Korean coach Kim Dae-yee (김대의) is 1.74 meters tall and believes in Protestantism. Jin Dayi played as a left winger in the era of players, with extremely fast speed, sharp breakthroughs, strong desire to win, and won the reputation of "out of control locomotive". In addition, he was also called "Venus Chi" because of his resemblance to Zhou Xingchi. After retiring, Kim Dae-yee did not rush to coach the first team, but devoted herself to scouting work and coaching young players. However, this also makes him lack practical experience, and the tactical arrangement is more dependent on the individual ability of the players.
(1) Athletics player
Kim Dae-yee was born in May 1974 in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Kim Dae-yee has shown great athletic talent since childhood, and when he was in Hwaseong Elementary School, he often participated in athletics competitions. In the fourth grade, Kim Dae-yee transferred to Suwon Ronghua Elementary School (수원영화초) and began to play football seriously.
(2) Runner-up of the Asian Youth Championship
After graduating from Hwaseong Ernstok Junior High School (안용중), Kim Dae-il was promoted to Bucheon Shomyō High School. In 1992, at the age of 18, Kim Dae-yee was drafted by the South Korean national youth team to skip the ranks and played with the team at the U19 Asian Youth Championship (World Youth Championship Qualifiers), where he scored a goal in the third group stage game 3-1 against Qatar to help the South Korean team finish runner-up and advance to the World Youth Championship with champion Saudi Arabia.
(3) World Youth Championships
In March 1993, Kim Dae-yee participated in the World Youth Championships in Australia with the Korean national youth team. Kim Dae-yee played all three group games, helping the team draw consecutively with England, the United States and Turkey, but they were tied in three games and eventually ranked third in the group and failed to qualify.
(4) Park Ji-sung idol
Despite this, Kim Dae-yee's performance at the World Youth Championships was remarkable, and he became an idol in the minds of countless Korean teenagers, including Park Ji-sung, who was studying at Ernsty Middle School at the time. Park Ji-sung later wrote in his autobiography: "I can never forget the scene when Kim Dae-yee returned to Onyon Middle School in her Koryo University uniform, he looked so cool, so I swore that I had to be like that when I grew up."
Influenced by Kim Dae-il, Park Ji-sung regards Korea University as his goal, but despite winning the Korean High School Football League at Suwon Industrial High School, the diminutive and emaciated Park Ji-sung has not been able to knock on the door of Korea University. Just when Park Ji-sung was preparing to give up his football dream, the thirsty University knew that the university used an enrollment quota of the tennis team to recruit Park Ji-sung with an enrollment quota on the tennis team...
(5) Failure to vote for the Olympic Games
As one of South Korea's best university players, Kim Dae-yee was selected for the South Korean Olympic team coached by Anatoly Bischovets. However, just a moment before his departure for Atlanta, Kim Dae-yee accidentally fractured his bones and regrettably missed the Olympic Games.
(6) Refusal of draft
In 1997, the newly formed Daejeon citizens were given priority in the K League draft, and Kim Dae-yee refused to participate in that year's draft to avoid being selected by the weak daejeon citizens, and his behavior was also punished by the Korean Football Association, banning him from participating in professional leagues for three years.
(7) National Leagues
Kim Dayi, who is unable to play in the K League, faces two choices, one is to play abroad, and the other is to stay in the domestic non-professional league. In the end, Kim Dae-yee chose the latter, and he signed a one-year contract with the Han-il Bank football team of the National League.
Founded in 1964, the National League was The First Nationwide Regular Football League in South Korea, and until the K-League was founded in 1983, the National League represented the highest level of Korean football. After the establishment of the K League, the National League also represented the highest level of Non-Professional Football League in Korea.
However, before playing a few games for Han Yi Bank, Kim Dae-yee had to be injured for 4 months due to a left knee injury.
(8) Runner-up of the Universiade
In August 1997, Kim Dae-yee, who had just returned from injury, accompanied the team to the Sicilian Universiade, and in the quarter-finals, he received a pass from Ahn Jung-hwan on the right side of the box and shot at the goal, helping the team to eliminate Brazil 2-1. Subsequently, the South Korean team made it all the way to the final, but unfortunately lost 0-1 to the host Italy team and won a valuable silver medal.
