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Janji <b>Safiq Rahim</b> berdepan Lions | Sokernet Posted: 04 Jun 2012 06:16 PM PDT Persiapan pemain Malaysia yang berdepan Singapura di Jalan Besar 8 Jun 2012 Singapura vs Malaysia Stadium Jalan Besar 8 Jun 2012 "INI bukan cakap kosong, saya dan rakan sepasukan berjanji akan mendapatkan keputusan positif menentang Singapura." Demikian kata-kata semangat yang diluahkan kapten Harimau Malaya, Safiq Rahim menjelang aksi persahabatan antarabangsa dengan Singapura di Stadium Jalan Besar, Jumaat ini (8 Jun). Selepas aksi kurang memberangsangkan ketika seri tanpa jaringan dengan Filipina di Stadium Shah Alam Jumaat lalu, pemain tengah itu yakin mereka akan mempamerkan kemampuan sebenar sebagai juara bertahan Piala Suzuki AFF biarpun sedar Singapura bukan pasukan yang boleh diperlekehkan. "Setiap perlawanan adalah pengalaman baru buat kami. Memang ketika menentang Filipina kami banyak mensia-siakan peluang tapi perlawanan itu akan mematangkan permainan kami. "Kami sudah membuat persediaan terbaik untuk menentang Singapura, jadi saya harap kami akan mendapat keputusan baik, tidak kira perlawanan di gelanggang lawan dan di tempat sendiri," katanya yang ditemui selepas tamat sesi latihan skuad kebangsaan di padang Wisma FAM, Kelana Jaya semalam. Skuad kebangsaan yang akan berlepas ke Singapura esok sekali lagi bertandang ke Stadium Jalan Besar yang memberikan kenangan pahit apabila anak buah Datuk K Rajagobal tewas 3-5 pada perlawanan pertama pusingan kedua Kelayakan Piala Dunia 2014 Julai lalu. Malah skuad Singa itu dianggap kebal di gelanggang sendiri apabila berjaya mengekalkan rekod tanpa kalah menentang Malaysia sejak 2006 dalam tiga pertemuan dengan mencatat dua kemenangan dan satu seri. Daripada lapan pertembungan kedua-dua musuh tradisi itu sejak 2006, Malaysia hanya menang sekali pada separuh akhir Piala Merdeka 2007 (3-1) manakala selebihnya seri lima kali dan kalah dua kali. Bagi Safiq, 24, yang beraksi dengan pasukan Liga Super Selangor, pertemuan dengan Singapura amat penting buatnya untuk menebus kehampaan apabila dilayangkan kad merah ketika skuad kebangsaan tumpas kepada musuh tradisi itu tahun lalu di padang rumput tiruan, Stadium Jalan Besar. "Saya dibuang padang pada separuh masa kedua, memang kecewa dan berharap perkara itu yang terakhir terjadi buat saya. Bagi saya setiap pasukan ada kelemahan dan kelebihan, kalau kita pandai gunakan kelebihan, kita boleh meraih kemenangan," katanya. Selepas aksi di Singapura, skuad kebangsaan akan melayan kunjungan skuad kendalian Radojko Avramovic di Stadium Shah Alam pada 12 Jun ini. — Metro Related posts coded by nessus

<b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>safiq rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 12:00 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- <b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>Safiq Rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:22 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- <b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>safiq rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:29 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- Snickers launches new campaign | Review | colourless opinions™ Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:19 AM PDT Popular chocolate bar brand Snickers launched You're Not You When You're Hungry campaign last Thursday (5 April 2012) at the Sports City Futsal Centre in Petaling Jaya. It was quite an enjoyable event with Harimau Malaya football team's captain Safiq Rahim, star attacking midfielder S. Kunanlan (known to me as the speedy left winger who played impressively against Arsenal), and head coach Datuk K. Rajagopal present. The hosts were Hitz.fm's JJ and Ian. The campaign was literally kicked off when national football players scored the ball to the virtual net shown on the screen of the stage. They were missing the target until their head coach gave them some Snickers to fill their empty stomachs. Obviously staged but it was a smart and simple presentation to get the message across. I almost laughed my ass off seeing them act right in front of me. Datuk K. Rajagopal displayed class by showing some sense of humour and not doing any hard-selling for Snickers during the interview session. "Actually when my players make a mistake, I will have them do push-ups instead," he said. He also said, "It's important for the players to have sufficient food 2-3 days before a football match in order for them to perform at their best." He was later asked to show his angry look, which he did. What a man. The campaign is not only run in Malaysia, but in Singapore and Philippines as well, featuring a new Snickers TV commercial and an online contest. You may check out the TV commercial on the Facebook page of ColourlessOpinions.com. I thought it's quite original and hilarious but I believe it may get a little annoying if it's overplayed. They showed it thrice subsequently at the launch in different languages (BM, English and Chinese) and although the actors are different, they're still the exact same commercial. The grand prize winner of the online contest will get a pair of invitation to catch an