We need leaders like Idris, Shahril if FAM hope for transformation

By T. Avineshwaran

A STAY of execution is not exoneration.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport’s (CAS) recent ruling is temporary. It allows the seven mixed-heritage players to continue fulfilling their professional duties while the legal process runs its course - nothing more, nothing less.

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Sportsbox , Say What , stay of execution , exoneration , Court of Arbitration for Sport , Malaysian football , accountability , transparency , governance , reform , leadership , Asian Football Confederation
T. Avineshwaran

T. Avineshwaran

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