1. Name : Mohd Akmal bin Norjam Afandi
Class : BM 111 5 B
Student id : 2010487602
Lecturer : Miss Norulhuda Tajuddin

2. - misuse of public
office for
private gain
- Use of position
of trust for
dishonest gain

3. - sport played between
two teams of
eleven players each
-witha
spherical ball

4. The game is played on a
rectangular field of grass or
green artificial turf,
with a goal in the middle
of each of the short ends.
The object of the game is to
score by driving the ball into
the opposing goal.

5. • Easy way to win the game
without ‘play’.

6. • No one can
bribe where he
can bully
• To get more
power so can
lead everything

7. • accept a bribe if and only if
their expected gain is greater
than their current wage

8. • Bribe taker feel comfort with their
position so can let the bribe giver win
the game..

9. -Make bias
and
unreasonable
decision
-Arrange the
game
REFEREE

10. - not structure
the team
properly for
the game
- let him team
lost
MANAGER

11. - Pretend not
perform in game
- Let opponent
team score goal
and win
PLAYER

12. Bribe taker Bribe giver
To get more money
-To get more -People
money outside don’t
- no big deal know
-- people give, -Only some
why not ? of the money
-Only small -Popularity
thing / decision will increase
have to change

13. Bribe taker To get more money
Bribe giver
- serious - people soon
problem will know
- why take - coward
something bad ? -Popularity will
- so many decrease as you
disadvantage in jail

14. - Infrequently in big game
- or in small game

16. For better
environment and
no conspiracy

21. DISADVANTAGE
CORRUPTION
• Effect on
country
development

22. Disadvantage corruption
boring
football
game

23. Advantage corruption
since corruption give ONLY bad impact to football !

25. • charged in court
• punish corruption
offenders heavily
even if it is make
corruption a low
gain activity.

28. AkmalAfandy

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• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_football
• http://politikus.xparte.com/aca1997.pdf