FIFA Normalisation Committee recognizes Indonesian Premier League..

By Chris Paraskevas

Apr 12, 2011 5:47:00 AM

 

Liga Primer Indonesia (LPI)

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The FIFA Normalisation Committee charged with running Indonesian football has officially recognized the Indonesian Premier League.

Earlier this month the Committee took over from the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) after a farcical March congress resulted in scenes of unrest and the refused entry of FIFA observer Frank Van Hattum.

FIFA's statement for the situation in Indonesia..

Based on the FIFA.com that has been decided few hours ago. The summary decision are:

Nurdin halid ,,The Fallen..should be fall from right now..

The Fallen,the powerful enemy from the autobots in box office movie "The Transformer" famously have known by the movie lovers. Reflecting to the Indonesian football, the existing of Nurdin Halid's regime in PSSI (Indonesia FA) could be referred as The Fallen.
And the question, who's gonna be take the rule as "Sam Whitwicky" and "The autobots"?...

Meanwhile, when Nurdin halid hasn't fallen yet in Indonesia, he has fallen yet in Anfield Stadium. Take a look at the picture..

from Anfield with no respect to Nurdin Halid..
original picture from kaskus.com

table league of LPI..

You can view the recent table, results, next fixture by clicking in here.
change the game..

In Indonesia, a Scandal Over Soccer....

Published: March 3, 2011

JAKARTA — Chaotic street protests, bickering elites and swirling allegations of corruption — it all looks like another typically unsavory episode of politics in Indonesia.

But the latest protracted fight to absorb the attention of one of the world’s largest democracies is not about politics as usual. It is about soccer. And it is all the more serious for it.

LPI results on giornata 8th...

In this week,,two referees from East Europe has started to lead the game on LPI. Todor Todovski, the Serbian referee led the game between the host, Bandung FC against the visitor, Tangerang Wolves. Meanwhile,  in Surabaya, Macedonian referee, Borka Smokvoski, led the game between Persebaya 1927 versus Cendrawasih Papua FC.The game sad ending for the host, 1-2 for the visitor. The wolves started his goal from spectacular shot from Junaidi, heading from Perry N Somah leveled the scored. But the error from second goalkeeper, Ripi, made Wallace score the goal easily for the Wolves.

In Surabaya, the amazing performances from the former International Latvian goalkeeper, Denni Romanovs, has saved the Papua club from loosing. More than 5 savings made the attacker from Persebaya 1927 have frustrated. The final score 0-0.

The complete score:
Surabaya                     : Pesebaya 1927          vs         Cendrawasih Papua FC          = 0-0
Medan                         : Medan Chief             vs         Real Mataram                          = 3-0
Bandung                     : Bandung FC             vs         Tangerang Wolves                  = 1-2
Bojonegoro                 : Persibo                      vs         Bali De Vata                           = 1-1
Jakarta                         : Jakarta 1928              vs         Atjeh United                           = 3-1
Malang                        : Persema                     vs         Minangkabau FC                    = 1-1

Makassar                     : PSM Makassar          vs         Manado United                       = 0-0

Semarang                    : Semarang Utd           vs         Medan Bintang                       = 3-2

The goalscorer list : 

6 gol Juan Cortez (Batavia Union) & Irfan Bachdim (Persema)
5 gol I Made Wirahadi (Persebaya 1927) & Ilija Spasojevic (Bali DV)
4 gol Fernando Soler (Real Mataram)
3 gol Andik Vermansyah, Rendy Irawan (Persebaya 1927) & Jardel Santana (Manado Utd).

from : all about football.com

Indonesian Premier League Looks Like It’s Here to Stay..

Six weeks into the breakaway Indonesian Premier League and it shows no sign of going away despite the efforts of the game’s national governing body.

Indeed, attracting players like Lee Hendrie, Irfan Bachdim and Shahril Ishak suggests that players’ concerns about the league’s status are receding.