What do people think about the CBA \"shoe scandal\"?~
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This post was last edited by 521yxc521 on 2016-11-3 at 12:34. A couple of days ago, the basketball association announced penalties for players such as Zhou Qi and Wang Zhelin for violating the league’s rules regarding shoes. Everyone was waiting to see Yi Jianlian’s reaction, and as expected, things turned out to be quite complicated and extremely exciting. In the Arab League match, he took off his Li Ning shoes as a protest; he was denied entry to the field while wearing shoes sponsored by him, but he eventually played the match anyway. When it comes to the competition over sneakers, it’s nothing more than a struggle for interests among the sponsors behind them, a business battle. So, what do people think: should the rules set by the basketball association be strictly enforced, or should the interests of individual players be protected?
That’s why I can’t play well all the time. Come on, let’s watch it together. . . http://image.haha.mx/2016/10/31/big/2335230_afbf5a5b8f268b348b0b8f3f66b44ebc_1477914840.gif
Playing the game isn’t determined by ability; it depends on whether sponsors want you to play. :L is making you deviate from the topic~
The rules set by the basketball association must be strictly enforced, and organizational discipline must be upheld.
As an onlooker, adhering to the principle of enjoying the spectacle without getting involved in the issues, I firmly support the basketball association in punishing Yi Jianlian – he must be suspended from playing, suspended, suspended. Important things are said three times! ! ! That’s your attitude when you’re given the green light to return and play in the CBA! ? Hahaha
You don’t give me melons to eat; I’m eating steamed buns, but what I’m thinking of are melons.