Persatuan Bola Sepak Sarawak Haram???

KUCHING: Persatuan Bola Sepak Sarawak (FAS) adalah persatuan haram berdasarkan peraturan dan perlembagaan penubuhan persatuan.

FAS telah mengadakan Mesyuarat Agung Tahunan (AGM) di Hotel Dormani Kuching pada 21 Ogos 2010 untuk pemilihan pucuk pimpinan (presiden) dan ahli-ahli majlis tertinggi persatuan itu.

Walaupun dilihat mesyuarat agung itu berjalan dengan lancar, tetapi ada kecacatannya kerana Persatuan Bolasepak Bahagian Kuching yang belum disahkan pendaftarannya menghadiri mesyuarat itu.

Pemilihan itu menyaksikan jawatan presiden dimenangi oleh Datu Sudarsono Osman yang menewaskan Naib Presiden FAS Dr. Paruwadi Haji Musa dengan kelebihan enam undi.

Datu Sudarsono merupakan Pengerusi Kumpulan Pengurusan Bola Sepak Sarawak (FMG) Sdn Bhd (sebuah syarikat berkaitan kerajaan – GLC) ditubuhkan di bawah Kementerian Pembangunan Sosial dan Urbanisasi (KPSU) Negeri Sarawak.

Sufizal serahkan gelaran juara Piala Sarawak 2010 kepada Kuching

Pemain simpanan Sarawak Sufizal Ismail telah menghampakan pasukan BDR FC dari Samarahan apabila pemain tersebut gagal menyempurnakan dua peluang keemasan untuk meranapkan peluang pasukan lawan Kuching memenangai Piala Sarawak dalam perlawanan akhir yang berlangsung petang tadi.

Keputusan perlawanan masih terikat 0-0 sehinggalah ke separuh masa kedua apabila Macswyzee Riot berjaya mengambil kesempatan dari pergelutan di depan pintu gol untuk meletak Kuching di hadapan.

Walau bagaimanapun kegembiraan Kuching tidak berpanjangan apabila Abang Mohd Zafari Abang Othman berjaya membuat jaringan kira-kira 10 minit selepas itu.

Pada ketika peminat merasakan perlawanan akan berkesudahan dengan jaringan 1-1, Sufizal telah memeranjatkan pemain pertahanan Kuching apabila berjaya membolos kawalan ketat untuk berdepan dengan penjaga gol Awang Mohd Tarmizi.

Malangnya, pemain muda tersebut gagal menyempurnakan peluang apabila bola gagal dihantar kearah kawasan kosong di bahagian pintu gol tetapi terus kepada Awang Mohd.

FAS to organise leagues through all affiliates

New Sarawak Tribune - Friday, 24 September 2010 14:35 Martin Yee

KUCHING: The Sarawak FA has taken the big step of “taking football to the masses” through the organising of well-run leagues throughout all the 11 divisions in well-co-ordinated efforts to unearth cream of players in one or two years’ time.

Presently, the leagues are on the planning stage as such important steps like negotiating with sponsors are going on.

Sarawak FA (FAS) president Datu Sudarsono Osman, when contacted, said they are looking into all the details of finalising on the leagues to ensure that it is capably taken care of by the affiliates while the standard of the leagues must be maintained.

FA of Sarawak to adopt new structure

Borneo Post - Posted on August 9, 2010, Monday

KUCHING: The upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Football Association of Sarawak (FAS) will see a new structure adopted by the association which is in line with the requirement of world football governing body FIFA.

This will augment professionalism in FAS and a beacon of hope for football in the state.

“The current structure is for all FAS affiliates to automatically become council members, whereas the new structure will see membership to the council by voting process.

AGM FAS

KUCHING: Datu Sudarsono Osman is the new president of the Football Association of Sarawak (FAS) for 2010-2012 after garnering 11 out of the 17 votes from the states affiliates at the association’s annual general meeting (AGM).

