In the Games men's soccer U20 group of the peak of the showdown, the Xinjiang team unfortunately lost, Zhejiang team smiled at the championship. Tears on the field, the players cover the face of sobbing, head coach Parhati's choking self-reproach, all touched me deeply. In today's national soccer team, such scenes of true emotion are rare.
"He who has not cried late at night is not good enough to talk about life." In the same way, those who have not been brought to tears by a defeat are not enough to talk about the true meaning of soccer.
Everyone who joins the soccer industry may have different dreams at first, but no matter what, the love of soccer should be like a newborn calf, never fade.
Unfortunately, a lot of players gradually lost in the career path, they only have the victory and defeat in their eyes, ignoring the soccer itself. Prize money has become the only motivation for them to pursue, and honor is nothing more than a passing cloud for them. In the face of failure, they are indifferent, even unwilling to say sorry. What's more, as a coach, he even compared the national soccer team to the children of the fans, expecting the fans to give unconditional encouragement and support.
Fans are not hard-hearted, the national football team's injury has long been deep in the marrow. This injury not only stems from tactical errors, but also lies in the indifference of some people's spiritual level. More heartbreaking than the "black three minutes" is the indifference after the defeat. Once shouted "iron in the burning" lofty words, now has cooled into ice, lost temperature and hardness. Such a coach, how can create a division of steel?
In the 1996 Olympic qualifier, the national Olympic team reversed Kazakhstan, head coach Qi Wusheng tears. At that time, I still think that this big man is too pretentious, but now I realize that this emotion is the ultimate love for soccer. Although Qi Wusheng is not the strongest coach, but he led the national Olympic team is the strongest ever.
The Xinjiang team broke into the final of the Games after a rough patch, creating history and meeting the expectations of the fans. They could have left with a smile on their faces, but they still couldn't hide their inner grief. This sadness, on the contrary, let people see the hope.
Many people believe that the future of the national soccer team lies in Xinjiang, based largely on selection. But I think we need coaches like Parhati more than anything else, coaches who can teach their players to love soccer from the bottom of their hearts, to both rejoice in victory and cry in defeat.
