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DRB-HICOM Football Club is a football club established to compete in Malaysia football league. The team played in the Malaysia Premier League (the second tier of the country's professional league - Liga M) since 2010 until 2016 before they withdrew from the league. It was simultaneously decided that the club's 2nd team (previously known as DRB-HICOM 2) to remain competing in an amateur league. Therefore, DRB-HICOM FC remained competing in the Kuala Lumpur Football Association (KLFA) League, where they have played since 2014. This team is composed of employees of DRB-HICOM Group of Companies and experienced local players.

DRB-HICOM FC
Full nameDRB-HICOM Football Club
Nickname(s)The Great Bees (D'gReatBees)
Founded2008; 14 years ago (2008)
GroundGlenmarie, Shah Alam
CapacityUnterraced free seating
OwnerDRB-HICOM
PresidentMahmood Abdul Razak
CoachFisol Abdul Razak
LeagueKLFA Super League
2019KLFA Super League Champions
WebsiteClub website
Home colours
Away colours

The club is commonly known as The Great Bees (D'GreatBees), and previously used Proton City Stadium in Tanjung Malim as their official home ground. The well-facilitated stadium currently has a capacity for 3,000 fans. However, since it now plays in a league in the Klang Valley, DRB-HICOM FC is now based in Glenmarie, Shah Alam; the PROTON Casting Plant field is about 3 km away from the headquarters of DRB-HICOM Berhad. The conglomerate owns 50.1% of national carmaker PROTON.[1]


Club's names



Official team attire


Period Manufacturer
2010 Lotto
2011 Lotto
2012 Eider
2013 Kappa
2014 Custom made
2015 Mizuno
2016 Mizuno
2017 Mizuno
2017-2018 Skyhawk[3]
2019-2020 Skyhawk[3]
2022 Skyhawk[3]

History


The club was established in 2008 as Pos Malaysia Football Club, by the national postal company Pos Malaysia Berhad . Then in 2011, DRB-HICOM acquired the business from the government's investment arm, Khazanah Nasional,[4] and in 2012, efforts began to take root to adopt the DRB-HICOM brand as the club's name. This was finalised in 2014, and the club's current name was formalised. A year after its formation, Pos Malaysia FC played in the FAM Cup[5][circular reference], the third-tier of the Malaysian Football League. The debut season was a successful one, emerging as champions of the 8-team tournament. En route, they recorded a W-D-L record of 11-3-2, scoring 29 goals and letting in 11. Promotion to the second tier Malaysia Premier League in 2010 was approved after Football Association of Malaysia's Local Competitions Committee approved the promotion. Their debut season in the league saw Pos FC finishing the season in eighth place in the 12-team competition. Subsequently, their performance was as follows: -

2011 - 9th place

2012 - 7th place

2013 - 6th place

2014 (as DRB-HICOM FC) - 7th place

2015 - 10th place

2016 (Final season 1st team compete in professional league) - 7th place


The company sees the existence of the club as an internal corporate social responsibility effort. It presents employees with a platform to showcase their other talents, which can potentially become an important avenue to uncover and nurture talents within the Group. These players can go on to become stars in the local as well as regional football arena in the future.

Since its inception, as a professional club, DRB-HICOM FC attracted local players and international footballers from Nigeria, Japan, Croatia, Ghana, Denmark and South Korea to don DRB-HICOM FC's colours and to continue building the club's reputation in the domestic league. Now as an amateur club, more locals are signed as players. In the 2017/18 season, it only had one foreign player.


Club officials as at 2022


Position Name
President Mahmood Abdul Razak
Vice President David Azzuddin Buxton
Secretary General Mohamad Rofizan Abdul Rahman
Treasurer Tengku Nu' Aim Aiman Tg Mad Ameen
Manager Noorhardly Muhamad
Administration Officer Mohd Muzamir Nordin

