On August 6, after the 0-2 defeat against Sichuan Jiuniu in this round of the Central League, Guangzhou fell into the doldrums again after four consecutive rounds of undefeated. In response, Guangzhou player Bugla Khan took to social media to clear up rumors of team discord.
Bugra Khan was not present at the Sichuan Jiuniu game tonight. Regarding various rumors, he took to social media to dispel them:
If you want to talk about topics outside of the game, first and foremost, there are no problems in the team's locker room! If something goes wrong, I'm sure the club will make a statement or penalize in their own way. If you don't play in a game, it's the coaches' and manager's choice whether or not you make the roster. We respect the coach's coaching staff choice as well. To fight for our place, our whole team trains hard every day and now there is a good atmosphere to compete with each other. We are a team and we will take the blame together no matter what the result is, but we shouldn't hold someone who hasn't played a single ball and hasn't been on the field responsible.
Not to mention hurting any players that never happened. If they did, they dared to take responsibility. If they did as you say, the club wouldn't be watching them. If it really is harmful to the group's horse it will certainly be punished severely according to our 3-9 team rules. So I hope that my fellow fans will also understand and that someone will show mercy. The team is young up and down. Online discussions can have a big impact on the already fragile young players. It's really hard for the team at this point in time and the outcome is not what we want to see.
In the meantime, we'll work through it. Thank you all for letting us down today.
