CEO: Boycott due to misunderstanding


Not a big fan: Hafizul Hakim will be filing a RM5mil suit against one of the club’s supporters.

IPOH: The training session boycott by Perak players was due to a slight misunderstanding, says the club’s chief executive officer Rizal Ali Naizali.

He said, however, the matter had been resolved through a discussion with the players today, and that they had apologised and promised not to repeat the move.

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