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The popularity of the Chinese Football Association has brought a large number of fans who have been disappointed with Chinese football back to the stadium and to the TV. But do most fans pay attention to the news of the Chinese League One? How many Chinese League One games have you watched this season?
The answers to the above questions can already reflect the current situation of China's low-level football leagues from one aspect. Under an unconventional inverted pyramid structure, China's low-level leagues can only be ignored, chaotically managed, and left to their own devices.
Conflicts continue... They are worlds apart from those football powers or neighboring countries that pay close attention to youth training and pay attention to basics. The popularity of China has not brought China League One and China League Two closer to true professional football.
Even some media people who have been immersed in Chinese football for many years are very concerned about the Chinese Football League. Many football media people have repeatedly mentioned that the most difficult part of writing articles is the data analysis of the Chinese Football League. If it is about characters
For exclusive interviews and reports, you only need to use your personal relationships to contact the players or coaches' agents, and everything will be done. However, data analysis in the Chinese League One is really futile, because there are very few comprehensive game data that can be used for review analysis.
Although there are many media channels on the market that can provide domestic league data, due to insufficient attention to the Chinese League One, the data they provide are often not detailed enough. Obtaining these data may not necessarily be able to identify a team or a team.
This is the key reason why many football reporters have a headache. This is also the biggest obstacle that Zhang Sheng encounters when he wants to deeply understand the true situation of each team in the Chinese League One.
In fact, the development of world football has given birth to a lot of valuable things, and the data analysis is exactly what Zhang Sheng urgently needs. In Europe's top leagues, giants like Real Madrid and Barcelona play about 60 games every season.
In high-intensity games, in addition to ensuring sufficient bench depth, we must conduct comprehensive and detailed data analysis, use these data to supervise daily training and game summaries, and try to avoid a decline in performance due to injuries and improper tactical arrangements. This is the key to strong competition.
The key to the team still achieving good results despite fighting on multiple fronts. This is also the reason why Zhang Sheng and Jiangsoft Technology cooperated.
As we all know, the professional league is the support of a country's football. This is obviously not something that one or two clubs can do alone, or even a single top league can support it alone. Take British football, the originator of modern football, as an example.
They have a total of 9 levels of leagues, up and down. It is this pyramid structure covering talents from all walks of life that continuously injects vitality into British football.
As the second-tier league in England, the data of the English Championship can be easily found on mainstream European data websites, and the data items are very detailed and complete. It is precisely because of the supporting database that we can monitor whether the lower-level leagues are healthy and maintain the
A health showcase across English football.
When he wanted to truly understand the situation of each team in the Chinese League One, Zhang Sheng found that he was a little blind. The information he got was only general news, and there was very little news on the competitive level.
But just from the information he heard, Zhang Sheng had a rough understanding of the Chinese League One. He could sum it up with two sentences from the Chinese League One circle: in the first half of the year, he performed as a performer to earn points to avoid relegation, and in the second half of the year, he sold himself to earn money to survive.
These two sentences can be proven by the three voices that come out of the Chinese League One every year: at the beginning of the season, the team shouts slogans for a while; in the middle of the season, match-fixing and giving away points to make money are gradually heard; at the end of the season, people are talking about who doesn’t want to
Clash, who was killed by whom, and other gossips. Various rumors exist every year, which reflects the unprofessional construction of the league, the opacity of departmental work, and the unconvincing game process. Putting aside these issues of game style and discipline that are difficult to distinguish between true and false, wages
The fact that there are no arrears, the quality of the lawn is worrying, and the team is mismanaged can be clearly seen. As a secondary league in transition, it is really a bit unsightly.
Of course, many of these news are groundless, and various rumors are also mixed with various rumors. However, Zhang Sheng thought about such things for a while and then let go. All in all, reaching the first division still depends on strength, not only the players of the team
The strength of the coach also depends on the financial resources behind the club, as well as the connections in the circle.
Zhang Sheng is still very confident in these points. The strength of the team's players is definitely unique in the entire Chinese League One. Zhang Sheng is also very confident in his coaching ability. The team's current tactics can definitely be beat.
The entire Chinese League One team. As for the financial resources of the club, Zhang Sheng is also very confident. If nothing else, before the entire season has started, the four players Huang Zongwei, Liu Fangming, Zhao Yingxiong and Wu Hao have sold for 51o
.Many Chinese League One teams only have a yearly budget of just over 1,000. Not to mention that Longteng Group’s financial resources are completely fine.
