Kim Swee aims to make Sabah a force to be reckoned with


A good change: Datuk Ong Kim Swee’s (right) said he took up the job because he missed the action and wanted a new challenge.

PETALING JAYA: Coach Datuk Ong Kim Swee is heading back to Sabah to turn their fortune around.

Kim Swee, who played for the Rhinos from 1994-1998, is relishing the new challenge after quitting his post as the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) technical director on Friday.

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