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Kemelut jurulatih PABM selesai




SEMUANYA sudah selesai.
Mungkin tanpa campur tangan Menteri Belia dan Sukan, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob masalah yang timbul dijangka berlarutan.

Segala-galanya tercetus apabila lima atlet pelapis elit angkat berat negara memulaukan sesi latihan baru-baru ini sebagai membantah keputusan Persatuan Angkat Berat Malaysia (PABM).

Difahamkan, tindakan mereka memulaukan sesi latihan tersebut kerana tidak mahu 'berguru' dengan jurulatih dari Bulgaria, Stefan Stefanov.

Sebaliknya, mereka lebih cenderung berlatih di bawah bimbingan Lin Xinhui serta Zakaria Yusof buat sementara waktu.

Alasan yang diberikan mereka - Stefanov yang menjadi pilihan PABM gagal meningkatkan prestasi mereka.

Kemelut itu berpanjangan apabila PABM didakwa cuba meminggirkan Xinhui yang sebelum ini terbukti mampu melahirkan jaguh angkat berat.

Bagi mengelak kemelut itu daripada menjadi semakin buruk, semalam Ismail Sabri tampil sebagai 'orang tengah'.

"Xin Hui akan melatih mereka sementara menunggu jurulatih baru dari China atau Indonesia tiba.

"MSN (Majlis Sukan Negara) meminta PABM untuk mendapatkan jurulatih baru dan ia masih belum diputuskan bila jurulatih tersebut akan tiba," kata Ismail Sabri pada sidang media selepas mengadakan pertemuan secara tertutup dengan PABM dan lima atlet pelapis elit negara di Bukit Jalil semalam.

Atlet terbabit ialah Mohd. Shafiq Ismail, Aricco Jumith, Mohd Hafifi Mansor, Mohd. Faiz Musa dan Mohd. Zafrin Zulkifli.

Ismail Sabri turut berharap, Stefanov akan menjadi jurulatih untuk atlet pelapis dan tidak lagi membimbing atlet pelapis elit negara.

"Saya tidak mahu isu berkaitan dengan jurulatih akan menjejaskan persiapan kita bagi menghadapi Sukan Asia dan Komanwel yang akan berlangsung tahun depan.

"Kita tidak mahu masalah ini menyebabkan persembahan atlet terus menurun.

"Apa yang penting... atlet dapat membuat persiapan awal bagi menghadapi kedua-dua temasya berprestij itu," ujarnya.

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