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Rexy sedia bekerjasama

DIA sudah ada persetujuan dengan Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM), jadi bila-bila masa dia boleh datang berjumpa saya atau hadir ke pejabat persatuan,” kata ketua jurulatih beregu badminton kebangsaan, Rexy Mainaky yang tidak sabar-sabar menjalin kerjasama dengan bekas jurulatih Korea Selatan dan England, Tan Kim Her.


SERIUS...Rexy (kiri) memantau latihan beregu utama negara.
SERIUS...Rexy (kiri) memantau latihan beregu utama negara. 
 
Tan Kim Her semalam memberitahu dia menanti lampu hijau dari BAM dan Rexy sebelum memulakan kerjanya sebagai jurulatih baru Malaysia.

Malah Setiausaha Kehormat BAM, Ganga Rao, kelmarin, juga memberitahu belum secara rasmi menandatangani kontrak dengan jurulatih itu.

Rexy ketika dihubungi menegaskan bahawa bekas pemain negara yang pernah bergandingan dengan Yap Kim Hock itu boleh terus hadir bertemunya ataupun ke gelanggang latihan kerana dia tiada halangan untuk berkerja sama dengan jurulatih berpengalaman itu.

“Saya sedia bertemunya, malah dia mungkin boleh terus berkerja sama dengan kita dalam seminggu dua ini di gelanggang latihan untuk saling mengenali antara satu sama lain,” kata Rexy.

Namun Rexy memberitahu tiada sebarang perancangan memberi tanggungjawab tertentu kepada Kim Her selagi mesyuarat jawatankuasa Kejurulatihan dan Latihan tidak dilangsungkan.

“Saya tidak boleh membuat keputusan mahu beri tanggungjawab apa kepada dia (Kim Her) kerana jawatankuasa belum bermesyuarat selepas ia ditunda.

Apa yang penting saya rasa mesyuarat itu perlu dilakukan secepat mungkin bagi memastikan segala perancangan dapat dibentuk lebih awal.”

Selepas mesyuarat jawatankuasa dibatalkan minggu lalu, tiada sebarang kepastian mengenai tarikh baru itu.

Namun mesyuarat itu dijangka tidak diadakan minggu ini kerana menurut sumber, pertemuan diadakan selepas mesyuarat Exco BAM yang diadakan pada Jumaat ini.

Justeru Rexy berharap, dia bersama jurulatih lain dapat bertemu Kim Her berbincang mengenai struktur latihan selain menjelaskan perancangan sedia ada.

“Saya memang rasakan kami perlu duduk semeja berbincang. Saya tidak tahu apa yang dia bincangkan dengan BAM sebelum ini. Yang pasti saya perlu jelaskan padanya apa yang telah kita lakukan, perancangan dan hasrat kita sebelum kita dengar bentuk perubahan yang dia mahukan,” jelas Rexy yang enggan pengalaman berharga yang ada pada Kim Her terbiar lebih lama.

Rexy dijangka bertemu Kim Her hari ini, sebelum bekas jurulatih England itu bertemu pengurusan BAM pada tarikh yang akan ditetapkan.

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