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Amin speaks his mind

Sports Reporter
Maj Gen (retd) Amin Ahmed Chowdhury declared his panel's election manifesto yesterday with a slogan of a 'united effort' to breathe life into the country's languishing game.
Criticising the malfunctioning last five years, the combined panel's president candidate said that their 23-point proposal could revive the popularity and improve the standard of the game.
But he ensured that whatever the result in tomorrow’s elections against his rivals' panel led by legendary striker Kazi Salahuddin they will try to get involved for the greater interest of the game.
'We disclosed our election manifesto today (Saturday) but we will come up with our roadmap within four months if the councillors ultimately vote us to run the show," promised the former Army man while talking during a press conference at a local hotel yesterday.
"I tried my best to host one panel but ultimately it was not realised but still I believe that a united effort as well as proper planning can bring back the golden day’s of the game,” headded.
The blame-game however continued with only two days to go as former national player Salam Murshedi, who is contesting for the senior vice-president's post, raised questions about his opponent's misuse of power.
"They are taking undue advantage as incumbent office bearers," said Murshedi.
He also blasted his opponents to launch a false campaign against them by saying that they have been
receiving the blessings of Bangladesh Olympic Association (BOA).
"The election fever gripped everybody as we physically went to the councillors to convince them but it's not true that we are getting favour of BOA officials. Everybody should understand that BOA is the supreme authority of all organisations," he explained.
Despite this kind of negative campaign, Amin Ahmed however was very confident about his panel's victory in the elections.
"I believe the councillors picked the right people to take the game few steps forward. I think in our manifesto we clearly gave a guideline about our future planning," saidAmin.
The highly ambitious point included in the proposal is that they will arrange an international tournament while arranging loan
for the clubs was a new addition of the planning.
"On the basis of the club's infrastructure and result, we will try to convince the authorities to arrange bank loan with less interest to make them profit-oriented institute because the clubs arc the breeding grounds of players," it stated.
Like Kazi Salahuddin, the Amin-led panel also promised to regularly hold different leagues.
"We will also arrange a two-year long extensive training programme for the national team to clinch the SAF Games and SAFF football titles. We feel that we can only achieve a standard in the Asian level if we have proper planning in the agelevels," said Amin.
But above everything, there would be good and dynamic leadership believed Amin by demanding that his panel has the quality to make the dream come true.