And
this has irked the affiliates of MHC who want to know why the delay in making
out the payments.
For
the record Perak won the Razak Cup with Kuala Lumpur as runner up with Malacca
in third placing and Negri Sembilan finishing fourth.
In
Division One, Selangor emerged champions, with Armed Forces in second spot
while Royal Malaysian Police were third.
Perak
were to receive RM10, 000, KL RM7, 000 while Selangor and ATM were to receive
RM5, 000 and RM4, 000 respectively.
“I
cannot understand why it takes MHC so long to make payments for the prize money.
It is a simple process and teams could have been paid the same day itself as
the amount is fixed,” said an irate state HA Secretary who asked not to be
named for fear of repercussions.
“It
is not as if we are demanding but these are simple matters that are being made
difficult.
“This
goes out to show the administration in MHC is weak and we hope that something
can be done to overcome this.”
MHC
Vice President M. Gobinathan who is the Chairman of the MHC Competitions
Committee confirmed that the teams had yet to receive the prize money and
assured them that he would look into the matter.
“Our
Treasurer (Dato Anarul) was indisposed due to illness and steps are being taken
to pay the teams soon,” said Gobinathan.
“On
the part of our Committee, we are looking into resolving this and to ensure
that a more systematic method is adopted in future.”
