Coach Bidoglio’s tinkering with JDT first XI continues to yield great results


Feeling real good: JDT’s Syahmi Safari (front) celebrates after scoring against Kelantan in the second leg Malaysia Cup quarter-final match at the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: They don’t call Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) coach Hector Bidoglio a ‘’Tinkerman’’ for nothing.

The Venezuelan has been tinkering with his first XI in every Malaysia Cup game, leaving many to wonder whether he even had a set eleven or not.

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