Rashid Sidek Have No Regret with His Career

KUALA LUMPUR: National singles chief coach Rashid Sidek was all smiles when his charges celebrated his 45th birthday after a hard day’s work at Stadium Juara in Bukit Kiara. 

Rashid has many wishes, but the most important is that charges do not have any regrets later on in their lives.
  
He ended his career as a player in 2000. In 2003, he joined the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) as a coach. And for his contribution to the sport, he was named as the National Sports Council’s (NSC) Coach of the Year.
  
“Fortunately, I have a bronze medal to show from the 1996 Atlanta Games and the Thomas Cup title (in 1992). Right now, some of our players do not even have a major Open title but I hope they will be motivated enough to make their careers better.” Rashid said.

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Written By Lee Jie Yin (Becky)

Source by The Star Online