The football era that puts the cart before the horse

The inability to find an excellent football team in a country with a population of 1.4 billion reflects the huge problems here. Crime 1: The Football Association interferes with team selection and playing time and controls the number of foreign players on the field. Look at the mediocre people who join the national team. This involves connections and personal backgrounds. This is one of the shortcomings. The Football Association should People who are downsizing and useless are pushing forward, staying in luxury hotels and chartering flights, which is a waste of taxpayers' money. Count 2: It is understandable that capital entered the game in the past few years to increase player income, but the rules were not followed properly. Players only care about money and enjoy life. They don’t work hard or dedicated in training and spend all day dawdling around. They show off their luxury cars and play with beautiful women. Isn’t this a loss of conscience for just their performance and skills? Putting the cart before the horse and blindly handing out money to the last piece of chicken feathers, in the end they all become plain-cut chickens. There should be clear rewards and punishments. If you don’t work hard and don’t achieve results, you won’t get paid. If you don’t have good skills, they are worth a lot of money. It’s really a joke for foreigners to laugh at the fact that a group of domestic players are still being snatched away by clubs, especially our two neighbors. Count Three: Players have no self-discipline, no hard work, no national honor, and are experts at eating, drinking, and having fun. As a player, he eats and drinks without caring about the impact on his physical condition. Can such a player have a good physical game? Look at the dazzling Japanese and Korean players in Europe. Aren’t you envious? You just love these chickens too much. Look at the women’s football team, why do you still want to show off? It's just too comfortable. Crime 4: Some domestic coaches are arrogant and do not learn. They are like frogs in a well. Training and tactics are like fooling around. They are not firm in hiring, inflexible in on-the-spot tactics, and blindly shirk responsibility. In recent decades, domestic coaches have not made any progress, and their skills have not improved. Specializing means not paying attention. Of course, there are external factors, which are another matter. From the 1990s to 2000, I felt that men’s football was not good enough. I didn’t expect that it is not as good as it was back then. In the past, we could compete with some teams such as Iran, Japan, and West Asia. I didn’t expect that now we can barely compete with teams such as Vietnam and Thailand. In the battle, others advance and we regress, one is declining and the other is increasing. Entering the World Cup in 2002 was just a mistake. Think about it, if you enter the World Cup at this level, it would be a shame to go out. It’s a matter of national honor, and if football doesn’t fundamentally reform, there will ultimately be no chance.