In the face of the national soccer team's loss, the players themselves certainly have their own shortcomings, but the responsibility of the Football Association can not be shirked. Players seem to enjoy the excessive favor of the Association, they will be every game as a mission, and even regard failure as a commonplace, after all, a thousand dollars a day income for them, but it is easy.
The Football Association seems to be the marketization of soccer for its own use, although there is a "wave of salary arrears" because the players are in urgent need of income, but is it not the change of the "neutral name" policy, making it difficult for corporate sponsorship to be directly in place, so that the players have to "run away with the money". But isn't it the change in the "neutral name" policy that makes it difficult for corporate sponsorships to come in directly that has caused players to "run away with the money"? Moreover, the salary has soared from the original $400 per month to $1,000 per day, which, cumulatively, is a considerable amount of money per month.
In the long run, the idea of playing soccer for a living became so ingrained in people's minds that winning or losing the game seemed less important.
Alas, human nature is such that excessive pampering tends to breed all sorts of ills!
