After yesterday's match between the Chinese Super League and Shenhua, Wuhan Three Towns striker Wei Shihao was abused by a young fan in the stands.
Today, Wei Shihao posted a photo of his pet dog and wrote: "It's okay to scold people, don't rise to the family." Happy Mother's Day to moms all over the world. But in the comment area, Wei Shihao and the fans quarreled.
Some fans left a message on Wei Shihao's Weibo: "Don't play football, go back to cultural classes." ”
Wei Shihao replied in the comment area: "You go and ask Principal Tan (former Luneng Football School principal Tan Zhaohui) is it me?" The video was deliberately sent out of context and taken out of context and the dog barked? ”
Another fan replied: "Asked, Principal Tan said that it was you. ”
Wei Shihao replied: "I pay tuition fees at the football school every year, and there is a liquidated penalty when I leave." Luneng is really awesome, why didn't he succeed in suing me? Do you have to play on a team to play in a football school? After so many years of unwillingness to explain, I will leave you a little face. ”
"Isn't Lu Neng awesome, sue me, sue successfully? There are also liquidated damages, why am I still playing football, thinking that I am La Masia? ”
Wei Shihao came from Luneng Football School, then went to Portugal to stay in the ocean, returned to China in 2017 to join Shanghai Port, then played for Beijing Guoan and Guangzhou teams, and this year moved to Wuhan Three Towns.
It is reported that when Wei Shihao left Luneng Football School, his parents proposed to the football school that the child did not want to play football and wanted to go back to study cultural classes, but eventually signed a contract with a foreign club.
But when we flipped through the comment section, we could see that Wei Shihao also replied to a message from a Harbour fan, who wrote: "Shanghai has only one Shanghai team, not baby blue anyway."
In addition, Wei Shihao also made some remarks suspected of regional discrimination: "Manhole covers can also speak."
"Full of green onion smell, no wonder it stinks."