This article interviews Mr Goh Yong Hang, an ex-teacher and softball coach of Catholic High School. He speaks about his training philosophy where softball is concerned and is very clear on where he stand with regards to student discipline.

But when a Barcelona player wins the ball, he doesn’t try for a splitting pass. The club’s attitude is: he has won the ball, that’s a wonderful achievement, and he doesn’t need to do anything else special. All he should do is slot the ball simply to the nearest teammate. Barcelona’s logic is that in winning the ball, the guy has typically forfeited his vision of the field. So he is the worst-placed player to hit a telling ball.

Even this man’s claim that “I knew about football, I could do the on-pitch things” is dubious. Does Rijkaard, or Diego Maradona, know more about football than Jose Mourinho, whose total experience as a player was a few minutes in Belenenses reserves? Did Keane’s knack for geeing up teammates on the field translate once he had become a jockey?

The senior team is slated to play against Temasek Junior College today to improve their competitiveness against an older team.

Raffles Institution arrived at Catholic High School for a friendly match against the ‘C’ Division team today.