Foul!

NOTE: The author is not linked to any member or official from KLFA and is not a representative of any party associated to KLFA. --- UPDATE 2.21pm: Indonesia-based blog Jakarta Casual, in its posting Tough Times for KL , had this to say: "It's a shame them Malaysians who own Queen's Park Rangers and Cardiff City can't do their bit for local football instead of sending their money overseas and grabbing cheap, meaningless headlines by asking the likes of Safee Sali and Safiq Rahim for pointless trials." ---- The fans have played their part. Now it is up to KLFA to buck up and be serious in their quest to stay alive in the Super League. I must thank those who attended the Save KLFA Campaign drive this morning, including MSL Sdn Bhd CEO Stuart Ramalingam, KL coach Razip Ismail and DuniaSukan's Faliq Firdaus . A total of RM700 was collected. Not much, but it was a start. The cash was immediately handed over to KLFA secretary Nokman Mustapha. Nokman agreed KLFA wi...

Almost every city in the world has a top class football club. Not in Malaysia. KL are only basking on their past glory in the 80s. Some claim it was the then Lord Mayor Tan Sri Elyas Omar who had unintentionally spoilt KLFA by giving them generous funding and land. Elyas's successors were not so generous and I don't blame them. After all City Hall money is collected from KL folks and thus it should go back to the city people. Not just one football team. Not too long ago KLFA managed to get funding from chemicals giant Ancom Bhd but many were clueless towards what the money was splurged on. Today KLFA are feeling the pinch for they learn not many companies are as generous as Ancom. And the small but loyal fans are getting rather annoyed with this uncertainty. The fans want to lend a helping hand . December 17, 2011, KLFA Stadium, 10am. It is not about the total amount that will be raised but the support towards KL. Dunia Sukan has jumped on the bandwagon as well, as seen in the...