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Koo Luam Khen (or Khoo Luan Khen, simplified Chinese: 古廉权; traditional Chinese: 古廉權, born 27 March 1951) was a Malaysia national football player. He participated in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games.[1] He was the former coach of Hong Kong national football team, Hong Kong League team Instant-Dict and Sun Hei. He won "Best Coach of the Year" in Hong Kong Top Footballer Awards 2003 and 2005.[2] References ^ Malaysia - Munich 1972 - FIFA.com ^ (Chinese) 最佳足球明星選舉結果昨日公佈 - RTHK External links Awards Preceded by Casemiro Mior Hong Kong Coach of the Year 2002–03 Succeeded by Chan Hung Ping Preceded by Chan Hung Ping Hong Kong Coach of the Year 2004–05 Succeeded by Dejan Antonic  Hong Kong squads v · d · eHong Kong squad – 1994 Asian Games 1 Chung Ho Yin • 2 Chan Chi Keung • 3 Yau Kin Wai • 4 Chiu Chun Ming • 5 Yan Lik Kin • 6 Lo Kai Wah • 7 Chan Chi Kwong • 8 Tam Siu Wai • 9 Bredbury • 10 Au Wai Lun • 11 Lee Kin Wo (c) • 12 Chiu Chung Man • 13 Lee Wai Man • 14 Law Wai Chi • 15 Lee Ah Lun • 16 Sham Kwok Pui • 17 Mak Kwok Fai • 18 Lam Hing Lun • Coach: Koo Luam Khen v · d · eHong Kong squad – 1995 Dynasty Cup Third Place 1 Kooistra • 2 Cheung Kam Wah • 3 Yau Kin Wai • 4 Lo Kai Wah • 5 Chan Chi Keung • 6 Greer • 7 Bredbury • 8 Tam Siu Wai • 9 Tempest • 10 Au Wai Lun • 11 Lee Kin Wo (c) • 12 L. Santos • 13 Lee Wai Man • 14 Leung Shing Kit • 15 Chung Ho Yin • 16 Shum Kwok Pui • 17 Chan Chi Kwong • 18 Chiu Chung Man • 19 Wong Chi Keung • 20 Chan Hing Wing • 21 Loh Wai Chi • Coach: Koo Luam Khen v · d · eHong Kong national football team – Managers Sneddon (1954–1958) · Lai Shiu Wing (1958–1970) · Chan Fai Hung (1970–1972) · Ho Ying Fun (1973–1975) · van Balkom (1976) · Chan Yong Chong (1977–1979) · McParland (1979) · Knobel (1979–1981) · Kwok Ka Ming (1982–1990) · Vacant (1990–1992) · Wong Man Wai (1992) · Chan Hung Ping (1993) · Khoo Luan Khen (1994–1995) · Tsang Wai Chung (1996) · Kwok Ka Ming (1997) · Araújo (1997–1998) · Chan Hung Ping (1999–2000) · van der Zouwen (2000–2001) · Mior (2002) · Lai Sun Cheung (2002–2006) · Lee Kin Wo (2007) · Lai Sun Cheung (2007–2008) · Antonić & Paulić (2008–2009) · Kim Pan-Gon (2009–2010) · Tsang Wai Chung (2010–2011) · Liu Chun Fai (2011–) Persondata Name Koo, Luam Khen Alternative names Short description Date of birth 1951 Place of birth Date of death Place of death This biographical article related to Malaysian association football is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e