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Posted: 27 May 2012 02:18 AM PDT

In what was arguably the most intense League ever since the establishment of CABJ, there are plenty of talking points about different provisional managers' to spearhead CABJ in the Tune Talk Safee Sali Community League.

After the disappointing lost against Rotikaya last week, CABJ placed itself to the lowest of the table in the outfit having the same points like Team Arsenal Supporters (TASM), with no win but one draw.

During the match against ROTIKAYA.com CABJ was defeated with a final score of CABJ – 1 Rotikaya – 2

Rotikaya scored the first goal during the 2^nd half of the goal then a throw in by Fendi Amir which landed in the penalty box when Adly Saifullah jumped for the high ball and tapped it to goal, equalized the game during the 3^rd half. His effort was then wasted when Rotikaya scored another goal 10 mins after.

It's a constant debate in football on exactly how much impact a manager has on his team: is it them, the 11 players on the pitch or both who decide a team's victories and defeats?

Recently, CABJ's Coach also Manager Brian Nathan, announced that he has selected 2 individuals who are currently on a break from the infield matches of CABJ to lead the team during the whole season of the Tune Talk Safee Sali League.

"This will help nurture these individuals who are currently demotivated by their injuries and still have the determination to stand with the team through all the winning and lose." Brian Nathan

CABJ's President, Zurin Adra said that "this is what makes CABJ what it is, giving hope and opportunity to each individual to excel in any part of football"

Brian Nathan also stressed that these managers will still be under his umbrella and the team will still undergo the training sessions with him.

When we interviewed Azrul Raimie last Saturday, he mentioned that "We will try and conduct intense training this week and to also build some leadership skills in each individual so that during hard times in the field, they can start to step up. However, this will not only take a week to mould the team, it might take time. We just hope with the bond we once had, we could all mend it together.

When spoke to Raimie and Hakim, they also mentioned about a 3^rd person helping them out managing the team soon. They said, "this person will be more of a "KUKU BESI" than us which you will soon see."

We wonder who will it be and we look forward to know the little surprises they bring to make the teams stronger. All the best Managers of the league and team! Hawwush!

Club Atlético de Bukit Jelutong: Tune Talk Safee Sali Community ...

Posted: 17 May 2012 12:00 AM PDT

Should you be wondering if there is a mistake in the translated tweet we highlighted above by Midfielder Shamil Yusoff, you wondered wrong as we couldn't agree more. After the defeat by MyManUTD in CABJ's first game of the Tune Talk Safee Sali Community League, our gliders faced not another defeat but a disappointing final score from its recent match against Team Arsenal Supporters Malaysia last Saturday.

With its final score of CABJ – 1 TASM – 1, the gliders were seen rather very quiet after the game. Tweets from CABJ's defender Billy Lee also mentioned "Not the result we wanted" explained the reason why our gliders were in a very frustrated situation after the game.

CABJ now stands in the last position together with TASM of the league's outfit having Roti Kaya.com placing first followed by MyManutd second. CABJ and TASM shares the same placing with a similar points of 0 win.

During the first half of the game, possession falls onto TASM. Even then, CABJ seemed determined to attack as Fendi Amir strives for a goal by a long shot from the centre of the field.

Our set piece takers also seemed to be making simple shootout mistakes causing a waste of goal opportunity to CABJ. During the game analysis night a day after the game, player Amin Helmy stressed out his concerns not to take set pieces for granted as it increases potential for goals.

And there it was when TASM scored its first goal from a free kick in the first half leading the game to CABJ – 0 TASM – 1.

A yellow card was then waved to Amin Helmy causing a minor foul to TASM player.

A better tempo were seen during the second half as it started with clean short passes and earned CABJ its first corner kick in the second half taken by Ameer Aizat, however his effort was saved by TASM goalkeeper

CABJ managed then to equalize the game having Ikram Al Rasyid controlling the ball from the right side of the field till the goal box and passed it over to Firdaus Samsuddin who then scored the goal for CABJ through the left edge of the goal. This is Firdaus' second game with CABJ after months, as he is now on a study break and will be with us for three months before he flies back to the States.

During the 3^rd half, defender Syed Shahril was given a yellow card forcing the team to take on a risky free kick by TASM minutes before the end of the game but was brilliantly saved by our goalkeeper, Wan Ajmal.

We hope for a better play next weekend as CABJ needs to focus, earn points soon and to keep their eyes on the prize. The Tune Talk Safee Sali Community League is CABJ's 4th league participation since its establishment last year.

Our men of the match Dzul Rahim, Ikram Al Rasyid, Wan Ajmal and Firdaus Samsuddin each earned 2 x passes to watchthe FA CUP Finals (SDFC vs KELANTAN) courtesy of BJRA and SIME DARBY FC.

Isnin, 28 Mei 2012

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