Excerpt from my FB SIC alumni Group (SICA)
Legenda Bolasepak Negara dan Negeri Kelantan, Allahyarham Hashim Mustapha adalah "batch" saya, rakan sekelas dan ramai rakan-rakan di sini dari 1973 (SIPS2) sehingga 1983 (SIC). Allahyarham juga telah menyertai grup Sultan Ismail College Alumni setelah dijemput menerusi laman FB nya.
Banyak kenangan yang saya secara peribadi semasa bersekolah bersamanya. Allahyarham tidak pernah kedekut tips bolasepak kepada semua rakan-rakan seperjuangannya.
Arwah seorang yang merendah diri dengan rakan-rakan SICnya walaupun dia telah lama mengharumkan nama sekolah, SIC, negeri dan negara. Pernah disebut oleh Allahyarham Mokhtar Dahari sebagai pengganti, dia juga turut dikagumi oleh Sir Kevin Keegan semasa bersama Harimau Malaysia. Mungkin ramai yang tidak tahu, bahawa Allahyarham Hashim Mustapha adalah seorang "sprinter" jarak dekat yang hebat dan saya pernah berganding sebagai rakan sepasukan.
Teringat arwah (dan Hasnan Hassan) pernah cuba sedaya-upaya melatih saya bermain bolasepak, namun oleh kerana saya seorang kaki bangku, agak sukar untuk melatih diri dalam sukan yang saya kurang minati.
Tetapi pada awal 80an dulu, semasa arwah keluar daripada latihan di Stadium Sultan Muhammad IV, dia tiba-tiba muncul dengan di (bekas) gelanggang sepatu roda berdekatan stadium untuk memberikan sokongan jitu kepada saya.
Kehilangannya amat dirasai. Hilangnya tiada ganti.
Al-Fatihah
Al-Fatihah
(Am rewriting this back in his honour)
(Allahyarham)
MOHD HASHIM MUSTAPHA - MALAYSIA SOCCER LEGEND
Originally written by Nik Zafri in the Sultan Ismail College Alumni on Wednesday, 26 November 2014 at 00:54
Mohd Hashim Mustapha was my batch since Sultan Ismail Primary School (2) (SIPS2) - at that time located in Padang Garong sharing with Islah, Sultan Ismail Secondary School (SMSI) and finally Sultan Ismail College (SIC). He and many others in the same age group (quoting a name, Hasnan Hassan who is also his best friend) have played for Kelantan State under 18 when he was as young as 12 years old. I recalled the then headmaster of SIPS 2 - Mr Phang Ngit Ming announcing the good news at the assembly (1978) - we were all filled with awe and gave a good round-up applause. Hashim was also known to us as 'Pele Malaysia' for his splendid techniques.
Source : Various including wikipedia
Mohd Hashim Mustapha (born 31 January 1966 in Kota Bharu, Kelantan) is a former Malaysian international footballer. He played for Kelantan FA, Kedah FA, Johor FA, Kelantan JKR FC and Kelantan TNB FC as a striker. He is currently assistant coach for Kelantan FA.
Jersey No. 10
Clubs - Kedah FA : Malaysia FA Cup : 1996
Johor FA : Premier 2 League : 1999
International : 1987 SEA Games:Runners-up
Individual
1993 Premier 1 League: Golden Boots Winner With Kelantan FA (13 goals).
1994 Premier 1 League: Golden Boots Winner With Kelantan FA (25 goals).
Hashim once joined the then Harimau Malaysia where he and his team have been personally coached by the legendary Kevin Keegan (he even impressed Kevin) where the team won so many matches all over Asia including Australia before the team was disbanded.
An anonymous unconfirmed source told me that he was offered by Kevin Keegan to play for Liverpool but for some reason, Hashim is more patriotic towards his home-country. He was also said to be mentored by the legendary footballer
Allahyarham Mokhtar Dahari where Mokhtar mentioning; in one interview; about passing the flag to Hashim.
To many who may not know, Hashim was also known as a 100m and 200m sprint athlete (both individual and relay) besides high jump and long jump (where so many school/college records have been made)
In 100m - he once clocked an average 10.9 -11 seconds (or less) which raised the eyebrows of Jeffri Mohd Noor (who was the record holder at that time) a national sprinter also a student of Sultan Ismail College Kelantan. But Hashim was not really eager to be a sprinter but it was an honour to me personally to be teamed up with him in 4 X 100 metres and 4 X 400 metres - where he took the final dash and awarded victory to our team 'Pasukan Wong'
(look at him go!)
