 Created 8 months ago
In my opinion, I don't think that foreign player has anything to do with the poor outcome of the fans turn out rate for the Malaysian League..
Football is supose to be entertaiment to the viewer, and at the same time competitive for the player.. I mean if both of the team played a football which is not Interesting *entertained, how do you expect fans to turn up for the game? For example, The Colombia Keeper, Rena Higuita who does a incredible Scorpion kick during a friendly with England at Wembley in 1995.. This should be the way to improve in the excitement level for the game.. ...
I believe there's not more then 10% of the fans turn up is chinese(No offence).. I mean, it's seem like Chinese people in Malaysia don't share the same interest in watch local football.. For me.. I think this is because football isn't well organised in Malaysia.. I mean.. I've seen many great local player, which i think is really good and has the talent and great skill to be a professional footballer... But 95% of them quited football after their teenager age and some still take it only as hobby.. The reason It's simple just because their parent and themself think that there's no future to be featured in Malaysia League and " FOOTBALL IN MALAYSIA " is not a professional occupation*the salary is not enough for their living cost*.. While in the other hand, some of the others 5% continue on to persuade their ambition of becoming a professional footballer by taking their own flight to others country to try out their luck in the alien land..
For example.. James Tinus flew to Paris, and joined Villenoy FC. Started with Villenoy FC Under-18 team before graduating in the senior side in 2007. He is the captain of the team and the club are currently third of the 15-team league.. And now.. It's seem like he had long disappear from MALAYSIA football and no longer have the heart nor intention to play for Malaysia..
Next, Tan Sheang Tsung, The first ever malaysia Boy who made it to Yokohama FC. It seem that he will be more likely to play for the Japan national side instead of his original country Malaysia..
Others, Low Yee Ming, had just broken the Guinness World Record in the “Greatest Distance Balancing A Football On Head” category. Yee Ming recorded 11.29km in this category beating the current world record by about 6.85km. He choose not to persuit football even after this archievement..
In the other hand, I am also one of the Victim.. I might had not archieve anything great compare to them.. But I believe that football in MALAYSIA must be more organised.. Or else, I wouldn't believe that MALAYSIA will ever take part in the FIFA World Cup.. Not even in my dreams.. ...
Regard,
Total Nonstop Soccer Society
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