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RHINOS BANKING ON ‘WARRIOR SPIRIT’ |
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KOTA KINABALU: Rahman Zakaria hopes the Rhinos’ “warrior” spirit will help them tackle Police and eventually put the latter’s fine run to a halt when they meet in a Malaysia Cup Group B tie at the MP Selayang Stadium tonight! The Rhinos’ team manager said if the players are able to put up a performance like they did against Kedah, it is not impossible for the team to walk home as victors. However, Rahman admitted this is not going to be an easy outing for the Rhinos, especially when they have a depleted side while Police are on a high. “This is going to be another tough match for us, but I have faith in the team to deliver the desired result, especially after what they have shown against Kedah,” said Rahman. “If the players are able to show the same kind of spirit, determination and commitment, I firmly believe we can pick up points from the game. |
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Team pay heavy price due to FAM’s poor planning |
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source : The Star Online PETALING JAYA: Poor planning of the Malaysian Super League schedules has resulted in the prestigious Malaysia Cup tournament taking a back seat this season. There is no doubt most of the teams have been affected by the hectic schedule, which resulted in sub-standard performances and empty stadiums. The FA of Malaysia (FAM) will have to take the rap for holding the Malaysia Cup (June 11-Aug 23) during the Euro 2008 (June 7-30) and the Olympics (Aug 8-24). The two international events will surely take centre stage over the local fare. |
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source : New Sabah Times
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah put up an improved performance to snatch their first win after defeating Johor FC 2-1 in a Malaysia Cup Group B challenge at the Likas Stadium last night. The comeback victory eventually put Sabah back on track for a place in the next round. Striker Salvester Sindeh was the hero of the night for the Rhinos by scoring the winner before turning villain when he was sent off in the dying seconds of the game. 
NEW SIGNING … Sabah’s David Njoku (red) challenges for the ball with Johor FC skipper Wan Rohaimi Ismail as former Rhinos’ custodian G. Jeevanatham tries to stop the ball during the Malaysia Cup Group B clash at the Likas Stadium last night. – PIC
The visiting Johor FC stunned the Rhinos when their hitman Andres Fuentes Gustavo drew first blood in the 28th minute by slotting home a grounder. It started when See Kok Luen was left unmarked inside the penalty box. He then fed Fuentes who easily defeated the hapless Sabah custodian Irwan Jamil from close range. |
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