Sports Correspondent – The News
KARACHI: Pakistan football team’s Bahraini coach Mohammed Shamlan had a meeting with the Karachi-based Marta Women Football Club’s President Raees Khan at a local hotel the other day.
During an hour-long meeting, the two discussed various issues relating to women football in Pakistan.
Shamlan said that women football could develop in Pakistan if quality coaches were provided to teams.
“There may be talent but it is necessary to have quality coaches. One cannot develop a team without a qualified and quality coach,” Shamlan said. Raees also presented his club’s souvenir to the coach.
Raees Khan worked as media coordinator for Diya Women Football Club for about 2 years. Was sacked as he was bribing players to join a club he would soon be making. Highlighting such people who’re good for nothing for the progression of women’s football actually comes as hilarious to me.
Totally agree with this. Also, exactly HOW does this qualify as news? How does this information help women’s football? Oh wait, it will probably help Raees. Whoops.
This was published by the News.