Bryan sees bright future despite points docking


PETALING JAYA: The odds may be stacked against Police, but one player believes the points deduction they faced will, in fact, fuel their desire to succeed in the Super League.

Goalkeeper Bryan See said the boys are hungry to keep the team in the top tier despite the three-point deduction from the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) for failure to settle the wages owed to players from last season when they were in the Premier League.

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