifiers in the third round where they will be divided into five groups of four teams each.
The winners and runners of each group will qualify for the final round where the 10 teams will be divided into two groups of five teams each.
The group winners and runners-up will make it to the 2014 FIFA World Cup while the third-placed team in each group will be engaged in a two-tiered play-off for a place in the Finals.
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 04:07 PM
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AFC approves MD1 for 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers
KUALA LUMPUR: Only days after the draw for the FIFA World Cup 2010 finals, a handful of Asian countries can already start preparing their qualifying campaigns for the 2014 competition.
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers start on October 8, 2010 with Match Day 1 of the first round. MD2 is on October 12, 2010.
The AFC Competitions Department has yet to announce the qualification format for the 2014 finals, to be held in Brazil.
Initially it was announced that the AFC Competitions Committee decided to use the present qualification format for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. The top five teams from the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification will be given direct entry into the third round while the remaining 38 teams will play home and away in the opening round. The 11 highest-ranked teams from the first round will be given direct entry into the third round while the lowest eight teams will qualify for Round 2. After playing home-and-away in the second round, four winners will join the top five teams and 11 qualifiers in the third round where they will be divided into five groups of four teams each. The winners and runners-up of each group will qualify for the final round where the 10 teams will be divided into two groups of five teams each. The group winners and runners-up will make it to the 2014 FIFA World Cup while the third-placed team in each group will be engaged in a two-tiered play-off for a place in the Finals.[1]
Later on information was published the 2014 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers start on October 8, 2010 with Match Day 1 of the first round and Match Day 2 is on October 12, 2010, though the AFC Competitions Department has yet to announce the qualification format for the 2014 finals.
lagi 6 bulan je lagi... ;D ;D
malaysia patut wat persiapan......
http://www.the-afc.c...n/inside-afc/67 ... ualifiers|
KUALA LUMPUR: Only days after the draw for the FIFA World Cup 2010 finals, a handful of Asian countries can already start preparing their qualifying campaigns for the 2014 competition.
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers start on October 8, 2010 with Match Day 1 of the first round. MD2 is on October 12, 2010.
The AFC Competitions Department has yet to announce the qualification format for the 2014 finals, to be held in Brazil.
Initially it was announced that the AFC Competitions Committee decided to use the present qualification format for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. The top five teams from the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification will be given direct entry into the third round while the remaining 38 teams will play home and away in the opening round. The 11 highest-ranked teams from the first round will be given direct entry into the third round while the lowest eight teams will qualify for Round 2. After playing home-and-away in the second round, four winners will join the top five teams and 11 qualifiers in the third round where they will be divided into five groups of four teams each. The winners and runners-up of each group will qualify for the final round where the 10 teams will be divided into two groups of five teams each. The group winners and runners-up will make it to the 2014 FIFA World Cup while the third-placed team in each group will be engaged in a two-tiered play-off for a place in the Finals.[1]
Later on information was published the 2014 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers start on October 8, 2010 with Match Day 1 of the first round and Match Day 2 is on October 12, 2010, though the AFC Competitions Department has yet to announce the qualification format for the 2014 finals.
lagi 6 bulan je lagi... ;D ;D
malaysia patut wat persiapan......
http://www.the-afc.c...n/inside-afc/67 ... ualifiers|
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Posted 23 April 2010 - 11:26 PM
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malaysia akan layak kalau orang2 besar suda tada..
so you think you can dissect?
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Posted 23 April 2010 - 11:46 PM
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Qualify ke ASia Cup dulu la....
World CUp ni impossible........
Slot untuk asia ke WC ciput jer...
secara realistiknye....
Malaysia xda pluang....
bukan xyakin...tapi hakikat...
World CUp ni impossible........
Slot untuk asia ke WC ciput jer...
secara realistiknye....
Malaysia xda pluang....
bukan xyakin...tapi hakikat...
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Posted 24 April 2010 - 12:02 PM
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rammsteind said:
Qualify ke ASia Cup dulu la....
World CUp ni impossible........
Slot untuk asia ke WC ciput jer...
secara realistiknye....
Malaysia xda pluang....
bukan xyakin...tapi hakikat...
World CUp ni impossible........
Slot untuk asia ke WC ciput jer...
secara realistiknye....
Malaysia xda pluang....
bukan xyakin...tapi hakikat...
asia cup malaysia dh x msuk......
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Posted 24 April 2010 - 12:16 PM
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boleh la...5o thn lg
so you think you can dissect?
