On April 7, in response to Chengdu goalkeeper Zhang Yan's post-game comments in response to fans on social media, reporter Wang Enemy commented on social media that, as a public figure, it was too much to make such comments.
In last night's Super League match, Rongcheng defeated Jinmen Tigers 3-2. In the final stages of extra time, Rongcheng lost two goals in a row and many fans expressed their dissatisfaction by leaving messages under goalkeeper Zhang Yan's social media. Zhang Yan then replied and disliked back with rude words to express his anger. Now, Zhang Yan's replies have been deleted and he himself posted an apology message on social media.
In response, Wang Di Review writes:
Zhang Yan may be temporary so he didn't say anything, but as a public figure, using insulting remarks is too much. Even if the FA doesn't punish Zhang Yan, the Chengdu team should be punished internally. When interviewing Ding Haifeng, he mentioned, "As long as you perform well, others won't target you; if you don't perform well, then you have only yourself to blame, it's your own responsibility."" In my opinion, this is the mentality that professional players should have.
