Recently, in a topic about "national football", former international Xu Liang commented:
"Just now, in my live broadcast room, I saw a friend say: Ah, how come there is no blood now? - That's it since ten years ago! Not just now, friend."
"Ten years ago, when I was a veteran, the young people who just joined the team were like this. When they train, they don't have veteran players to practice. The old team members run middle and long distances, better than they do; normal it should be said that the young ones run better. ”
"Then after training, more than 12% of the body fat, go to run to lower body fat, after training to practice, when your body fat drops to less than 12%, when you don't have to practice - you look at the team members who have been trained, all are after 88, and none of the old team members have more than 12% of the body."
"Young people feel comfortable and have a good life - today's children are too comfortable with this money, the conditions are too good, so, where is the blood?" 」
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Indeed, today's Chinese players are not as good as before in the most basic aspect of physical fitness - looking at the first 3 games of the top 12 of the national football team, this problem can also be reflected.
For example, the recent 3-2 victory over Vietnam by the national football team, leading 2-0, but then being forced to become 2-2 by the opponent, but at this time, how many people are still desperately running for opportunities? Perhaps, only Wu Lei and a few others are still running desperately, and only then will there be the final reading second of the "WuQiu King".
And Wu Lei is now the only Chinese player to play in Europe's top five leagues – apparently, he has given up a higher salary at home and has to pay too much training and hard work. But why are few Chinese players today willing to play abroad like Wu Lei?
Wei Shihao, who originally played football abroad when he was young, but later returned to the Chinese Super League, told the truth in a show: because it is easier to make money in China!
But, like high-level football abroad, such as in the Europa League, can't they also make a lot of money? In fact, the players in the European League are fiercely competitive, which is by no means comparable to the Chinese League!
However, Chinese players are very low level, less competitive - because there are very few registered players in China, high-level players are only a few people, in the era of the prevalence of "golden dollar football" in the Chinese league, these players do not have to pay their all, they can become a "seller's market", they can earn up to 10 million yuan a year, plus there are bonuses, tens of millions of yuan of signing fees and other income, like international players, after a career, you can easily become a billionaire.
So, how can these Chinese players, who lack the motivation to compete in a healthy manner under such favorable treatment and superior conditions, inspire the bloodiness of a fighter?
After the "salary restriction order" was introduced, although the income of these players was halved, it was still not low compared to ordinary Chinese people - but only if their football level and performance were high, they could still be recognized. However, such a year is not as good as a year, but there is a completely asymmetrical super high income, which will create the phenomenon of "under high salaries, but to feed a group of uncompetitive and bloody players". 【Original Review: Yu said that hugh】