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aiman95 said:
National Team Statistics: Malaysia
The Malaysia national football team also known as Tigers of the South East Asian football world. In South-East Asia, The Tigers’ main rivals are the Lions - Singapore's national football team and other major competition ceoms from Indonesia and the Thailand national team. Until 1963, the Tigers were known as Malaya national football team as they represented the Federation of Malaya. However, now the governing body for the national football team is Football Association of Malaysia and the team is learning and growing under the supervision of Coach K. Rajagopal. Their national stadium is Bukit Jalil.
Malaysia played its first international football match against the Korean Republic on April 13, 1953. During 1950's and 60's Malaysia was among the big giants of Asian football. At that time South Korea was the other big name in the football world. The first biggest achievement for the team came in 1962 when they won bronze medal in the 1962 Asian games at Jakarta, Indonesia. In thefinals, they triumphed over Vietnam by 4-1. The bronze medalist team highlighted Malaysian players like Abdul Ghani Minhat, G. Govindaraju, and Stanley Gabriel. “Raja Bola” or King of the Ball was the nickname given to Abdul Ghani Minhat after making a mark in 1962 Asian Games.
In the same year, Malaysia registered their all time biggest victory when the team beat Philippines with a killer score of 15-1. The establishment of 'Malaysian Federation' on September 16, 1963 gave rise to the current team name. Players such as Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Fook Chuan and Captain Abdullah Nordin continued to add stars to the glory of the team.
The team also qualified for 1972 Munich Olympics. The team got the Olympics ticket after beating Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, and South Korea. They could not make it to the next level though they smelled the fragrance of victory after beating USA by 3-0. The Munich Olympics was that last time when Malaysia played any football match in Olympics. They again qualified for Moscow Olympics in 1980 however, did not participate as a result of the boycotting due to Soviet War in Afghanistan.
Two years later, Malaysia repeated the history in 1974 Asian games held in Tehran, when they won over North Korea by 2-1 in the finals, after the span of 12 years. Consecutively for two years, the national football team of Malaysia qualified for AFC Asian cup in 1976 and 1980. The time span of 1960 to 1980 was the best for Malaysian football as key master players performed with their vigor and zeal and this led to the golden period of the team.
The top scorer for the Malaysian football team to date is Mokhtar Dahari. He netted a whopping 125 goals in 167 games. Other legends of the golden period are Soh Chin Aun and Santokh Singh. The pair of Singh and Aun was the best centerback pair in Asia in 1970s. And Aun has represent Malaysia in the highest number of matches. The goalkeeper of the team R. Arumugam was famous as “spiderman” because of his long arms. Players such as Sarbegeth Singh, Dollah Salleh and Zainal Abidin Hasan played for German club Hertha Berlin in Germany in 1988.
The Malaysian national football team were prominent in the ASEAN football championship (previously known as Tiger Cup) after securing second place in 1996. In 2000 and 2004 the team was the third best team of the tournament. In 2007, they manged to reach semi-finals, before losing to their old rivals Singapore in a close match as decision made through penalty shoot out.
To promote football in the country the Football Association of Malaysia has organised high profile matches against Manchester United and Brazil.
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking. Highest rankling achieved by the team was in August 1993 when they acquired 75th spot in the list.
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
Current Malaysian national football team is led by 28 years old Norhafiz Zamani Misbah. He also plays for PLUS football club in Malaysia as a defender and played 57 international matches for Malaysia and considered as one of the best defenders in recent years. He was the member of silver medalist football team of 2001 South-East Asian games.
Other important and experienced player of the team is Indra Putra Mahayuddin. The striker and winger has played 41 international football matches for Malaysia and netted 15 goals against the opponents. Presently, Mahayuddin is playing for Kelantan FA football club apart from the national football team. Coach Steve Darby from his former club Perak describes the left-footed player as the best football player in the Malaysian squad.
The rest of the present national football team is quite young however, all of them hail from Malaysia’s best football clubs. Striker Mohd Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak and defender Mohd Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak plays for Negeri Sembilan FA club; their captain used to play for the same club.
The Malaysia National football team’s recent encounters include two friendly matches with Zimbabwe. The outcome of both matches was in the favor of Malaysia. In both games, Zimbabwe could not breach the Malaysian defense.
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches. In November, 2009, Malaysian football team played two qualifying matches against Uzbekistan and Selangor and qill play the UAE in January 2010 at Sharjah Stadium, UAE. The team is not in its best form. However, they are trying to improve upon their football skills and coordination techniques to strike hard at opponent.
