To sum up the past and today: when will Chinese football rebound?

After decades of development, it is difficult for Chinese football fans to be satisfied with their achievements. This is a fact, and we don't need to avoid it. To sum up our past gains and losses, it is the long-term plan for the future to make continuous improvement in the current football road. For example, the 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan is an important node. At that time, Milu's coaching made our team enter the finals of the World Cup in one fell swoop. Today, after more than 20 years, this feat is still the highest peak and cannot be reached. Most of the people accepted Milu's coaching, but unfortunately he did not continue to lead the national football team.

Li Weifeng, a great defender, once made a pointed comment on this: "If Milu can continue to coach the national football team, the glorious momentum of the 2002 Korea Japan World Cup can be continued; but the Football Association likes obedient coaches, and they don't like people who can do, it is more important to speak well than to do well."

Of course, there are also some different voices. Xie Hui once said that if he did not look forward, he would not be able to achieve real growth. As for why the then coach finally abandoned him, he also fully understood the coach's approach, because it must be determined by a combination of various reasons, and Milu as the main coach did teach him a lot.

We can't comment on how it would be better if Milu had been in charge of the national football team all the time, but relatively speaking, the Chinese team at that time really reached an unprecedented level. In addition, Lippi's coaching in China also caused some troubles, but the champion coach resigned from his post in a way that was very difficult for everyone to accept.

At this time, Lippi's resignation from the coach of the national football team seemed to understand how forward-looking his sentence "I don't want to steal money" was. I remember that he left the press conference immediately after he said this without waiting for the translation to finish!

Just after he left office, Li Tie seemed to take his place naturally. Of course, Li Tie also went through a seemingly rigorous competition process. At that time, Li Xiaopeng and Wang Baoshan were candidates for coaches with him. The expert group members include Zhu Guanghu, Qu Chuliang, Wu Jingui, Wei Kexing, Li Chunman, etc. Of course, this expert group is only responsible for providing technical scoring, and the final decision is still in the Football Association. A series of things have been known since then, but our team has lost the opportunity to move forward again.

Recently, Li Ming, the general manager of Beijing Guoan Team, said to the team and even the whole Chinese Super League that it is not surprising that the championship of this season belongs to Chengdu. It's like that Evergrande won the championship in the first year of its breakthrough, so it must have enough budget. The most important thing at the moment is to live, which is more meaningful than winning the championship.

I can't believe that this is what the head of a team said. Although the team's investment is very important, if a team has never thought about winning the championship as the ultimate goal, then I can hardly believe that the football here can be developed.

Finally, let's talk about the Chinese coaching team. This setting is also unique to the Chinese Super League. It's unclear about the specific time of its origin. It probably began when Schrapner was appointed as the coach of the national football team in 1992. At that time, the Football Association appointed Xu Genbao and Yang Yimin as members of the Chinese coaching team of the national team. This was a shock to Schrapner, and he never followed any advice from the coaching team. However, this innovative model has continued. Until today, not only national teams will have it, but many clubs have applied this model to the extreme.