Foul!

  Above is the statement released by Pos Malaysia regarding the Malay Mail's expose on how easy it is to purchase flares and smoke bombs online and sent to one's doorstep, as seen here .

UPDATE May 16, 2014 (11.49am):  As published in Malay Mail today Pos Malaysia to probe flare, smoke bomb parcel Pos Malaysia is conducting an investigation following Malay Mail’s expose that a flare and smoke bomb were couriered via PosLaju from Kulaijaya to the daily’s office in Redberry City here. The national postal and courier service provider had, in a statement yesterday, said it was mandatory for senders to declare the items to be delivered to ensure they were not hazardous or prohibited. Among the prohibited items listed in Postlaju’s Consignment Notes are firearms, combustible materials and drugs. “These measures are consistent with the international best practices of postal and courier operators,” said the statement. “Pos Malaysia always endeavours to exercise due care in its operations. In this instance, such care has been observed, implemented and complied with by Pos Malaysia/PosLaju. There was no reasonable ground for PosLaju to suspect the package woul...

I received a phone call from a man who identified himself as Alias and claims to be the lawyer for both Rajendran Kurusamy (who was charged for match-fixing last year) and MP Muar FC. As I told him and I would like to stress once again - a spokesman from the FA of Malaysia (FAM) confirmed Pos Malaysia, NS Betaria and MP Muar FC are being investigated for elements of match-fixing. Also, Tunku Ismail Idris - the Crown Prince of Johor who was just named Johor FA president - revealed MP Muar FC and NS Betaria are monitored by the Police (as per his tweet on Feb 10, 2012 - pic ). I managed to obtain comments from officials of NS Betaria and MP Muar FC and they expressed shock - as seen in today's Mailsport . HD says: Oh well...just another day in office :)

Pos Malaysia Berhad issued a statement ( pic ) with regards to the Mailsport's backpage story that three senior teams - Premier League clubs MP Muar FC, NS Betaria and Pos Malaysia - are being probed by the authorities as published today. The statement will appear in tomorrow's Mailsport . The FA of Malaysia (FAM) also issued a statement regarding Singapore's Straits Times article which read; "Another surprise revelation by Fifa's security chief Chris Eaton to The Straits Times was that it is not just players and coaches who are on the take in Malaysia. According to the Australian, FAM officials could also be implicated. Mr Eaton said: 'I can safely say there is an investigation linking football administration officials in Malaysia and globally to match-fixing in South-east Asia." Below is FAM's statement to the Press; PERSATUAN BOLASEPAK MALAYSIA SIARAN MEDIA 16 FEBRUARI 2012 LAPORAN DI AKHBAR STRAITS TIME, SINGAPURA Persatuan Bolase...

A Pos Malaysia coach visited the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission in Putrajaya yesterday morning followed by a meeting with FAM assistant secretary general Ahmad Fuad Daud at FAM in the evening. He has lodged a police report in Sepang a day earlier. I confronted the coach at Wisma FAM and he spilled the beans, claiming to have " evidence " on those involved in match-fixing. After much persuasion , he admitted to having text messages and recordings as prove of football bribery but did not want to show or reveal further. When I asked if he is also involved but is now trying to cry victim, the coach smiled and said; "I challenge them to provide dirt on me but I know I have evidence against them." Pos Malaysia, NS Betaria and MP Muar are the three SENIOR teams that are currently being investigated by the Police and the FA of Malaysia (FAM). Even the Crown Prince of Johor, who will be officially named the Johor FA president today, revealed the same on his twitter pag...