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FAS Disciplinary Committee Cases in 2019 (As of 10 December) FAS Disciplinary Committee Cases in 2019 (as of 10 December) No. Case Competitions Defendant (unless Matters Basic Facts Decision No. otherwise stated) 1 1 of FAS National Yishun Sentek Bringing the Game Defendant allowed an 1. Mr Muhammad Shahir Bin Hamzah is found guilty of cheating in 2019 Football League Mariners FC player, into Disrepute unknown person to the NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Mr Muhammad Shahir impersonate him and take Bin Hamzah the mandatory 2.4km 2. Mr Muhammad Shahir Bin Hamzah is banned from being Fitness test on his behalf registered for the League for a duration of 2019 season, 2020 season on 16 March 2019 and 2021 season. 2 FAS National Yishun Sentek Bringing the Game Defendant allowed an 1. Mr Masnashzreen Bin Masturi is found guilty of cheating in the Football League Mariners FC player, into Disrepute unknown person to NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Mr Masnashzreen Bin impersonate him and take Masturi the mandatory 2.4km 2. Mr Masnashzreen Bin Masturi is banned from being registered for Fitness test on his behalf the League for a duration of 2019 season, 2020 season and 2021 on 16 March 2019 season. 3 2 of FAS National Yishun Sentek Bringing the Game Defendant impersonated 1. Mr Mohammad Solehin Bin Mohamed Rosman is found guilty of 2019 Football League Mariners FC player, into Disrepute another player and took cheating in the NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Mr Mohammad the fitness tests on his Solehin Bin Mohamed behalf on 10 March 2019 2. Mr Mohammad Solehin Bin Mohamed Rosman is banned from Rosman being registered in any FAS-organised or sanctioned tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 4 FAS National Yishun Sentek Bringing the Game Defendant misrepresented 1. Mr Shamsurin Bin Abdul Rahman is found guilty of cheating in the Football League Mariners FC player, into Disrepute their participation in the NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Mr Shamsurin Bin fitness test by allowing Abdul Rahman another player to take the 2. Mr Shamsurin Bin Abdul Rahman is banned from being registered tests on his behalf on 10 in any FAS-organised or sanctioned tournaments/competitions until March 2019 the end of the 2021 season. 5 3 of FAS National Yishun Sentek Bringing the Game Defendant misrepresented 1. Mr Muhammad Zulkifli Bin Suzliman is found guilty of cheating in 2019 Football League Mariners FC player, into Disrepute their participation in the the NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Mr Muhammad fitness test by allowing Zulkifli Bin Suzliman another player to take the 2. Mr Muhammad Zulkifli Bin Suzliman is banned from being tests on his behalf on 24 registered in any FAS-organised or sanctioned February 2019 tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 6 FAS National Kaki Bukit SC player, Bringing the Game Defendant impersonated 1. Mr Nasrulah Bin Sidek is found guilty of cheating in the NFL 2.4km Football League Mr Nasrulah Bin Sidek into Disrepute another player and took Fitness Test. Division Two the fitness tests on his behalf on 24 February 2. Mr Nasrulah Bin Sidek is banned from being registered in any FAS- 2019 organised or sanctioned tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 7 4 of FAS National Singapore Khalsa Bringing the Game Defendant impersonated 1. Mr Haidil Sufian Bin Rosli is found guilty of cheating in the NFL 2019 Football League Association player, Mr into Disrepute another player and took 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Haidil Sufian Bin Rosli the fitness tests on his behalf on 16 March 2019 2. Mr Haidil Sufian Bin Rosli is banned from being registered in any FAS-organised or sanctioned tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 8 FAS National Eunos Crescent FC Bringing the Game Defendant impersonated 1. Mr Muhammad Nazri Bin Jaffar is found guilty of cheating in the Football League player, Mr into Disrepute another player and took NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Muhammad Nazri Bin the fitness tests on his Jaffar behalf on 16 March 2019 2. Mr Muhammad Nazri Bin Jaffar is banned from being registered in any FAS-organised or sanctioned tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 9 5 of FAS National Eunos Crescent FC Bringing the Game Defendant misrepresented 1. Mr Khairul Syahmi Bin Muhammad Sidek is found guilty of 2019 Football League player Mr Khairul into Disrepute their participation in the cheating in the NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Syahmi Bin fitness test by allowing Muhammad Sidek another player to take the 2. Mr Khairul Syahmi Bin Muhammad Sidek is banned from being tests on his behalf on 16 registered in any FAS-organised or sanctioned March 2019 tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 10 FAS National Eunos Crescent FC Bringing the Game Defendant impersonated 1. Mr Muhammad Hairul Bin Safullbahri is found guilty of cheating in Football League player, Mr into Disrepute another player and took the NFL 2.4km Fitness Test. Division One Muhammad Hairul Bin the fitness tests on his Safullbahri behalf on 16 March 2019 2. Mr Muhammad Hairul Bin Safullbahri is banned from being registered in any FAS-organised or sanctioned tournaments/competitions until the end of the 2021 season. 