As we all know, the village super league in Rongjiang, Guizhou, is playing hotly, and even the famous teacher Han Qiaosheng also came to the scene to give live commentary for the game. This is another grassroots amateur league from the county seat after the village BA league in Guizhou, which has attracted the attention of fans across the country. However, a picture has recently circulated on the Internet, indicating that the Football Association may intervene in the village super league.
It is said that the Chinese Football Association sent a document to the Guizhou Provincial Football Association, saying that it would send a delegation to the village super league to investigate. After hearing such news, many fans hope that the Chinese Football Association can raise its noble hand. As teacher Han Qiaosheng said in the on-site commentator, the quality of the village super league is really not lower than that of the Chinese Super League.
Why does a grassroots football league, after receiving the attention of the Chinese Football Association, cause unease among fans? This starts with what the Chinese Football Association has done in recent years, whether it is a national team at all levels, the Chinese Super League and the Chinese League One Professional League, almost a yellow one.
The reason why the Village Super League and Village BA are so popular is because they come from the grassroots league of the people, and everyone participates in the competition for hobby and passion. If it is changed to a commercial league and adds a commercial flavor, it indicates that everything has changed. With bad competition, the problem of fake gambling will naturally arise.
Therefore, the village super league and village BA are popular, on the one hand, the local people are very pure, on the other hand, fans across the country want to see the most down-to-earth games. Even if the village super league and village BA are promoted nationwide, it may not be able to achieve the effect in Guizhou, and the relevant departments should really weigh this well.
Of course, if the Chinese Football Association intervenes, it hopes that the nature of the league will not be changed, and if it can increase funds to improve the hardware facilities of the game and increase the number of spectators in the venue of the game, it may be better. After all, the grassroots teams from the people are not coming for how much prize money they get, but for their purest football and basketball dreams.