http://thestar.com.my/sports/story.asp?file=/2012/12/8/sports/12429726&sec=sports
A former silver medalist in the Olympics and World Championships and
a Chief Coach who created a formidable team in the mid 2000s and also
created multiple junior champions in doubles.
Strange politics in the BAM .Still in the 80s even the China team coach
always stressed that people addicted to gambling were not welcome in the
Chinese team.
Could be a possibility but there were many whispers years ago of people
unsuitable to be team managers or coaches because of their love of alcohol
and gambling.
Well the truth will prevail soon enough. Yap will find a very lucrative career
in coaching in the private sector like other achievers.Lets hope Foo KK
is not his role model.
A former silver medalist in the Olympics and World Championships and
a Chief Coach who created a formidable team in the mid 2000s and also
created multiple junior champions in doubles.
Strange politics in the BAM .Still in the 80s even the China team coach
always stressed that people addicted to gambling were not welcome in the
Chinese team.
Could be a possibility but there were many whispers years ago of people
unsuitable to be team managers or coaches because of their love of alcohol
and gambling.
Well the truth will prevail soon enough. Yap will find a very lucrative career
in coaching in the private sector like other achievers.Lets hope Foo KK
is not his role model.
Yap is weird in the sense that as Chief Coach,
ReplyDeletehe always hijacked the best players to play
doubles. This is the reason why the present batch
of singles players are not so outstanding. In
fact many claim that if many of the present crop
of doubles players had been allowed to play
singles,the whole squad would be better off.
That is of course pure speculation and it is
up to you to draw an informed conclusion.
It is no secret that except for LCW Malaysia's
strength has always been in doubles.