Even the coaches are not spared the abuse, claims Sathia


PETALING JAYA: Veteran coach B. Sathianathan (pic) can vouch that it’s not only the players who are targets for racial abuse.

Sathianathan, who now handles Selangor, says he’s had his fair share with some of them coming from their own fans.

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