KUALA LUMPUR (14 Jan 2011) – The winners of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2010 have received a further RM65,000 (USD21,000) from the Malaysian government for their effort in taking the regional silverware for the first time in their history. The team which received the award from Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak was also…
MANILA (12 Jan 2011) – Other than the extended assistance from the German FA (DFB), the Philippines Football Federation (PFF) have also received further support from several Middle East countries and Japan. Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait have agreed to provide a combined USD100,000 annual assistance for the PFF. “The aid is a big boost to…
BANGKOK (12 Jan 2011) – The FA of England have cancelled the planned friendly against the Thailand in Bangkok this year which was initially pencilled in for a June date. It was to have been the first time the England national side would had played in Thailand but the English FA had cited scheduling concerns…
DILI (11 Jan 2011) – More than half of Europe’s top football clubs are still in the red – with a record 1.2 billion euro losses about a year before UEFA’s new financial rules kick in, EUFA says. Two years ago almost 70% of clubs were in the red,” said Gianni Infantino, secretary general of…
HANOI (11 Jan 2011) – Defending V-League champions Hanoi T&T started the year on the best possible note when they won the Super Cup by beating Song Lam Nghe An 4-2 on penalties at the Hang Day Stadium. The score at the end of regulation was 2-2. Even with a string of stars for Hanoi…
KUALA LUMPUR (10 Jan 2011) – Malaysia Cup 2010 champions Kelantan will be looking to form a partnership with English side Cardiff City as they look to fortify their position as a new powerhouse in the country. Kelantan FA (KAFA) president Tan Sri Annuar Musa explained that with Cardiff City under the ownership of Malaysian…