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big_sky

takde update apa2 ke skrg ni??

sitihawa

takde update apa2 ke skrg ni??
big_sky Post at 11-5-2011 19:36

    meh aku update:

selangor 1, kelantan 5



agak2 malam ni apa lak ceritanya?

sitihawa

Satu malapetaka - Devan



PEMAIN Kelantan, Norshahrul Idlan Talaha (tengah) diraikan rakan sepasukan, Mohd. Badri Mohd. Radzi (dua dari kiri) dan Khalid Jamlus selepas menjaringkan gol kelima di Stadium Shah Alam kelmarin.

"KEKALAHAN teruk ini boleh dianggap satu malapetaka buat Selangor. Inilah kekalahan terbesar yang pernah kami alami. Saya memang tak sangka."
Demikian jelas jurulatih Selangor, K. Devan ketika ditemui selepas tamat perlawanan separuh akhir pertama Piala FA di Stadium Shah Alam malam kelmarin yang menyaksikan Selangor dibelasah 1-5 oleh Kelantan.
Tanpa mahu mengaitkan ia dipengaruhi unsur rasuah atau jual perlawanan, Devan berkata, punca sebenar adalah kesilapan mudah yang dilakukan penjaga gol, Saiful Amar Sudar serta barisan pertahanan diketuai Yosri Derma Raju dan Bunyamin Umar.
"Apabila sudah ketinggalan 0-3 pada separuh masa pertama, susah untuk kami bangkit pada babak kedua. Semua pemain sudah tidak termotivasi lagi. Malah ada yang minta ditukarkan ketika di bilik persalinan.
"Dalam peringkat separuh akhir, pemain tak sepatutnya melakukan kesilapan. Lihat Khairul Fahmi Che Mat (penjaga gol Kelantan) bola keluar pun dia selamatkan. Saiful Amar pula jelas gugup," ujar Devan.
Lantas Iqbal Suhaimi yang dimasukkan pada minit ke-74 selepas gawang Selangor bolos sebanyak lima kali dijangka akan kembali merampas posisi penjaga gol utama pada aksi separuh akhir kedua di Kota Bharu malam esok.
Ditanya adakah mental para pemain Selangor begitu lemah sehingga mudah dipermainkan pemain-pemain Kelantan, Devan hanya berkata: "Apabila sudah dibolosi banyak gol, pemain jadi putus asa."
Devan bagaimanapun tetap mahu anak-anak buahnya memberikan yang terbaik malam esok biarpun sedar hanya kemenangan sekurang-kurangnya 5-0 mampu membawa Selangor layak ke final Piala FA pada 11 Jun depan.
"Memang satu tugas sukar. Tapi kami tetap perlu hadapi perlawanan kedua ini biarpun terus akan turun tanpa Khairul Anuar Baharum dan Razman Roslan yang cedera panjang.
"Kalau boleh, saya cuba untuk rehatkan beberapa pemain kerana kita kini perlu beri fokus untuk baki saingan Liga Super pula," tambah Devan. -Kosmo

zeeghaz

Tatkala pengendali Selangor, K Devan perlu memikirkan ramuan khas untuk pasukannya mencari seberapa banyak gol pada pertemuan separuh akhir kedua Piala FA malam ini, Ketua Jurulatih Kelantan, Datuk M Karathu sedikit pun tidak tertekan, malah bersemangat menceritakan persiapan pasukan kendaliannya.

Bila diwawancara oleh TV malam tu, K Devan dah hilang suara sebab asyik menjerit marahkan anak didiknya. Kesian...kesian.

big_sky

akhirnya selangor terpaksa akur jgk dgn Kelantan smalam

seri 1 - 1 ( 6 -2 )

adbrutals

boleh ke cilok kelantan nihh...

sitihawa

boleh ke cilok kelantan nihh...
adbrutals Post at 21-6-2011 15:16

    boleh !
selangor mesti menang 6 julai ni lawan perak di ipoh DENGAN harapan kelantan MESTI kalah lawan sabah di kk.
agak2 boleh tak?

Loloq89

Reply 1307# sitihawa


   bungkus la selangor mai perak nnti..

mirage_46

steady selangor

zaljac

selangor menang mlm ni.....

eco_internet

Selangor layak ke suku akhir selepas mengatasi KL dgn 2-1

KUALA LUMPUR - Nasib berbeza dialami dua pasukan pilihan apabila Kedah gagal ke suku akhir Piala Malaysia setelah seri 1-1 dengan Perak di Stadium Darul Aman sementara `Misi 33’ Selangor kembali bernyawa selepas mengatasi Kuala Lumpur 2-1 di Stadium Shah Alam, semalam.

Skuad Kenari yang terdesak memerlukan kemenangan tersentak apabila dua jaringan mereka dibatalkan oleh pengadil pada separuh masa pertama.

