I'm sure many of our fans know that we've recently had a major earthquake in the Chinese sports world, with two of the most talked about programs, soccer and basketball, flopping. The soccer industry has caused a shock because of some off-field frills. The worst is our soccer field, marketed before other sports and with accidents in the first place.
Soccer still has to start with the former national football manager Li Tie being taken away last year. Then several FA bosses got involved and even the biggest FA boss was taken away recently. The fact that so many would-be talkers have entered the high walls also shows that it's time for Chinese soccer to clean up the garbage, or else the 12G deposit you're given will get stuck and not flow smoothly.
Of course, the development of Chinese soccer to where it is today is definitely not only caused by the absent-mindedness of managers. If you want to completely clean up Chinese soccer, you will check it from all sides. No matter what role you play in the soccer industry, if you do something wrong, you will be found out. It's not soccer management that has shocked us lately, it's soccer J-ball and D-ball.
The reason was the FA Cup final earlier this year. At that time, in the stands of Shandong Luneng, a lady shouted that Wu Xinghan, the international player on the pitch, had cheated money and feelings, and then was kicked out by the security guards at the scene. At first, people didn't care because sports stars encounter such things too often, most of them are major and minor. And it didn't involve the soccer industry per se, but rather a personal relationship entanglement, so it didn't draw much attention.
But what I didn't realize is that this incident has been festering for months, so much so that it has really risen to the level of soccer. First, Shandong Taishan veteran Dai Boss recorded the D-ball on live TV and ended up publicly apologizing, denying the D-ball act and willing to be investigated. Finally, he reconciled with the girlfriend of married international Wu Xinghan.
Then Wu Xinghan's girlfriend exposed Wu Xinghan's chat logs, which literally wrote about D-ball and J-ball, as well as the hundreds of thousands of dollars per game, etc. In addition, one of his words deeply hurt Chinese soccer, that is, he said the Chinese Super League is all J-ball. Therefore, this also aroused public concern about J-ball and D-ball in the Chinese Super League.
And this attention really isn't for nothing. No, in recent days, players from two Chinese Super League clubs have been taken away. One of them is Shanghai Shenhua, taking away players including Zhu Jianrong, Sun Shilin and Qin Sheng, while the other club is Shandong Taishan. Instead of Wu Xinghan and Dailin, they took away Jin Jingdao and the assistant coach of international players, Taishan's decorated veteran and former international player Jiao Zhe.
One of the most unexpected was Kim Kyung Do. Because Kim Kyung Do has always given us the impression that we can fight, we can run, at least 10,000 meters a race, and then people are not very honest. So if you want to break your head, you don't think of him. So we really didn't think about taking him and we would have regretted it.
In addition, many young fans may not know Jiao Zhe, born in 1981, was once the absolute mainstay of Luneng and the first right back in the Chinese Super League. He has a lot of physical strength, a brave style, a strong ability to go up and down, and a good quality of passing. Of course, the most important thing is the dominance. He was once considered a ball hog by the fans and left Luneng because of his temper. But then he went to Beijing Guoan, Qingdao Zhongneng, Hangzhou Greentown, Shijiazhuang Yongchang, etc.. And he joined the Beijing Renhe team at the age of 39. And he experienced the last game of Beijing Renhe's relegation and we saw him shedding tears on the spot. Was it true at that time.
However, the latest news is that Ortho is now back with the team, which means he is currently fine. Can we believe his initial tears? I'm sure he really loves soccer and wouldn't do anything to hurt it.
