Has Kim Pan Pan Gon faced threats from Harimau Malaya supporters?

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Kim Pan Gon Has Not Received Threats from Harimau Malaya Supporters

Kim Pan Gon has stated that he has not received any threats from Harimau Malaya supporters following his resignation as head coach. He also affirmed that he does not regret his decision to step down from the national squad's coaching position.
Clarification of "Very Dangerous" Remark

Kim Pan Gon clarified that his use of the phrase "very dangerous" during his resignation announcement was not intended negatively towards the Malaysian football scene. He explained that his English proficiency is not very strong and that certain strategic matters discussed with the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) president were not suitable for open discussion with the media.
Meeting with Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim

The South Korean coach had a meeting with Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, the owner of the Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) club, to resolve any potential misunderstandings. Tunku Ismail had sought clarification on Kim's "dangerous" remarks made during a press conference when questioned about the reasons for his resignation.
Context of Resignation Announcement

During his resignation press conference, Kim Pan Gon had indicated that he could not fully disclose the reasons to the media, stating, "He (FAM president) knows all the details. So that thing... I must honour each other." This statement, coupled with his earlier determination to improve the team, had raised questions among fans and observers.

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