(ix) The Battle of Tokyo
With his wonderful performance at the Universiade, Kim Dae-yee also entered the vision of South Korean national team coach Che Fangen. In September 1997, due to the postponement of the recovery period by some injured internationals, Kim Dae-yee was urgently recruited by Che Fangen to join the team. "It was only a week before the match day, and I suddenly got a phone call saying that I had been selected for the national team, and I hurried to get on the late night bus to report to Ulsan, where the national team was located."
On this international match day, the South Korean team will go to Tokyo to challenge the Japanese team in the World Cup qualifiers in France, because there were many contradictions between South Korea and Japan at that time, including the Dokdo dispute and the World Cup bidding dispute, so this match has attracted the attention of the people of the two countries, known as the Battle of Tokyo.
After the start of the match, Japan, which had never qualified for the World Cup finals, showed a stronger desire to win, and finally took advantage of South Korea's mistakes in the 65th minute to take the lead. The leading Japanese team tried to maintain the lead, replacing naturalized striker Lopez with defender Akita Feng, and Che Fangen, who was not to be outdone, replaced two extremely fast forwards , Xu Zhengyuan and "out of control locomotive" Kim Dae-yee. The adjustment worked wonderingly, with Seo Jeong-won helping the team equalise in the 83rd minute, and three minutes later, Lee Min-sung scored another goal to help South Korea turn defeat into victory. Kim Dae-yee also used his breakthroughs to create threats many times after his debut, and was considered by many fans to be another hero of the Battle of Tokyo.
(10) Traveling to Japan Nightmare
In 1997, the Asian financial crisis plunged the South Korean economy into a serious crisis, and the South Korean government, which had only $3.9 billion in foreign exchange reserves, had to apply to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for loans for help, but at the cost of South Korea's economic policies must be subject to IMF intervention and supervision, which brought a series of tragic consequences for South Korea, such as currency depreciation, corporate bankruptcy, and company layoffs. Affected by the financial turmoil, the Hanil Bank football team was also disbanded at the end of 1997. Along with Hanyi Bank, the Corporate Bank Soccer Team and the Kookokmin Bank Soccer Team, whose players were mostly taken over by Hyundai Heavy Industries, formed the Ulsan Hyundai Opo Shipyard Dolphin Soccer Team, which continued to compete in the national league.
Although Kim Dae-il, who has regained his free reincarnated, cannot yet switch to the K-League team, he also did not choose Ulsan Hyundai Opo Building Dolphins. Because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Tokyo, Kim Dae-il received the attention of many J-League teams, and in the end, he chose to transfer to Chiba Ichihara, with an annual salary of up to millions of dollars. "I am very happy to realize my long-held wish to get no less than gao Zhengyun, Hong Mingfu and other seniors in Japan."
However, due to injury and dissatisfaction, Kim Dae-il struggled with his performance in Chiba Ichihara, making only four appearances in one season, and he was also selected by South Korea for the 1998 World Cup.
(11) The first championship in the history of the team
In 1999, Kim Dae-il returned to the National League and joined the Ulsan Hyundai Opo Shipbuilding Dolphins football team. At the Spring Industrial League tournament in April, Kim Dae-yee scored the winning goal in the final against Sangju Sangmu to help the team win the first title in team history, and he himself won the MVP of the tournament.
(xii) K League MVP
In 2000, Kim Dae-yee, whose ban expired, joined K-League side Seongnam Ilwa through the draft. In her debut season in the K League, Kim Dae-yee made 24 appearances under coach Che Jingfu, scoring 5 goals and assisting 4 times, making great achievements for the team to win the K League, FA Cup and League Cup Sanya Wang.
Since 2001, Seongnam Yihe has made up for the regrets of sanya kings, and they have won the K-League championship for three consecutive years. Among them, the 2002 season was the most rewarding for Seongnam Ilwa and Kim Dayi. Kim Dae-yee made a total of 38 appearances during the year, scoring 17 goals and assisting 12 times, helping the team win the K League Super Cup, League Cup and K League title, and was also named the K League MVP.
