Cardiff to build new stadium

Looks like the tans plan and vision is actually taking off over there !

New stadium In Malaysia As part of the felda 1mcc ( one Malaysia cardiff city ) project .

FELDA, he added, will build a football stadium also rates in Bandar Tun Razak, Jengka, Pahang Selatan, will have a Seating capacity for 30.000 fans. It is Estimated to cost close to RM80 million.

Plus three new training academies in Malaysia
The success stories of 50 players from the country this belief FELDA communities in the 1MCC-FELDA Cardiff City Football Academy tour in Wales, United Kingdom, last year has opened the doors for the construction of three more Academies in the country.

"Each of the new Academies will be centered in Alor Setar (Kedah) and Cave Weasel (Bihar) while the third will be located in the southern region. It will complement the existing FELDA Football Academy in Kuantan, Pahang Tenggara all 50 players are based, "said Datuk Ahmad at the function Selatan, was held at the the Klana Resort in Seremban.


Also the 1mcc u14 , u15 and u16 leagues will be expanded for next season

KUALA LUMPUR (3FEBRUARY 2013): THE 1MCC League has drawn much interest now Nationwide That it has Been Expanded to meet the Growing demand from other states for the 2013 season. In October last year, the league Expanded from the Klang Valley to include Malacca, Johor (South Zone) and Penang (North Zone).

Though Johor, Malacca and Penang will host Their respective Under-12 and Under-14 leagues possibly, 1MCC is looking at further expanding so That teams in Pahang, Selangor and Sabah cans now enjoy the opportunity of playing in the SAME age-group leagues there. By mid-year, a total of six other states, apart from the Klang Valley, will be running the League 1MCC.

Dato 'Chan Tien Ghee, Chairman of the 1Malaysia Cardiff City and Cardiff City Football Club, said the expansion to a total of seven states augurs well for the development of football in the country with more youth exposed to competitive football teams. This will also rates Give us a wider base in the selection of skilled and talented players. This is in line with the 1MCC philosophy of 'Football for All' and the realisation of the Prime Minister's vision That Should be the game played at all levels.

The realisation of this vision was Initiated at the official launch of the League 1MCC-Hong Leong Yamaha in 2012 by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak in April last year. The Prime Minister lauded limit 1MCC's Efforts in Improving football at grassroots level.

"Due to the overwhelming demand from other states, we decided to expand our Ada leagues to include the Under-12 teams from Pahang, Selangor and Sabah," Dato 'Chan said, afterwards the Team Managers' Meeting for the upcoming League 1MCC- Hong Leong Yamaha 2013. The meeting was held at the the Bukit Kiara Equestrian and Country Club, Kuala Lumpur.

This season will see the introduction of two Divisions Within each age group. The promotion and relegation mechanism will take effect with the bottom two teams relegated from Division One to Division Two while the Champion and Runners-up in Division Two will gain promotion.

Fireball FC Academy and Glorious are the two new kids on the block in the 32-team league 1MCC Hong Leong Yamaha 2013 for the Klang Valley Selatan, kicks off on February 16 at the Rubber Research Institution (RRI) grounds in Sungai Buloh.

Defending champions CIMB-YFA Young Star, 2012 runner-up APS Blue Star (Blue Star FC Assumption), Jasmine Junior Football Academy FC and Proficient in Division One are drawn together with 12 other teams, making it a total of 16 teams. Division Two will not have the SAME number of teams competing.

The top eight teams in each division qualify for Their respective division's quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals, with the two teams That finish at the bottom of Division Two REPLACED by new entries for the Following season.

Wow, very ambitious

:o Wow, very ambitious

I'm quite impressed there going that far , will be fantastic for the club over their!
There's a website called 1malaysia cardiff city which updates all the time with news and videos of what they are doing over there it's quite impressive tbh .

Weird how they still use the original badge though it hasn't been changed for some reason

Strange how nobody is interested in what's happening in Malaysia

In the future we will probably be playing our home games in their new stadium with our named changed to Red Malaysian Dragons FC.

In the future we will probably be playing our home games in their new stadium with our named changed to Red Malaysian Dragons FC.

Doubt it would be league games but definatly per season and tours
Wouldn't mind a week in Malaysia watching the city pre season

Looks like the tans plan and vision is actually taking off over there !

New stadium In Malaysia As part of the felda 1mcc ( one Malaysia cardiff city ) project .

FELDA, he added, will build a football stadium also rates in Bandar Tun Razak, Jengka, Pahang Selatan, will have a Seating capacity for 30.000 fans. It is Estimated to cost close to RM80 million.

Plus three new training academies in Malaysia
The success stories of 50 players from the country this belief FELDA communities in the 1MCC-FELDA Cardiff City Football Academy tour in Wales, United Kingdom, last year has opened the doors for the construction of three more Academies in the country.

"Each of the new Academies will be centered in Alor Setar (Kedah) and Cave Weasel (Bihar) while the third will be located in the southern region. It will complement the existing FELDA Football Academy in Kuantan, Pahang Tenggara all 50 players are based, "said Datuk Ahmad at the function Selatan, was held at the the Klana Resort in Seremban.


Also the 1mcc u14 , u15 and u16 leagues will be expanded for next season

KUALA LUMPUR (3FEBRUARY 2013): THE 1MCC League has drawn much interest now Nationwide That it has Been Expanded to meet the Growing demand from other states for the 2013 season. In October last year, the league Expanded from the Klang Valley to include Malacca, Johor (South Zone) and Penang (North Zone).

Though Johor, Malacca and Penang will host Their respective Under-12 and Under-14 leagues possibly, 1MCC is looking at further expanding so That teams in Pahang, Selangor and Sabah cans now enjoy the opportunity of playing in the SAME age-group leagues there. By mid-year, a total of six other states, apart from the Klang Valley, will be running the League 1MCC.