List of players - 2022 season


Name Position
Muhammad Arzran bin Joha Goal Keeper
Muhammad Naqiuddin bin Mohd Noor Goal Keeper
Nor Andy Putra bin Jasmi Goal Keeper
Ahmad Akmal Fikri bin Ahamad Sabri Defender
Alyy Imran Samarkhan bin Ismail Defender
Mohamad Faris bin Mohd Yusof Defender
Mohd Syahlan bin Zakaria Defender
Mohd Zul Adli Fahmy bin Rejab Defender
Muhammad Fikri bin Mohamad Yusof Defender
Sritaran A/L Ravi Chandan Defender
Mohamad Syafham Ikmal bin Mohamad Syaker Defender
Mohamad Azizy bin Askaran Defender
Mohammad Syafiq bin Mohd Mokhtar Midfielder
Mohd Afiq Amsyar bin A Salamat Midfielder
Mohd Airi Mukmin bin Abd Rahman Midfielder
Muhammad Afiq Haikal bin Samsul Bahrin Midfielder
Muhammad Hamidie bin Kisman Midfielder
Muhammad Izuan bin Mohd Salahuddin Midfielder
Muhammad Nur Hakim bin Md Adzhar Midfielder
Muhammad Asyraf bin Abdul Majid Striker
Asrul bin Basri Striker
Mohamad Shafiq bin Mohamad Striker
Mohammad Hakim bin Zainal Striker
Muhammad Nazrien Faizal bin Azmi Striker
Muhammad Syazwan bin Nasaruddin Striker

Team staff - 2022


PositionName
Team Manager Noorhardly Muhamad
Head Coach Fisol Abdul Razak
Assistant Coach Mohd Razib Mohd Nor
Assistant Coach Mohammad Firdaus Abdul Ghani
Goal Keeper Coach Saharuddin Marzuki
Physiotherapist Muhammad Faizal Ghazali
Equipment Officer Saiful Azam Sharifuddin

List of head coaches During M-League season (2009–2016)


Year Coach Assistant Coach
2009 Mohd Anizam Daud
2010–2010 Lim Kok Onn
2010–2011 Mat Zan Mat Aris
2012–2014 G. Torairaju Paolo Tirinnanzi
Dec 2014 – Feb 2015 Marshall Soper
Feb 2015 – 2016 Chong Yee Fatt

List of head coaches for KLFA League (2014-now)


Season Coach
2014 Hamdan Mohamad
2016 Razak A Majid
2017/18 Razak A Majid
2019/20 Fisol Abdul Razak
2020 Fisol Abdul Razak
2021 Fisol Abdul Razak
2022 Fisol Abdul Razak

Honours



Domestic competitions



Team achievement - Malaysia Premier League



Team achievement - Kuala Lumpur (KLFA) League



Official partners


2014

- DRB-HICOM

- Pos Malaysia 2015

2015

- DRB-HICOM

- Pos Malaysia

- PROTON

- Bank Muamalat

- Mizuno

- Altel Communications 2016

2016

- DRB-HICOM

- Pos Malaysia

- PROTON

- Bank Muamalat

- Mizuno

- DRB-HICOM Auto Solutions (DHAS) 2017/18

2017/18

- DRB-HICOM

- Pos Malaysia (Official Partner)

- Bank Muamalat (Official Bank)

- DRB-HICOM Environmental Services (Official Facility Management Partner)

- Sky Hawk Apparel (Official Attire Supplier)

- Glenmarie Golf & Country Club (Official Facilities Services Provider)[6] 2019/20

2019/20

- DRB-HICOM

- Composites Technology Research Malaysia - CTRM (Official Partner)

- Bank Muamalat (Official Bank)

- Pos Malaysia (Official Partner)

- Liberty Insurance (Official Partner)

- PROTON Holdings (Official Partner)

- DRB-HICOM Environmental Services (Official Facility Management Partner)

- Isuzu HICOM Malaysia Sdn. Bhd (Official Partner)

- Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (Official Partner)

- Sky Hawk Apparel (Official Attire Supplier)

- Glenmarie Golf & Country Club (Official Facilities Services Provider)[6]


2022

- DRB-HICOM

- HICOM HBPO

- Sky Hawk Apparel (Official Attire Supplier)


See also





References


  1. "Geely acquires Proton stake for RM460mil | The Star".
  2. "KL Pos Malaysia FC tukar nama". Teka Skor. 2 October 2013. Archived from the original on 3 December 2013. Retrieved 8 November 2013.
  3. https://www.facebook.com/SkyhawkApparels/ [user-generated source]
  4. "Khazanah sells Pos Malaysia stake to DRB-HICOM | The Star".
  5. 2009 Malaysia FAM League
  6. "Glenmarie Golf & Country Club".


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