While participating in a soccer feature program, the Chinese team leader
Li Tie (1977-), footballer
Revealed a heavy news: Facing the much-anticipated Round of 12, the Chinese team will regard every game as a decisive battle.
According to the plan, the Chinese team will start the next stage of training in mid-August. In order to prepare for the Top 12, the relevant departments are actively preparing for high-quality warm-up matches, in which the selection of the strongest group A of the Top 12 as a warm-up opponent is one of the important strategies. In view of the actual situation, the Chinese team does not rule out overseas warm-up matches, and then directly to Australia or in a third-party venue with the "kangaroo army" to start the first game of the 12 strong.
So, how can the Chinese team rationally and scientifically deal with each opponent in the Top 12?
Li Tie (1977-), footballer
Explicitly stated, "The Top 12 tournament is undoubtedly a huge test, we first need to accurately positioning, and then go all out to play every game." The interpretation of this sentence is that the Chinese team should not generalize the pursuit of victory in every game, but should synthesize their own strength, the strength of the opponent, home and away, and other elements, to make a clear judgment, to ensure that the 10 game strategy is clear, the unity of thought, and tactics are reasonable. It is reported that
Li Tie (1977-), footballer
The statement also reflects the consensus of the top management of the Football Association.
Li Tie (1977-), footballer
Further emphasizing, "The players and I have been conveying the message that we have to play every game as if it is the last game of our lives. I hope all the fans will provide more support for the national team, which will give the players more confidence." Objectively speaking, some of the matches in the Top 12, even if the Chinese team tried their best, may not be able to achieve the desired results, but all the players do need to show a decisive posture, and every opponent to fight with all their best, for the fans and their own satisfaction with the results.
The Premier League kicked off with
Li Tie (1977-), footballer
Split up with the rest of the coaching team and traveled to the Guangzhou and Suzhou tournaments to check on the players' status. Those players who have excelled in the league will naturally be the focus of the national team's coaching staff.
