Squad List for Match Against Johor FC
>> Friday, December 28, 2007
Perak Team will travel to Johor at 10.00 am 28th December 2007
Mohd Hamsani
K.Nanthakumar
Mario Berrios
Chan Wing Hong
Shahrul Nizam
Ahmad Shahrul Azhar
Jorge Munoz
Mohd Noor Azrul
Mohamad Hardi
Carlos Caceres
Nasril Nourdin
Khairi Zainuddin
Ahmad Azlan
S. Subramaniam
Danial Fadzly
Mohd Nor Ismail
Razali Umar
Arif Fadzlie
The Star Online NEWS
>> Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Losing unbeaten record a bitter pill to swallow for Darby
PENANG: A solitary goal defeat by Negri Sembilan in a Super League match on Sunday shattered Perak's 25-match unbeaten run at home. And it happened in just their first home match of the new season.
Coach Steve Darby said that it was most unfortunate for his team to surrender the proud record.
''The last time we were beaten at home was in the 2006 Malaysia Cup semi-finals match against Perlis,” said the Englishman in a telephone interview from Ipoh yesterday.
“This defeat is made even more painful because it was a match we should not have lost.
“We did not deserve to win either ... we surely deserved a draw but for the post.''
Darby was quick to add that he took nothing away from Negri Sembilan, who he felt not only fully utilise the chance that came their way but also defended well.
''They were both very hardworking and very organised on the night,'' he said.
Zaquan Adha Razak scored the winner for Negri in the 38th minute
PENANG: A solitary goal defeat by Negri Sembilan in a Super League match on Sunday shattered Perak's 25-match unbeaten run at home. And it happened in just their first home match of the new season.
Coach Steve Darby said that it was most unfortunate for his team to surrender the proud record.
''The last time we were beaten at home was in the 2006 Malaysia Cup semi-finals match against Perlis,” said the Englishman in a telephone interview from Ipoh yesterday.
“This defeat is made even more painful because it was a match we should not have lost.
“We did not deserve to win either ... we surely deserved a draw but for the post.''
Darby was quick to add that he took nothing away from Negri Sembilan, who he felt not only fully utilise the chance that came their way but also defended well.
''They were both very hardworking and very organised on the night,'' he said.
Zaquan Adha Razak scored the winner for Negri in the 38th minute
THE STAR ONLINE
Yob4ever Photographer
>> Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Perak F.A. congratulate to one of yob4ever photographer for winning the second prize of the AFC Asian Cup 2007™ photo contest.
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NEWS
REFEREE STEALS LIMELIGHT IN PERAK'S FIRST DEFEAT
WHILE accepting the 1-0 Malaysian Super League home defeat to Negri Sembilan on Sunday, Perak coach Steve Darby took referee Mohamed Yusoff Mat Karim to task for his poor handling of the match.
The defeat was Perak's first of the season and Darby said the reason for this was his players were unable to play a fluent and attacking game due to Yusoff's unnecessary blowing of the whistle throughout the 90 minutes.
"There were 10 yellow cards - five each - but several could have been avoided. There were also too many stoppages and freekicks, which marred the flow of the game," said Darby.
The height of it was when Perak's Chilean defender Mario Esteban was flashed the yellow card, which was followed immediately with the red as Yusoff thought he had booked Esteban earlier.
He reverted his decision when Perak assistant coach Mohamed Zakaria pointed out his error.
The performance of the referee aside, Darby said his players tried hard but admitted they lacked quality.
"We were slightly slow in the first half but improved after the break. They recovered well and a draw would have been a fair result."
WHILE accepting the 1-0 Malaysian Super League home defeat to Negri Sembilan on Sunday, Perak coach Steve Darby took referee Mohamed Yusoff Mat Karim to task for his poor handling of the match.
The defeat was Perak's first of the season and Darby said the reason for this was his players were unable to play a fluent and attacking game due to Yusoff's unnecessary blowing of the whistle throughout the 90 minutes.
"There were 10 yellow cards - five each - but several could have been avoided. There were also too many stoppages and freekicks, which marred the flow of the game," said Darby.
The height of it was when Perak's Chilean defender Mario Esteban was flashed the yellow card, which was followed immediately with the red as Yusoff thought he had booked Esteban earlier.
He reverted his decision when Perak assistant coach Mohamed Zakaria pointed out his error.
The performance of the referee aside, Darby said his players tried hard but admitted they lacked quality.
"We were slightly slow in the first half but improved after the break. They recovered well and a draw would have been a fair result."
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