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Nabil gets NTC, Badal DC

Sports Reporter
Much of the talk before the first executive committee meeting of the newly-elected Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) committee centred around who would get the two more important portfolios — the National Teams Committee (NTC) and Development Committee (DC). And confirming the news that had leaked out earlier, the NTC would be chaired by vice-president Kazi Nabil Ahmed while the DC would be chaired by Badal Roy, meaning a straight swap between the two.
Badal Roy, who distanced himself from the BFF since winning a marginal electorate in his favour last month, said he was lookingforward to the challenge of the development committee as he felt there was more opportunity to work in that sector.
"I think there is a scope of a lot of work in the development committee, much more than National Teams Committee which is why I was always
interested in it. There is a lot of work to be done like overseeing different leagues, age-group teams, the football academy and also the coaches' training," said Badal in his reaction. "However, I would want to make sure that whatever fund comes to the BFF, at least 20 per cent of it goes to the development, so as to make football viable," added Badal.
Nabil, who got arguably the most important job of heading the NTC, was also relishing the new challenge. Nabil, who has been much maligned by quarters for not making a robust impact on the development committee, said he has the experience of running a club and dealing with players andcoaches.
"Maybe I'm not a footballer or a technical person, but I have the experience of running a football club [Abahani] for the last nine years. So I think I know the pros and cons of the job," said Nabil.
Refuting a suggestion that the development committee was lacklustre during his tenure as its head,
Nabil said, "None of the work of the development committee was unfinished. This new job is of course a big responsibility as the national image rests with the national team's performance, and I would be looking to perform my duty to the best of my ability."
The third of the four vice-presidents on the current committee, Tabith M Awal, who was nominated as the chairman of Competition Committee, said he was looking forward to the prospectoftakingthe good work ahead. Tabith also said he would like to bring his business experience to the field of football and expand the scope of the game.
The other vice-president, former footballer Arif Khan Joy though was none too happy with his appointment as the chairman of the Champions Club Cup Football Committee as he let known of his displeasure to the media. Joy has also declined to accept the job, it was learnt.
"The BFF hasn't showed faith in me which is why they did not give me NTC disclosed these appointments to the media after emerging from a three-hour meeting, the first under the new committee, at the BFF House.
Among the other committees that have been decided, Murshedy will head the Professional Football League Committee as well as the Finance Committee and Logistic Committee, Sheikh Mohammed Maruf Hasan will head the Dhaka Mohanagari Football League Committee, Sirajul Islam BaChchu and Fazlur Rahman Babul will remain in charge of the Women's Football Committee and Grounds Committee respectively while newly-elected vice-presidents Tabith and Joy will head the Competition Committee and Champions Club Cup Football Committee respectively. The remaining committees will be distributed later it was also revealed.