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Bhaichung Bhutia on India’s over-reliance on Sunil Chhetri: By the time he gets to his second retirement, he might have a head haemorrhage!

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“By the time he (Sunil Chhetri) gets to his second retirement, he might have a head haemorrhage! (laughs) For the club, for the country, everybody is only trying to cross (the ball) to his head.” Bhaichung Bhutia says this in jest. But underneath the laughter lies a growing concern over India’s ‘predictable’ line of attack and the over-reliance on the country’s highest-goalscorer, Chhetri, to keep on scoring; mostly from inaccurate crosses. Dis…
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Bhaichung Bhutia on India’s over-reliance on Sunil Chhetri: By the time he gets to his second retirement, he might have a head haemorrhage!

“By the time he (Sunil Chhetri) gets to his second retirement, he might have a head haemorrhage! (laughs) For the club, for the country, everybody is only trying to cross (the ball) to his head.” Bhaichung Bhutia says this in jest. But underneath the laughter lies a growing concern over India’s ‘predictable’ line of attack and the over-reliance on the country’s highest-goalscorer, Chhetri, to keep on scoring; mostly from inaccurate crosses. Dis…

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Bhaichung Bhutia Warns 'Vision 2047 Will Turn Vision 3047' After Indian Football Struggles

Indian football legend Bhaichung Bhutia recently spoke about the current state of the game in India, and his words carry a lot of weight. As a former captain and one of the country’s greatest players, he knows what it takes to succeed. However, he believes Indian football has a long way to go. In his view, the key to progress lies in fixing the grassroots level. Without proper work at the base, he warns, India’s “Vision 2047” plan to improve foo…

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