These chapters can be regarded as mixed with private work.
Of course, it is not completely unrelated to itself, because from a plot perspective, it does need to seriously explain the development process of Chinese football in the book.
Compared with simply writing about the development of domestic football, I chose to use a documentary to show the world in the book, the development and dilemma of Chinese campus football from such a perspective - not just singing a triumphant song, but watching
Beneath the flower-like appearance, there is actually danger hidden.
This means that the football reform that started in 2015 will continue, and no one can rest on the laurels of "reaching the World Cup finals for two consecutive years".
There is no day when reform ends successfully. Because we always have to adapt to the changes of the times and make constant adjustments.
So reform must continue forever.
The parts about youth training concepts in these chapters are not entirely my ideas. I drew on the views of a football youth training UP owner at Station B, including some examples taken from his videos.
Because I saw some ridiculous praise for me in the comments, I want to make a special note here:
This is not my credit, I dare not take it as my own.
This UP host is called "Qiu Zhi". He doesn't post many videos, but he inspires me a lot and benefits me a lot. If you are interested, you can follow it and watch all his videos.
Recently, my wife and I have been using our summer vacation to correct our children's study habits, so after watching the video of the "Qiu Zhi" UP host, we particularly resonated with him.
For example, it is about cultivating young players to correctly read and understand the game, so that they can master the correct way to play football.
I was very touched.
Because I think the most important thing in educating children to learn is to teach them correct study habits.
As long as good habits can be developed, whether you are in elementary school, junior high school, high school, or college, you can benefit from it.
After all, parents can still help their children with homework before the third grade of elementary school. What about in the future? How can parents help their children with homework that they don’t know how to do?
But if a child can learn to master correct study habits, he will not need parental guidance.
I think football training is the same.
Now you tell a young player that long passes and lobs can win the ball, so he practices long passes and lobs.
What should you do when you get older and find that you can’t win with long passes?
Will there be others?
Not anymore.
Then it's over.
But if you practice reading the game from a young age and master the correct method of playing the game, then in the future, whether it is long passes, defensive counterattacks, passing and controlling... players will be able to handle it.
Football is actually a sport that requires a lot of thinking.
Because football matches involve constant confrontation with others, and confrontation with others requires wisdom.
Relying on rigid tricks may be useful when dealing with machine programs, but it won't work when faced with people.
The story of someone who practiced in seclusion for decades and then conquered the world with just one move can only appear in fantasy.
Football is science. If you don't play it according to scientific rules, you will lose or it won't work well.
During this time, my child also happened to be participating in the Chengdu Youth Campus Football League, but he was in the atmosphere group and a substitute in the school team. He basically ran around blindly - I had already known that he had no football talent.
I have accepted it, so I am not disappointed with his performance.
However, I went to watch their last game this afternoon, and the opponent took advantage of the kick-off opportunity and kicked the ball directly from the center circle.
So our side also followed the same example and shot directly from the kick-off.
After another six goals were scored by the opponent, our team finally took advantage of the kick-off opportunity to score directly, avoiding the fate of being shaved off by the opponent.
Of course, the opponent also took advantage of the kick-off opportunity after losing the ball to try to shoot directly, but this time it failed.
The football just flew back and forth in the air.
After the game, players from both sides thanked each other in accordance with the procedure and said: "Learn from your opponents..."
I then thought about the scene where we all kicked off the ball and shot in the game. I really learned from my opponents. Well done...
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