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Saturday, January 15, 2011 23:45 pm
INDONESIA, MALANG, KOMPAS.com - Persema Malang who crossed to the Premier League Indonesia (LPI) is not afraid to be sanctioned by the PSSI. Similar attitude shown by his players. Robbie Gaspar cite PSSI has violated human rights.
Earlier, Chairman of Persema, Peni Suparto, admitted to not be afraid of threats and assess PSSI PSSI was childish. The players' Laskar Ken Arok "was also not ignore the threat of PSSI, one of whom was Robbie Gaspar.
According to The Australian players, join the club who crossed over to the LPI is the best decision. "Therefore, PSSI have much to learn from 'PSSI' other countries, such as Football Federation Australia (FFA)," he said.
He said the FFA just did not prohibit him grazing in Indonesia and elsewhere. If PSSI ban other players make a living in Indonesia, PSSI is the same violation of human rights.
"We do not care what the PSSI. I am a professional player and the right to determine the club to dock. We just want fair play football," he said.
In line with Robbie Gaspar, players from Balikpapan, Mohammad Kamri, pleaded not want to bother with the attitude of PSSI. "I now focus on training. If LPI offense, the public certainly can judge," he said.
Persema along with two other clubs, namely Persibo Bojonegoro and PSM Makassar, Indonesia withdrew from the Super League (ISL), formed by PSSI and join the LPI. Persema to the LPI since joining the team admitted often cheated the referee and the concept of LPI judged better than the ISL. (ANT)
Author: Hery Prasetyo
Editor: Hery Prasetyo
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