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Mulvey: Rhinos playing for injured team member
Published on: Tuesday, July 07, 2015
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Kota Kinabalu: Mike Mulvey said Sabah Rhinos will be playing for Rozaimi Abd Rahman in their Premier League clash against UiTM tonight (Tuesday) at the Likas Stadium starting at 9.15pm.The Harimau Muda player was injured on Monday afternoon in a car accident while on his way to the training ground.

"We are very saddened this afternoon that one of our team members has been involved in a car accident.

"Our hearts and prayers go out to his family. We know that the doctors are looking after him and he is in very good hands.

"And we will be playing for him tomorrow night," he said on Monday afternoon before the team training session.

On the match itself, he said he is looking for a positive response from his players.

"We are getting to the stage of the season where it needs to be very positive among the whole group especially following the loss last Friday.

"You have to remember life is not what happens to you but how you respond to what happens to you.

"So I am looking for a response from the players tomorrow to the fact that we dropped points on the road."

He added that there will be some expected changes in the team line-up tonight.

"It is quite a turn around and we will make some changes forced through suspensions for Hardy (Parsi) and Joel (Chianese) while Khairi (Kiman) and Julamri (Muhammad) looked likely to miss out as well with injuries so we are going to make on something today on training.

"The bottom line is that the true factor about the whole game against DRB Hicom was that we conceded two soft goals through our poor defending which the players admit and know about.

"But at the same time we created five or six chances, and key thing in football is that you can't always score three or four goals every game.

"I am not concerned about creating chances, I want to make sure that we stop the leaky defence.

"Also we finished the game very strong now so our fitness have improved and that is good.

"I am a half glass full of person and I think there is still a lot to play for this season with eight more games to go."





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