A Malaysian for QPR

Neil Warnock's sacking as QPR manager gives club owner Tan Sri Tony Fernandes an opportunity to start afresh and prove that he has the greater interest of the game at heart. A master at branding and re-branding himself, Tony may want to consider putting a Malaysian brand in the QPR coaching set-up. As the owner, he is entitled to impose his thoughts on the QPR Board and give someone like Aminuddin Hussein, a coach who has worked with most of the current internationals in the senior set-up since 2000, the chance to pitch his tent in England.

The likes of Nasril Nourdin, Farizal Marlias, Norshahrul Idlan Talaha, Amirulhadi Zainal, Safiq Rahim, Aidil Zafuan and Zaquan Adha Abdul Radzak are some of the names who had gone through Aminuddin's guidance since the FAM youth programme was introduced at the Bukit Jalil Sports School more than 10 years ago.

No needlah to give our current crop of Malaysian players a two-week attachment. No needlah to send our senior national coaches since they have won everything there is to win in the region (hehe).

Instead, create a bigger impact. Expose the coaches, educate the educators!

Tan Sri Tony, sendlah Amin or any coach involved in the youth set-up for a long-term programme at QPR!