Bakal berusia 23 tahun Isnin ini, Ahmad Shakir muncul penjaring terbanyak Harimau Muda dalam Liga Perdana dengan 16 gol pada 2009/10 sebelum tenggelam apabila pulang semula ke Kedah. Kini bermastautin di Seremban di bawah bimbingan Azraai Khor Abdullah yang terkenal dengan kecenderungan memupuk bakat anak muda, Ahmad Shakir harus meletakkan dirinya selaku watak penting musim ini. Beraksi di sisi Jean Emmanuel Effa Owona, Ahmad Shakir sudah jaring empat gol dalam Liga Super. Baca kolumku di goal.com di sini.
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Seorang pemain yang baik.
Harap akan ada lebih ramai lagi pemain-pemain berbakat dicungkil dalam kancah bola sepak malaysia.
Semalam pun, dia score lawan Kelantan(kalau tak silap).
salam rizal....ada tgk tak game hr ni antara lions12 vs felda united....apasal defend felda united yg kepala botak tu main mcm budak tadika jer ekk....mmg dia tak reti main bola ker or sumting else...hehe...bkn tuduh direct ni...cuma bila tgk cara dia main tu...terniat sikit kat hati kecil ni...tu jer...the way dia pass bola kat teamate dia,the way dia defend semua mcm dia br nak belajar main bola jer...hehe....
bro rizal,,,lions12 tak aci main
guna 3 players yg dh lebih 23
tahun shahril , agu , baihakki..
hehe...org melaya asik kena
kencing dgn org TEMASIK je la bro.
cuma harap kn shahril ishak jd top
scorer je la...tengok HM A main
liga S semua U23,,baru betul .
dipetik dari www.todayonline.com/Sports (singapore)
cuba rizal tengok macamana perancangan singapura.
Japan stint offers hope for youngsters
by Tan Yo-Hinn 04:46 AM Mar 07,
2012SINGAPORE - Six teenage footballers from the Singapore Sports School will leave this Friday for Japan to train with the youth teams of J-League side Albirex Niigata.
The stint, a collaboration between the Sports School and the Japanese club's satellite team Albirex Niigata (Singapore), could be the shop window for them to earn trials with the J-League side.
The six - 15-year-olds Zharfan Rohaizad and Andin Addie Djayady, 16-year-olds Adam Swandi and Amirul Adli, and 17-year-olds Muhaimin Suhaimi and Hazim Faiz Hassan - were unveiled yesterday at a media conference at the Sports School's Woodlands campus.
Speaking afterwards, Albirex Niigata (Singapore) chairman Daisuke Korenaga told Today that although the likelihood is slim that the young footballers will be offered trials at the end of the 10-day stint, they are already on the J-League side's radar.
"We saw some of them at last year's (Canon) Lion City Cup, and they have very good potential," said Korenaga.
"Albirex would like to have Singaporean players but it also depends on how they develop in the future. If they do well (during this stint), there is a good chance.
"They are the only players from another country to have this chance to train with the club. They have the potential."
Midfielder Muhaimin and forward Hazim were part of Singapore's under-16 side that lost to Brazil's Flamengo in last year's Canon Lion City Cup final at the Jalan Besar Stadium, with Adam and Amirul in the national under-15 side that beat Juventus 4-0 to finish third in the same tournament.
The 10-day trip costs over S$20,000, with the E W Barker Endowment Fund covering about 80 per cent of the expenses.
The attachment has been arranged by leading sports brand adidas, sponsors of the Sports School's football academy, and Albirex Niigata, while All Nippon Airways have provided special air fares.
"If this stint goes smoothly, we could do this annually and include the coaches as well," said the Sports School assistant director (sports) Eric Song.
The six were picked based on their track record from the school's 71-strong football academy.
In Japan, the boys will train up to 10 times, once or twice daily, with their respective age-group counterparts in Albirex Niigata's under-15, 16 and 17 youth teams and Japan Soccer College.
They will also attend the club's opening 2012 J-League clash against Omiya Ardija at the 42,300-seat Big Swan Stadium on March 17, participate in some of the club's other sports including basketball and baseball, and visit some of Niigata's cultural attractions.
