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FA negeri tetap kena hantar


KERATAN Kosmo! semalam.

WALAU apa jua alasan, setiap persatuan bola sepak (FA) negeri harus menghantar laporan perancangan pembangunan masing-masing kepada Persatuan Bola Sepak Malaysia (FAM) selewat-lewatnya Sabtu ini.

Setiausaha Agung FAM, Datuk Azzuddin Ahmad berharap semua FA negeri dapat mematuhi arahan yang dikeluarkan dalam satu pekeliling minggu lalu.

"FAM telah faks pekeliling itu pada Khamis lepas dan kita tetapkan mereka (FA negeri) untuk kemukakan laporan selewat-lewatnya Sabtu ini.

"Apa sekalipun alasan mereka, saya harap mereka dapat hantar juga laporan Sabtu ini. Hantarlah apa yang ada," kata Azzuddin ketika dihubungi Kosmo! semalam.

Semalam, Kosmo! melaporkan beberapa wakil FA negeri membidas FAM yang didakwa memberi tempoh masa terlalu singkat untuk mereka menyediakan laporan seperti yang diarahkan.

Ada juga yang mendakwa bahawa mereka tidak menerima apa-apa surat pekeliling daripada FAM selain tidak tahu tentang laporan apakah yang dikehendaki oleh badan induk bola sepak negara itu.

Diminta mengulas lanjut, Azzuddin menambah: "Saya tidak mahu komen lanjut. Ini melibatkan perkara dalaman, saya tak mahu perbesarkannya."

Namun, biar apa juga alasan sekalipun, Azzuddin tetap berharap semua FA negeri mengemukakan laporan yang diminta.

Jelas Azzuddin lagi, hasil laporan tersebut amat penting sebelum dibentangkan dalam pertemuan dengan Menteri Belia dan Sukan, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob pada 4 Februari depan.

"Laporan-laporan daripada FA negeri ini kita akan kumpul untuk dibentangkan pada Rabu depan," ujarnya.

KOSMO

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