President of Perlis FA wants to meet with MFL President, Lions to be allowed to appeal deportation

BY ZULHILMI ZAINAL Follow on Twitter

Although the Malaysian Football League (MFL), the organizer of Malaysian competitions, officially kicked Perlis out of the Malaysian Premier League a few days ago, the Northern Lions are still hoping for a second, second chance.

On Wednesday, MFL announced that the northern part of Peninsular Malaysia would not be allowed to continue to compete in the season, as the team failed to meet the financial demands and pay its players and his staff on time.

But "Datuk" badociation president Ahmad Amizal Shaifit says his team is still able to compete and is looking to meet MFL president Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim to clarify things.

"To be honest, I am disappointed with the decision (expulsion) because we submitted documents of our projects for this season to MFL.

"We have given our full commitment despite all the setbacks, we have not done anything like Kuantan FA, who was banned last season, did not do it (he did not presented at official matches).

"I have submitted our call to MFL, but in the meantime, I hope to have an audience with Tunku Ismail, during which I will convince him of Perlis' ability to continue competing in the league this season, "Amizal said through an MFL. Press release.

MFL subsequently issued another statement in which he explained that Perlis would be allowed to appeal deportation, which is the usual procedure after the delivery of any judgment.

"Although in the case of administrative problems, a period of 14 days is generally allowed to appeal, we granted them a period of seven days, because it is a serious case.

"It is normal for a party to appeal against any decision made against it." For Perlis, she must argue her case before the appeal decision is made, said MFL's general manager. , Kevin Ramalingam.

He also added that no team would be parachuted as a substitute for Perlis, even though only three championship rounds have been played so far this season.

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