Malaysian Grasshoppers Kuala Lumpur

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

In memory of Jurgen- 26th September 2004

   Jurgen seen in this old photo standing first from the right .
         Photo taken in 2003 (?) at the Royal Selangor Club International 7-side Masters Tournament .
   Seen also on this rear photo, standing from left to right : Seza, Werner, Paul, Klaus, Steve,Jurgen and sitting from left to right: Angelo,Kamil, Kurt, Miltos.

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Who we are

The Malaysian Grasshoppers were formed in 1993 predominantly for the German speaking community in Kuala Lumpur. The basis of the team was to play hard and socialize even harder. Over the years the MG’s have become international in nature and have also welcomed many local Malaysians to play with them, but the hard-core of the team is still German speaking. The name Grasshopper emanates from the Swiss team Grasshoppers of Zurich, and the MG’s have tried in vain over the years to match their illustrious European counterparts for style and quality! Over the years The MG’s have not had too much success on the pitch, but glimpses of excellence have surfaced sporadically from a sea of mediocrity. Nevertheless, win or lose the MG’s have Premier league status when it comes to the ‘third half’ with many players shining more in the bar than in the box! The future looks bright for the Malaysian Grasshoppers. The numbers of players continues to increase, the standard of play improves with every Weissbeer consumed.Until today, the Malaysian Grasshoppers are a group of friends who have the excuse of playing football every Saturday to have a beer after the game and a laugh. We are people from very different countries, united by a football, there are people from Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Canada, France, England, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Mexico and of course, Malaysia

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

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