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honestly, when i saw the news that the chinese national football team lost 1:2 to saudi arabia, i was shocked. i thought, hey, this time it’s not bad, and they even scored a goal.

later, we learned that the goal scored by the chinese national football team was actually an own goal scored by saudi arabia. saudi arabia still understands the ways of the world.

what is even more speechless is that the chinese national football team fielded 11 players, while saudi arabia fielded 10. but the result was still the same.

although it was not as bad as the 0:7 loss to the japanese team, the ending was not decent either.

i wonder what gui erniu, a die-hard fan of the chinese national football team, would think if he were still alive.

according to the news released by "refund brother", "before the game, i thought the high ticket prices might keep many fans away, but i didn't expect that more than 48,000 fans still showed up."

i really feel sorry for the fans who cheered for the national football team. the fans' momentum is far greater than that of the national football team, but the national football team is too disappointing.

after saudi arabia's own goal, the chinese national football team players actually hugged each other. this scene makes me embarrassed just thinking about it.

this expected "defeat" caused the fans at the scene to lose control for a while, and they shouted crazily, "ivan, get out!"

but what does this have to do with ivan? can the chinese national football team avoid losing if they change the head coach? aren’t these the same people who play football?

facing questions about his dismissal, ivan said at the press conference: "this question should not be directed to me. after all, we did lose by a large margin in the last game. the three hot teams in our group, japan, australia and saudi arabia, are very strong teams. our group goal is to be in the top 4 and enter the next stage of the play-offs. we are working towards this goal. our performance in this game was better than the last one, and we still have great hope."

this piece of nonsense literature, which is equivalent to saying nothing, shows that, well, i don’t know what ivan taught the chinese national football team, but coach ivan has obviously learned some oriental language arts.

it is easy to blame ivan, a foreigner, for this shameful match. but if we had replaced him with a chinese head coach, would our outcome have been better?

a good cook cannot cook without rice, and the problem of the chinese national football team is not just with the head coach.

on september 10, we held a meeting on “severely investigating and punishing illegal and criminal activities such as gambling and match-fixing in the football field.”

teams from other countries are working hard to improve their skills and the level of their games, but we are fighting corruption and betting and match-fixing. perhaps this in itself illustrates a deeper problem.

in fact, it is best to look at the national football team from the logic of a commercial project. if the national football team is a commercial project, under the current circumstances, will there be investors willing to invest in it? if you think from this perspective, many things will become clear.

wang jianlin has already made it clear: "given the current situation of chinese football, i don't think chinese football will improve, and it won't break out. therefore, wanda group officially announced today that after the end of this year's professional league, we will withdraw from football forever."

what is the current situation of chinese football? everyone knows that there are more officials than players. the chinese football association has 30 division-level units, 30 divisions, 90 deputy divisions, 300 section chiefs, and 1,000 deputy section chiefs.

with such a large lineup, it is difficult to select a football team that can fight hard. this is no longer a problem that coach ivan can solve.

the problem ivan faces is no longer just a football problem, it has been like this since the very beginning.

so this is the deep meaning behind ivan’s words “this question is not for me”.