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The Public Demands, PSSI Ignores

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

The poor performance of the Indonesian national football team cannot be separated from the low quality of its administrative board. It is a deep-rooted problem.

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THE demand reverberated through Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Senayan, Jakarta, to Bukit Jalil Stadium in Malaysia: Nurdin step down, Nurdin step down! During the AFF Cup, these words became a yell for Indonesian fans whenever the national team was playing. Clearly, they demanded Nurdin Halid, Chairman of the All-Indonesia Football Federation (PSSI), resign. The plea was heard even stronger after the anti-climactic finish in Senayan, on Wednesday

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