In the fifth season of the talk show, Li Dan evaluated the top 8 "Maodou" said this sentence "with the eye, there is an expectation", I very much agree with this sentence. At present, Wuhan three towns and Shandong Taishan who can become 2022 and Shandong Taishan who can become the final winner.
As the three towns of Wuhan, this match color "blackest" promoted horses naturally become the most concerned about the outside world. Four years ago, they were still winning championships. Through continuous efforts, they have been promoted to the top soccer hall in China in a short time. In addition, they are leading the table in the Chinese Super League for 24 rounds.
Through its achievements, it also gives the outside world a real insight into the past and present life of Wuhan Tri-Town. Three Towns, formerly known as Shangwen Sports, is an organization dedicated to youth soccer training. It has been going for nearly 10 years. During this time, they have been investing, sending kids out, bringing in excellent foreign coaches and making extraordinary achievements.
In order to let the children have a higher stage to show, Shangwen set up a professional club, starting from the champion, gradually to the highest professional stage. The initial intention, everything is for the children, which also reflects the social responsibility of Wuhan Three Towns. It is worth mentioning that the name of Wuhan Sanzhen also changed before the Chinese Football Association issued a neutral name. It can be seen that investors love soccer is a dream Wuhan soccer and Chinese soccer.
Last night after the game with the Henan Songshan Longmen, the famous soccer player Xu Liang in the live broadcast speech "three towns owed wages" remarks caused fans dissatisfaction.
First of all, as a public figure, this is an extremely irresponsible performance, as an insider, you have to find it through any channel "Is Sanzhen owed wages?" Secondly, as a big fan with millions of followers. v, have you ever thought about how much his comments will affect the club, Wuhan fans and fans who don't know the truth? Thirdly, does he really understand the past and present of Wuhan Sanzhen? Fourthly, with Chinese soccer in such a downturn, how much will unfounded comments affect the development of Chinese soccer.
A few years ago, it was undeniable that salary arrears had become a common phenomenon in Chinese soccer. However, with a step-by-step reshuffle, the better money drives out the worse, and the Chinese Super League clubs are gradually getting better.
It is understood that the three towns are running well at the moment, with prize money from the last game having been handed out to players and staff cards ahead of the Henan game.
In addition, in an interview with Renhang and Malcolm some time ago on Soccer Daily, I learned that the three towns have never defaulted on wages. Renhang himself also said that the club had never defaulted on wages and that the bonus was the first time it had been in the account.
Winning and losing in soccer is normal, and so are the ups and downs of players, but losing has something to do with salary arrears? Shandong didn't lose to Henan? They also owed wages?
