Defender Bojan Malisic still enjoying his football after 20 years of playing the Beautiful Game

“Technically, Indonesian football is slightly better than Hong Kong’s. Having said that, not all the clubs are technically good but in each of the league, there will be 3-4 teams that will be outstanding. And in terms of game play, Indonesian football is definitely more aggressive and intensive. In fact, I would rate Indonesian football 80% more aggressive than in Hong Kong! Especially since I am playing as a defender, I have the clear view of the entire play from behind. It is always full of action for 90 minutes. Indonesian league is certainly a more challenging league to be playing in”

Mongolia’s German Coach shares his unique football coaching experience in Asia, Africa & Manchester United

Among the clubs that I have been, the time spent with Manchester United has to be the most memorable. That year was 2003 and the club had the Neville brothers, Diego Forlan, Roy Keane and the young Cristiano Ronaldo had just came in. So everyday I would be studying how the team trained, what were their latest training drills and what kind of yoga & boxing training they would be having.