"This trip will give us the opportunity to assess them," said Sports School head coach Teng Wei Ken, 42, who will accompany the players. "I'm keen to see what's the gap between our players and theirs, and if our kids can compete. I hope to bring back some new ideas to implement in our academy."
Those in the know have touted Adam as a future national star, and the midfielder has set his sights on playing in either Japan or South Korea.
"Japanese players are known for their discipline, so that's one aspect I would like to pick up during my stint," he said. "My dream is to get into the J-League or K-League. They are the best leagues in Asia and we've to succeed there first if we are to think about Europe."
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cuba rizal tengok bagaimana perancangan singapura menjadikan negara mereka sebagai negara sukan menjelang 2030.
Japan stint offers hope for youngsters
by Tan Yo-Hinn 04:46 AM Mar 07, 2012SINGAPORE - Six teenage footballers from the Singapore Sports School will leave this Friday for Japan to train with the youth teams of J-League side Albirex Niigata.
The stint, a collaboration between the Sports School and the Japanese club's satellite team Albirex Niigata (Singapore), could be the shop window for them to earn trials with the J-League side.
The six - 15-year-olds Zharfan Rohaizad and Andin Addie Djayady, 16-year-olds Adam Swandi and Amirul Adli, and 17-year-olds Muhaimin Suhaimi and Hazim Faiz Hassan - were unveiled yesterday at a media conference at the Sports School's Woodlands campus.
Speaking afterwards, Albirex Niigata (Singapore) chairman Daisuke Korenaga told Today that although the likelihood is slim that the young footballers will be offered trials at the end of the 10-day stint, they are already on the J-League side's radar.
"We saw some of them at last year's (Canon) Lion City Cup, and they have very good potential," said Korenaga.
"Albirex would like to have Singaporean players but it also depends on how they develop in the future. If they do well (during this stint), there is a good chance.
"They are the only players from another country to have this chance to train with the club. They have the potential."
Midfielder Muhaimin and forward Hazim were part of Singapore's under-16 side that lost to Brazil's Flamengo in last year's Canon Lion City Cup final at the Jalan Besar Stadium, with Adam and Amirul in the national under-15 side that beat Juventus 4-0 to finish third in the same tournament.
The 10-day trip costs over S$20,000, with the E W Barker Endowment Fund covering about 80 per cent of the expenses.
The attachment has been arranged by leading sports brand adidas, sponsors of the Sports School's football academy, and Albirex Niigata, while All Nippon Airways have provided special air fares.
"If this stint goes smoothly, we could do this annually and include the coaches as well," said the Sports School assistant director (sports) Eric Song.
The six were picked based on their track record from the school's 71-strong football academy.
In Japan, the boys will train up to 10 times, once or twice daily, with their respective age-group counterparts in Albirex Niigata's under-15, 16 and 17 youth teams and Japan Soccer College.
They will also attend the club's opening 2012 J-League clash against Omiya Ardija at the 42,300-seat Big Swan Stadium on March 17, participate in some of the club's other sports including basketball and baseball, and visit some of Niigata's cultural attractions.
"This trip will give us the opportunity to assess them," said Sports School head coach Teng Wei Ken, 42, who will accompany the players. "I'm keen to see what's the gap between our players and theirs, and if our kids can compete. I hope to bring back some new ideas to implement in our academy."
Those in the know have touted Adam as a future national star, and the midfielder has set his sights on playing in either Japan or South Korea.
"Japanese players are known for their discipline, so that's one aspect I would like to pick up during my stint," he said. "My dream is to get into the J-League or K-League. They are the best leagues in Asia and we've to succeed there first if we are to think about Europe."
bro rizal..kekadang kita ni malas
nak story ttg badan bola kat
malaysia ni..angan2 tinggi tp
abuk jer yg ada..tengok org lain
dah sibuk collaboration ke timur
jepun korea tp org kita sibuk
tuju ke BPL..lihat la apa jd dgn
safee shafiq setakat dpt trail
2 mnggu je pas tu mcm2 birokrasi
ranking fifa la tu la ni la....
apa jd dgn 3 players kita lepas
suzuki cup dulu FAM ada cadangan
nak trail dgn kelab2 liga J..