11 6 of Singapore Geylang International Bringing the Game Defendant committed an 1. Mr Muhammad Syahiran Bin Mohammad Miswan is found guilty 2019 Premier League, FC player, Mr into Disrepute act of violent conduct on of violent conduct. Geylang Muhammad Syahiran opponent at the 64th International FC Bin Mohammad minute of play 2. Mr Muhammad Syahiran Bin Mohammad Miswan is suspended vs Warriors FC on Miswan from three (3) matches in the Singapore Premier League with 5 April 2019 immediate effect. 12 7 of Women’s Premier Police Sports Bringing the Game Defendant committed an 1. Ms Huraizah Binte Ismail is found guilty of violent conduct. 2019 League, Police Association player, Ms into Disrepute act of violent conduct on Sports Association Huraizah Binte Ismail match official 2. Ms Huraizah Binte Ismail is suspended for three (3) matches in the vs Warriors FC on Women’s Premier League / Women’s National League and given a 26 March 2019 fine of $300.00, which is suspended so long as she is not found guilty by the Disciplinary Committee of any further misconduct committed during the period ending 31 December 2019. 13 8 of Singapore Balestier Khalsa FC Bringing the Game Defendant committed an 1. Mr Mohammad Hazzuwan Bin Mohammad Halim is found guilty of 2019 Premier League, player, Mr into Disrepute act of gross misconduct by gross misconduct. Balestier Khalsa Mohammad spitting on / at opponent FC vs Young Lions Hazzuwan Bin during the post-match 2. Mr Mohammad Hazzuwan Bin Mohammad Halim is suspended for on 3 May 2019 Mohammad Halim handshake six (6) matches in the Singapore Premier League with immediate effect. 14 9 of Singapore Tampines Rovers FC Bringing the Game Defendant made 1. Mr Muhammad Yasir Bin Hanapi is found guilty of making 2019 Premier League, player, Mr into Disrepute disparaging remarks at the disparaging remark against the Fourth Official. Tampines Rovers Muhammad Yasir Bin Fourth Official during the FC vs Brunei Hanapi match 2. Mr Muhammad Yasir Bin Hanapi is suspended for five (5) matches DPMM FC on 22 in the Singapore Premier League 2019 with immediate effect. He is June 2019 also given a fine of $1,000.00, which is suspended so long as he is not found guilty by the Disciplinary Committee of any further misconduct committed during the period ending 31 December 2019 [The case has been appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.] 15 10 of FAS National GFA Sporting Bringing the Game Defendant committed an 1. Mr Mohamed Redzuan Bin Razali is found guilty of gross 2019 Football League Westlake FC player, into Disrepute act of gross misconduct by misconduct. Division One, GFA Mr Mohamed spitting on / at opponent Sporting Westlake Redzuan Bin Razali during the post-match 2. Mr Mohamed Redzuan Bin Razali is given a warning, in view of the FC vs Singapore handshake mitigating circumstances. Armed Forces SA on 3 August 2019 16 11 of FAS Football Bukit Timah Juniors Bringing the Game Defendant committed an 1. Mr Mohd Khairul Bin Abdul Salam is found guilty of gross 2019 Association Cup, player, Mr Mohd into Disrepute act of gross misconduct by misconduct and violent conduct. Bukit Timah Khairul Bin Abdul spitting on / at match Juniors vs Salam official and an act of 2. Mr Mohd Khairul Bin Abdul Salam is given a three (3) year ban Admiralty Rangers violent conduct on match from all football activities with immediate effect. FC on 7 official September 2019 3. Mr Mohd Khairul Bin Abdul Salam is also given a fine of $3,000.00. Until the fine is paid, the player is ineligible to play in any FAS sanctioned game or tournament even after the period of the ban has been served. 17 12 of FAS Football Kembangan United FC Bringing the Game Defendant committed an 1. Mr Ismail Bin Baba is found guilty of violent conduct for kicking the 2019 Association Cup, player, Mr Ismail Bin into Disrepute act of violent conduct on Match Referee, resulting in injuries to the Referee and causing the Jungfrau Punggol Baba match official match to be abandoned. FC vs Kembangan United FC on 15 2. Mr Ismail Bin Baba is banned for two (2) years from playing and/or September 2019 participating in all FAS sanctioned matches with immediate effect.
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