Blues paid one month salary

May 17, 2016 - 02:25:27 | Shimaaz Ali
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Male’, MALDIVES – New Radiant Sports Club has paid the salary for the month of March today after the protest by the players in the last two days.

A reliable source has confirmed to Maldivesoccer.com that the club paid the salary for the month of March today.

“They paid the salary for the month of March and said that they will paid the salary for the month of April before 30th May.” A player said to Maldivesoccer.com

According the some players they held a meeting with club officials last night and they have agreed with terms now.

“We met some of the club officials last night and things were sorted and we hope that this time they will do what they have agreed with the players.”

Maldivesoccer.com contacted New Radiant manager Ameen Faisal on 15th May to get a comment about this and we didn’t get any comment at that time as he didn’t answer the phone.

Due to the unprofessional comments from the manager, Ameen Faisal after the news published on Maldivesoccer.com we have decided not to contact him anymore to get a comment regarding the matter.

New Radiant will play against BG Sports tomorrow night at 2100 hours in Ooredoo Dhivehi Premier League.

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Boyko on May 17
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The strength of a country’s league can be determined by the health of its top clubs. When Maldives most successful club does have unsettled issues in regards to players in their payroll, that is a serious problem. And when you juxtapose the fact that players went into AFC Cup without being properly remunerated, fans and supporters thinking players will throw their limbs and body into harm’s way to cross the hurdle of group stage, things cannot be more misplaced. We as fans, when players play half -heartedly, used to think they are careless and lazy. But now it transpires in Maldives, there are more despicable reasons why players are what they are and what you see them produce on the pitch are not really how they want to be portrayed by the fans. Few months back it was Valencia in the thick of controversies, now the biggest club embroiled in battle of this sort is highly regrettable - it reflects poorly on the administrative aspects of the FAM and of cause the club owners.
Imma on May 17
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It's astounding how the management of these clubs never learn. VB splashed cash everywhere and signed all the national team players when they were a force and now look where they are. New Radiant followed suit and signed all the best players in the league, even players they did not need. And now Maziya are doing the same thing. The fact of the matter is, such an approach is simply unsustainable. One cannot expect to be a dominant force in the long term by implementing an approach of instant success. By the way, what happened to New Radiant's various sponsorship deals with big organisations? When Ali Waheed was Chairman, the club's finances looked healthy. What is the cause of such a dramatic fall?

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