Evergrande---Teach me how not to love her
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In the history of Chinese football, the miracles achieved by Evergrande are truly remarkable. From competing for domestic titles to winning the AFC Champions League, and then reaching the semifinals of the FIFA Club World Cup by defeating teams from the Americas, all these achievements illustrate Evergrande’s charm as a rising star in Chinese football. Evergrande’s success is the initial outcome of football reforms, a sign of renewed internal vitality, and a starting point for getting on the right track. Evergrande: Chinese, Asian, global. I’ll always support you.
0:3 Not bad; Barcelona beat Real Madrid 4:0 before, so it seems we still won by 1 goal against Real Madrid, haha.
This post was last edited by ratly on 2015-12-19 at 15:19. It’s truly a miracle: they spend money to bring in players from other teams who are better, while there are no local players available. They get eliminated from the World Cup just because of club competitions. All of this is done to please the boss, yet they receive stupid support from fans across the country. It’s really a miracle! ! ! When is Zhang Linpeng going abroad? What is the current situation of the Evergrande women’s volleyball team? Why was the Qingdao team relegated? How many goals have the Evergrande team players scored for their team? Was that national team player trained by Evergrande? Has the reform been successful, boosting vitality? **Team 0:0**, 1:5 to Thailand – this is conclusive proof of how Evergrande has harmed Chinese football.
As the fans from those island countries put it, with three foreign players, Evergrande is just third-rate. Sometimes we really are unable to see things clearly; Evergrande is the best team in China, and we can win Asian championships. . . .
Look at Dalian Wanda back in the day – they trained their own players, and that’s really impressive. They spent money to poach talented players from other teams, but when those players wanted to go abroad, they wouldn’t let them go; that’s stupid
The Chinese players being promoted have all surpassed Shinji Kagawa – is this what vitality looks like? ? Don’t you have any common sense? Can’t you learn from Japan?
They’re starting to curse; we’re not good at that, so we won’t reply. Haha, there’s nothing to do about it – not only is the level of football playing poor, but the quality of the fans is also low. Sigh~