Sabah FA

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Sabah FA
Full name	Football Association of Sabah
Nickname(s)	The Rhinos
Founded	unknown
Ground	Likas Stadium, Kota Kinabalu Sabah (Capacity 20,000)
Manager	Abdul Rahman Zakaria
Coach	Drago Mamic
League	Malaysian Premier League
Home colours 　 Away colours

The Football Association of Sabah (Malay: Persatuan Bola Sepak Sabah) enters a team in Malaysian football competitions to represent the state of Sabah in Borneo. Sabah FA is a professinal club and one of the big name teams of the Malayian football structure, they play in the Malaysian Premier League. They play their home matches at the Likas Stadium in Kota Kinabalu, the capital city of Sabah.

Over the years, Sabah FA's success mirrored their neighbour Sarawak FA, with an even number of honours and trophies. Past players have included striker Matlan Marjan who scored a double against England 12th of June 1991^[1]

Contents 1 Achievements 2 2007/2008 Squad 3 Transfers (2007/2008) 4 Former Players 5 Former coaches 6 References 7 External links

[edit] Achievements

• Malaysian Super League titles: 1

1996

• Malaysian FA Cup titles: 1

1995

[edit] 2007/2008 Squad

No. Position Player DF Ahmad Tharmini Saiban MF Azrul Ejati Damsah FW Bobby Gonzalez MF Chow Chee Weng MF Wong Sai Kong DF Hardy Charles Parsi DF David Johnny FW Sylvester Sindih DF Henry Parsi GK Irwan Jamil GK Mohd Salawi Ahmad Jasad MF Mohd Radzi Hussin DF Rosdin Wasli FW Zainizam Marjan MF Zulamri Muhamad MF Ebby Roy Raimon MF Hishamuddin Othman MF Eddy Gapil DF Zuraindey Jumai FW Mohd Farid Saibun DF Dalibor Dragic FW Kokhrei Dze Irakli

Coach: Drago Mamic

Assistant Coach: Khairul Azman Mohamed

Assistant Coach: Burhan Ajui

Assistant Coach: Henry Soimpon

[edit] Transfers (2007/2008)

In

• Eddy Gapil from PDRM FA
  
• Hishamuddin Othman from KL PLUS FC
  
• Zuraindey Jumai from Beverly FC
  
• Mohd Nafuzi Mohd Zain from Kedah FA
  
• Dalibor Dragic from unknown
  
• Andre Scotti Ossemer from FC Zwolle
  
• Kokhrei Dze Irakli from unknown
  

Out

• G. Jeevanathan to Johor FC
  
• Ronny Harun to Kedah FA
  
• S. Sunder to Sarawak FA
  
• Junior (released)
  
• Jamie Phoenix (realeased)

[edit] Former Players

Import Players Scott Ollerenshaw Seslija Milomir Veselin Kovacevic Ahmed El-Sayed Al-Fatih David Rocastle Tim Bredbury Keith Gumbs Ian Lake Paul Bastock Josiah Seton Julio Rodriguez Paulus Shipanga Dumisa Ngobe Junior Andre Scotti Ossemer

Local Players Matlan Marjan Khairul Azman Mohamad Suharmin Yusuf Harun Laban Yap Wai Loon Jainin Tinin Gerard Mojiliu Ong Kim Swee Bobby Chua Kim Lun Mohd Jaya Kassim Jelius Ating Madzalan Emoi Abdullah Awang Adi Romzi Musa Musa Hendrik Redzuan Ahmad Khan Rosdee Sulong Rizal Awang Jad Sumardi Hajalan Mohd Fareed Shah Hassan Mohd Gadaffi M Karim

[edit] Former coaches

• Ron Smith
• Ken Shellito
• Peter Butler
• Justin Ganai
• Jose Garrido
• Ken Worden
• Jose Luis Da Costa
• David Woodfield

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Sabah's Football Fan Website
• Sabah's Football Fan Blog

Teams competing in the Malaysia Premier League 2007-08 v • d • e
PKNS FC Johor FA Shahzan Muda FC ATM FA Kuala Lumpur FA Kelantan FA KL PLUS FC Sabah FA Proton FC Kuala Muda Naza FC Felda United FC Malacca FA Young Tigers