The Malaysia national football team also known as Tigers of the South East Asian football world. In South-East Asia, The Tigers’ main rivals are the Lions - Singapore's national football team and other major competition ceoms from Indonesia and the Thailand national team. Until 1963, the Tigers were known as Malaya national football team as they represented the Federation of Malaya. However, now the governing body for the national football team is Football Association of Malaysia and the team is learning and growing under the supervision of Coach K. Rajagopal. Their national stadium is Bukit Jalil.
Malaysia played its first international football match against the Korean Republic on April 13, 1953. During 1950's and 60's Malaysia was among the big giants of Asian football. At that time South Korea was the other big name in the football world. The first biggest achievement for the team came in 1962 when they won bronze medal in the 1962 Asian games at Jakarta, Indonesia. In thefinals, they triumphed over Vietnam by 4-1. The bronze medalist team highlighted Malaysian players like Abdul Ghani Minhat, G. Govindaraju, and Stanley Gabriel. “Raja Bola” or King of the Ball was the nickname given to Abdul Ghani Minhat after making a mark in 1962 Asian Games.
In the same year, Malaysia registered their all time biggest victory when the team beat Philippines with a killer score of 15-1. The establishment of 'Malaysian Federation' on September 16, 1963 gave rise to the current team name. Players such as Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Fook Chuan and Captain Abdullah Nordin continued to add stars to the glory of the team.
The team also qualified for 1972 Munich Olympics. The team got the Olympics ticket after beating Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, and South Korea. They could not make it to the next level though they smelled the fragrance of victory after beating USA by 3-0. The Munich Olympics was that last time when Malaysia played any football match in Olympics. They again qualified for Moscow Olympics in 1980 however, did not participate as a result of the boycotting due to Soviet War in Afghanistan.
Two years later, Malaysia repeated the history in 1974 Asian games held in Tehran, when they won over North Korea by 2-1 in the finals, after the span of 12 years. Consecutively for two years, the national football team of Malaysia qualified for AFC Asian cup in 1976 and 1980. The time span of 1960 to 1980 was the best for Malaysian football as key master players performed with their vigor and zeal and this led to the golden period of the team.
The top scorer for the Malaysian football team to date is Mokhtar Dahari. He netted a whopping 125 goals in 167 games. Other legends of the golden period are Soh Chin Aun and Santokh Singh. The pair of Singh and Aun was the best centerback pair in Asia in 1970s. And Aun has represent Malaysia in the highest number of matches. The goalkeeper of the team R. Arumugam was famous as “spiderman” because of his long arms. Players such as Sarbegeth Singh, Dollah Salleh and Zainal Abidin Hasan played for German club Hertha Berlin in Germany in 1988.
The Malaysian national football team were prominent in the ASEAN football championship (previously known as Tiger Cup) after securing second place in 1996. In 2000 and 2004 the team was the third best team of the tournament. In 2007, they manged to reach semi-finals, before losing to their old rivals Singapore in a close match as decision made through penalty shoot out.
To promote football in the country the Football Association of Malaysia has organised high profile matches against Manchester United and Brazil.
Currently, the Malaysian national football team is at 152 according to FIFA ranking. Highest rankling achieved by the team was in August 1993 when they acquired 75th spot in the list.
The malaysian kit comprises yellow jersey with thick black stripes and black shorts. The jersey signifies the symbol of Malaysia: the tiger.
The kit has had the same pattern since the 1920s. Even the legendary football team’s dress of 1970s and 1980s had similar stripes. The home kit consists of blue jersey and white shorts. Since the 1970s Adidas was the official manufacturer of Malaysian national football team’s kit. However, from January 2007 Nike started manufacturing official kit for the football team.
Current Malaysian national football team is led by 28 years old Norhafiz Zamani Misbah. He also plays for PLUS football club in Malaysia as a defender and played 57 international matches for Malaysia and considered as one of the best defenders in recent years. He was the member of silver medalist football team of 2001 South-East Asian games.
Other important and experienced player of the team is Indra Putra Mahayuddin. The striker and winger has played 41 international football matches for Malaysia and netted 15 goals against the opponents. Presently, Mahayuddin is playing for Kelantan FA football club apart from the national football team. Coach Steve Darby from his former club Perak describes the left-footed player as the best football player in the Malaysian squad.
