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About
Dickson Nwakaeme (born 21 May 1986) is a Nigerian footballer who currently now a Free Agent.
Career
FC OPA
Nwakaeme was acquired by FC OPA in 2009.
KuPS
Nwakaeme played for the Finnish premier division team KuPS from 2009 to 2010.
Nwakaeme made a big impact in his first match with KuPS. He helped his team to a 3 - 0 victory over rivals RoPS Rovaniemi as he scored a phenomenal goal and was voted player of the match at Magnum Areena.[1] After KuPS Kuopio's defeat over FC Inter Turku, FC Inter manager Job Dragtsma claimed that Nwakaeme is the best striker he has ever seen in Veikkausliiga.[2]
Aalborg BK (loan)
Nwakaeme was loaned from FC OPA to Aalborg BK from 1 September 2010 to 31 December 2010. He played 9 matches and scored 1 goal, before returning to FC OPA in Finland again.
Song Lam Nghe An F.C.
On April 2012, Nwakaeme signed a five-month contract with Vietnamese League champions Song Lam Nghe An F.C.. He scored on his debut for Song Lam Nghe An, coming off the bench in the second half to score a 93rd minute equalizer against Sai Gon Xuan Thanh in the 14th round of matches in the Super League. The game ended 2-2 and preserved Song Lam Nghe An unbeaten start to the league.[3]
However, Nwakaeme refuses to extent his contract with Song Lam Nghe An F.C. although there was a proposal from Song Lam Nghe An F.C. for the former Finland based player to prolong his stay but he has decided to move on.[4] |
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DIMITRI PETRATOS KE BLACKBURN
Pemain muda The Red Warriors FC, Dimitri Petratos serta Kapten pasukan Piala Presiden Kelantan iaitu Faizol Nazlin Sayuti telah selamat tiba di bumi England untuk menjalani latihan selama sebulan bersama Kelab Blackburn Roverse.
Mereka akan pulang ke Malaysia pada bulan Mac sebelum saingan Piala AFC 2013 membuka tirai.
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semoga berjayo buat faizol  |
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Badri Radzi (Piya) antara midfield terbaik asia!!!
Central Midfielder - Badri Radzi
Kelantan
The Kelantan skipper completed the treble with the Red Warriors this season, winning the Malaysia Super League, FA Cup and the Malaysia Cup. He is a tireless defensive midfielder with an eye for a killer pass; this skill was manifested in a dominant winning display against ATM in an epic Malaysia Cup Final where Radhzi created all of his team's three goals in a 3-2 victory. He bossed the midfield and spurred his teammates on with his influential style of play. The one thing the 30-year-old is missing from his CV remains a cap for the Malaysian national team.
sumber: http://www.goal.com/en-my/news/3891/...e=breakingnews |
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Biodata APEK
Nama Penuh : Khairul Fahmi bin Che Mat (apek)
Tarikh Lahir : 7Januari 1989 (23)
Tempat Lahir : Kota Bharu, kelantan, Malaysia
Tinggi : 1.70 (5 kaki 7 inci)
Posisi : Penjaga Gol
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Name in native country: Mohd Shakir Shaari
Date of birth: 29.09.1986
Place of birth: Kota Bharu, Kelantan
Age : 26
Height : 1.72
Nationality : Malaysia
Position : Midfield
Team : Kelantan |
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Nik Mohd Shahrul Azim bin Abdul Halim
Date of Birth: Dec 30, 1990 (Age 22)
Nationality: Malaysia
Height: 173 cm.
Weight: 70 Kg.
Position: Defender
Team : Kelantan
Squad Number: - |
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Mohd Daudsu Jamaludin
Date of Birth: Mar 18, 1985 (Age 27)
Place of Birth: Kota Bharu
Nationality: Malaysia
Position: Defender
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Mohd Rizal Fahmi Rosid
Date of Birth: May 1, 1986 (Age 26)
Place of Birth: Tumpat, Kelantan,
Nationality: Malaysia
Height: 175 cm.
