Shui Qingxia's coaching cycle: a rollercoaster journey from peak to trough
The spring breeze at the beginning of the game was proud
When Shui Qingxia took charge of the Chinese women's football team in November 2021, who would have thought that the new coach would bloom as quickly as a cherry blossom in spring? At the beginning of 2022, Shui Gui held a magic wand in his hand and led the team to consecutive victories and won the Asian Cup. At this time, she is undoubtedly the "savior" of the Chinese women's football team, and her popularity in the hearts of fans is more popular than the blockbusters of the Spring Festival stalls.
Challenges and Controversies: From Halo to Shadow
However, the good times were short-lived, and the performance in 2023 was like a basin of cold water poured on the heads of fanatical fans. The three consecutive defeats in the World Cup, the Asian Games, and the Olympic preliminaries have made the aura of water guidance begin to fade. Her coaching style, like the old-school Peking Opera, is classic but lacks innovation. Conservative, lack of risk-taking, these doubts spread faster than gossip among fans and the media.
Personnel selection: discordant notes in the voice of criticism
When it comes to selecting players, it's a big problem. Some people say that the selection of water guidance is biased, such as Tang Jiali , Xiao Yuyi and other potential players, who seem to have no brilliance in her eyes. Such controversy reminds people of the old saying: "A team has only one head coach, but every fan has one in their hearts." ”
The inevitability of getting out of class: from being a national idol to being spurned
In the end, Shui Qingxia's class is like the climax of a tragedy, inevitable but embarrassing. From a national idol to being spurned, such a gap can't help but make people sigh: the rivers and lakes in the football world are unpredictable. We can say that the trough of the Chinese women's football team is not all due to the guidance of Shui, but as a coach, she failed to play a bad hand to a new height, which may be a big regret of her career.
In this rollercoaster coaching career, Shui Qingxia has undoubtedly experienced an extreme transformation from peak to trough. Her story is not only the rise and fall of a coach, but also a mirror, reflecting the current challenges and future thinking of the Chinese women's football team. In the second half, we will turn to Chen Wanting to see if this potential new coach can lead the Chinese women's football team out of the fog and start a new chapter.
Chen Wanting's new chapter: the future hope of Chinese women's football?
Speaking of Chen Wanting, the head of the Jiangsu women's football team is not a vegetarian. She is more than just a coach, she is more like a "football magician", who specializes in awakening those sleeping football elves. Under her hands, the Jiangsu women's football team set off a veritable "youth storm". This coach, with her unique perspective and strategy, has allowed a group of young players to shine on the field, achieving the glory of three Chinese Women's Super League runners-up.
Coaching philosophy: to refresh the new fashion of the field
Chen Wanting's coaching style is like a breath of fresh air. She is an attacking player, a team player and knows how to bring out the best in each player. Her football philosophy is not just about winning games, but also planting the seeds of hope for the future of Chinese women's football.
Challenges and expectations: a new journey for the Chinese women's football team
If Chen Wanting does become the new head of the Chinese women's football team, then it will be a new challenge. She has to deal with not only the opponents on the pitch, but also the problems within the team and the high expectations of the outside world. We all know that taking over the reins of this team means navigating through the storm, but perhaps it is this challenge that brings out the true strength of a coach.
Looking to the future: It's not just about winning
Chen Wanting's future task will not be easy: she needs to guide the Chinese women's women's football team to a wider open sea. It's not just about winning games, it's about improving the overall quality of the team, developing young players, and building a team that is internationally competitive. It all sounds good, but the road will certainly not be easy.
Chen Wanting's potential succession has undoubtedly injected a breath of fresh blood into the Chinese women's football team. Her coaching style and philosophy may be exactly what the Chinese women's football team needs. Let's wait and see if the new coach can lead the Chinese women's football team out of the predicament and usher in new glory. Come on, Chen Wanting! Come on, Chinese women's football team!