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Rosman ganti Rexy

ROSMAN dilantik ketua jurulatih beregu wanita yang baru berkuat kuasa 1 Mei ini.


KEKOSONGAN yang ditinggalkan Rexy Mainaky selaku ketua jurulatih beregu wanita kini sudah ada pengganti.

Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Kejurulatihan dan Latihan (C&T) Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM), Ng Chin Chai mengumumkan, Rosman Abdul Razak akan menjadi ketua jurulatih beregu wanita yang baharu berkuat kuasa 1 Mei ini.

Chin Chai berkata, berdasarkan penilaian yang dibuat pihaknya, Rosman yang sebelum ini menggalas tugas selaku jurulatih beregu lelaki merupakan calon yang paling layak.

“Kami (BAM) membuat keputusan ini berdasarkan hasil kerjanya yang baik sebelum ini.
“Selain itu, kami juga melihat dari aspek senioriti dan mendapatkan maklum balas daripada pemain,” kata Chin Chai ketika sidang akhbar selepas mempengerusikan mesyuarat C&T di Stadium Juara Bukit Kiara semalam.

Bagaimanapun, Chin Chai menjelaskan pengumuman rasmi berhubung pelantikan tersebut hanya akan dibuat oleh Presiden BAM, Datuk Seri Nadzmi Mohd. Salleh pada mesyuarat Exco badan induk badminton negara itu hari ini.

Pada 12 April lalu, Rexy mengejutkan peminat-peminat sukan badminton tanah air apabila mengumumkan bahawa beliau telah meletak jawatan selaku ketua jurulatih beregu wanita pada pertengahan bulan lalu.
Keputusan itu diterima sepenuhnya oleh BAM meskipun sedar bahawa jurulatih kelahiran Indonesia itu telah banyak menyumbang kejayaan terhadap sukan badminton negara selepas tujuh tahun bersama badan induk tersebut.

Ia termasuk menjadi individu yang bertanggungjawab meletakkan beregu lelaki negara, Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong bergelar beregu No. 1 dunia pada 2010.
Justeru mahu atau tidak, BAM perlu segera mencari pengganti kepada Rexy dan Rosman menjadi pilihan badan induk itu.

Rosman akan memikul tanggungjawab besar dengan tugas baharunya itu kerana satu pasangan beregu wanita negara, Wong Pei Tty-Chin Eei Hui berada pada landasan tepat untuk beraksi pada temasya Sukan Olimpik 2012 di London Julai depan.

Dalam perkembangan lain, Chin Chai turut mengumumkan bahawa BAM telah memilih Dongguan, China sebagai tempat latihan pusat buat skuad negara menjelang pusingan akhir Kejohanan Badminton Piala Thomas 2012 di Wuhan yang bermula 20 hingga 27 Mei depan.

Jelas Chin Chai yang juga merupakan Setiausaha Kehormat BAM, latihan pusat tersebut akan diadakan bermula dari 13 hingga 18 Mei depan.



Oleh HELMI TALKAH
helmi.talkah@kosmo.com.my

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