CHENG HONG REMAINS IMPORTANT FOR TIGERS

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Reports in January linked Lee Cheng Hong with a move away from Tigers United, although it now appears he will remain at the club for at least another two years. Some fans are ready to see the striker depart, but his continued presence in the squad can only be positive.

No matter how well Cheng Hong performs, though, he is met with criticism from Tigers supporters. One of the most common concerns is his languid style of play. He does not tirelessly run like Zali or Suffian, nor is he as fast as Firdaus, but he should not be dismissed on that basis. He is a different brand of striker, one who relies more on his skill and intelligence.

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