DYAM TMJ Expresses Concerns Over Malaysian League Standards

The owner of Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) Football Club, DYAM TMJ, has voiced his disappointment over certain parties tarnishing the Malaysian League’s reputation. DYAM TMJ highlighted that Sultan Ibrahim Stadium (SSI) in Johor is the sole stadium that doesn’t puddle during rain, as opposed to others nationwide due to the clay and peat soil mixture in cow grass, hindering water absorption.

In a social media statement, DYAM TMJ criticized the country’s continued preference for cow grass despite its drawbacks, labeling Malaysia as the only Southeast Asian nation still endorsing it. He lamented the poor football facilities and infrastructure and criticized what he described as a “stupid and arrogant mentality” causing a decline in the league’s standards.

Expressing concern over Thailand and Indonesia’s league quality improvements, DYAM TMJ warned that Vietnam, Cambodia, and the Philippines could soon surpass Malaysia if infrastructural and mentality changes are not implemented swiftly. He emphasized the role of football infrastructure in enhancing league quality and urged for a shift in mindset to prevent other countries from overtaking Malaysia’s football standing.

Author
Recent Posts

Zora Əhmədov

Zora Əhmədov, our dedicated statistician and lover of small leagues, is the analytical mind behind Asia.futbol's in-depth statistical analyses. Hailing from Azerbaijan, Zora's expertise lies in uncovering the hidden gems and untold stories within the lesser-known football leagues across Asia. With a sharp focus on numbers and an encyclopedic knowledge of the game, Zora's articles provide readers with a fresh perspective on the statistical side of Asian football.

Latest posts by Zora Əhmədov (see all)