As for the most hidden strength, that is, the connections in the football circle, Zhang Sheng also prides himself on being as good as anyone. Whether he is a practitioner or an academic, Zhang Sheng has corresponding experience. Besides, this strength will ultimately be used.
Money speaks for itself. The Dragons definitely don’t lack this.
Before the start of the season, Zhang Zhijun, who had been following the Longteng team, also called Zhang Sheng and Zhang Chen as usual for a pre-season family meeting.
It should be said that Zhang Zhijun was very satisfied with Zhang Sheng's performance last season. The Longteng team won the second division championship and also reached the finals of the Football Association Cup. The team also contributed two outstanding players to the National Youth Team.
It can be said that these achievements are inseparable from Zhang Sheng’s leadership.
The most important thing for Zhang Zhijun is not just the team's performance. The most important thing is that the team's good performance has brought attention to society and the government.
The attention of the society can be seen from the increasing number of media around the Longteng Club and the packed stadiums for every game. Since the Longteng team entered the second round of the FA Cup, they have encountered all the Chinese League One players and even most of them.
After joining the Chinese team, the number of reporters who came to Longteng Club to request interviews also gradually increased. After the game against Guangzhou Evergrande, it reached a peak - 16 media came to request interviews. After eliminating Liaoning Hongyun and entering the final,
Another peak has come - this time nearly 30 media have requested interviews. This time the media include not only local media in Jiangcheng and Hubei Province, but also some very influential portals and even national media.
The club and CCTV Sports Channel even filmed an exclusive interview for the Longteng team.
The gradual increase in fans at the Wuchang District Stadium is another manifestation. When the Longteng team first played in China League Two, nearly 3,000 fans came to each home game. In fact, many of these fans were companies organized by the Longteng Group and Jiangsoft Technology.
Employees, and some of the later games were also cheerleaders invited by the Longteng Club from major universities in Jiangcheng. These people came not only to invite them to watch the games, but some also required payment. For example, the club was responsible for the round-trip travel expenses of these groups.
--Although they are all set up by bus or public transportation, the cost is not much; they are responsible for giving free mineral water to the members of these groups, etc. And in the subsequent games, employees of affiliated companies cannot be frequently invited to watch the games.
The club offers a large number of free tickets. Even so, no one comes to watch the tickets even after they are often given away. The number of fans watching home games gradually remains at around 1,000 people.
However, with the step-by-step progress in the FA Cup, real fans began to gradually take the initiative to enter the stadium. After defeating Evergrande in the FA Cup, the Longteng team's home court began to become lively, and people who had not given tickets before came to watch.
They began to come to the stadium to watch the game with the mentality of "I'll take a look and I won't get pregnant." Some fans took the initiative to spend 20 to 40 yuan to buy tickets to watch the game. After defeating Evergrande at home,
The crowd for the Longteng team reached the highest attendance rate in the club's history - nearly 6,000 fans came to watch the game, about half of whom took the initiative to buy tickets and enter the stadium.
After reaching the semi-finals of the FA Cup, the stadium attendance was already at saturation, and the club reluctantly restricted the admission of fans in order to comply with laws and regulations. Even so, nearly one fan flocked to each game.
There are only 1.2 seats in the stadium, and the free viewing percentage of the people watching the game is controlled below 5%. In other words, more than 9,000 of the fans in 1 have purchased tickets to enter.
At the FA Cup final, a scalper that had not been seen for many years appeared in Jiangcheng's football market. Although this was partly caused by the club's poor management, it also shows that the Longteng team has gained the recognition of Jiangcheng fans. You know
Jiangcheng Zall, who is in the Chinese League One in the same city, has never seen so many fans watching a game. It was only in the 2 or 3 games that were the most critical for Zall's success that the Xinhua Road Stadium was full.
Zhang Zhijun is even more satisfied with the government's attention to the team. The mayor of Jiangcheng in 2012 was a very experienced football fan. Several district leaders in Wuchang District, where Longteng Group is headquartered, also have a soft spot for football. But just relying on
It was still too late for the Longteng team to divert their attention from the second-division games. However, it was different when the Longteng team entered the later rounds of the FA Cup. Leaders from the city and district came many times.
Longteng Club does research or is invited to watch the game.
Zhang Zhijun also accompanied these leaders every time. At the club level, the arrival of these leaders made a lot of promises to the Longteng team and created a lot of conveniences for the Longteng team in various aspects, sometimes even directly in terms of funds.
Help, such as reduction of venue rental fees and support for broadcasting football games.
This is even more significant for the Longteng Group behind the club. (To be continued.)
