Former Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) executive committee member, Christopher Raj, has cautioned against electing candidates with demonstrably poor track records. Raj asserts that individuals who previously held positions of responsibility but failed to address fundamental issues within Malaysian football should not seek re-election or new positions. He believes such candidates would represent a liability to the FAM and hinder progress. His statement implies a need for accountability and a focus on competence in leadership roles within the Malaysian football governing body. The warning comes ahead of upcoming elections for the Football Association of Malaysia, raising questions about the vetting process and qualifications of potential candidates. Raj’s comments suggest potential internal divisions and a desire for improved governance within the Football Association of Malaysia.