The Shah Alam Stadium was officially available for use during the Malaysia Super League (MSL) match between Selangor and T-Team on Tuesday, but after lengthy renovation process, the media seats in the stadium are still in the same condition as of five months ago.
A number of reporters complained of the poor condition of the media seats during Selangor’s 2-1 win over T-Team as most of the seats were still broken and had bird stool all over them.
“I hope that YB Amirudin Shari (team manager) will report this to the Shah Alam City Council (MBSA). The Football Malaysia Limited Liability Partnership (FMLLP) should also do something about it and not focus on just increasing the price of tickets,” Sportswriters Association of Malaysia (SAM) president Ahmad Khawari Isa said on his Facebook page.
The Shah Alam Stadium will host the Superbest Power FA Cup final between Johor Darul Ta’azim (JDT) and PKNS FC on May 14 and will need to solve these issues before next week.
Other posts by Prashant Kharbanda
