Throw out the 'goyang kaki' mentality in M-League


Negri Sembilan

FROM March 28 until April 18, 2014, the team I support, Negri Sembilan, went on a five-match winning streak in the Premier League. Our South Korean import Kim Jin-ryong scored in all those matches. Our stadium was filled up with numbers not seen in a long time. The team were on a great winning momentum.

And then came a three-week break, and we lost our next match to Felda United, and our subsequent match to Sabah in Seremban, with the stadium back to its more-than-half-empty state.

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