Title: Tewfik Abdullah
Content:  The Scottish Derby County player Tommy Barbour encountered Abdullah first, when he served with the Derbyshire Yeomanry in Egypt during the Great War. There he was inside right of an Egyptian XI which played the British Army in Cairo. After recommendation of Barbour Abdullah was tried out in a match of the Derby County reserves in mid September 1920. After he "pleased the crowd immensely" there, he was signed by the club a week later. He played his first match in the First Division in October, where he scored the first goal for the Rams in a 3-0 home win against Manchester City. Abdullah, whose first name 
Title: Sarawak FA
Content:  their league record was 18 wins, 4 draws and 0 losses in over 22 games in total. For the feat, that season in the Malaysian football league would come to be known as the "Era of the Invincibles" for the Sarawak State Football Team by their fans. Fans would also praised Alberts for his remarkable job in getting the locals to successfully team up with foreign import players such as Bosnian striker Muamer Salibašić and Cameroonian centre-back Guy Bwele to win the second division title that year. The very same team that won the 2013 second division title also competed in the Malaysia FA Cup and Malaysia Cup that year, but were unable to win both of the cups for their fans.
Title: Tewfik Abdullah
Content:  the 1922/23 season, he joined the Scottish second division club Cowdenbeath FC which should finish eleventh. This transfer was made on the recommendation of his Derby teammate Willie Paterson, whose father Alex Paterson was coaching the Scots. Abdullah soon broke his arm there, but otherwise played well and regularly. In a later review, Alex Paterson described him as one of the "smartest footballers" he ever encountered. At the end of the season, it was initially said that he would go to America despite an offer to stay. Eventually, he moved to Bridgend Town in Wales, which was to be 13th in the Western Division of the 
Title: Tewfik Abdullah
Content:  was soon transformed into his nickname "Toothpick", thus became the second Egyptian in professional English football after Hussein Hegazi, who played with him in the 1920 Olympics and who spent some years with Dulwich Hamlet FC in the Isthmian League and in 1911 completed a match with London's Fulham FC in the Second Division. Abdullah's goal against City should remain his only goal and only win in a dozen league matches for Derby County in the 1920/21-season which ended in relegation. He stayed on, but got little playing time in the Second Division. Abdullah's ability with the ball found praise, but he was said to lack speed. 
Title: Abdul Rahman Ibrahim
Content:  Abdul Rahman was appointed in October 1998 to succeed Hatem Souissi as the head coach of Malaysia, after the dismal performance in the 1998 Tiger Cup. With Malaysia, he guided them to third place in 2000 Tiger Cup, although Malaysia also were eliminated at the group stage of 1999 Southeast Asian Games football competition and failed to qualify for the 2000 AFC Asian Cup in Lebanon. He leaves his post after the 2000 Tiger Cup, succeeded by Allan Harris.
Title: Abdulrahman Fawzi
Content:  Fawzy began his career in 1928 with his hometown club, Al-Masry SC. He played with the club till 1934, a total of 6 seasons. He won with them the Sultan Hussein Cup 2 times (1933, 1934) and the Canal Zone League 3 times (1932, 1933, 1934).
Title: Sarawak FA
Content:  Alberts was tasked by FAS which was headed by Sudarsono Osman at the time to bring back Sarawak football to its glory days of the 1990s. Although Alberts' first stint as manager was a less-than-memorable one due to the fact that the team had just been relegated to the Malaysian second division league (Malaysia Premier League) when he took over in at the end 2008 and he failed to get the team promoted in to the 2009 Super League. FAS was however keen to give Alberts a second chance by appointing him midway through the 2011 Premier League season to replace Zaki Sheikh. Alberts did well to get the team promoted to play in the 2012 season of the Malaysian top division Super 
Title: Tewfik Abdullah
Content:  Tewfik Abdullah (also Tawfik Abdallah and variations, Arabic: توفيق عبد الله) (born 23 June 1896 in Cairo, Egypt) was an Egyptian football player, He was the second Egyptian to play in the English Football League and the first in the First Division. He was one of four Egyptians who played professional football in Britain before World War Il. He began his career in Egypt with Cairo International SC, todays Zamalek, and played for Egypt in the 1920 Olympics. In England he featured for Derby County in the First Division. He further was active for some lower division clubs in England, Scotland and Wales before playing for several clubs in the American Soccer League between 1924 and 1928. There he won the National Challenge Cup with the Fall River Marksmen. After returning to Egypt he won the National Cup there with Al Ahly SC before returning to Cairo International. He finished his playing career in Canada. Later he was manager of Cairo International and the Egyptian national team.
Title: Sarawak FA
Content:  but the Sarawak State Football Team however played in the top division for only one season and were relegated again in at the end of the 2012 Super League Season. Despite playing in the second division in 2013, it however did not deter the spirit of the team and Alberts stayed on to coach the team. He even managed to win a trophy for Sarawak State Football Team by being crowned second division champions in the same year. The success gave Sarawak football fans a reason to celebrate because it was the first time in 15 years that the Sarawak State Football Team had won a trophy. What made the success even sweeter was that the team completed the season campaign unbeaten, 
Title: Adil Serraj
Content:  Serraj began playing football for the Raja Casablanca youth sides under manager Abdesalam Serraj, his father and former Raja player. He joined Raja's first team in 1998, making his debut in a league match against FAR Rabat. Serraj would win the 1999 Moroccan first division, 1999 CAF Champions League and 2000 CAF Super Cup with Raja. The club qualified for the 2000 FIFA Club World Cup in Brazil, and Serraj was a member of the squad but did not play. Looking for more playing time, he joined Chabab Mohammédia, but left the club after just two months. He would spend the next two seasons with FUS Rabat, but after the club was relegated from the first division in 2003, he joined Wydad Casablanca. He would next join FAR Rabat, and would help the club win the CAF Cup in 2005.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Abdul Taib Mahmud was not in the Kingdom of Sarawak, not succeeded by, 1929–30 FC Barcelona season.
Answer: False