Who did the former Liaozu players who couldn't pay for it ruin? The Football Association forced a pay cut, but ignored the unpaid wages.

It's getting harder and harder for former Liaozu players to ask for salary. In order to get back their wages, four coaches and nine players from the former Liaozu filed a lawsuit with the People's Court of Heping District, Shenyang. Recently, they received a civil ruling from the court and their complaint was rejected. This also makes this salary payment again in the foreseeable future. And China Football Association's series of operations also make people feel chilling. For these players who are owed wages, it is called not paying them back every day, which is useless. This situation can only disappoint more and more parents, but the China Football Association chose to shirk when it was time to speak.

The dissolution of Liaozu has made these players embark on a long road of paying wages and safeguarding their rights. After the accident, players must immediately seek the rights of China Football Association. They submitted an application for arbitration to the Arbitration Committee of the Chinese Football Association. However, China Football Association refused to accept the arbitration application on the grounds that Liaozu Club was disqualified from registration and was not in the scope of acceptance. Such a decision can only force players to continue to look for ways to protect their rights. They then applied to the Liaoning Labor and Personnel Dispute Arbitration Committee for labor arbitration, but it was not accepted.

For these four coaches and nine players, they suffered a series of blows, but they didn't give up. With the help of lawyers, they filed a lawsuit with the People's Court of Heping District, Shenyang. But in the end, the court kicked the ball back to the China Football Association again and dismissed their lawsuit, on the grounds that Liaoning Football Club Co., Ltd. was a professional football club registered with the China Football Association, and the players were registered as professional players of Liaoning Football Club Co., Ltd. by the China Football Association. The dispute between the two parties occurred when Liaoning Football Club Co., Ltd. was a member of China Football Association, so the sports arbitration institution should be responsible for mediation and arbitration, excluding the jurisdiction of the people's court.

However, China Football Association's prevarication before now seems to be a joke. After all, unpaid wages were the behavior of the club during its existence, but because of the dissolution of Liaozu, China Football Association had a reason to shirk it. Players' own interests are not protected at all. This series of practices of China Football Association makes many people feel chilling. Especially those parents who want to send their children to play football, I'm afraid they will back down in the face of such China Football Association.

(Author: public hazards)