Dear Friends,
I was reading an article on Straits Times today (10th April 2013- Page B16) about former FAS Chief N. Ganesan and I feel sad. A man who dedicated his life for Singapore soccer is now living in a nursing home in Bukit Timah after he suffered a stroke. He has helped a lot of soccer players as well as Singapore soccer. What I admire about him is his passion and self sacrifice for the good of Singapore soccer.
I loved watching Singapore soccer when the likes of Ganesan and Choo Seng Quee were in charge of the Singapore team. The footballers played with passion and they were skillful players even though they earned very little money from playing soccer. Former players have only good things to say about "Gani".
Here is a story from Asia One:
http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Sports/Story/A1Story20121226-391681/2.html
Former Soccer Players, Lawyers and Friends are trying to raise funds to help Ganesan who is 80 years old. Please support in anyway you can.
Thanks.
Yours Sincerely,
Mark
I was reading an article on Straits Times today (10th April 2013- Page B16) about former FAS Chief N. Ganesan and I feel sad. A man who dedicated his life for Singapore soccer is now living in a nursing home in Bukit Timah after he suffered a stroke. He has helped a lot of soccer players as well as Singapore soccer. What I admire about him is his passion and self sacrifice for the good of Singapore soccer.
I loved watching Singapore soccer when the likes of Ganesan and Choo Seng Quee were in charge of the Singapore team. The footballers played with passion and they were skillful players even though they earned very little money from playing soccer. Former players have only good things to say about "Gani".
Here is a story from Asia One:
http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Sports/Story/A1Story20121226-391681/2.html
Former Soccer Players, Lawyers and Friends are trying to raise funds to help Ganesan who is 80 years old. Please support in anyway you can.
Thanks.
Yours Sincerely,
Mark
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