FAM 'tidak berat sebelah'



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  1. AnonymousJune 1, 2013 at 8:48 AM

    I have to agree with FAM on this. This is supposed to be a home match for Pahang and naturally Pahang should get the home crowd advantage. However, FAM didn't handled this thing properly. As rightly pointed by YB KJ, PBNP should only be entitled to up to the capacity crowd of Stadium darulmakmur collections. Imaging the full capacity crowd of Bukit Jalil (80,000 x say RM10 = RM800,000 of gate collections), RM100K fined to PBNP by FAM is nothing or "celah gigi" only...Knowing FAM, this is expected.

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