KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 12 — Malaysian football legend Datuk Jamal Nasir Ismail believes the national team under head coach Tan Cheng Hoe should not be overly-dependent on the players from Johor Darul Ta’zim .
“This is so that new players can blend well with JDT players to bind the national squad into a strong unit. We must help these rookies with abundant opportunity so that they can showcase talent to gain confidence in representing the country,” he told Bernama. In that qualifying campaign, eight JDT players made it to the national first XI line up which however lost 0-4 to UAE before the JDT dominance swelled to nine but lost 1-2 to Vietnam and then down to six when Malaysia edged Thailand 1-0.
“I agree 200 per cent with what Cheng Hoe is doing, because to me this is a very brave move,” said Jamal Nasir, in praising Cheng Hoe’s courage to feature rookies against more formidable foes.
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