Malaysian badminton development in the 80s from rock bottom
in the early 80s until its success in 1992 was the result of importing
technology and developing sports science, culminating in the setting
up of the National Sports Institute and BJSS in 1998.All these are
necessary to keep up with the times and the competition and success
continued moderately up to the millineum but dominance was difficult
as it would entail massive expenditure that the country in its present
state can scarcely afford and also because other countries are
economically and technologically more successful and this is reflected
in their willingness to invest in sports development. Asking a Pancho
Gonzalez and his band of brigands to stage a coup in BAM as
suggested by some dubious wackos is setting back the sport by
decades to say the least.That would be like asking say Hong Leong
Bank to be run like the corner grocer shop.
Here are some articles to track development in the 80s:
in the early 80s until its success in 1992 was the result of importing
technology and developing sports science, culminating in the setting
up of the National Sports Institute and BJSS in 1998.All these are
necessary to keep up with the times and the competition and success
continued moderately up to the millineum but dominance was difficult
as it would entail massive expenditure that the country in its present
state can scarcely afford and also because other countries are
economically and technologically more successful and this is reflected
in their willingness to invest in sports development. Asking a Pancho
Gonzalez and his band of brigands to stage a coup in BAM as
suggested by some dubious wackos is setting back the sport by
decades to say the least.That would be like asking say Hong Leong
Bank to be run like the corner grocer shop.
Here are some articles to track development in the 80s:
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