Commentator: Qiu Yanbo.
From iron to iron window, from hating match-fixing to leading the team to match-fixing, Li Tie used his football career to make a "perfect" typical teaching material of football corruption.
Although Li Tie's skills were not delicate enough when he was a player, he ran all over the field and spared no physical strength, known as Iron Lung, and the fans nicknamed Tiezi. After Li Tie, who couldn't run to death on the field, became a football coach, he became the person he once hated and led the team to play match-fixing. In the process of leading the team to overtake twice, he took the initiative to manipulate the game with money.
When Li Tie first became the head coach of Hebei Huaxia Happiness Club, he began to use his connections and money to buy his opponents to ensure victory in the game. The so-called "super-miracle" is completely a manipulation of money. In the last game of that season, in order to ensure the success of the rush, Huaxia Fortune spent 14 million yuan to greet the opponent Shenzhen team club, head coach and players. In 2017, when Li Tie was hired as the head coach of Wuhan Zall Club, he took the initiative to promote match-fixing to the club. Match-fixing has slowly become Li Tie's habit, and he even relies on this way of match-fixing to get results.
Li Tie, screenshot of "Promoting Three Non-Corruption as One").
In order to become the head coach of the national team, Li Tie lobbied the Zall Club to pay 2 million yuan to pay bribes to Chen Xuyuan, chairman of the Football Association. On the other hand, Li Tie paid 1 million yuan to Liu Yi, secretary general of the Football Association, out of his own pocket. What makes fans even more angry is that after becoming the head coach of the national team, Li Tie flew to Wuhan the next day and signed a "contract" with Zall Club for a total of 60 million yuan. Even the chairman of the club said that he knew the ability of his players, and he couldn't enter the national team according to his level. In a dignified national team, coaches rely on bribery to get to the top, and players rely on power and money transactions to get to the top, how can such a national team play good results?
From players to head coaches, from referees to the president of the Football Association, from clubs to deputy directors of the General Administration of Sports, from top to bottom, from head to toe, Chinese football has had traces of corruption. It chills the hearts of fans who really love football.
Some fans sighed: As a Chinese fan, it's too miserable. It's not just that the bad grades are bad, but the worse thing is that such poor grades are fake. In 2010, Chinese football also set off an anti-corruption and anti-crime storm, but football corruption soon swept back.
This time, the anti-corruption "iron" in football has brought out a series of figures, will Chinese football get better?
If the ecology of the football field does not change, and the relevant system is not perfect, if the predecessors are arrested, there may be descendants, and the former is corrupt and the successor is followed. The dream of Chinese football to "break out of Asia and go to the world" will only get farther and farther away.
China does not lack good seedlings for football, what is lacking is the soil for good seedlings to grow. A good football environment can turn iron into gold, and a bad football environment can make iron enter the iron window. I hope that the environment of Chinese football will be improved as soon as possible, and that Chinese football will take off as soon as possible, and that the football world will no longer become a dye vat, destroying generations of football talents, and destroying the dreams of generations of fans.