I'm not harping on that infamous incident that took place after we beat the Jordanians on the 28th Jan 2009.
But I would like to know since this brawl had already been reported to the Police and statements had been taken from relevant parties, how is the authority going to follow-up from this point?
Should there be any further assistance on this matter required from the Jordanians, does this mean they were have to haul back to Singapore for that?
I'm perplexed for the fact that a Jordanian official suggested that this matter should be sorted out by the Asian Football Confederation (FA), the Jordanian FA and FAS, and questioned the necessity of having the Police being involved!
Just put it this way, should a limb or arm being injured or a life being lost (sorry for being that extreme), the offender can go scot-free since the law-enforcer is not involved in the whole proceeding?
But I would like to know since this brawl had already been reported to the Police and statements had been taken from relevant parties, how is the authority going to follow-up from this point?
Should there be any further assistance on this matter required from the Jordanians, does this mean they were have to haul back to Singapore for that?I'm perplexed for the fact that a Jordanian official suggested that this matter should be sorted out by the Asian Football Confederation (FA), the Jordanian FA and FAS, and questioned the necessity of having the Police being involved!
Just put it this way, should a limb or arm being injured or a life being lost (sorry for being that extreme), the offender can go scot-free since the law-enforcer is not involved in the whole proceeding?
despite what the Jordanian said ... i don't think a winning team (Singapore) would want to start all these nonsense.
ReplyDeleteIf AFC is too dish out punishment, most likely both teams will be punished. If points are deducted then that will be the worse scenario and can only benefits the Thais.
I hope SG move on and hopefully Lions can get adequate protection when they go to Jordan for the return leg.