Bulgarian foreign aid player Bojinov, who used to play for Meizhou Hakka, talked about his "absurd" encounter in the Chinese Super League when he participated in a podcast program. This statement, fans have lamented: "This is really beyond the imagination of ordinary people." Talk about unprofessional, but we call ourselves professionals.
I thought only the CFA was amateurish in its management of amateur affairs, but I didn't realize that the same could be said of the Chinese Super League clubs. The experts have to listen to the advice of amateurs. Looking back at past national team competitions, both local and foreign coaches have had to cater to the views of amateurs when selecting players. It is reported that when Jankovic took office, the FA provided a list of 50 names from which the 23-member national team would be selected.
Although Guangzhou Evergrande is regarded as one of the more professional clubs in the Chinese Super League, there are still a lot of amateur moves, such as letting Cannavaro participate in the training, and the owner's proposal of "all Chinese class". Nevertheless, Guangzhou Evergrande's management is still recognized by many fans and is regarded as a model for Chinese Super League teams, at least in terms of rewards and penalties have a clear system.
Currently, there is only one Chinese Super League club left in Guangdong Province, Meizhou Hakka. It's amazing that a prefecture-level city can produce a Chinese Super League club. I would have thought that the management would be very standardized, but former Meizhou Hakka foreign aid player Bojinov revealed his bizarre experience in the Chinese Super League in a podcast, which made the fans' jaws drop.
"I was sound asleep. At 2 a.m., the phone suddenly rang. Upon inquiry, it turned out to be Mr. Zhao summoning me to see me. Upon arriving at Mr. Chiu's house, I found him lying on the couch with a copy of Erikson's writings in his hand. He said, 'Now read you a chapter and let's discuss it!'
"He was reading in Chinese and I needed to translate it into English. It was after midnight and I was so sleepy that I listened to him read for half an hour, at the end of which he asked me: 'How can I win the race tomorrow?' You woke me up in the middle of the night and it's now 3:30, when will I sleep? We still have to train tomorrow! I really don't understand what these people are up to.'
These are the words of Bojnov on the podcast. After listening to it, fans were in disbelief. We do claim to be experts. When it comes to being unprofessional, we are even more so. First of all, Bozinov is just a player, not a coach. When inquiring about how to win games, it seems like he should be asking for advice from coaches, not players. Secondly, even if he were to ask for advice, it should not be at two o'clock in the night - after all, the team has to train and play the following day.
Some fans have teased whether Mr. Zhao was so anxious about his team's loss that he woke up the foreigner in the middle of the night and asked him to listen to his studies in order to deplete the foreigner's state. Regardless of the reason, I believe that many foreign aiders will feel that playing in China is really unreliable once Bodinov's words come out.
