Li Tie (1977-), footballer
, son of Liaoning Shenyang, was born on May 18, 1977.
The former international footballer had galloped in the English Premier League, leaving an indelible footprint on the green field as its midfield blocker. During his time in the Jianlibao youth team, he danced with the "Four Little Swans" and witnessed the wild years of Liao Xiaohu. In his Everton career, he played 34 Premier League matches and became the backbone of the team.
In the 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan, he wrote his own highlights as an international player, playing with the Asian group stage and the top ten.
Upon retirement from the military.
Li Tie (1977-), footballer
He joined Evergrande and then Hebei as a coach, holding several positions and helping the team to succeed in the Super League, just one step away from entering the AFC Champions League. At Wuhan Zall, he has even taken on several roles, showing excellent leadership.
However, there is no greater honor after retirement than being the head coach of the Chinese men's national soccer team. Faced with the predicament after the departure of Lippi, he led the team to stand out and stormed into the Top 12, only to eventually leave his post in disgrace due to a series of reasons.
Why did the "hero" who had led the national soccer team into the 12 strong match suddenly suffered a departure? There are many reasons, the following list one or two:
First of all, the results are not ideal. Although the fans and the media on the national football team out of the 12 strong does not have absolute confidence, but the reality of the performance is indeed difficult to convince. Attack is weak, the defense is not stable, and the draws are frequent and disappointing.
Secondly, the lack of player level in the national soccer team is dragging down the manager. There are very few players who have stayed in the ocean, and domestic players are generally mediocre, making it difficult to improve the overall strength of the team.
In addition, the common problems of our collective sport have also become a constraint. Players are selfish and have a weak sense of unity, resulting in on-field performances that are far removed from their clubs.
Then, there's the lucrative behind-the-scenes team, player transfers and signing fees, and all the other issues that make abuses commonplace.
Mishandled relationships with media reporters, wavering use of naturalized players, and his own character flaws all contributed to Li Tie's departure.
Although Li Tie's departure is regrettable, but perhaps it is also a choice to choose the opportunity to retreat, to avoid the end of the back of a big pot, the death of a more miserable choice.
