Live bar On February 2, the eighth round of the World Preliminary Round of Twelve, the national football team lost 1-3 to Vietnam, completely missing the Qatar World Cup.
The Japanese media also reported the results of the game, and many Japanese netizens expressed their views on it.
Excerpts from Japanese netizen comments:
Netizen がぶのみ: Chinese told me that football is the most unpromising but most exciting sport in China, and from their investment, they want to become stronger in football.
There's no reason why Chinese football can't get stronger, but I think they got the process completely wrong...
Netizen gob*****: Considering China's population and the country's support for sports, it is no wonder that he is an Asian sports powerhouse, but not in football
Isn't it because Chinese character is too focused on results and less concerned with the process?
Netizen eje*****: I think Vietnamese football will be stronger than China in the future.
Netizen to1*****: Even if the population is large, (football) is also like this. Europe's population is small, but it's strong. Too many people are deserted, so please don't change your policies
Netizen Yazhi : Football is becoming more and more popular in China, and I hope they will not be discouraged. I have a lot of Chinese friends who play football, but I think the most popular sports in China are basketball and badminton.
Just as it took Japan a long time to build the J-League, I think China is now in the process of building the foundation.
From a management point of view, I think it is important to improve the football environment, such as the stadium, the youth training and the hiring of coaches, from an early age to create an environment for playing football.
But I think the Vietnamese also have a lot of passion for football, I have played in football games where only Vietnamese play, so I don't think Vietnam is a good home stadium to play.
Netizen tun***** : We should not thank China, they proved that Vietnam is a tricky opponent, so we can't lose our minds before the last match.