"I'm proud to play a full season without injury. After I joined Seongnam in 2000, I didn't do well due to frequent injuries, but I feel like I did it this year and I'm satisfied. In Japan, I wasn't the main player in the team, and this experience hurt me a lot, but now it seems that all the troubles have been washed away. With the wonderful performance of the 2002 season, Kim Dae-yee returned to the national team after five years.
(13) Expedition to the AFC Champions League
In the 2003 season, Seongnam Kazukazu competed in the AFC Champions League as K-League champions, and they were in the same group as The J-League's Shimizu Heartbeat, A champion Dalian Shide and Thai side Samut Prakan Chaoneng. Kim Dae-yee scored goals in both the first two group games against Samut Prakan Super Energy and Shimizu Heartbeat to help the team win two in a row. The last group match was against Dalian Shide, who won one and drew one, and Seongnam Yihe could qualify as long as he drew.
After the opening, Dalian Shide, who played at home, scored a goal, but facing the steady and steady Chengnan Yihe, Xosa's team did not seem to have much to do. At half-time, Xhosa lost his temper in the dressing room, stressing to the players that they must fight. However, at the beginning of the second half, Jin Dayi's goal gave Dalian Shide another blow. Soon after, Kim Dae-yee came off the field due to injury, and Seongnam coach Che Jingfu did not choose to replace Dennis, who was more offensive, but let No. 8 Park Nam-yeol appear to strengthen the defense. As a result, this adjustment strengthened Dalian Shide's determination to give it a go, and they scored two goals in 10 minutes to regain the initiative in promotion. In the final moments of the game, Yan Song's goal helped Dalian seal the victory, and Jin Dayi had to swallow this bitter result.
(14) East Asian Cup Champion
In December 2003, Kim Dae-yee participated in the East Asian Football Championship with the team. The opening match was played by South Korea against Hong Kong, China, where Kim Doo-hyun's goal helped South Korea break the deadlock, before Hong Kong's black striker Lawrence took advantage of South Korea's mistakes to equalize. In the second half, Kim Dae-yee received a long pass from Yoo Sang-tie and took the ball to the front of the field, and Kim Do-hoon, who was buried in the penalty area, scored with a header. Ahn Jung-hwan then took advantage of a corner kick to head the next city and helped south Korea seal the win.
South Korea's second match against China, in the first half of injury time, Yoo Sang-tie scored with a header under the pinch of Jeong Ji and Liu Jindong. In the 58th minute, after Li Yirong got out of the ball, he was kicked to the ankle by Li Yi, who was back on defense, and Li Yirong, who was embarrassed and angry, turned around and slapped the back of Li Yi's head, known in history as "Yi Rong fight", and then the two sides broke out into a conflict, Li Weifeng rushed to the scene of the crime first, pushed Li Yirong a slap, and then was hit by An Zhenhuan, who rushed to support him, with a flying kick... In the end, the referee sent Lee Yi-yung a red card, while Ahn Jung-hwan, who was carrying a yellow card, escaped the disaster.
Kim Daye, who has been persuading, can also be regarded as a witness to the famous scene of this Sino-Korean war. In the end, the Chinese team, which played one more person, failed to knock on the door of the South Korean team, allowing the South Korean team to win two consecutive victories.
In the last match, the South Korean team, which also won both games, and the Japanese team fought a decisive battle, and finally the two sides exchanged white papers. South Korea won the championship with the advantage of scoring goals, and Yoo Sang-tetsu, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2021, won the MVP of that tournament.
(15) Four consecutive championships
Despite helping the national team win the East Asian Cup, Kim Dae-yee did not perform well in the league in the 2003 season, scoring only three goals and two assists, and he was cut by the club during the renewal negotiations. At the same time, Che Fangen, who has just taken over Suwon Samsung for half a year, coveted Kim Dae-il and spent 1 billion won on the transfer fee to attract the former national team lover. "There is an old saying in China, one day as a teacher, lifelong as a father, coach Che is an alumnus of my Hwaseong Ernst & Young High School, and the person who can show my value the most, he gave me the opportunity to play in the national team, is my benefactor, which is why I made the transfer decision."
