The drama that has been staged in Chinese football is even more bizarre than a soap opera. Hello everyone, let's talk to you about the follow-up of the uproar in the Chinese League. Speaking of which, this is really a bit of a "plot reversal", but this reversal makes people laugh and cry.
The protagonist is Lin Jiahao, the No. 5 player of Wuxi Wugou Football Club. This classmate, in a fierce game, carried out the so-called "violent act", that is, he gave the opposing player a "cordial hug" with his arm, and as a result, he was targeted by the Football Association and ate a "gift package" of 4 games suspended for 4 games and fined 40,000 yuan. The reason given by the Football Association for this punishment is "causing adverse social impact". It seems that Lin Jiahao has been labeled as a "negative textbook".
At this point, you might be thinking, what about the referee of this match? Where is he? Oh, tell you, he's fine, unharmed, and continues his refereeing career. And that's where the controversy lies today.
The elbow in the game can't escape the "magic eye" of the camera and the "fiery eyes" of the fans, but it escapes the "magic power" of the referee. What's even more outrageous is that the referee actually sent Giovanni off and thought he faked a fall. I don't think it's a fake fall, it's clearly a real fall, and the fall is quite bad.
In the face of this obvious miscalculation, the Football Association was also under great pressure and hurriedly said that it would investigate. But as a result, the player was penalized to the fullest, and the referee was like "wearing an invisibility cloak", unscathed. This inevitably makes people wonder if the referee has any "special skills" that can still be glamorous after a wrong judgment.
This dramatic scene undoubtedly added a lot of laughter to Chinese football, but it also showed us the seriousness of the refereeing problem. If even the basic penalty becomes a "maneuverable space", then the future of Chinese football may be really difficult to say.
Here, we see not only the punishment of a player, but also the current situation of China's football referee system that needs to be improved urgently. After all, on the football field, we want to see a fair and just game rather than a "drama". It is hoped that the Football Association can learn a lesson from this incident and contribute to the fair refereeing of Chinese football. What do you think, fans?