In the Tokyo Olympic Games women's soccer field, China's women's soccer team to 2:8 score suffered a drubbing of the Netherlands, this moment, China's women's soccer team's Olympic dream came to an abrupt end. Behind a fiasco, a series of questions came like a tidal wave.
The Olympic Games has always been the top stage of sports competition, and to win a medal here is an honor that countless athletes can only dream of. However, on the eve of the Olympic Games, the participation list of our women's soccer team has undergone a drastic change, which is undoubtedly a major blow to the future.
The Football Association is silent on this, while the head coach Jia Xiuquan has become a target. Outsiders have questioned: "Why change the general at the last moment? Why give up Li Ying, Lou Jiahui, Tang Jiali and other backbone of the national team, and bring newcomers to participate? The so-called 'practice' is not an excuse?"
With the announcement of the list of women's soccer team of the National Games, the truth seems to gradually emerge. When they first saw the list of the National Games, many people couldn't help but wonder: isn't this the same as the Olympic list? Did the FA get the draft wrong?
The Chinese women's soccer team imitates foreign countries in terms of tactics, but tries to create the so-called "Chinese characteristics". The inclusion of local teams in the FA's decision-making process has had a direct impact on the roster for the Olympic women's soccer team.
It is reported that if the Chinese women's soccer team wins the National Games, then each team's city will share the gold medal. This practice has undoubtedly galvanized local teams, but for the national team, is such an honor worth paying such a high price?
However, is it a wise trade-off to sacrifice the future of the national team for the honor of the local team? Is the honor of the city where the individual players of the National Games are located really more important than the honor of the country? This decision by the FA seems to have caused irreversible damage to the future of women's soccer, and even the foreign media have lamented Wang Frost's fate.
The loss of the Olympics has led to the sound of Jia Xiuquan's dismissal. But is Jia Xiuquan really all wrong? The plight of the Chinese women's soccer team is closely related to the rigidity of the system. If the Chinese women's soccer team does not carry out a thorough reform, then it will eventually become the laughing stock of the world.
