Sathia: Pan-gon must learn our culture before making changes


PETALING JAYA: It’s probably not a good idea for Kim Pan-gon (pic) of South Korea to start making waves when he starts his job as Malaysia’s new football coach.

That’s the opinion of ex-Malaysian coach and Football Coaches Association of Malaysia (PBJM) president B. Sathianathan who prefers a patient approach.

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