Submit ... Ayre (right) hands over to the Liverpool jersey Subahan, overnight.


IF there is the visit of Liverpool regard to Malaysia just to meet regulations, they are mistaken for Kenny Dalglish's squad operations that characterized the meeting with the Tiger of Malaya, Bukit Jalil National Stadium, July 16 is quite significant.
Asia Tour matches after Liverpool was the first ever held in this country is not only important for the preparation of the new season, the Reds squad, but as a token of appreciation to their loyal fans here.

According to the Managing Director of Liverpool FC, Ian Ayre, he had talked with Dalglish and the players on tour to Malaysia and they are excited to participate in pre-season tour.
"I told our manager, Kenny Dalglish, captain Steven Gerrad and players on this tour, it turns out they can not wait to come here for the first time.

"There may consider the pre-season game is not important or not that means the top teams.

"But for Liverpool, we are seriously looking at the team meeting with Malaysia because not only is it important for the players stay fit for the new season of the Premier League but also to satisfy the fans," he told Liverpool's Asia Tour 2011 announcement yesterday.
Also present at the ceremony, Vice President of Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), Datuk Subahan Kamal, Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Bank (Malaysia) Osman Murad and ProEvents International CEO, Julian Kam.

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Meanwhile, Ayre confirmed the Liverpool management willing to cooperate with the Kuala Lumpur Football Association (KLFA) in football development program.

"We hope this partnership with KLFA be held in a long time, it is not just college football, but for the overall development similar to that performed in six other locations including in India before," he said.

The news was welcomed KLFA president Datuk Astaman Abdul Aziz, who expect the cooperation with the English giants from 1 August to achieve their mission produced many talented players from age 14 to 17 years.