Belief S’wak’s 12th man

by Ting Tieng Hee
January 8, 2010, Friday

Young side aim for top four finish in new season of Premier League

KUCHING: Sarawak will qualify for the Malaysia Cup with a top four finish in the 12-team Premier League this season.

They will climb back to the Super League in 2011 if they are good enough to finish among the top three in the second-tier M-League tournament.“Based on the results of the team’s friendly matches in Semenanjung Malaysia last month, I believe the target is achievable,” FAS FMG Sdn Bhd chairman Datu Sudarsono Osman said.

He made the comments after receiving competition, training and travelling attires for the state team, sponsored by Lea Sports Centre and Adidas at Sarawak Stadium here yesterday.

The items were handed over by Lea Holding managing director Raymond Sim and Lea Sports Centre senior operation manager Poh Siok Hoon.

Lea Sports Centre said it was proud to sponsor Sarawak again this year in support of football development in the state.

Skuad Sarawak lakukan kunjungan hormat kepada TYT

KUCHING: Skuad bola sepak Sarawak melakukan kunjungan hormat kepada Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak, Tun Datuk Patinggi Abang Muhammad Salahuddin di Astana Negeri, Petra Jaya di sini.

Kunjungan hormat itu diketuai oleh Pengerusi FAS-FMG Sdn Bhd, Datu Sudarsono Osman dan Pengarah FAS-FMG, Mohamad Abu Bakar Marzuki. Pasukan Sarawak untuk Liga Malaysia musim ini akan diuruskan sepenuhnya oleh FAS-FMG.

Dalam kunjungan itu, Tun Salahuddin diberikan taklimat tentang rancangan penstrukturan semula dalam pengurusan dan perancangan pasukan demi membantu pasukan negeri mencapai kejayaan dalam kancah Liga Malaysia tahun ini.

Sudarsono turut mempelawa Tun Salahuddin untuk menyaksikan perlawanan-perlawanan membabitkan Sarawak pada musim ini.

Dalam satu kenyataan yang dikeluarkan semalam, pihak FAS-FMG memberitahu kunjungan hormat pasukan kepada Tun Salahuddin itu adalah langkah pertama pasukan untuk lebih mendekati para peminat mereka.

“Tun Salahuddin merupa kan peminat nombor satu kita dan inspirasi utama pasukan ini. Beliau sentiasa memberikan sokongan moral dan nasihat yang berguna kepada kami,” kata kenyataan itu. 

 

Sarawak Face PDRM In Season Opener

JEREMY VENO

KUCHING: The State team venture into the 2010 Premier League season with pride as the new line-up promise an exciting combination to face PDRM in their first home match - and will be played at night once again - at the Sarawak Stadium, here, on January 11. 

Fielding an array of experienced players and green horns, the team are now boosted by the new entity - the Football Management Group (FMG) Sdn Bhd - which will reignite the flame that dimmed over the past seasons, having been plagued by seemingly endless financial woes and constraints. 

Six local imports, Suffian Abdul Rahman (goalkeeper), Efendi Malik (striker), Azralan Azmi (striker), Abdul Aziz Ismail (defender), Rafiz Abu Bakar (midfield) and Wong Sai Kong (midfield) will be the beacons to guide the young players, majority of which has just played through one season. 

Former 2009 players include Abdul Gani Annuar (GK), Mazwandie Zekeria, Sahran Abdul Samad, Fareez Tukijo, Zamri Morshidi, Azizan Saperi, Hairol Moktar, Sufizal Ismail, Abang Zaafari Abang Othman, Fadly Kassim, Dzulazlan Ibrahim, Firdaus Morshidi, Shahrol Saperi, Habib Arshad and Hadera Bakri. 

“We can’t expect anything yet, but we are preparing to the best of our ability,” said newly signed head coach, Zaki Sheikh Ahmad responding to the results of their exposure trip to Peninsular Malaysia.