When I was back in Perlis, I went to the Perlis stadium to have a look. I don't know why I suddenly had the feel to go visit the Perlis stadium, maybe that's the place of good old memory where I used to play with my homwtown friends a few years back.
Back then, when I was still a secondary school student, I used to go to the Perlis stadium with my friends to play football, although I suck in football, but I had lots of fun there.
The entrance
The Singa Utara Cafe (Northern Lion Cafe), for the hardcore Perlis football team fansRemember the Terengganu state's stadium where it collapsed and everyone involved became kelam-kabut fingerpointing?
"Sir, the stadium just melted due to the hot weather, not my fault you know..."
I drove around the Perlis stadium to check out whether are they any changes after so many years, and it's a yes, lots of changes.
First of all, the GARBAGE.
Yes, although the Perlis stadium didn't collapse, but it was like a garbage site.
Welcome to Perlis stadium garbage siteThere were garbages everywhere.
I think this is the "Increase the aedes mosquitoes campaign"Then, it's the problem of damaged facilities.
When I saw the facilities around the stadium I was very disappointed at how the management manages the facilities.
"Sir, the fence just melted, not my fault also..."Torn fences, untrimmed grass, rusted steels, and many more.
Quite ok but the rusted goal posts ruined it.The only properly-managed facility is the tennis court, the rest were like sports facilities from Afganistan.
One of the properly-managed facilities
The swimming pool from the outsideBut overall the stadium is still ok, the main arena is properly maintained and the roads are better than those in KL.
Better paved than the KL's MRR2It can be better, so whoever is the management of the Perlis stadium, please lah, do something before the stadium is history.
