00:00Kehidupan orang-orang ini. Kehidupan kehidupan sebenarnya adalah di Argentina.
00:05Tapi mereka telah berkata di Penang. Mereka berkahwin di Penang.
00:09Ini adalah benar. Jadi, orang-orang bergantung dengan menggantikan.
00:14Dan saya rasa mereka harus dihukumkan untuk itu.
00:16Bagaimana perasaan anda ketika Malaysia diberikan keadaan seperti ini
00:21yang menganggap kita telah mempunyai kehidupan kehidupan ini?
00:26It is sinful that foreign players sub-represented Malaysia.
00:35I mean, this is a Malaysian team. It should be made by Malaysian.
00:42But in order to win, they decided to get foreign players.
00:50But foreign players cannot represent Malaysia
00:54unless they are Malaysian.
00:56So, they gave the citizenship, I think, without due examination
01:06and other processes.
01:11Within a short while, they were regarded as Malaysian citizens.
01:20and there were some cheating in terms of place of birth.
01:30I mean, there is this deliberate attempt to cheat.
01:34I'm ashamed that there are people who are cheating
01:41not only within Malaysia, but internationally
01:45because that team had to play against Vietnam.
01:49And Vietnam discovered that most of the players
01:53are not like Malaysians.
01:56So, I mean, well, we want to win football games.
02:03But let it be done properly.
02:06Don't cheat.
02:07I mean, if you have the money and you can buy some players
02:12and ask them to play for Malaysia
02:15and say they are Malaysian
02:17and tell a lie also
02:19because they give the birthplace of these people.
02:26The real birthplace was in Argentina.
02:30but they have written in Penang,
02:33they were born in Penang,
02:34which is a lie.
02:37So, somebody is up to tricks.
02:40And I think they should be punished for that.
02:44How can...
02:45I mean, it's very difficult to comprehend the fact that
02:47there is somebody who is literally doing that
02:51on purpose to the country.
02:53Yeah.
02:54Like, why do you think Malaysians berani sangat
02:57to do such things?
02:59You know, like, it's like, uncomprehendable, right?
03:02Like, to do such things up to...
03:04Because sports is not even like, you know, sports.
03:08Everybody watches it.
03:09Everybody can see it with their own eyes.
03:11So much.
03:12Well, in Malaysia, of course,
03:16police investigation is selective.
03:21Okay.
03:21Some people, even if they have done no wrong,
03:26may be subjected to investigation.
03:30Some people who have done wrong are exempted.
03:35Yes.
03:35So, somebody is so powerful
03:38that they can actually do wrong things
03:42and get away with it.
03:44Or at least that's what they...
03:47had the Vietnamese not pointed out
03:50that these people were strange people.
03:55We would not have known about it.
03:57Yes.
03:58But when internationally also
04:02you are prepared to tell lies,
04:05to fabricate things,
04:07to do all kinds of...
04:10to give all kinds of information
04:12that is wrong,
04:14then it can only be done
04:17by somebody with power.
04:19Somebody who has very strong influence
04:22and because of that influence,
04:27believe that he can get away with it
04:29and this is what he did.
04:35but we cannot identify who.
04:37But we cannot identify who.
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