todate hilang je story tu..ckp je
lebih...2hari lepas dlm game piala
ACL kelab siam BURIRAM UTD dh
tewas kn kelab handal liga J
KASHIWA REYSOL 3-2..org luar
sekitar kita ni dah maju bro...
cuba kita lihat team HM selepas
juara piala suzuki 2010 sampai
skrg ni tak tentu hala..game dgn
india pun boleh kalah dgn
philippines pun boleh draw..dah
jatuh lg ranking fifa 152..harap
sangat pihak trtinggi FAM pandang
dn buat wawasan ke timur liga J
dn liga K...
Liga Jay tak glamer bro...Org Malaya esp kat Kelana Jaya yang akan buat urusan tu susah nak shopping. Lain la kalu gi England / London atau Europe. Maybe gwa ckp tak releven tapi..'lu pikirlah sendri'
Azrai khor seorang j.latih yg average sahaja dlm penilaian aku. Kalau nak kata bagus, AFCCL final round boleh ceritalah.
Sebelum aku nak cita pasal striker2 kita, aku nak sangat cita dulu pasal coach2 yg top dlm MSL-Itu diorang cakap bukan aku cakap.
In the first place, we only have coaches good only for sea region...
Our coaches are lacking in so many areas in coaching aspect. The ability to instill the footballing knowledge accordingly (methodology)
and the universal of playing football is failed to be seen.
At times we can also notice MSL coaches of not knowing or understanding their role as a coach.-This we have to blame FAM. They have some very very low standard coaching instructors for the past 20 years. C license is the fundamental of football and we have gone miserably wrong in producing so many coffee shop coaches-I would love to go into details in person with all the MSL coaches if given the space...hehehe
So, talking about MSL strikers, are they truly capable? are they well equipped with all the required physical and mental skills?-They only know physical skills, but lacking tremendously in mental skills.
Mental skills adalah sesuatu keperluan semasa. Berbeza dgn mind skills. Skills of the mind melibatkan pembentukan(moulding) melibatkan jangkamasa panjang.
Mampukah j.latih2 dlm MSL memahami perkara tersebut...
Bagi aku, pemain2 LIGA M adalah pemain2 low and sub standard akibat drp kegagalan Jurulatih2 dlm developing selama ini...
Azrai khor seorang j.latih yg average sahaja dlm penilaian aku. Kalau nak kata bagus, AFCCL final round boleh ceritalah.
Sebelum aku nak cita pasal striker2 kita, aku nak sangat cita dulu pasal coach2 yg top dlm MSL-Itu diorang cakap bukan aku cakap.
In the first place, we only have coaches good only for sea region...
Our coaches are lacking in so many areas in coaching aspect. The ability to instill the footballing knowledge accordingly (methodology)
and the universal of playing football is failed to be seen.
At times we can also notice MSL coaches of not knowing or understanding their role as a coach.-This we have to blame FAM. They have some very very low standard coaching instructors for the past 20 years. C license is the fundamental of football and we have gone miserably wrong in producing so many coffee shop coaches-I would love to go into details in person with all the MSL coaches if given the space...hehehe
So, talking about MSL strikers, are they truly capable? are they well equipped with all the required physical and mental skills?-They only know physical skills, but lacking tremendously in mental skills.
Mental skills adalah sesuatu keperluan semasa. Berbeza dgn mind skills. Skills of the mind melibatkan pembentukan(moulding) melibatkan jangkamasa panjang.
Mampukah j.latih2 dlm MSL memahami perkara tersebut...
Bagi aku, pemain2 LIGA M adalah pemain2 low and sub standard akibat drp kegagalan Jurulatih2 dlm developing selama ini...
good...teruskan perjuangan.....
good..
2 hari lepas DKRG ada ckp pasal
game HM pas ni dgn SRI LANKA nak
panggil SAFEE main coz kurang
striker yg wibawa kata dia..
RG ada sebut 2 striker Shakir
Ali N9 n Fakri Felda..aduhhhh
tak abis2 dgn mamat Fakri ni..
apa la bagus sangat mamat ni di
hati RG...pelik bin heran laaaa.
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