E66 Town Football Club

E66 Town Fc is not just any old football club. It is a by-word for history, tradition and success. It is not just about the past and present. It is very much a club for the future too.
E66 TOWN Football Club has earned a reputation as Inanam's most successful football team. First in its field crown as winner on the District Champions League, E66 Town has a long and storied history and is famous for commercial exploits that have brought it both detractors and imitators. Its aggressive style and high profile players consistently draw a robust following at home and abroad.

Origins.

By the time the predecessor to E66 Town FC was formed in 1995, football, or soccer, had evolved from a game of kicking around animal heads to a gentleman's pastime adopted and improved by working men. Formed in a west coast section of Sabah - North Borneo , the group entered the Division I Football League in 2000.

Beginning with a tentative meeting in 2000, E66 Town's players led the unionization of their newly created trade. The Football Association finally allowed for the formation of such a union in 2001, however it ordered all players to resign from it the following year when the union made overtures to join the Federation of Trades Unions. The players' union eventually relented.
E66 Youth FC was renamed E66 Town FC in 2002. By this time, football had become inseparable. Local businessmen and newspaper publishers sponsored the games while entrepreneurs organized teams as limited companies. By selling montoku to provided funds to build playing grounds at padang pekan inanam, which was completed in 2002. The same year, the club, then known as "moneybags United,' was reprimanded for questionable financial reporting. The team won a couple of First Division championships.

The club's greatest manager saw football as a way to rise out of the poverty and sectarian strife of his birthplace. But when his family considered immigrating to the United States for a better life, He persuaded them to let him work in the mines at age 16 to bring in extra money so they could remain near to football.

He prominence in youth soccer leagues and in the mining community. He moved to Inanam in 2004 to play professional football for E66 Town FC . Ten years later, after injuring a hamstring, He transferred to the other Football Club. He found the atmosphere there much more supportive than at Town, and this environment became the basis for his philosophy of managing.

Rebuilding After the Wars.
Padang pekan Inanam known almost universally by its original name of Inanam, was the Club抯 home from 1950 until 2012. Perhaps the most striking change since the 'Inanamisation' of Padang pekan Inanam is the imagery on the outside walls, depicting 32 Inanam greats 'embracing' the ground and its fans.

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