At 1:00 a.m. yesterday, the 4th round of the World Preliminary Round of 12 Group B, China against Saudi Arabia, the score was 2:3, unfortunately lost with a goal difference, in the first half, Saudi Najer scored two goals in a row, Wu Lei missed a single knife, in the second half of the substitute naturalized player Luo Guofu World Wave scored, 72 minutes Albirakan expanded the score for Saudi Arabia, 86 minutes Wu Xi scored a goal, for the Chinese team to recover a point, the final score: 2:3, the Chinese team lost.
Luo Guofu world wave broke the door
Wu Xi broke the door
Look at the whole game, the first half of the Chinese team almost did not have several threatening shots, the first half Wu Lei single knife opportunity is the best, Zhang Yuning did not score, the second half of the naturalized players on the field to revitalize the entire team, two goals are related to the naturalized players; I remember before watching A A when I felt that the level of A A was not high, in fact, now it seems that the level of national team players out of A A is much higher than the current level of players, at that time to play Vietnam these teams, almost the score is more than 5:0, There is no such thing as winning a goal in Vietnam like this, and others are still not convinced. Around 2009, I watched an old A game played in Chengdu, Gao Zhongxun's dribbling technology in his 40s can basically beat most of the Chinese Super League players, and the Brazilian style players of that era representEd zhang Xiaorui, the set-piece technique gives people the feeling that the position is slightly better, the threat is great, and the dribbling technology is completely Brazilian. Other players such as Li Jinyu, Li Weifeng, Li Tie, Sun Jihai and so on have their own distinct style, the players behind them began to kick others, but also scolded the fans, you line you started, it is completely rotten, the back is the more bad the kick, it is estimated that there will be suspense in the future and the Indian team.
Gao Zhongxun
As a Chinese team fan, the team still has to support him in the trough period, and I believe that it is only a matter of time before the Chinese player population base plus the scientific concept of development enters the World Cup again.
Players are not selected, they are played. The development of football needs to have rich, frequent and regular events from young to adult levels. If the geographical distance is too far, whether it is a non-top league at the youth level or the senior level (such as the chinese first division and the second level), it cannot withstand the traffic consumption caused by frequent competitions, one is money, the other is physical fitness and time. It is not convenient to participate, how many people are willing to form a team and set up a club?
In places like England and Italy where football is developed, convenient transportation is an important basis for the development of the game, and derby battles are often real neighborhood battles, only a few tens or even a dozen miles away from each other. Most of the adult team's games can be driven home on the night of the race, while the junior level is mostly within a maximum of one or two hours of driving distance. Italy's land area is not particularly large, but the peninsula is very long, so it is also divided into divisions at the level of Serie C, otherwise the traffic consumption is unbearable for most teams.
One of the most interesting things about Brazilian football is that although the Brazilian Football Association has tried many times to establish a national league, it was not until the 21st century that the "Brazilian League" was finally established and fixed, which took almost half a century of effort. But the national league is not easy to establish, precisely because football in Brazil's coastal states is developing so well. Many brazilian states are comparable in size and population to Large and Small European countries, and the state league has long been the best representative of Brazilian football culture. They have in fact guaranteed a very dense concentration of tournaments throughout Brazil, with a large number of clubs, thus supporting Brazil's huge football population. So here comes an interesting question: in today's stable and rooted in the Brazilian League, the living space of the state league (championship) has been compressed, will it shake the foundation of Brazilian football?
Looking at China, not to mention large provinces such as Jiangsu and Zhejiang, even a municipality directly under the central government has a population and economic volume that can be compared with a European country, but so far, the development of Chinese football has always been focused on the whole country. Chinese football has always given the impression that the number of professional teams is very small, the Chinese Super League only has 16 teams, and there is no four-tier professional league like the United Kingdom, is this because there are too few people investing in football, or is it too difficult to set up a football club?