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Randomuser

Randomuser

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China lost 7-0 to japan in one of the football world cup qualifer matches.

I don't expect much from the team but I think at this point everything about the current national football team system needs to be torn down and reset.

Some commentators say that we should blame the foreign coach again. Like this is detrimental to development of football because it absolving responsibilities on the players who could actually be the main problem.
 
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yungho

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Randomuser said:
China lost 7-0 to japan in one of the football world cup qualifer matches.

I don't expect much from the team but I think at this point everything about the current national football team system needs to be torn down and reset.

Some commentators say that we should blame the foreign coach again. Like this is detrimental to development of football because it absolving responsibilities on the players who could actually be the main problem.
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Frankly with all the foreigners they imported to represent China I'm not too upset we lost. There's no one person to be blame because everything around it is so bad lmao.
 
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supersnoop

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manqiangrexue said:
I just found out that the head of USADA, Travis Tygart, is a lawyer by profession. The head of American anti-doping in sports is not a retired athlete or a doctor/biochemist but a lawyer. That shows me how guilty they are and that their number one priority is hiding and scumbagging.
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The first head of the WADA (Dick Pound) was a lawyer too...

Though he did compete in the Olympics for swimming, so I guess it doesn't apply by your standard
 
manqiangrexue

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supersnoop said:
The first head of the WADA (Dick Pound) was a lawyer too...

Though he did compete in the Olympics for swimming, so I guess it doesn't apply by your standard
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Athletes don't all become coaches after retirement. He was apparently a small time champion without any world or Olympic medals. In any case, with his athletic background, he's definitely a fine choice.
 
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broadsword

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supersnoop said:
The first head of the WADA (Dick Pound) was a lawyer too...

Though he did compete in the Olympics for swimming, so I guess it doesn't apply by your standard
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You're sure you did not reverse his name? It was a little inconvenient for me to double-check since @Webmaster decided against an embedded search field.
 
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