The rest of the present national football team is quite young however, all of them hail from Malaysia’s best football clubs. Striker Mohd Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak and defender Mohd Aidil Zafuan Abdul Radzak plays for Negeri Sembilan FA club; their captain used to play for the same club.
The Malaysia National football team’s recent encounters include two friendly matches with Zimbabwe. The outcome of both matches was in the favor of Malaysia. In both games, Zimbabwe could not breach the Malaysian defense.
Now, the team is preparing for 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification matches. In November, 2009, Malaysian football team played two qualifying matches against Uzbekistan and Selangor and qill play the UAE in January 2010 at Sharjah Stadium, UAE. The team is not in its best form. However, they are trying to improve upon their football skills and coordination techniques to strike hard at opponent.
MOTIF ??
i love our NATIONAL TEAM,but i hate the organization !!
~YOUR LOVE MAKES ME STRONGER,YOUR HATE MAKES ME UNSTOPPABLE~
~YOUR LOVE MAKES ME STRONGER,YOUR HATE MAKES ME UNSTOPPABLE~
#15
Posted 24 April 2010 - 04:18 PM
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aiman95 said:
rammsteind said:
Qualify ke ASia Cup dulu la....
World CUp ni impossible........
Slot untuk asia ke WC ciput jer...
secara realistiknye....
Malaysia xda pluang....
bukan xyakin...tapi hakikat...
World CUp ni impossible........
Slot untuk asia ke WC ciput jer...
secara realistiknye....
Malaysia xda pluang....
bukan xyakin...tapi hakikat...
asia cup malaysia dh x msuk......
Tu yang aku cakap...
Qualify ke Asia Cup dulu....
nak berentap kat Piala Asia pun xlepas lagi...
xyah mimpi World Cup...
#16
Posted 24 April 2010 - 04:25 PM
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2014 terlalu awal....4 tahun dari sekarang..dah tengok belum siapa players yg rasa2 main utk NT masa tahun 2014 ni.
ok2, utk layak ke 2014, sebelum tu lagi perlu ada players yg baik mula dari tahun ni kan? throughout sampai kelayakan terakhir ke 2014.
agak2 dari batch players yg ada sekarang.....mampu ke?
budak2 HM nak layak U19 Asia pun tak lepas woo..
dulu batch aidil, zaquan & khyrill...yg layak ke U19 Asia 2006 pun, tak dapat bwk kita pegi Asia Cup 2011 Qatar..
utk aku, kita perlu ada satu kumpulan players muda yang solid dulu.
mula2 layak (merit) ke U19 Asia, kalau hebat sampai ke semi, boleh dah main U20 WC.
haaa, dari situ boleh dah kita berangan sikit.
NT? kita fokus AFF dulu.
2014 terlalu singkat. ;)
be realistic man.
ok2, utk layak ke 2014, sebelum tu lagi perlu ada players yg baik mula dari tahun ni kan? throughout sampai kelayakan terakhir ke 2014.
agak2 dari batch players yg ada sekarang.....mampu ke?
budak2 HM nak layak U19 Asia pun tak lepas woo..
dulu batch aidil, zaquan & khyrill...yg layak ke U19 Asia 2006 pun, tak dapat bwk kita pegi Asia Cup 2011 Qatar..
utk aku, kita perlu ada satu kumpulan players muda yang solid dulu.
mula2 layak (merit) ke U19 Asia, kalau hebat sampai ke semi, boleh dah main U20 WC.
haaa, dari situ boleh dah kita berangan sikit.
NT? kita fokus AFF dulu.
2014 terlalu singkat. ;)
be realistic man.
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Posted 28 June 2010 - 10:31 PM
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2014 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC)
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Main article: 2014 FIFA World Cup qualificationInitially it was announced that the AFC Competitions Committee decided to use the present qualification format for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. The top five teams from the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification will be given direct entry into the third round while the remaining 38 teams will play home and away in the opening round. The 11 highest-ranked teams from the first round will be given direct entry into the third round while the lowest eight teams will qualify for Round 2. After playing home-and-away in the second round, four winners will join the top five teams and 11 qualifiers in the third round where they will be divided into five groups of four teams each. The winners and runners-up of each group will qualify for the final round where the 10 teams will be divided into two groups of five teams each. The group winners and runners-up will make it to the 2014 FIFA World Cup while the third-placed team in each group will be engaged in a two-tiered play-off for a place in the Finals.[1]
Later on information was published the 2014 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers start on October 8, 2010 with Match Day 1 of the first round and Match Day 2 is on October 12, 2010, though the AFC Competitions Department has yet to announce the qualification format for the 2014 finals.[2][3]
However, prior to the 2010 finals, it was announced that 2014 qualifiers will not begin until after mid-2011 as advised by FIFA.[4] New dates will be advised in due time.