Kedah ketinggalan pada minit ke-53 hasil jaringan bekas penyerang skuad itu, Mohd. Shafiq Jamal sebelum Mohd. Faizal Abu Bakar menyamakan kedudukan tiga minit kemudian.

Keputusan seri itu memberi laluan buat Sabah yang menang besar 4-1 ke atas Johor di Stadium Larkin bagi menempah pertemuan dengan T-Team pada suku akhir yang dijadualkan 4 dan 8 Oktober ini.

Red Giants berdepan situasi mencemaskan apabila ketinggalan 1-0 menerusi Muhd. Shahrom Abdul Kalam pada minit ke-37 sebelum bangkit pada babak kedua bermula dengan jaringan Mohd. Razman Roslan pada minit ke-65 dan Amri Yahyah melengkapkan kebangkitan dengan gol kemenangan melalui tandukan pada minit ke-75.

Juara bertahan, Kelantan menepati reputasi apabila muncul juara Kumpulan C dengan mengalahkan Felda United 2-0 di Stadium Sultan Muhammad IV hasil jaringan Norshahrul Idlan Talaha.

T-Team muncul juara Kumpulan D selepas berpesta gol membelasah PDRM 6-0 di Stadium Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Paroi.

Johor FC menang 3-1 ke atas Sarawak di Stadium Pasir Gudang manakala PKNS menang tipis 1-0 dengan Sime Darby pada aksi yang tidak memberi sebarang makna kerana keempat-empat pasukan sudah tersingkir untuk ke suku akhir.

sekngucing

fuh, dah nyawa2 ikan tp nasib baik

HangPC2

Tony says sorry on TV



The fans had waited almost 15 years for an apology from the former Premier League star, and this week, ex-West Ham and Selangor striker Tony Cottee finally laid to rest the controversy that had been brewing since he became the Malaysian League’s biggest ever signing in 1996.


In his recent interview on Astro SuperSport’s Bola@mamak, Cottee addressed many of the controversial remarks that followed him during his football career in Malaysia.

" The last thing I am is a prima-donna but I was just used to a higher standard. When you go to another country and when you question the other guys, that is perhaps why I was pictured the wrong way. Did I enjoy the football? No. Did I enjoy being in Malaysia ? Yes, ” he remembers. “ Different culture…. I had a great time. My twin boys were conceived here. So I will always have great affection for Malaysia ”, said Cottee.


Cottee stunned the sporting world when he went from the Premier League to Selangor in October 1996. Aged 31 at the time, he had scored 182 top-flight league goals over 14 seasons with the Hammers and Everton.

When he returned from Asia in the summer of 1997, Cottee was signed by Martin O’Neill at Leicester City, linking up with Emile Heskey.  He got his first taste of the European stage in the UEFA Cup and finally won a major English trophy when Leicester lifted the 2000 League Cup. Eighty-five league games for the Foxes yielded 27 goals, including the winner against Manchester United at Old Trafford in 1998.



Sources :  http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150406344331111

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150840163715245

http://rizalhashim.blogspot.com/ ... ys-sorry-on-tv.html

HangPC2

Selangor Hammer



Posted on 3 March 2011 - 07:59pm



" TOO MANY MUSHROOMS and not enough magic " is how one wit described Tony Cottee’s 10 months in Malaysia in the mid-1990s.

If a touch unkind, it refers to the manner of his leaving as well as a less-than-stellar spell with Selangor, memories of which were stirred when he popped up on our screens as a World Cup pundit last year.

Cottee scored 14 goals in 23 games in Malaysia – not a bad return but perhaps not quite what was expected of a striker who bagged over 300 in a 20-year career in English football.

One of his strikes helped win the Malaysia Cup but even that can’t compete with his mushrooms jibe.

" The grass on some pitches, " he told a British newspaper, " was so long I saw mushrooms growing. " It was not the only bridge he burned.

There were other quips about having to clean his own boots and rooming with a teammate whose early morning wake-up calls disturbed his slumber.

Some players might have taken the " out of context " option when tackled on it but not Cottee.

" I really saw them, " he subsequently said of the fungi fields he was expected to play on. " It was no joke. "

If this didn’t go down too well with the groundsmen of the time, Cottee at least told it as he saw it and in doing so showed the makings of a no-nonsense pundit.

There is no ducking and diving or shooting the messenger for him – he stands by his comments a decade and a half later.

In an e-mail interview he told me : " I have happy memories of my time living in Malaysia but I didn’t enjoy the football. I did play in the Malaysia Cup final and my scoring record was good. I was just frustrated with the lack of professionalism I came across in my time out there.

