The most interesting topic in the CBA league this week is undoubtedly the news that Liaoning basketball star Guo Allen was expelled from the game after eating 2 technical fouls in the team's game against Shanxi.
In professional basketball leagues, it is not uncommon for players to eat technical fouls or even be expelled for excessive movement or inappropriate speech. But this time, Guo Allen's expulsion from the game caused an uproar in the domestic basketball world. After the match between Liaoning and Shanxi, the topic of "Guo Allen" being expelled triggered a heated discussion among fans across the country, and for a time the name of "Guo Allen" once again became the first place in the hot search list.
The reason why Guo Allen was able to enter the hot search list again, in addition to his relatively large fame and the recent "league fine" incident, another very important reason is that the other protagonist of this "expulsion" incident is Wang Mei, the referee who has been very controversial in the league.
Fans who often watch the CBA League know that Wang Mei has become an "Internet celebrity" referee because she has had many controversial penalties in many games in recent seasons. His feud with the players and coaches of the Liaoning team has long been an open secret.
Before the expulsion of Guo Allen's two technical fouls, he also had a very serious clash with Qingdao's Liaoning coach Wu Qinglong on the field last season, and also blew 2 technical fouls in a row to expel him.
At the end of last year, in the match between Qingdao and Zhejiang, Wu Qinglong was greatly angered by Wang Mei's omission of a foul on Zhejiang team, and loudly questioned the referee Wang Mei. And Wang Mei immediately gave Wu Qinglong a technical foul, did not expect that Wu Qinglong did not shrink back because of eating T, but directly attacked Wang Mei, hoping that he could give himself a reasonable explanation.
Faced with the questioning of her authority, Wang Mei did not hesitate to blow Wu Qinglong another technical foul. This time the big dragon did not dry, the angry Wu Qinglong rushed to Wang Mei, if it were not for the timely stopping by the coaching team members of the Qingdao team, Wu Qinglong would probably have done it with Wang Mei on the field.
This time, Guo Allen was expelled from the scene by Wang Mei, which is quite similar to the situation of Wu Qinglong. In the match against the Shanxi team, Guo Allen shouted to the referee after the layup was successful, "The opponent has fouled", and Wang Mei, who was far away from the scene, immediately gave Guo Allen a technical foul, and when he heard Guo Allen say to Yang Ming, "Is there still Wang Fa?" After this sentence, Wang Mei immediately blew another T of Guo Shao and directly expelled him from the scene.
After this game, Liaoning also appealed to the CBA League. But at present, the league has not given a clear reply, and even the video replay of the layup action in which Guo Allen was blown T has not been provided.
As we all know, the hardware conditions of the CBA League are now comparable to the NBA, and yao Ming, the chairman of the league, has also publicly stated that the CBA's video playback system and the NBA are no different. But whenever the league needs to deal with controversial penalties, the CBA's video system is not good. This makes people wonder, is it the hardware of the CBA league that is not good, or the ability of the league managers?
Liaoning fans know that in recent seasons, Liaoning players and coaches have suffered many referee losses in the CBA League. In addition to Wu Qinglong and Guo Allen, Guo Shiqiang, the "old uncle" who currently coaches the Guangzhou team, was also severely punished by the league for 5 games of suspension due to the referee's misjudgment and protest on the field.
Some people may say that it is very normal for the referee to misjudge, which CBA team has not suffered the referee's loss, and has not taken advantage of the referee? But why are the players and coaches of the Liaoning department who suffer the most every season? This is a question worth pondering. Perhaps, only Yao Ming and the CBA's referee committee can give a reasonable explanation...