According to the latest news from Tianjin Jinmen Tigers officials, Tianjin Jinmen Tigers player who was injured by Zhang Linpeng's shoveling has been diagnosed with a fracture tomorrow. The official microblog of Tianjin Jinmen Tiger wrote: "After the preliminary diagnosis of the image, tomorrow's left foot cuneiform bone fracture, will be further diagnosed and treated after returning to Tianjin." This is undoubtedly a serious injury and it is expected that tomorrow will be out for a long time.
Earlier, in the 20th round of the Chinese Super League (CSL) Shanghai Port 2-1 Tianjin Jinmen Tiger match, the visiting player tomorrow was shoveled by Zhang Linpeng, fell 10 meters away, and then left the field to test the injury of cuneiform bone fracture of the left foot. I'm really scared of something. In the post-match press conference, Jinmen Tigers head coach Yu Genwei prayed that tomorrow would not cause any major injuries, but it was not to be.
From Zhang Linpeng's foul action, his right shoe stud was firmly on the ankle of his former national soccer teammate. After kicking his opponent to a broken bone, the offending player escaped red. The duty referee only showed a yellow card and even more outrageously the VAR video assistant referee did not intervene. So, should Zhang Linpeng's shoveling have been red? Shanghai follow reporter Chen Hua didn't think it was a red card.
On his personal social media platform, Reporter Chan posted n updates (above) in defense of Zhang's dangerous behavior. According to Reporter Chan, whether Zhang's action is a red card or not depends on whether it is a forward, sideways or backward shoveling, and if it is a backward shoveling it is a red card foul.
The reporter continued his post (below), stating that one could infer that Zhang's foul was not a red card using the simplest of logic. He wrote: If Zhang was a red card, the video assistant referee would have intervened long ago. Then he asked: Do you netizens know the ball better than the referee?
However, absurdly, according to the journalist's theory that referees are always right, there are no wrong judgments or misjudgments on the soccer field. According to the reporter's logic, the local referees in the Chinese Super League are all super-competent, masters of penalizing one by one. Is this true? Not at all. Therefore, the reporter's counter-question is very naive. Not only do they not understand the Chinese Super League, but they also do not understand the ability and style of the referees in the Chinese Super League.
This is not the end of the story! The reporter continued to criticize the "ball blind" watching the video said red card, this is your quality. He wrote: "Ball blindness is too much, even front shoveling, side shoveling, back shoveling is not clear, watch the video or animation to say sure red card, this is the soccer knowledge and rules of some viewers of the Premier League literacy."
Angry scolding "ball blindness has no achievement"! It seems that the fans' discussion of Zhang Linpeng's foul made the team's reporters very angry, as if the injured player was not a Tianjin Jinmen Tiger player, but a Hong Kong player. The opposing player was shoveled to a broken bone, the reporter did not see the sympathy, even if the blessing, fortunately Zhang Linpeng also know that he is wrong, busy tomorrow to pay for the money.
