Beijing time on March 15, about Feng Xiaoting last night in the personal communication media published a long article, reporter Zhao Yu also wrote an article to analyze. He showed that the level of soccer is not directly related to the amount of salary, and the Chinese
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The ball is the cluttering up of an abbreviated problem.
Zhao Yu wrote:
Regarding Feng Xiaoting's long article, many people discussed whether he wrote it himself, but I don't think it matters. No matter who wrote it, as long as it was sent out from his personal microblog, it represents what he wants to say.
Not seeing exclamation points in an article is a welcome relief, due to the fact that an article filled with exclamation points is an extremely low-end method of narration. However, the many parentheses in the article are unnecessary and straightforward. The penultimate paragraph is able to be deleted and need not appear in such a matter-of-fact article. Of course, everyone is free to express themselves, and it's fine if they don't delete it.
Feng Xiaoting's article talks about his emotions, the middle
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The state of the ball, and personal reflections on that state of affairs, are great. Soccer needs to hear more solid voices, especially from those in the industry. Other players who have something to say should also express it in abundance. Unfortunately, due to all the clutter, many are unwilling or perhaps afraid to speak the truth. Internet clutter, understand all the reluctance and dare not.
For many years, the income of our players has been similar to that of the Chinese
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The problem of disproportionate level of football has been criticized by all kinds of people, and it is summarized in one sentence: why do you earn so much money by playing so poorly?
It's true that soccer smashed the money those years players were earning a lot of money that didn't match their own value. But that's what the mall dictates, and the unnatural state of the mall is bound to lead to a lot of things being misaligned.
Now that the mall has cooled, players are no longer paid as well as they could have been, and are even owed and not paid. Almost a year in arrears and still lost to Vietnam.
You'll see that there is no direct, inevitable link between the level of soccer and the amount of money paid. If you're just complaining about "too much money and no results", that's fine, everyone has the right to criticize, and that right has nothing to do with good or bad results.
If we want to find a solution to the problem, we must not discuss the amount of money earned and the level of play as the main contradiction, and then logically assume that less money will improve the level of play. If that were the case, soccer would be too easy to improve.
How to get good at soccer is actually very simple, everyone understands it, just the middle of the
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The ball has historically been cluttered with simple problems over the years to get to where it is today. It feels sad at times, but full of powerlessness.
