People like to take idioms like Tarzan to describe those who are not alarmed and not afraid of danger. As the Chinese Super League team in the region where the idiom originates, Shandong Taishan, it can be regarded as an appearance to explain the true meaning of being as stable as Mount Tai for fans - his own player Wu Xinghan was exposed to cheating money and cheating feelings in a married state and had improper relationships with other women, was exposed to tarnish the sanctity of national team training, took women into training hotels, exposed that he received money to play match-fixing and smeared the entire Chinese Super League... I, the Shandong Taishan Club, just stand still.
Such a vigorous insider has been continuously put on the table for nearly two months, and has been fermented and expanded in the media and fan circles, but Shandong Taishan, as the player's owner, has no response except for the step-by-step arrangement of the players for pre-season training. During this period, Wu Xinghan was exposed that if there were rumors that illegal clubs would not be tolerated, his credibility would be discounted to a certain extent.
Is it true that as Wu Xinghan's domineering wife suggested, he is strong enough behind the scenes, can withstand these so-called small winds and waves, can handle all the "key departments" within the big owner Shandong Taishan, and obey his own intentions to suppress all ugly things? The reason may not be so simple.
The reason why neither the Football Association nor Shandong Taishan Club, or the relevant discipline inspection departments have taken any action or made any statement, may be related to Wu Xinghan's current identity: he is probably no longer a member of Shandong Taishan, whether it is automatically leaving when the contract expires, or Shandong Taishan is directly expelled, if Wu Xinghan no longer belongs to Shandong Taishan, the Taishan Club that consciously shares big things, I am afraid it will adhere to the principle that more is better than less, Wearing a clear costume makes people feel that Wu Xinghan is no longer his own person.
Why does Shandong Taishan want to hide? This is thanks to the continuous expansion and escalation of the Wu Xinghan incident. Perhaps the club really warned Wu Xinghan that once he violated the law, he would not tolerate it, but at that time, Wu Xinghan's situation was at most that his marital life was not simple, suspected of violating the national team's record, and he and the strange woman were inconclusive.
Later, with Wu Xinghan and his wife not only did not know how to converge, but here without silver 300 taels in the way of self-exposing family ugliness, not only basically sat down on this bizarre cheating scandal, but also with the revelation of a strange woman, it also involved Wu Xinghan's suspected of playing match-fixing and ruining the reputation of the entire Chinese Super League. At this point, it may not be something that can be solved without appeasement within Shandong Taishan. In order not to provoke people, it may be the best policy to unknowingly clear up his relationship with Wu Xinghan as soon as possible. As for whether the relevant discipline inspection departments will intervene, it is not a dynamic that people in the football circle can grasp.
Why is it said that Wu Xinghan may no longer be from Shandong Taishan? This can be seen in several ways. First, just after the FA Cup final last season, there was no direct contact between the club and the player, and Wu Xinghan did not seem to be seen in the clues of the Taishan team's training.
Second, in the statistics of the German football transfer market network, Wu Xinghan's contract with the Taishan team has expired, although according to the logic of the Chinese Super League, even if the player's contract expires, it is not a free body in the true sense, but Wu Xinghan poked out such a big basket, I am afraid that he has long ruined the possibility of renewing his contract and staying in the team, and he is just a hot potato in the minds of the Taishan team.
Third, although Wu Xinghan was selected for the national football squad during the Asian qualifiers for the Qatar World Cup and played with the team, his status and role continued to decline as he grew older. Coupled with serious injuries, Wu Xinghan's playing time and number of games in the league last season were much lower than before, with 11 appearances and 490 minutes played, which was the second lowest in his entire career. In the 2012 season, when he appeared in the Chinese Super League, he also played 20 games for the team. Now the players are terrifying off the field, and the Tarzan team is completely sending the plague down the slope.
As for the possibility that Wu Xinghan no longer belongs to the Taishan team, it really depends on the strength and speed of the club's response in the face of this wave of crisis public relations.