European Football Championship 2012 match in Poland. All the participants have to do is upload their best hungry faces on the Facebook contest application of Snickers Malaysia. The launch didn't end there. There was also a little futsal game which some of the Nuffnang bloggers including myself joined. Kunanlan and Safiq each led a team and we were on the star winger's side. There was a made-up rule that we have to smile throughout the game (for the media's cameras, duh) otherwise a free-kick would be given to the opposing team. It was quite fun but I was a little disappointed that Kunanlan refused to play more seriously. He made quite a few errors, including a failed pass to me when I tried to play a one-two with him. Although we lost by 2-0 in the end, we still got a hamper of Snickers. The prize was Asian-ly deceiving. The centre of the hamper was empty with cardboards holding its generous shape. The event was brought to its closure with a penalty kick successfully scored by Datuk K. Rajagopal with the host JJ in the goal. I'm still curious why the Harimau Malaya head coach pointed at me and did the smelly hand gesture when we were waiting to have the photograph below taken. Was my odor really that bad? Or does he really despise Arsenal that much? I did sweat a lot though so it was most likely about my odor. <b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>safiq rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:22 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- <b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>Safiq Rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:22 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- <b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>Safiq Rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:22 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- <b>Safiq Rahim</b>: <b>safiq rahim</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:29 AM PDT URL Sumber Asal :- Snickers launches new campaign | Review | colourless opinions™ Posted: 09 Apr 2012 11:19 AM PDT Popular chocolate bar brand Snickers launched You're Not You When You're Hungry campaign last Thursday (5 April 2012) at the Sports City Futsal Centre in Petaling Jaya. It was quite an enjoyable event with Harimau Malaya football team's captain Safiq Rahim, star attacking midfielder S. Kunanlan (known to me as the speedy left winger who played impressively against Arsenal), and head coach Datuk K. Rajagopal present. The hosts were Hitz.fm's JJ and Ian. The campaign was literally kicked off when national football players scored the ball to the virtual net shown on the screen of the stage. They were missing the target until their head coach gave them some Snickers to fill their empty stomachs. Obviously staged but it was a smart and simple presentation to get the message across. I almost laughed my ass off seeing them act right in front of me. Datuk K. Rajagopal displayed class by showing some sense of humour and not doing any hard-selling for Snickers during the interview session. "Actually when my players make a mistake, I will have them do push-ups instead," he said. He also said, "It's important for the players to have sufficient food 2-3 days before a football match in order for them to perform at their best." He was later asked to show his angry look, which he did. What a man. The campaign is not only run in Malaysia, but in Singapore and Philippines as well, featuring a new Snickers TV commercial and an online contest. You may check out the TV commercial on the Facebook page of ColourlessOpinions.com. I thought it's quite original and hilarious but I believe it may get a little annoying if it's overplayed. They showed it thrice subsequently at the launch in different languages (BM, English and Chinese) and although the actors are different, they're still the exact same commercial. The grand prize winner of the online contest will get a pair of invitation to catch an European Football Championship 2012 match in Poland. All the participants have to do is upload their best hungry faces on the Facebook contest application of Snickers Malaysia. The launch didn't end there. There was also a little futsal game which some of the Nuffnang bloggers including myself joined. Kunanlan and Safiq each led a team and we were on the star winger's side. There was a made-up rule that we have to smile throughout the game (for the media's cameras, duh) otherwise a free-kick would be given to the opposing team. It was quite fun but I was a little disappointed that Kunanlan refused to play more seriously. He made quite a few errors, including a failed pass to me when I tried to play a one-two with him. Although we lost by 2-0 in the end, we still got a hamper of Snickers. The prize was Asian-ly deceiving. The centre of the hamper was empty with cardboards holding its generous shape. The event was brought to its closure with a penalty kick successfully scored by Datuk K. Rajagopal with the host JJ in the goal. I'm still curious why the Harimau Malaya head coach pointed at me and did the smelly hand gesture when we were waiting to have the photograph below taken. Was my odor really that bad? Or does he really despise Arsenal that much? I did sweat a lot though so it was most likely about my odor. Malaysia Football News: <b>Safiq Rahim</b> told to improve by Selangor <b>...