Dato 'Chan Tien Ghee, Chairman of the 1Malaysia Cardiff City and Cardiff City Football Club, said the expansion to a total of seven states augurs well for the development of football in the country with more youth exposed to competitive football teams. This will also rates Give us a wider base in the selection of skilled and talented players. This is in line with the 1MCC philosophy of 'Football for All' and the realisation of the Prime Minister's vision That Should be the game played at all levels.

The realisation of this vision was Initiated at the official launch of the League 1MCC-Hong Leong Yamaha in 2012 by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak in April last year. The Prime Minister lauded limit 1MCC's Efforts in Improving football at grassroots level.

"Due to the overwhelming demand from other states, we decided to expand our Ada leagues to include the Under-12 teams from Pahang, Selangor and Sabah," Dato 'Chan said, afterwards the Team Managers' Meeting for the upcoming League 1MCC- Hong Leong Yamaha 2013. The meeting was held at the the Bukit Kiara Equestrian and Country Club, Kuala Lumpur.

This season will see the introduction of two Divisions Within each age group. The promotion and relegation mechanism will take effect with the bottom two teams relegated from Division One to Division Two while the Champion and Runners-up in Division Two will gain promotion.

Fireball FC Academy and Glorious are the two new kids on the block in the 32-team league 1MCC Hong Leong Yamaha 2013 for the Klang Valley Selatan, kicks off on February 16 at the Rubber Research Institution (RRI) grounds in Sungai Buloh.

Defending champions CIMB-YFA Young Star, 2012 runner-up APS Blue Star (Blue Star FC Assumption), Jasmine Junior Football Academy FC and Proficient in Division One are drawn together with 12 other teams, making it a total of 16 teams. Division Two will not have the SAME number of teams competing.

The top eight teams in each division qualify for Their respective division's quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals, with the two teams That finish at the bottom of Division Two REPLACED by new entries for the Following season.

I think its great and can only be good for cardiff city

Looks like the tans plan and vision is actually taking off over there !

New stadium In Malaysia As part of the felda 1mcc ( one Malaysia cardiff city ) project .

FELDA, he added, will build a football stadium also rates in Bandar Tun Razak, Jengka, Pahang Selatan, will have a Seating capacity for 30.000 fans. It is Estimated to cost close to RM80 million.

Plus three new training academies in Malaysia
The success stories of 50 players from the country this belief FELDA communities in the 1MCC-FELDA Cardiff City Football Academy tour in Wales, United Kingdom, last year has opened the doors for the construction of three more Academies in the country.

"Each of the new Academies will be centered in Alor Setar (Kedah) and Cave Weasel (Bihar) while the third will be located in the southern region. It will complement the existing FELDA Football Academy in Kuantan, Pahang Tenggara all 50 players are based, "said Datuk Ahmad at the function Selatan, was held at the the Klana Resort in Seremban.


Also the 1mcc u14 , u15 and u16 leagues will be expanded for next season

KUALA LUMPUR (3FEBRUARY 2013): THE 1MCC League has drawn much interest now Nationwide That it has Been Expanded to meet the Growing demand from other states for the 2013 season. In October last year, the league Expanded from the Klang Valley to include Malacca, Johor (South Zone) and Penang (North Zone).

Though Johor, Malacca and Penang will host Their respective Under-12 and Under-14 leagues possibly, 1MCC is looking at further expanding so That teams in Pahang, Selangor and Sabah cans now enjoy the opportunity of playing in the SAME age-group leagues there. By mid-year, a total of six other states, apart from the Klang Valley, will be running the League 1MCC.

Dato 'Chan Tien Ghee, Chairman of the 1Malaysia Cardiff City and Cardiff City Football Club, said the expansion to a total of seven states augurs well for the development of football in the country with more youth exposed to competitive football teams. This will also rates Give us a wider base in the selection of skilled and talented players. This is in line with the 1MCC philosophy of 'Football for All' and the realisation of the Prime Minister's vision That Should be the game played at all levels.

The realisation of this vision was Initiated at the official launch of the League 1MCC-Hong Leong Yamaha in 2012 by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak in April last year. The Prime Minister lauded limit 1MCC's Efforts in Improving football at grassroots level.

"Due to the overwhelming demand from other states, we decided to expand our Ada leagues to include the Under-12 teams from Pahang, Selangor and Sabah," Dato 'Chan said, afterwards the Team Managers' Meeting for the upcoming League 1MCC- Hong Leong Yamaha 2013. The meeting was held at the the Bukit Kiara Equestrian and Country Club, Kuala Lumpur.

This season will see the introduction of two Divisions Within each age group. The promotion and relegation mechanism will take effect with the bottom two teams relegated from Division One to Division Two while the Champion and Runners-up in Division Two will gain promotion.

Fireball FC Academy and Glorious are the two new kids on the block in the 32-team league 1MCC Hong Leong Yamaha 2013 for the Klang Valley Selatan, kicks off on February 16 at the Rubber Research Institution (RRI) grounds in Sungai Buloh.

Defending champions CIMB-YFA Young Star, 2012 runner-up APS Blue Star (Blue Star FC Assumption), Jasmine Junior Football Academy FC and Proficient in Division One are drawn together with 12 other teams, making it a total of 16 teams. Division Two will not have the SAME number of teams competing.

The top eight teams in each division qualify for Their respective division's quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals, with the two teams That finish at the bottom of Division Two REPLACED by new entries for the Following season.

I think its great and can only be good for cardiff city

Agree this Malaysian plan may work looking at this