After missing three consecutive rounds of Chinese Super League matches, Taishan head coach Hao Wei was arrested and the results are in! The former Chinese League One player recently revealed on air that Hao Wei was really taken away and his phone confiscated. Chinese women's soccer head coach Jia Xiuquan lost contact with Hao Wei, but unlike Hao Wei, Jia Xiuquan sent out a circle of friends to dispel the rumors in the first place. This further confirms that Hao Wei may have actually been taken away. Otherwise, it is easy to post rumors in the circle of friends.
Hao Wei, Jia Xiuquan and Li Xiaopeng all served as head coaches of the Chinese women's soccer team. After Hao Wei's disappearance, a sports blogger revealed that the two former head coaches of the Chinese women's soccer team had been investigated. However, this news is most likely false. Hao Wei's investigation basically has little to do with the Chinese women's soccer team. Instead, he is likely related to Jin Jingdao.
Before Jin Jingdao's arrest, the Taishan team was actually in two crises. The first crisis was when the Taishan team leader comfortably resigned last year when Hao Wei's scandal was publicly disclosed in WeChat groups. According to the report, Hao Wei brought women back to the hotel during leading the team's training, as well as PC and other scandals. But the Taishan team did not respond, so they chose to remain silent. It can be seen that the Taishan team has a lot of experience in dealing with this kind of crisis, and that is silence.
After the Hao Wei scandal, Wu Xinghan's cheating incident began to explode in last year's FA Cup final. The Taishan team remained silent during the two months that the story was festering. Then, the Chinese Super League match-fixing case was involved. Although Wu Xinghan and Dailin were not involved, they shook out the honest and truthful Jin Jingdao. Thus, the Chinese Super League match-fixing case officially kicked off, with as many as 70 players from the Chinese Super League, Chinese League One and Chinese League Two involved.
In the new season's Super Cup, Hao Wei also praised Taishan for doing a good job in handling the Wu Xinghan incident in the pre-match press conference. This response was criticized by fans because Taishan didn't handle it at all and Wu Xinghan was forced to hide. Then Hao Wei himself had an incident.
Exactly the same attitude as dealing with Wu Xinghan. After Hao Wei's absence from the Chinese Super League for many rounds, Taishan's club did not come forward to respond to the matter. Although Taishan team's reporter revealed that Hao Wei's mother was sick, fans had a hard time believing the rumor. This logic of cursing someone's mother for being sick at the first sign of trouble is really unbelievable. What's the difference between that and an elementary school student pretending to be sick and taking a vacation?
I have to say, Taishan has really been a crouching tiger and hidden dragon these past few years. As a veteran giant in the Chinese Super League, not only have they failed to set an example for other clubs, but they have also protected their own players and coaches time and time again. Such a club really smashed their own brand!
After Hao Wei was taken away, the position of Taishan's head coach is still vacant. Some fans are calling for Li Xiaopeng to return to Taishan to help the team through this difficult time. But now, Li Xiaopeng is likely to be the second Jia Xiuquan, who is unlikely to return to the Chinese Super League.
Li Xiaopeng coached the national soccer team to a 1-3 defeat against Vietnam, exhausting the merits of his entire coaching career. Neither his reputation nor his coaching ability is flattering. Even after the dismissal of the national soccer team, the Football Association did not officially announce his name.
Li Xiaopeng has been disappearing from the public eye since Jankovic took over. It's not that he has problems, but no clubs are willing to invite him. Like Jia Xiuquan, he will gradually fade out of the mainstream league. Throughout his coaching career, fans will only remember him leading the national soccer team to a 1-3 defeat against Vietnam. Now, Li Xiaopeng really shouldn't go to the muddy waters of the national soccer team. Lose your reputation, lose your job!
