Pahang’s lone striker Sherman needs help to lighten his goal burden


Oh, I see: Pahang’s Kpah Sherman reacting after scoring the equaliser against Sabah in the 1-1 draw at the Darulmakmur Stadium on Sunday. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: To be unbeaten after four matches in the Super League and having scored seven goals ain’t bad at all.

But when that team is Pahang, who are nicknamed the Elephants, they can be accused of not having a big enough appetite for goals and points.

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