Revington’s all 'stressed out' to continue


  • Hockey
  • Monday, 20 Jan 2014

KUALA LUMPUR: A stress-related illness is the main reason national hockey chief coach Paul Revington quit the team.

In a press conference on Monday, the South African said that he had given a lot of thought to the matter. He explained that his stress level had escalated since June last year and that he can no longer perform to the best of his ability.

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