Recently, an anti-corruption documentary in the football circle has set off a huge wave on social ** like a bombshell. The corrupt practices of Du Zhaocai, Chen Xuyuan, Li Tie and others not only made fans angry, but also considered a huge obstacle to the development of Chinese football. As an ordinary football fan, I feel both angry and helpless.
First of all, everyone knows about these ** and the corruption of coaches. Their actions not only undermined the fairness of football, but also brought serious harm to the entire Chinese football. As a fan, I can't express my anger at them. This kind of behavior is not only disrespectful to the profession, but also a betrayal to all those who love football.
The reaction within the Football Association is ironic. Asking everyone to ** the documentary and write a review of it doesn't actually solve the underlying problem. It's more of a formalistic approach than a real way of deep reflection and problem-solving. This approach is more of a helplessness for us ordinary fans.
Let's talk about Song Kai's leadership style. Compared with his predecessors, his low-key style does not seem to have brought much positive impact on Chinese football. The five-character policy he put forward at the beginning of his term of office has aroused widespread controversy and dissatisfaction. This incident once again proves that his leadership style has not changed the pessimistic attitude of fans towards the development of Chinese football.
The most distressing thing is that the anti-corruption campaign in Chinese football, although it has attracted some international attention, seems to be more of a negative impact. In this case, what we need is not just a documentary and some superficial articles, but real reform and rectification. The so-called "corrupt community" formed between players, coaches, referees and ** needs to be fundamentally cleaned up and rebuilt.
In particular, Li Tie's case makes people feel particularly disappointed and sad. He hated match-fixing so much, but eventually became a part of it himself. This reflects the deep-seated problems in China's football environment, from which even the best players and coaches are not immune to this maelstrom of corruption.
The significance of this documentary is to arouse everyone's attention to the current situation of Chinese football. However, it is not enough to just focus and take action. What Chinese football needs is a thorough reform, and what is needed is real actions for the good of football, not just some verbal promises and formal activities.
Although the anti-corruption documentary has exposed many problems in Chinese football, it will take time to prove whether it can actually bring about change. As an ordinary person who loves football, I hope that Chinese football can really be on the right track, so that all of us who love this sport can see a fair, healthy and vibrant Chinese football community.