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FA Penang
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Full name	Football Association of Penang
Nickname(s)	Panthers
Ground	Penang City Stadium, ; George Town, Penang
Capacity	40,000
Manager	Dr.Haji Hamdan Mohd Ali
Coach	Merzagua Abderrazak
League	Malaysia FAM League
2012	Malaysia FAM League, 6th
Home colours	Away colours

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The Football Association of Penang enters a team in Malaysian football competitions to represent the state of Penang. The team currently plays in the third-level division of Malaysian football, the Malaysia FAM League. Their home stadiums are the Penang City Stadium in George Town and the Negeri Pulau Pinang Stadium in Batu Kawan.

For the 2012 Malaysia FAM League season, Penang FA has been renamed to Penang AUCMS due to the sponsorship of Allianze University College of Medical Sciences (AUCMS). The team finished 6th in the league and will spend the 2013 season there once again.

After a 2 year stint in the third-level division of Malaysian football, FA Penang has finally changed it's board of management, seeing a new president, Mohd Foaz Abdul Hamid. Foaz has taken serious actions in bringing back the glory days to Penang. He has settled down the debts that the team owed to MPPP and has finally brought back the football team to it's legendary Stadium Bandaraya, which is famous for it's 'Keramat Roar'. The team have managed to earn the services of new and also experienced players from the upper division of Malaysian football with the hope of gaining promotion to the Malaysian Premier League. The team will be sponsored by sports clothing brand, Joma from 2013-2016. The

Honours

Title	Winners	Runners-up
Malaysia Cup (4x)	1953, 1954, 1958, 1974	1934, 1941, 1950, 1952, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1969, 1977
Division 1/ Premier 1/ Super League (2x)	1998, 2001	1999, 2000
Division 2/ Premier 2/ Premier League
Malaysian FA Cup (1x)	2002	1997, 2000
Malaysia Charity Shield (1x)	2003

Achievements (1995-Current)

Year	Position	League	FA Cup	Malaysia Cup
1995	14/15	Premier League	2nd Round	Group Stage
1996	6/15	Premier League	2nd Round	Group Stage
1997	11/15	Premier League	Runner-up	Not Qualified
1998	Champion	Premier League	Quarter-Finals	Group Stage
1999	Runner-up	Premier 1	2nd Round	Group Stage
2000	Runner-up	Premier 1	Runner-up	Quarter-Finals
2001	Champion	Premier 1	Quarter-Finals	Quarter-Finals
2002	4/14	Premier 1	Champion	Quarter-Finals
2003	6/13	Premier 1	2nd Round	Group Stage
2004	5/8	Super League	2nd Round	Quarter-Finals
2005	6/8	Super League	2nd Round	Quarter-Finals
2006	6/8	Super League	1st Round	Quarter-Finals
2007	10/13	Super League	1st Round	Group Stage
2008	12/13	Super League	2nd Round	Group Stage
2009	12/14	Super League	2nd Round	Group Stage
2010	14/14	Super League	1st Round	Not Qualified
2011	12/12	Premier League	1st Round	Not Qualified
2012	6/9	FAM League	1st Round	Did not enter

Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	MAS	Isyafrial Ishak
—	GK	MAS	Mohd Rosyidi Sareb
—	GK	MAS	Abdul Shukur Abdul Malek
—	DF	MAS	Mohd Naim Mansor
—	DF	MAS	Mohd Hafizuddin Zaini
—	DF	MAS	Mohd Nizat Salleh
—	DF	MAS	Muammar Nur Halim Rahim
—	DF	MAS	Mohd Razif Abdul Rahim
—	MF	MAS	Hasrul Abu Bakar
—	DF	MAS	Mohd Shukri Fadzil
—	MF	MAS	Mohd Tarmizi Yusoff
—	MF	MAS	Khairul Faizi Abdul Kadir


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	MAS	Mohd Hisyam Shofi
—	MF	MAS	Mohd Amirul Omar
—	MF	MAS	Mohd Wazir Che Ani
—	MF	MAS	A. Girither
—	MF	MAS	Mohd Elmie Farhan Mohd Yusoff
—	MF	MAS	M. Yoges
—	FW	MAS	Ku Nazri Azuan Ku Azizan
—	FW	MAS	Khairzul Azri Jamal Abdul Haziq
—	FW	MAS	Mohd Zaihisham Saad
—	FW	MAS	Muhammad Shammin Izwan Abdullah
—	FW	MAS	Hasmawi Hassan

