Abu, the saddest farewell-who is a true gentleman and who is a hypocrite?

This may be the saddest farewell in the history of world football. It is about life and death, but it is higher than life and death.

Because of the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russia has encountered unprecedented sanctions and blockades in the western world, not only economically, but also in sports. The British government and the Premier League forced Russian billionaire Abramovich to transfer Chelsea and hand over the ownership and management of the club, otherwise both Abramovich and Chelsea will be sanctioned and their assets will be frozen. So, without any choice, Abramovich accepted the ending of leaving.

Behind this farewell, perhaps we can have some different understandings of civilization and barbarism, justice and evil spirits.

Pull the time back to a month ago. Chelsea won the World Club Cup in Abu Dhabi. What does this mean? Chelsea scored a grand slam as far as they could. Looking at European football, few people can achieve such achievements. In terms of vitality, Chelsea is the most energetic. It took 19 years to grow into a towering tree from Abu to today.

In last year's Champions League final, when Chelsea beat Manchester City again to win the Big Ear Cup after nine years, there was a very interesting phenomenon: the media all over the world focused not on Tuchel, nor on any Blues soldier, but on owner Roman Abramovich. This is unlikely to happen to any other giant.

Bosses and investors are always just behind the scenes, not people standing in the center of the stage. But Abramovich can do this, nothing else, just because this team has been branded too deeply by Abramovich. What is profound enough is that this name represents this team.

19, Abramovich spent 2 1 100 million pounds for Chelsea and won 2 1 championship trophy. Have you noticed that in recent years, few people call Chelsea "local tyrants", and they are classified as real giants, which can be compared with Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Manchester United. Psychological identity has more face and far-reaching significance for a club and investors behind it.

The world's respect for Chelsea is not inexplicably given by others, but earned by Chelsea itself. Of course, the most inseparable person behind this must be Abramovich.

There has always been such a discussion in international football: did Jinyuan football start from Abu? The answer given by more people is: that's it. Well, since such a decision cannot be shaken, what about being labeled as "the originator of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties"? There is nothing wrong with the football logic based on Jin Yuan.

When Abramovich bought Chelsea champion after champion with real money, what were his competitors doing? Look at the American owners of Manchester United and Arsenal, they are sucking the blood of the club. Grades? Very important? Maybe. But in the eyes of businessmen who are more worthy of the name of "capitalist", the most important thing is always whether they can cut off that part of the dividend.

During 19, Abramovich changed coaches for Chelsea 15 times. Harsh and cruel became another label of Abramovich, but strangely, few coaches and Abramovich ended in farce. Obviously, Abu is not a demon. He waved the stick of power, but he also knew how to comfort people. He made a team that was originally defined as a "local tyrant" have flesh and blood, soul and feelings.

When I was young, I looked at the declining Serie A, and then compared with Mourinho's dream of blue bridge in the takeoff, I only had complete envy. The era built by Lampard, Terry, Essien and Drogba is full of flesh-and-blood men, which can best reflect blood and passion, and hormones are the most bursting. Compared with the foam gold coins piled up by the Super League in previous years, this TM is the charm that Jinyuan should bring to football.

This is also Abu's best years. 19 years, let Abu from the prime of life of 37 years old, to now is a little old man with white hair and silver beard. In the second half of my life, watching the mountains and rivers laid in the first half of my life be eaten away, this bitterness is enough to devour too many people, even if you come from a fighting nation, not to mention that Abu is only a Jewish descendant of a fighting nation.

"It was a very difficult decision and it was painful for me to leave the club in this way. However, I do think it is in the best interest of the club. "

Behind Abu's remarks, there are both understandable helplessness and unspeakable calm. There are about three kinds of peace in the world, one is to feel comfortable and calm, the other is to replace all the answers with silence, and the last is to suppress the rough disguise. What kind of Abu belongs to? The answer is curious and distressing.

Managed Chelsea still owes Abu10.50 billion. By selling the club, you may get a higher income than this money. But Abu made another choice: in his farewell letter, he wrote that he had instructed the team to set up a charitable foundation and donated all the net income from the sale of the team to help all the victims of the Ukrainian war.

We can't simply praise Abu's choice with a word of "kindness" and "nobility". Abu is a businessman. I totally believe that he was born in poverty and was an orphan since he was a child. His road to prosperity is not absolutely clean and pure, and there must be deception and clings behind him. But after his worldly success, Abramovich dedicated a pure heart to football. Perhaps it is the most tiring thing in his life, but it is also the most intoxicated thing for him.

Football, this damn football. Perhaps Abramovich saw the complete humanity and life through football, so he can have today's open-mindedness, an open-mindedness that you don't know how heavy and painful it is behind. And this kind of action driven by openness is awesome.

At that time, Abramovich walked into Stamford Bridge waving a ruble. In the harsh English media, he is a savage who broke into the civilized world. Then 19 later, he gracefully turned around and told those arrogant westerners who are the real gentlemen and nobles and who are just a bunch of hypocrites?

Isn't it the same in the real world outside football? Too many people wear fake clothes and do dirty things. The so-called people who maintain fairness and justice act as robbers under the guise of procedural justice and ZZ correctness. This is the biggest joke in the world.

Abu's departure is at best a mockery of the so-called western civilization. The so-called western civilization is only 300 years after the industrial revolution, and it has mastered the packaging of the right to speak. They can convey a distorted cognitive view to the world at will: the Millennium civilization of the East is just an uncivilized world.

But in fact? True civilization is evolved from a long history and culture, while the value of westerners is just vulgar and arrogant cognition. Their so-called truth only exists within the range of artillery, and justice only exists under strength. Of course, if they encounter something more horizontal, they will be infinitely cunning. Hidden weapons, who makes people look down, can beautify their rhetoric and put it on the table.

Back to the beginning, why did Abu's farewell override life and death? If the innocent lives lost on the battlefield in Ukraine are the direct cause of Abu's farewell, then, as Guardiola said, how should Yugoslavia explain it? How does Syria explain it?

So many vivid lives, after all, did not bring Abu-style results to the "ZZ correct" side, the NFL boss was gone, and the NBA boss was gone. Abu's farewell is a ZZ game. What is life and death in the ZZ world where the right to speak is in hand?