Position: Midfielder
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The Young Tigers' boss, Ong Kim Swee, has praised Badhri Radzi (Piya) as one of the best captains in Malaysia
The Young Tigers' head coach Ong Kim Swee has praised Kelantan's skipper, Badhri Radzi, more commonly known as Piya, as a great captain.
According to Ong, leading Kelantan to the treble last season was not an easy task and not everyone has the ability to do that.
Speaking to Sinar Harian, Kim Swee said "I still remember when I called Piya for the match against Chelsea in 2011. Piya was outstanding. He always gives his best from the start till the end of the match."
Ong also said that Piya's age is not a factor to account for the player's exclusion from playing at a higher level. "Age is not a problem if the team realizes how important the player is. Piya can play in the midfield and he's been doing a terrific job at that.
The last time Piya played for the national team was back in 2011 when Malaysian XI met Chelsea in a friendly match.
source : http://www.goal.com/en-my/news/3 ... -as-one-of-the-best |
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CLUB HISTORY
Founded in 1946 as an amateur football side, Kelantan FA have grown by leaps and bounds to their present state. The team is based in the state of Kelantan, traditionally a conservative Muslim area. Kelantan have consistently been a decent team throughout their history, producing top-class national team players such as Mustafa Hashim, Hamid Ramli and Kamaruddin Hamzah.
But the footballing landscape in Kelantan changed in 2007 when Tan Sri Annuar Musa (TSAM) took charge of the Kelantan Football Association (KAFA) leadership. His arrival brought several changes in terms of how the team was managed, immediately seeing returns as Kelantan went on to finish as runners up of the Malaysian Premier League in his first year. As a result, they gained promotion into the country's top tier, the Malaysian Super League, for the 2009 season. The Red Warriors finished sixth in the league, leaving a strong impression by emerging as runners-up in both the FA Cup and Malaysia Cup.
But 2010 proved to be their major breakthrough year. Kelantan performed consistently in the league, finishing second and ending their silverware drought by emphatically lifting the Malaysia Cup. It was a momentous period in which Kelantan finally announced their arrival as a major powerhouse.
Then came 2011, when the Red Warriors lived up to expectations by winning the league title for the first time in their history as well as reaching another Malaysia Cup final. But manager Datuk M. Karathu departed from his post, paving the way for Peter Butler to take charge.
Though Kelantan started the 2012 season with equally high expectations, the club got off to a controversial start after an apparent spat between Peter Butler and Tan Sri Annuar Musa. The Englishman was dismissed in favor of Croatian Bojan Hodak, and the rest was history. Kelantan dominated Malaysian football by claiming a historic treble, while also reaching the quarter-finals of the AFC Cup in their maiden appearance. It was a fitting conclusion to a five-year span in which Kelantan evolved from a second division side into perhaps the best side in Malaysia. |
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STADIUM
Sultan Mohammad IV stadium, home of the Red Warriors, was constructed in 1967. It's one of the grounds in Malaysia that never fails to sell out most of its matches. With a capacity of almost 20,000, the Sultan Mohammad IV stadium boasts a 119x100 meter pitch. Besides providing football-related facilities, the surrounding complex also features tennis courts, a synthetic running track, and offices for sports-related purposes. The stadium is strategically located at the heart of Kota Bharu, Kelantan. |
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AFFILIATED CLUBS
Kelantan FA work hand-in-hand with Cardiff City, which is a Malaysian-owned club based in Wales competing in the Championship.
The Red Warriors also have a partnership with Blackburn Rovers, courtesy of former Malaysian international Shebby Singh who is a global advisor at that club. Kelantan recently sent two players, Dimitri Petratos and Faizol, over to the Rovers for a month-long trial. Both men will train with the first team and receive assessments from the coaches.
Both of Kelantan's partners share their academy development tips, coaching expertise in addition to providing training stints for players.
CARDIFF CITY
The collaboration sees both sides exchange ideas in terms of how to run a professional football club as well as the continuous aim of improving the level of football in Kelantan. |
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