</b> Posted: 01 Jan 2012 06:20 PM PST Malaysian national team captain Safiq Rahim has been told to buck up by Selangor coach Irfan Bakti Abu Salim for the new Super League season. Irfan Bakti is unhappy with Safiq's performance in pre-season matches and the veteran coach is even considering resting the midfielder. "Safiq is an excellent distributor of the ball but he must show his willingness to surge forward and also help out in defence," said Irfan Bakti. "I want more from Safiq this season. He must impose himself in the penalty box. I will monitor his progress before deciding." Safiq failed to make an impression last season and was criticised for his half-hearted performances. The 24-year-old was at first hesitant to renew his contract after his three-year term expired in November but finally agreed to a new deal. Irfan  is not afraid of resting Safiq as he has other options --  among them  national Under-23 player K. Gurusamy, Azidan Sarudin, Bunyamin Umar, Fitri Shazwan Raduwan, Solihin Kanasian Abdullah, Fazilidin Khalid and Adib Aizuddin Latif. Safiq said he would not mind if he was dropped from the first team. "No one is indispensable. If the coach is unhappy then I must try to improve to earn first team action. "There are no stars in the Selangor team and I have realised that I need to work hard," said Safiq. Selangor are looking to make a strong comeback in the upcoming season after a poor display in the last campaign. The Selangor FA wants its team, under manager Datuk Mokhtar Ahmad, to win at least one title this season. But the high expectations set by the association could well put  unnecessary pressure on the team and  Irfan. Selangor's main target this season is the Malaysia Cup, a title which they have not won since 2005. Malaysia Football News: <b>Safiq Rahim</b> told to improve by Selangor <b>...</b> Posted: 01 Jan 2012 06:20 PM PST Malaysian national team captain Safiq Rahim has been told to buck up by Selangor coach Irfan Bakti Abu Salim for the new Super League season. Irfan Bakti is unhappy with Safiq's performance in pre-season matches and the veteran coach is even considering resting the midfielder. "Safiq is an excellent distributor of the ball but he must show his willingness to surge forward and also help out in defence," said Irfan Bakti. "I want more from Safiq this season. He must impose himself in the penalty box. I will monitor his progress before deciding." Safiq failed to make an impression last season and was criticised for his half-hearted performances. The 24-year-old was at first hesitant to renew his contract after his three-year term expired in November but finally agreed to a new deal. Irfan  is not afraid of resting Safiq as he has other options --  among them  national Under-23 player K. Gurusamy, Azidan Sarudin, Bunyamin Umar, Fitri Shazwan Raduwan, Solihin Kanasian Abdullah, Fazilidin Khalid and Adib Aizuddin Latif. Safiq said he would not mind if he was dropped from the first team. "No one is indispensable. If the coach is unhappy then I must try to improve to earn first team action. "There are no stars in the Selangor team and I have realised that I need to work hard," said Safiq. Selangor are looking to make a strong comeback in the upcoming season after a poor display in the last campaign. The Selangor FA wants its team, under manager Datuk Mokhtar Ahmad, to win at least one title this season. But the high expectations set by the association could well put  unnecessary pressure on the team and  Irfan. Selangor's main target this season is the Malaysia Cup, a title which they have not won since 2005. The First Malaysian To Play In European League | Muhamad Asyraaf Posted: 22 May 2012 03:45 PM PDT Nazmi Faiz Mansor, the youngest Malaysian football player who previously played with Young Tigers A (Harimau Muda A) has landed a three-year contract with Portuguese Primeira Liga club Beira Mar.  Carving his name as the first player to be successful to play in the European league, Nazmi Faiz Mansor sure did create the Malaysian football history. He's just the same age as I am (we're 18 by the end of August) but he has successfully passed the trials. In fact, he didn't take the SPM examinations the same date others were having; went for a football match at Indonesia. Malaysia did send some senior players such as Safee Sali and Safiq Rahim, but none has passed the trials. Being able to play in the European league at such a young age is definitely a 'plus' for him.  "Nazmi has signed a three-year contract to play for Beira Mar's first team. I cannot reveal more," said Guimaraes when the press contacted him. Nazmi's signing means he will no longer play with the Young Tigers A in the Singapore League though he will continue to turn out for the national Under-22 team. The talented midfielder will link up with his national teammates in Hungary this week where the national juniors are undertaking a European tour in preparation for the AFC Under-22 Championship qualifiers in Myanmar next month.

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