" To be fair, English football had been going for 120 years and in Malaysia just 15, so I should have known what was coming but that didn’t mean I didn’t struggle to come to terms with it. It has given me some good material for my after dinner speech though… "

Asked how he got into punditry, he is typically forthright. " It was after my last season playing and a failed attempt at management (with then fourth division Barnet).

" I made a call to a friend at Sky and they gave me a chance on the Soccer Saturday show. I’ve always enjoyed working with the media, so it was a natural thing to do after that last season ! "

That last season (2000-01) saw him play in all four divisions, a precipitous descent by any standards but the rapidity is partly explained by his dabble in management.

He was also given a player-coaching role at Norwich after being released by Leicester City on a freebie in gratitude for three sensational years.

When he quit Malaysia, he was a forgotten man. He’d gone off the radar and admits: " I wasn’t wanted when I left so I thought I would return to one of my local clubs, Southend or Orient maybe, to play out my career. So, to join Leicester and work with Martin O’Neill was fantastic. I had three wonderful years there and winning the League Cup was the highlight of my career (the only trophy I won). "

His gratitude to O’Neill is not surprising. He is such a fan of the Ulsterman that he wishes he’d got the England job instead of Steve McClaren and the West Ham job when he was strongly linked with it in January.

" He’s that good, " insists Cottee. But while the Brian Clough disciple deserves immense credit for helping reverse a career heading nowhere fast, Cottee is far too modest to mention his own contribution.

Thirty-four goals in 100 games for the Foxes was proof he’d not lost his cunning in the penalty area. If that isn’t a bad return for a mid-30s striker, it was a reminder of his prolific heyday when Everton broke the British transfer record for him in 1988.

The fee of £2 million (RM10m) was paid back with interest – 99 goals in 244 games – including two against Liverpool in that epic 4-4 draw after which Kenny Dalglish first called it a day.

But it was at his beloved West Ham where Cottee made his name, scoring on his debut as a 17-year-old against Spurs and forging a lethal partnership with Frank McAvennie.

He had two spells with the Hammers, returning from Goodison before being sold to Selangor for £700,000 (RM3.5m).

He also won seven England caps. As evidence of his longevity, he played for more clubs after he left Malaysia than before he came.

He certainly liked the country and when he came out to do the World Cup on Astro, he brought his 70-year-old dad out with him to meet old friends and let him see for himself what Malaysia is like.

Now an occasional contributor from London where he’s a regular for Sky, he’s much valued for his knowledge and insightful analysis of the game.

It’s a role he enjoys along with after dinner speaking but the latter didn’t come naturally.

" It does now but I’ve been doing it for eight years. Trust me, at the start, I was rubbish. "

Telling it straight is Cottee’s modus operandi and he’s not afraid to own up to a gaffe.

" I pride myself on not making too many mistakes on TV but we all do it. Last season, I called a goal scored for Gillingham by a Leeds player… and it wasn’t an own goal!

" Also, about five years ago, I turned up at the Sky Studios in West London to be a pundit when I should have been at the City Ground in Nottingham to cover the match. I never made it to the game ! "

Fourteen years after leaving these shores, it’s fair to say Tony Cottee, raconteur, pundit and after-dinner speaker, has not let that grass grow under his feet.



- The Sund Daily -

along3746

Merah Kuning buru Kezman


2011/10/08

Selangor cuba pancing bekas penyerang Chelsea untuk hadapi Liga-M 2012

SELANGOR dikhabarkan sedang merisik bekas penyerang Chelsea, Mateja Kezman (kiri) sebagai seorang daripada dua pemain import mereka bagi saingan Liga Malaysia (Liga-M) 2012 yang bermula Januari depan.

Kezman, 32, berasal dari Serbia tetapi kini beraksi bersama kelab Belarus, BATE Borisov yang bersaing dalam Liga Juara-Juara Eropah sejak 31 Ogos lalu hingga penghujung tahun ini, selepas menghabiskan tempoh empat bulan kontrak bersama kelab Hong Kong, South China dari Januari hingga Mei lalu. Selepas memulakan karier profesional bersama kelab Serbia, FK Partizan pada 1998 ketika berusia 19 tahun selama dua musim, nama Kezman mula menyinar apabila muncul peledak berbisa sepanjang empat musim beraksi untuk kelab Belanda, PSV Eindhoven. Kezman kemudian disunting Chelsea pada musim 2004/05 dan selepas itu berkelana pula ke Atletico Madrid, Fenerbahce, Paris St Germain dan Zenit St Petersburg.

Andai Persatuan Bola Sepak Selangor (FAS) berjaya mengikat Kezman, ia pasti akan menjadi tarikan utama penyokong Red Giants untuk kembali memenuhi Stadium Shah Alam sepanjang saingan musim depan.