The deal was worth the money, with Kim Dae-yee contributing 7 goals and 3 assists in his first season with Suwon Samsung, winning the 2004 K League title with Seo Jeong-won, and he became the first player in K League history to win the title for four consecutive years.
(xvi) Spider-Man
In the next two seasons, Kim Dae-il scored a total of 10 league goals for Suwon Samsung, and was the absolute main force of the team.
In the 2007 season, at the request of her son, Kim Dae-yee would wear a Spider-Man mask hidden in his pants to celebrate after each goal. At that time, Spider-Man's popularity in South Korea was no less than that of the ice piers during the Winter Olympics, and the surrounding products were in short supply. Kim Dae-yee's unique way of celebrating has attracted the attention of Korean fans, and in response, the producers of "Spider-Man" also prepared an oversized gift bag for Kim Dayi's son, which contains more than 50 peripheral products such as school bags, dolls, shoes, and hats.
(xvii) Behind-the-scenes heroes
In the 2008 season, the 34-year-old Kim Dae-il no longer appeared in the front court to attack Suwon Samsung, and under the transformation of Che Fangen, he became a left-back. The transformation was very successful, and Kim Dayi, who was good at attack and defense, helped Che Fangen's team to reach the top of the K League again after 4 years.
Throughout the history of Suwon Samsung's championship, it seems that there are always heroes behind the scenes who have made great contributions to the team's victory, Yin Sung-hyo in the 1998 season, Xu Zhengyuan in the 2004 season and Kim Dayi in the 2008 season, they sacrificed their gorgeous data, willingly acted as green leaves for the younger generations, and finally achieved the team's championship dream.
(xviii) Li Weifeng's teammate
In 2009, Lee Wei-fung transferred to Suwon Samsung, but the South Korean media was not optimistic about the transfer, and in their impression, Lee Wei-fung was a grumpy time bomb. As early as 1998, when he was the captain of the National Olympic Games, Li Weifeng staged an all-out martial arts trip with South Korean rising star Lee Tongguo. At the national team level, in addition to the aforementioned conflict with An Zhenhuan, Li Weifeng also slapped South Korean player Yoo Jinglie in the 2005 East Asian Final Four, and the referee on duty actually mistakenly sent Gao Lin, who played for the country for the first time, out of the field, and this Oolong incident also made the Korean media remember the "ball bully" who needed two red cards to be sent off.
Jin Dayi did not have a good feeling for Li Weifeng at first, but he soon became friends with Li Weifeng: "To be honest, before Li Weifeng came to the team, we all thought he was a very grumpy player, which was mainly affected by some media reports. But after a period of contact, I found that Li Weifeng was completely different from the media report, which is not my personal opinion, but also represents the opinion of many members of our team. ”
Jin Dayi treats Li Weifeng like his own brother, when Li Weifeng first arrived and encountered difficulties, Jin Dayi not only comforted Datou with his previous experience of playing football in Japan, but also invited him and his family to eat at his own Chinese restaurant, so Li Weifeng was always grateful to Jin Dayi. With the help of Jin Dayi, Li Weifeng quickly integrated into the team, and in his spare time, he would also teach his teammates to say some simple Chinese, and Jin Dayi was always the one who learned the fastest.
(xix) FA Cup winner
In the 2009 season, Suwon Samsung reached the final of the Korean FA Cup. Jin Dayi, who was injured, ignored the objections of the team doctor and forced himself to endure the pain. 'It's the last game of the season and I think it could also be the last final of my career, so I have to play. The scrappy Kim Dae-yee played for 120 minutes before the game went into a brutal penalty shootout.
In the first two rounds, both sides hit. In the third round, Kim Dae-yee's teammate, a Brazilian foreign assistant who later switched to Chengdu Sheffield United, lost the ball, but the South Korean goalkeeper Lee Yun saved 2 penalties from his opponent in succession, and the initiative returned to the hands of Suwon Samsung. The decisive ball was taken by Kim Dae-il, only to see him slowly walk to the penalty spot, carefully put the ball on the ground, think for a little while, and then calmly kick the ball into the left side of the goal...
