Sunday Anchor: A leg-up for Indian football
October 18, 2015 00:35 IST
Updated:
October 24, 2015 21:47 IST
October 18, 2015 00:35 IST
Updated:
October 24, 2015 21:47 IST
The Indian Super League has exposed Indian football to a new level of professionalism. Despite several shortcomings, the organisational structure of the clubs, the training methods, player facilities, and marketing have all ensured that football will never be the same in the country again.
The Indian Super League has exposed Indian football to a new level of professionalism. Despite several shortcomings, the organisational structure of the clubs, the training methods, player facilities, and marketing have all ensured that football will never be the same in the country again.
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With vastly bigger budgets, ISL clubs are able to afford the sort of players, staff, facilities and equipment that football in the country had largely not been used to before.
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Goa is not only a land of sun, sand and surf, but has a storied history of football. There is a feverish excitement of being among fans.
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While exposure has increased for Indians with the Indian Super League, the necessary structures are still not in place, says Pune City FC player Gouramangi Singh.
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