President's Cup squad (Under-20s)

Player 2012

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	MAS	Mohd Amirul Fazli Zulkafli
—	GK	MAS	Mohd Faiz Mohd Najib
—	GK	MAS	G. Thamotharan Naidu
—	DF	MAS	Mohammad Saiful Aswat Ismail
—	DF	MAS	Muhammad Lutfi Saad Othman
—	DF	MAS	Ahmad Fadzrul Faiz
—	DF	MAS	Thana Rajal
—	DF	MAS	Johirubakaran a/l Kuppusamy
—	DF	MAS	Satish Varen a/l Sivalingam
—	DF	MAS	Mohammad Ridzwan Mohd Saad
—	DF	MAS	Muhd Nasrullah Mohd Redzuan
—	DF	MAS	Moganraj
—	MF	MAS	Muhd Saiful Safaiz Abdul Rahman
—	MF	MAS	Nor Mohamad Hafizz Mohd Azam


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	MAS	Muhamad Hafiz Izzaham
—	MF	MAS	S. Kumaahran
—	MF	MAS	Syafiq Izzat
—	MF	MAS	R. Vivanthiran
—	MF	MAS	Kaviharasen
—	MF	MAS	Amirul Syazani Rozlan
—	MF	MAS	Muhammad bin Azmi
—	MF	MAS	Mohd Hazrul Huzaimi Rosalin
—	FW	MAS	S. Muniandy
—	FW	MAS	Muhammad Azeem Azhar
—	FW	MAS	Mohammad Asyraf Mohd Halim
—	FW	MAS	Mohammad Hafiz Che Hassan
—	FW	MAS	Paskaaran a/l Suppian
—	FW	MAS	Muhammad Ridzuan

Transfers

For recent transfers, see List of Malaysian football transfers 2012

Former players

Local players

Import players

Officials

Senior Officials

President: Mohd Foaz Abdul Hamid
Vice-President 1: Zainuddin Mohd Wazir
Vice-President 2: Mohd Azizudin Mohd Shariff
Vice-President 3: Amer Yusoff Mohamed Hassan
Committee Members: Kamal Kalid, Saad Hassan, L. Kartherisan, Amir Hazril Sany bin Ahmed, Goh Choon Keong, Zainal Abidin Ahmad

Current coaching staff

Position	Name
President	Mohd Foaz Abdul Hamid
Manager	Dr.Haji Hamdan Mohd Ali
Assistant Manager	Faizul Fahmy Mohamed Fisol
Head coach	Jánós Krécská
Assistant coach	Victor Andrag
Fitness coach	Razali Mohd. Zain
Player/Goalkeeping coach	Mohd Rosyidi Sareb
Team Physician	Dr. Azmi Khan Abdul Khan
Physiotherapist	V. Vijayananthan, S. Sathish Kumar, Mathialagan a/l Krishnasamy
Presidents Cup Manager	Datuk Mohd Ridzwan Bakar
Presidents Cup Assistant Manager	Jamaludin Omar
Presidents Cup head coach	Dawlath Mohamed bin Ahmad
Presidents Cup Assistant coach	Mahendran a/l Kataya
Presidents Cup Goalkeeper coach	Singaram a/l Krishnamoothy
Presidents Cup Fitness coach	Vijayan a/l Nadarajan
Kit manager	Idris Ibrahim, Mohd Zaidy Othman

Managers

Year	Manager
2009	Gary Vasudevan Nair
2009	Datuk Zainal Rahim Seman
2010-2010	Abdul Shukor Salleh
2011	Teoh Soo Beng
2011-2012	Dr.Pritpal Singh
2012	Dr.Haji Hamdan Mohd Ali

