Our athletes need to seize the moment, and chart their own paths
THE word "empowerment" is used so frequently these days, even within my own household. When it comes to life-changing decisions.
Building a local national team, with help from those abroad
SOMETHING hangs heavy over Malaysian football, like a curse.
Players who’ve earned their stripes on current form should be Harimau’s top picks
BEFORE walking into the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) headquarters for the latest Harimau Malaya squad announcement, I did what I always do – pause at the photo wall just outside the auditorium.
Football is the people’s game, and those who run it must answer to millions
DESPONDENT. In tatters. Defeatist. Pessimistic. Down in the dumps.
A new era, but we need Malaysians to be stars
THE current national team set-up has been called many things.
Keeping the romance alive in sports despite unpredictable times
VALENTINE’S Day is approaching soon and so is my first year wedding anniversary.
In tough times, Malaysia can do with a hand from a Friend
You’ve got troubles, I’ve got ‘em too
The young ones inspire Malaysia’s golden dream
IT’S a dream that has remained just that – a dream – for 68 years. It was in Melbourne in 1956 that Malaysian athletes marched into the stadium with grand hopes.
Tears, rage and a brave comeback by a wronged player Faisal
AFTER the press conference, many needed a few hours to get over it. The emotions flowed freely – hardened newsmen were in tears, other were in a rage.
There’s no place for the crass in the field of football
CLASS and crass. The two are words that are almost similar yet so far apart.
Indonesia lives the dream – while Malaysia dreams on
A SEA of red descended in Doha as a nation dared to dream the impossible – and remain on the verge of making it happen.
Sivasangari is riding high, but we have to hold our horses
COMING out of adversity takes a lot of character and courage.