(20) Former lord of the hand blade
It is worth mentioning that Suwon Samsung's opponent in the final is no one else, it is Kim Dayi's old owner Seongnam Ilwa. After being stabbed into the chest by a former hero, the fans of Seongnam Ichiwa can be described as mixed feelings in their hearts. However, they should have long been accustomed to this feeling, since the transfer to Suwon Samsung in 2004, Kim Dae-il scored 7 goals in 9 matches with Seongnam Ilhe, and is a veritable Seongnam nemesis.
(21) Suwon Scouting
In May 2010, Che Fangen was dismissed from class due to poor results in leading the team, and after Yoon Sung-hyo took over the team, Kim Dayi completely lost his position, so he began to transform into a coach.
In 2013, Seo Became the head coach of Suwon Samsung, and at his invitation, Kim Tai Yee, who coached at Singapore's Lion City Sailors, also returned to Suwon Samsung as a scout for the team.
That year, "Football Night" did a special program to visit Suwon, and Kim Dae-yee was also interviewed as a scout of the team. (Click at the end of the article to read the original article for details)
(xxii) Meitan is at the helm
In 2014, Kim Daye took charge of Meitan High School. Meitan High School is a youth training partner school of Suwon Samsung, similar to the relationship between Tang Wai and Chengzu, so Kim Dae-yee is actually the head coach of Suwon Samsung U18.
Kim's coaching philosophy is to develop players who are fully committed on the pitch, which is in line with his attitude towards playing. Xu Zhengyuan also often calls U18 players to train with professional players, through this means, Xu Zhengyuan can understand the potential of young players, and young players can also find their own gap with professional players in actual combat.
In 2016, Kim Clashed with the Club over a student's advancement, and then left Suwon Samsung to teach at his alma mater, Korea University.
(xxiii) Turn to a mortal enemy
In October 2017, Kim Dae-yee succeeded Cho Deok-ji as the head coach of K2 League team Suwon FC.
In order to prepare for the 2018 season, Jin Dayi has created a coaching team with strong three-star elements through his previous accumulated contacts.
However, these efforts paid off a disappointing season, with Suwon FC finishing 7th and missing out on the playoffs. Such a performance was criticized by Suwon FC fans, who believed that Kim Dae-il's performance was not fundamentally different from Cho Deok-ji,and that the relationship between the team he had built and the sworn enemy of the same city, Suwon Samsung, was too ambiguous, just like supporting the Suwon Samsung second team.
(xxiv) After class
In the 2019 season, Jin Dayi continued to stay under the pressure of public opinion. At the beginning of the season, Suwon FC played beautiful offensive football, once in the top three of the table, but Suwon FC fans did not buy Kim Dae-il, believing that most of the team's goals came from the individual ability of the players, rather than team cooperation. As the season progressed, Suwon FC's performance on the defensive end fluctuated, with Kim Dae-il switching the formation back and forth between three and four defenders, but due to the lack of specific tactical arrangements, the players were very confused on the field. In the end, Kim's team failed to make the playoffs for two consecutive years, and in the angry end of class from the fans, Kim Dayi chose to resign.
(xxv) Discover new people
Although the results of leading the team are not good, Jin Dayi has a very good set in the cultivation of young people. The 22-year-old Cao Youmin was given the opportunity to make his career debut under Kim Dayi, and with his outstanding performance in the league, he also won the Asian Games championship as a main player.
(xxvi) Rong sheng Super League
In 2021, Jin Dayi came to Chengdu and joined Xu Zhengyuan's coaching team, and his position was chief assistant coach and reserve team head coach.
Through a year of hard work, Xu Zhengyuan's coaching team helped Chengdu Rongcheng rise to the Chinese Super League, and the picture of Jin Dayi being splashed with boiling water by Liu Bin in the locker room of the Jiangyin Sports Center must be an unforgettable classic for this generation of football fans.