When the rectification and disciplinary measures were not completed, the Chinese Football Association issued four consecutive penalty tickets for officials in the competition area
Open four consecutive fines! On July 20th, the Chinese Football Association released four fines on its website, imposing penalties on officials Gabriel Garcia from the Jiangsu division of the Chinese Super League, Quanzhou Yaxin Football Club, Nantong Zhiyun Football Club, and player Zhang Hui from Dandong Tengyue Football Club for violating rules and regulations.
Why were the relevant competition areas, clubs, and personnel penalized? From the ticket, it can be seen that the reasons for the punishment involve uncivilized behavior of fans watching matches, players making insulting gestures during matches, and team and club officials making inappropriate remarks.
From the feedback from all parties, it can be seen that the party involved was punished and not unjustified at all. For example, Zhang Hui engages in non sports behavior and uses insulting gestures during competitions. Being suspended for three matches and fined 30000 yuan is purely self inflicted!
In fact, it is not new for the Chinese Football Association to issue fines. A few years ago, the Discipline Committee of the Chinese Football Association issued 12 consecutive fines in one go. It should be said that law enforcement is not about imposing penalties, but often without issuing fines, discipline and authority cannot be maintained, bad practices cannot be stopped, and one cannot set an example. Resolutely and seriously dealing with various violations of rules and regulations is to purify the atmosphere of the competition.
This time, four consecutive fines were issued, involving the competition area, clubs, club officials, and players, which can be described as very comprehensive and thought-provoking. This indicates that there are violations of discipline among players, club officials, and even the competition area, which also exposes the significant problems in the current football world. To some extent, this problem is not a phenomenon at a certain level, but a systemic problem.
Currently, in response to the chaos in Chinese football, strong medicine and heavy hammers are needed. Previously, the anti-corruption efforts promoted by relevant departments in the football industry received high praise. Since the investigation of former head coach Li Tie of the Chinese national football team, who "pulled out carrots and brought out mud," several heavyweight officials from the Chinese Football Association have been taken down. The general feeling among everyone is that the Chinese Football Association has made great determination to address related issues and resolutely eliminate its own stubborn problems. If it were not for the determination of a strong man to break his wrist and the courage to scrape bones and treat poison, Chinese football would not be able to maintain a clean and upright atmosphere.
Contacting the Chinese Football Association for issuing four consecutive fines, one can also feel that managing the chaos of the Football Association is a long-term task that cannot be relaxed at all. Reshaping the image of Chinese football is also a lengthy task, and there must be no signs of fatigue. One detail is that there is a statement on the ticket that reads, "I hope all parties involved can work together to maintain the order of the game and the hard won football development environment." This seemingly clich é expression conveys a message that Chinese football cannot withstand turmoil, and the football development environment is indeed hard won. All parties have a responsibility to uphold the dignity of football.
People often say, "There is not much time left for the Chinese men's football team.". In fact, the Chinese men's football team has loyal fans, a huge market, and good development opportunities. If we can face shame and strive for strength in all aspects, the future is promising.
