Aidil in wonderland

By T. AVINESHWARAN

Eyes on the ball: Perak

KUALA LUMPUR: Seven months ago, Kedah coach Aidil Sharin took over a team that lost half of their first-team players.

Coming from Singapore, the former Home United coach felt that he needed time to rebuild the team and only aimed for silverwares the next year.

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