The stadium , red warriors and the fortress
Thu Mar 14, 2013 5:10 pm
Before anybody moans this isn't a anti rebrand thread just quite interesting !
The stadium in Malaysia 1mcc are somehow involved in as part of the 1mcc project in malaysia .hopefully these pictures are not a look into the future
Red warriors anyone ?
The fortress ?
For those who don't know the prime minister is majorly involved in the 1mcc project over there !
Kelantan Football Association president Tan Sri Annuar Musa had, in the middle of last year, revealed plans and designs for a stadium that would be the future home of the Red Warriors.
The stadium was said to be based on the the stadium of English second division football team Cardiff City.
To be called the Sultan Muhammad V Stadium, it can accommodate 40,000 and is expected to be built in Tunjong.
A nickname, The Fortress, has been proposed for the stadium.
Annuar, in a posting on his Facebook account on Monday, thanked Najib for approving the construction of the stadium.
"The prime minister informed those present in a closed-door meeting (during the visit) that all projects that had been approved were vital and that the Federal Government had the ability to carry out all the projects."
That looks an awful lot like a big red dragon on the seats aswell
The stadium in Malaysia 1mcc are somehow involved in as part of the 1mcc project in malaysia .hopefully these pictures are not a look into the future
Red warriors anyone ?
The fortress ?
For those who don't know the prime minister is majorly involved in the 1mcc project over there !
Kelantan Football Association president Tan Sri Annuar Musa had, in the middle of last year, revealed plans and designs for a stadium that would be the future home of the Red Warriors.
The stadium was said to be based on the the stadium of English second division football team Cardiff City.
To be called the Sultan Muhammad V Stadium, it can accommodate 40,000 and is expected to be built in Tunjong.
A nickname, The Fortress, has been proposed for the stadium.
Annuar, in a posting on his Facebook account on Monday, thanked Najib for approving the construction of the stadium.
"The prime minister informed those present in a closed-door meeting (during the visit) that all projects that had been approved were vital and that the Federal Government had the ability to carry out all the projects."
That looks an awful lot like a big red dragon on the seats aswell