As a coach, my belief in football has been shaped by real experiences—by moments of hope, struggle, and resilience on and off the field.
With the U-18 (L) KNMT team, we fought our way to the final of the Nancy Memorial Tournament at Bungmual Field. The team earned that place through discipline, teamwork, and sacrifice. Unfortunately, due to the civil war that broke out in Manipur, we were forced to withdraw from the final. It was a painful moment, not because of defeat, but because circumstances beyond football stopped us. In the end, the cash prizes for first and second place were equally shared with The Shepherd's FA. That experience taught me that football is not only about winning trophies—it is also about dignity, unity, and standing strong even when things are taken out of our control.
With the Thangkhal Elite Force, I led the team in the CVDF Tournament, where we reached the semi-finals. That journey showed how far commitment, tactical discipline, and trust in each other can take a team, even when the competition is tough and every match feels like a final.
Earlier, with the U-17 (L) KNMT team, we reached the quarter-finals at Tangnuam Playground. Though we didn't go further, it was a crucial learning stage—proof that growth, experience, and patience are essential parts of building a strong future.
From all these journeys, one truth stands clear: progress in football is never accidental. It comes from consistency, unity, and the courage to keep moving forward after setbacks.
Khallai FC, I share these experiences not to speak of the past, but to remind you of what is possible. Believe in the process, respect the game, trust your teammates, and never lose heart—because when a team stands together, results will always follow in time. 💪⚽
Lungkhat
Khallai FC
With the U-18 (L) KNMT team, we fought our way to the final of the Nancy Memorial Tournament at Bungmual Field. The team earned that place through discipline, teamwork, and sacrifice. Unfortunately, due to the civil war that broke out in Manipur, we were forced to withdraw from the final. It was a painful moment, not because of defeat, but because circumstances beyond football stopped us. In the end, the cash prizes for first and second place were equally shared with The Shepherd's FA. That experience taught me that football is not only about winning trophies—it is also about dignity, unity, and standing strong even when things are taken out of our control.
With the Thangkhal Elite Force, I led the team in the CVDF Tournament, where we reached the semi-finals. That journey showed how far commitment, tactical discipline, and trust in each other can take a team, even when the competition is tough and every match feels like a final.
Earlier, with the U-17 (L) KNMT team, we reached the quarter-finals at Tangnuam Playground. Though we didn't go further, it was a crucial learning stage—proof that growth, experience, and patience are essential parts of building a strong future.
From all these journeys, one truth stands clear: progress in football is never accidental. It comes from consistency, unity, and the courage to keep moving forward after setbacks.
Khallai FC, I share these experiences not to speak of the past, but to remind you of what is possible. Believe in the process, respect the game, trust your teammates, and never lose heart—because when a team stands together, results will always follow in time. 💪⚽
Lungkhat
Khallai FC
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