Chengdu Rongcheng goalkeeper Zhang Yino was destined to become the center of public debate the moment he inadvertently threw a soccer ball into his own goal. Today, former international goalkeeper Au Chuliang posted a message on social media, emphasizing that respect is a moral cornerstone that everyone should uphold.
Au Chuliang mentioned in the article: as a goalkeeper, mistakes are an unavoidable accompaniment to a career, it will not stop, only with the accumulation of experience, the chances of mistakes will gradually decrease, but this does not mean that mistakes will not be made again. This risk is significantly elevated in specific moments, places and environmental conditions, whether it be training, league games, major tournaments, or even key matches, which can be the place where a mistake occurs.
However, I would like to point out that as fans or outsiders, it may be understandable for them to remain concerned about such incidents and express some views. However, some experienced insiders tend to incite emotions instead of treating the issue in an objective manner, which is something I do not approve of.
Because, if even those in our industry don't try to maintain our environment, then who can help us? Every mistake is not what the players expect, and we may not be able to fully understand it, but we must learn to respect their efforts, and respect for others is the most basic ethical code for everyone.
Former international footballer Wang Song also took to social media to give an in-depth analysis of Zhang Yino's mistake:
This loss of the ball by Yono was a brief lapse of skill, judgment and decision-making, both from a subjective and objective point of view. (Personal analysis from the video and years of professional experience) His first reaction was to quickly launch the left back, but the action was completed at the same time, found the defender's steal, or worried about the ball by the side of the center back across the back to the back, and then make a similar emergency brakes to throw the steering wheel action, resulting in the ball sliding directly to the goal! I hope that Yino will not be affected by this mistake for a long time, and I hope that all of us will not misunderstand the ball and the man himself, believing that giving help brings more joy than slander and libel!
As these two former international footballers said, Zhang Yino's mistake this time is only a technical hiccup, we should not over-interpretation, and should not arbitrarily guide public opinion. The player himself is definitely the most regretful and sad, and I hope we can let him get out of the haze as soon as possible to meet the challenges of the future.