Coaches

Year	Coach
1997-99	Moey Yoke Ham
2000-01	Irfan Bakti Abu Salim
2003-04	Ahmad Yunus Mohd Alif
2005	Norizan Bakar
2006-07	Josef Herel
2008	Haji Mohamad Bakar
2008-09	S. Veloo
2010	Haji Mohamad Bakar
2010	Abdul Shukor Salleh
2010-2010	Haji Reduan Abdullah
2011	Robert Scully
2011	Abdul Shukor Salleh(caretaker)^[2]
2011	Ahmad Yusof^[3]
2012-	Jánós Krécská

References

^ Australian Player Database - SO
^ Shukor takes temporary charge of basement side Penang. Football - Star Publications (Malaysia), 6 April 2011. Retrieved 10 April 2011.
^ http://thestar.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2011/5/17/north/8688314&sec=north

External links

[1] Australian Player Database - SO

[2] Shukor takes temporary charge of basement side Penang. Football - Star Publications (Malaysia), 6 April 2011. Retrieved 10 April 2011.

[3] ttp://thestar.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2011/5/17/north/8688314&sec=north

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-  clubname = Penang FA|
+  clubname = FA Penang|
-  image = [[Image:Penang FA.svg|logo|180px]]|
+  image = [[Image:FA Penang.svg|logo|180px]]|
   fullname = Football Association of Penang|
   nickname = [[Panthera|Panther]]s|
   founded  = |
-  ground   = [[Negeri Pulau Pinang Stadium]], <br> [[Batu Kawan]], [[Penang]]|
+  ground   = [[Penang City Stadium]], <br> [[George Town]], [[Penang]]|
   capacity = 40,000|
   club house = 9 Scotland Road, 10450 Penang |
   phone    = +60 (4) 228-9454
   fax      = +60 (4) 228-2159
-  URL      = http://www.fa-penang.org
+  URL      = http://www.fap.org.my
   chairman = {{flagicon|Malaysia}} [[Mohd Foaz Abdul Hamid]]|
   manager  = {{flagicon|Malaysia}} [[Dr.]][[Haji Hamdan Mohd Ali]]|
-  coach = {{flagicon|Hungary}} [[Jánós Krécská]]|
+  coach = {{flagicon|Morocco}} [[Merzagua Abderrazak]]|
   league   = [[Malaysia FAM League]] |
   season   = [[2012 Malaysia FAM League|2012]]|
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 }}
-The '''Football Association of Penang''' enters a team in [[Malaysia]]n [[football (soccer)|football]] competitions to represent the state of [[Penang]]. The team currently plays in the third-level division in Malaysian football, the [[Malaysia FAM League]]. Their home stadiums are the Penang [[City Stadium (Penang)|City Stadium]] at [[George Town, Penang|George Town]] and the [[Negeri Pulau Pinang Stadium]] at [[Batu Kawan]].
+The '''Football Association of Penang''' enters a team in [[Malaysia]]n [[football (soccer)|football]] competitions to represent the state of [[Penang]]. The team currently plays in the third-level division of Malaysian football, the [[Malaysia FAM League]]. Their home stadiums are the Penang [[City Stadium (Penang)|City Stadium]] in [[George Town, Penang|George Town]] and the [[Negeri Pulau Pinang Stadium]] in [[Batu Kawan]].
-For the [[2012 Malaysia FAM League]] season, Penang FA will be renamed into '''Penang AUCMS''' due to the sponsorship of Allianze University College of Medical Sciences '''(AUCMS)'''.
+For the [[2012 Malaysia FAM League]] season, Penang FA has been renamed to '''Penang AUCMS''' due to the sponsorship of Allianze University College of Medical Sciences '''(AUCMS)'''. The team finished 6th in the league and will spend the 2013 season there once again.
+After a 2 year stint in the third-level division of Malaysian football, FA Penang has finally changed it's board of management, seeing a new president, Mohd Foaz Abdul Hamid. Foaz has taken serious actions in bringing back the glory days to Penang. He has settled down the debts that the team owed to MPPP and has finally brought back the football team to it's legendary Stadium Bandaraya, which is famous for it's 'Keramat Roar'. The team have managed to earn the services of new and also experienced players from the upper division of Malaysian football with the hope of gaining promotion to the Malaysian Premier League. The team will be sponsored by sports clothing brand, Joma from 2013-2016. The
 ==Honours==