Selangor sebelum ini pernah menggunakan khidmat beberapa nama besar sebagai pemain import, antaranya Karel Stromsik, Mehmet Durakovic, David Mitchell, Tony Cottee, Chris Kiwomya, Brian Fuentes, Bambang Pamungkas, Elie Aiboy, Perica Ognjenovic dan Frank Seator.

FAS kini sedang menguji pemain pertahanan 29 tahun dari Korea Selatan, Hwang Moo-kyu dan dikhabarkan empat lagi pemain bakal hadir ke Shah Alam untuk diuji sepanjang bulan ini.

along3746

Gergasi Merah tabik Seladang


Oleh NAN HIDAYAT NAN AZMIE
hidayat.azmie@kosmo.com.my



MANIAM (jersi merah) tidak mahu pemain Selangor memandang mudah aksi menentang Perak di Stadium Shah Alam pada 10 Oktober ini.

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PERTEMBUNGAN dua musuh tradisi, Selangor dan Perak bagi saingan suku akhir Piala Malaysia edisi ke-90 di Stadium Shah Alam pada 10 Oktober ini sememangnya dinanti-nantikan ribuan peminat fanatik kedua-dua pasukan.

Ketika Gergasi Merah (Selangor) boleh mendabik dada dengan rekod juara sebanyak 32 kali, pencapaian Seladang (Perak) juga tidak kurang hebat apabila menjuarai piala berprestij itu sebanyak tujuh kali, sekali gus muncul pasukan ketiga terbanyak menjulang Piala Malaysia di belakang Singapura.

Tatkala Selangor kali terakhir menjulang Piala Malaysia pada 2005, Perak sebaliknya dilihat lebih kempunan apabila kali terakhir muncul juara sedekad lalu.

Kali terakhir kedua-dua pasukan berentap di pentas final adalah pada tahun 1972 apabila Gergasi Merah menundukkan Seladang 3-1 di Stadium Merdeka.

Masih kebal dengan rekod tanpa kalah pada edisi kali ini selain menerajui takhta Kumpulan A, keupayaan anak-anak buah Noorizan Bakar menempah slot ke suku akhir tanpa lima tonggak utama yang digantung perlawanan, sememangnya tidak boleh dipandang sebelah mata.

Episod berbeza begitupun menyelubungi kem Selangor yang terpaksa berhempas pulas sebelum muncul naib juara Kumpulan D, selain dilihat terkapai-kapai ditinggalkan bekas jurulatih, K. Devan di pertengahan jalan.

Mujurlah kredibiliti pengganti, P. Maniam berupaya menghadirkan keajaiban saat-saat akhir, sekali gus menyaksikan ‘Misi 33’ kembali membara.

Senario itu jelas mengundang keyakinan di hati Noorizan yang sebelum ini mengakui tidak melakukan apa-apa persediaan istimewa menjelang pertemuan menentang Selangor nanti.

Nada berbeza pula disuarakan Maniam yang lebih gemar merendah diri, selain mengakui Seladang sememangnya bukan calang-calang pasukan.

“Saya kena akui, Perak memang pasukan berstatus A berbanding Selangor ketika ini kerana memi- liki corak serangan pantas, terutamanya di bahagian sayap.

“Namun, ia bukan alasan untuk kami mengaku kalah sebegitu sahaja kerana sudah tentu kami ingin menang dengan jumlah jaringan yang besar bagi menjamin bekalan selesa ke Ipoh nanti (14 Oktober),” katanya kepada Kosmo!

Maniam memberitahu, moral pasukannya masih berada di tahap tertinggi walaupun tunduk 2-4 kepada skuad bawah 23 tahun kebangsaan dalam aksi persahabatan di Wisma FAM, Kelana Jaya petang kelmarin.

“Ketika ini, saya masih belum membuat keputusan sama ada mahu mengekalkan formasi 4-3-3 yang diperkenalkan sebelum ini, selain tidak pasti dapat menggunakan semula khidmat Khairul Anuar Baharom bagi memperkuatkan benteng lantaran masih belum cergas sepenuhnya,” katanya.

Kedua-dua pasukan yang beraksi secara timbal balik di suku akhir bakal berdepan antara fina- lis Piala FA musim ini, Kelantan dan Terengganu di peringkat separuh akhir kelak.

big_sky

Merah Kuning buru Kezman


2011/10/08

Selangor cuba pancing bekas penyerang Chelsea untuk hada ...
along3746 Post at 8-10-2011 19:44

fuh!! biar betik?

satusembilan

selangor defend hancuss/ kelam kabut...

adbrutals

kita perolehi kemenangan yg pertama...horayyyyy

aryza

tak la kelam kabut kot..
lepas 1 gol semlm tu sbb diorang ingat dah offside..
tapi tak pulak..huhuhu