Lingering anger? Taishan foreign aid posted P picture mocking Wang Zhe to see VAR! Or be banned for 1 game + fined 10,000 yuan

On the evening of July 4, Beijing time, Shandong Taishan foreign aid Fellaini once again posted a picture on social media to mock Wang Zhe, the chief referee of the Beijing-Shanghai war. Fellaini posted a picture composed by fans, the main content is that the referee Wang Zhe watched VAR, but the screen showed a photo of Fellaini as a child, and marked the meaning expressed by the referee in the picture: "Further back, pour Fellaini's 100-day photo!" ”

Fellaini's picture is obviously a mockery of Wang Zhe and the reason why the VAR referee on duty blew off the goal is too far-fetched, and he brought tasks to enforce the law. Fellaini may be banned by the Football Association for one game and fined 10,000 for this move.

In this round of the Chinese Super League Taishan draw at home to leaders Shanghai Port, Fellaini received an assist from teammate Liu Yang shortly after the opening of the second half and scored with a header to extend Taishan to 2-0.

But just as Fellaini was shaking his fist in celebration, VAR suddenly intervened, and finally the referee Wang Zhe ruled that the goal was invalid after checking the VAR on the grounds that Fellaini had fouled people in the previous attack. After the goal was blown, Fellaini was excited to take off his armband and wanted to strike, and after being persuaded to return, he still chattered the referee. In the end, Harbour equalized with a goal from Lee Sung-long, and successfully retreated away from home to take away one point.

After the game, Fellaini posted his angry referee's angry picture for a while, and paired it with an angry expression to express his dissatisfaction. And one day later, the Belgians still seem to be angry. Indeed, if Fellaini's goal had been scored and Taishan had taken a 2-0 lead, the game might have gone completely differently, and it would have been much harder for Harbour to avoid losing away from home.