#18
Posted 29 June 2010 - 12:08 AM
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layak ke piala dunia bagi negara asia adalah satu perkara yg amat susah...
sesebuah pasukan yg ingin melepasi kelayakan perlu betul2 kuat dan konsisten untuk mengharungi tempoh perlawanan kelayakan yang panjang dan banyak peringkat.
ini adalah disebabkan oleh jumlah negara asia yang sangat banyak untuk merebut 4 slot ke piala dunia.
kita x boleh nak samakan negara kita dengan new zealand. NZ terkuat dalam rantau nya selepas ketiadaan australia. juara kelayakan dari oceanic hanya perlu menghadapi perlawanan play-off. ada nasib layak laa pasukan tu.
berbanding kita malaysia. kita ada kelayakan peringkat 1. peringkat 1 dah kalah-mati dah.. kalah abis lah. kalo menang kena masuk ke peringkat 2. dah la tempoh masa antara perlawanan pertama, kedua dan berikutnya tu mengambil masa yang lama. amat susah untuk mengkalkan konsistensi sesebuah pasukan yang tidak kuat seperti malaysia.
bila dah lepas peringkat2, 10 pasukan terbaik asia dikumpulkan dalam 2 kumpulan kelayakan akhir. sampai disini baru semua pasukan tu sama taraf dari segi kekuatannya. kalo mood pasukan tengah baik, semangat tengah meninggi jadi lah macam korea utara yang berjaya mengharungi kesemua perlawanan kelayakan akhir untuk tampil ke piala dunia.
so, nak layak ke piala dunia, konsistensi pasukan perlu mantap sebab kita bakal mengharungi tempoh kelayakan yang panjang.....
tapi kalo semangat pemain malaysia kuat, x mustahil kita berjaya melakukannya jika kena cara dan strateginya..
sesebuah pasukan yg ingin melepasi kelayakan perlu betul2 kuat dan konsisten untuk mengharungi tempoh perlawanan kelayakan yang panjang dan banyak peringkat.
ini adalah disebabkan oleh jumlah negara asia yang sangat banyak untuk merebut 4 slot ke piala dunia.
kita x boleh nak samakan negara kita dengan new zealand. NZ terkuat dalam rantau nya selepas ketiadaan australia. juara kelayakan dari oceanic hanya perlu menghadapi perlawanan play-off. ada nasib layak laa pasukan tu.
berbanding kita malaysia. kita ada kelayakan peringkat 1. peringkat 1 dah kalah-mati dah.. kalah abis lah. kalo menang kena masuk ke peringkat 2. dah la tempoh masa antara perlawanan pertama, kedua dan berikutnya tu mengambil masa yang lama. amat susah untuk mengkalkan konsistensi sesebuah pasukan yang tidak kuat seperti malaysia.
bila dah lepas peringkat2, 10 pasukan terbaik asia dikumpulkan dalam 2 kumpulan kelayakan akhir. sampai disini baru semua pasukan tu sama taraf dari segi kekuatannya. kalo mood pasukan tengah baik, semangat tengah meninggi jadi lah macam korea utara yang berjaya mengharungi kesemua perlawanan kelayakan akhir untuk tampil ke piala dunia.
so, nak layak ke piala dunia, konsistensi pasukan perlu mantap sebab kita bakal mengharungi tempoh kelayakan yang panjang.....
tapi kalo semangat pemain malaysia kuat, x mustahil kita berjaya melakukannya jika kena cara dan strateginya..
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Posted 29 June 2010 - 12:46 AM
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i-allah boleh,tp now at moment,aku xnmpak lagi la ke arah itu
rantau asia tenggara pon susah
peringkat asia pon trumbang ambing
rantau asia tenggara pon susah
peringkat asia pon trumbang ambing
Raja Adil,Raja Disembah !!!
Raja Zalim,Raja Disanggah !!!
Raja Zalim,Raja Disanggah !!!
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Posted 29 June 2010 - 06:12 AM
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dpt masuk second round pun dah ok dah bagi aku. kalau tak, dpt keputusan yg baik dari 1st round pun ok jugak
