Chitchat RIP: M Noh.

[Talking Donkey]

Thanks for the memories the goals you score in the Malaysia Cup in the 70s

 

[laksaboy]

Eagerly awaiting the death of Mah Bow Tan, who single-handedly killed the Malaysia Cup so he could implement the Ass League.

 

[batman1]

Eagerly awaiting the death of Mah Bow Tan, who single-handedly killed the Malaysia Cup so he could implement the Ass League.

Mah Bow Tan is the chairman of Yellow Pages and also recently appointed the CEO of a Tech Co.

 

[dredd]

The demise of the beloved Malaysia Cup is not due to any one individual and also in part to FAM for their greed n mismanagement...

 

[Leongsam]

Mah Bow Tan is the chairman of Yellow Pages and also recently appointed the CEO of a Tech Co.

Yellow pages???? Who in hell would look up the yellow pages in this day and age????

 

[Loofydralb]

Yellow pages???? Who in hell would look up the yellow pages in this day and age????

That's why the pages turn yellow!

 

[glockman]

RIP legend, and thanks for the wonderful time you gave us during the Malaysia Cup.​

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Football: 1970s Malaysia Cup star Mat Noh dies at 67​

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Mohamed Noh Hussein was a household name to many Singaporeans in the 1970s.PHOTOS: ST FILE

Kimberly Kwek

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SINGAPORE - Former national footballer Mohamed Noh Hussein died on Monday (Sept 20) morning.

The 67-year-old former winger, who was a household name to many Singaporeans in the 1970s, had suffered a heart attack on Sunday morning. It is understood that he was in a critical condition at Sengkang General Hospital.

A member of Singapore's famed 1977 Malaysia Cup-winning side, "Mat Noh" became a reluctant poster boy for the team because of his good looks - his grandmother was Japanese - as well as his dribbling ability and skill.

The Football Association of Singapore paid tribute to Mat Noh in a Facebook post, recalling how he "also famously scored the winning goal in the first round of World Cup qualifiers on 6 March 1977, firing home a penalty in a 1-0 win at Kallang Stadium against a strong Malaysian side regarded as one of Asia's best at the time".

It added: "Our sincerest thoughts and deepest condolences go out to his family and loved ones during this difficult time."

Mat Noh married local singing star Rahimah Rahim but the pair divorced in 1988 after 11 years.

https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/football/football-malaysia-cup-star-mat-noh-dies-at-67

 

[sweetiepie]

Yellow pages???? Who in hell would look up the yellow pages in this day and age????

Onlee the NIS network information service still looking up ypcat and all the yp commands

 

[plzhelpme]

Onlee the NIS network information service still looking up ypcat and all the yp commands

knn


rast time, yellow pages used to wrap fish, vege, kachang putih

tiaggong some used as toilet rolls to wipe karchng after pangsai

 

[batman1]

Yellow pages???? Who in hell would look up the yellow pages in this day and age????

OK lah,as long as they can park him in some location.

 

[laksaboy]

 

[syed putra]

his grandmother was Japanese - as well as his dribbling ability and skill.

There were female japanese soldiers during WWII?

 

[syed putra]

Sultan of pahang was FAM chief and he did not like sinkie winning the Malaysia cup.
But to the other states, sinkie and selangor was the lucrative part of the competition. No sinkie, no money.
So the entire competition died because of silly people at the top.

 

[cocobobo]

RIP legend, and thanks for the wonderful time you gave us during the Malaysia Cup.​

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Football: 1970s Malaysia Cup star Mat Noh dies at 67​

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Mohamed Noh Hussein was a household name to many Singaporeans in the 1970s.PHOTOS: ST FILE

Kimberly Kwek

• Published
  2 hours ago

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SINGAPORE - Former national footballer Mohamed Noh Hussein died on Monday (Sept 20) morning.

The 67-year-old former winger, who was a household name to many Singaporeans in the 1970s, had suffered a heart attack on Sunday morning. It is understood that he was in a critical condition at Sengkang General Hospital.

A member of Singapore's famed 1977 Malaysia Cup-winning side, "Mat Noh" became a reluctant poster boy for the team because of his good looks - his grandmother was Japanese - as well as his dribbling ability and skill.

The Football Association of Singapore paid tribute to Mat Noh in a Facebook post, recalling how he "also famously scored the winning goal in the first round of World Cup qualifiers on 6 March 1977, firing home a penalty in a 1-0 win at Kallang Stadium against a strong Malaysian side regarded as one of Asia's best at the time".

It added: "Our sincerest thoughts and deepest condolences go out to his family and loved ones during this difficult time."

Mat Noh married local singing star Rahimah Rahim but the pair divorced in 1988 after 11 years.

https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/football/football-malaysia-cup-star-mat-noh-dies-at-67

Livita is a household name too. Gets you going.