@mynewshub Aku sokong diorg ni serang geng roro tapi cuba la belajar pasal undang² sikit. At least kau tahu akta apa senang boleh counter balik. Kau boleh je guna hak untuk counter apa yang geng roro ni provok
@azbroy@rajjjjjj69@numberA30X Tengku ean memang kerabat kelantan tapi bukan anak tengku mahalel. Adik tengku djan ley ialah tengku ezan ley bukan tengku ean.
Gabriel Palmero said his grandmother is from Malacca, Malaysia and eligible to represent the national team.
FIFA Disciplinary Committee then revealed his grandmother, Maria Belen Concepcion Martin was born in Santa Cruz de la Palma, Spain.
He was found responsible for having breached Article 22 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code (Forgery and falsification) for having used forged and/or falsified documents.
He was ordered to pay fine of CHF2k and sanctioned with 12 months suspension from football-related activities.
Almost a year later, JDT released 10 photos of Palmero wearing suit and the home kit welcoming him to the club.
They welcomed him as if the scandal never happened. Oh, it’s not wrong to sign him. It’s FAM’s fault, not the player.
If the player knowingly involved in the unresolved scandal then allowing him to play in the league immediately after he served his suspension, this is just wrong.
This signing will make the suspension completely meaningless and it actually undermine the eligibility rule.
Allowing him to immediately play in the league is simply inconsistent with the principle of sporting integrity.
It sounds like: “I cheated in order to play for Malaysia, but it’s okay, I can still play in Malaysian league.”
How can MFL allow this player to play in the league in Malaysia after he shamelessly lied to us? Lying to the fans, lying to the Malaysian citizens? Because of you, we were unable to qualify for the Asian Cup 2027 fair and square and you completely ruined our ranking.
And yet, until now, there’s still no apology from you. This is simply unacceptable.