Subhash Bhowmick Is Dead

 

Footballer and coach Subhash Bhowmick has passed away today morning ( 22 January). In the shadow of mourning on his death. Subhash's death seems to be an irreparable loss to the football community. However, they are sure that he will live in the minds of football lovers.

Subrata Bhattacharya, who played against him cannot accept that Subhash is no more. "Bhowmick dada was a big footballer," he said. His absence cannot be accepted. The same thing happened to Shyam Thapar, another footballer who played with him. "Leaving Subhash is an irreparable loss on the field," he said. "Footballers like Subhash do not die. Subhash will live in the hearts of football lovers. "

Subhash's favorite student was Alvito de Cunha from East Bengal. He is mourning Sir's death. "Subhash Sir was an incomparable character outside of footballers and football coaches," said Alvito. Not just good coaches, but good people. He is like a father to me. When the rhythm was bad, he took me to his house and took care of me. Helps me get my rhythm back. The way he handled me at the time, very few people could do that. It was an irreparable loss to Indian football. "

In the words of Mehtab Hossain, "He got so much success because he was a big size coach. No one can ignore his success even if he disagrees with the way he plays. ”Rahim Nabi again thinks that Subhash Bhowmick is another big name behind his becoming a footballer.

Mohun Bagan chief Debashis Dutt said, “His man management and administrative capacity was unmatched. Subhash da was a huge man. I never thought you would leave so quickly. But wherever he goes, he will be Subhash Bhowmick. No one can change him. His greatest quality is individuality. There were a lot of footballers in the 80's. But he was a little different. "

All India Football Association has sent a message of condolence on the death of Subhash. President Praful Patel said in a statement, "I am very sorry to hear that Subhash da, the best footballer of my generation, is no more. His contribution to Indian football is unforgettable and will never be forgotten. He will be with us forever. Indian football has lost another star. 'Secretary Kushal Das said,' Subhash da will live among us through the fame he created.

Subhash had been suffering from diabetes and kidney disease for a long time. He has had to undergo regular dialysis for the last three and a half months. Eventually he was admitted to a nursing home in Ekbalpur with a chest infection. He also had bypass surgery 23 years ago. The former footballer and coach breathed his last in a nursing home on Saturday morning.