Have you heard about this? That guy Blackney has done it again! This time, he's screwed over our CBA's "Big Wang" Wang Zhelin. He just signed with the Shanghai team, but then turned around and reneged on the deal, quitting without a second thought. I mean, what's the deal with this?
Blackney, that bastard, is truly a freak among fighters! In the past two years in the CBA, he's been averaging over 30 points per game, even scoring as high as 54 points in a single game. The Shanghai team saw his potential and thought he could help them win the championship with players like Wang Zhelin. But who would have thought that this guy changes his mind faster than a face-changing performance, saying one thing and doing another.
Look at the mess he's made. He signed with the Shanghai team in mid-June, but by the end of August, he started making excuses about wanting to go back home, leaving the Shanghai team eagerly awaiting his return. What was the result? No sign of him, and he ruined all their preparation plans.
The Shanghai team is really pitiful. They held onto a sliver of hope, waiting for Blackney to change his mind. But in the end, he said he couldn't finish dealing with family matters and quit. Come on, who would believe such an excuse, not even a three-year-old!
What's the truth? He's interested in the high offer from Israel's Maccabi Tel Aviv team, thinking the treatment there is better. So, he sold out the Shanghai team in a heartbeat. How immoral is that!
Blackney, that jerk, really screws people over. Remember last year's infamous "fixed match incident" between Jiangsu and Shanghai during the playoffs? He was one of the main culprits. His reputation wasn't great to begin with, but he managed to clean up his image somewhat last season. Now, he's just tarnished it again.
By the way, Blackney is quite the oddball. Have you heard about his home invasion robbery stunt? He actually planned a "robbery of his own friend." What kind of twisted thinking is that?
The Shanghai team has really had bad luck these past eight lifetimes. They've been screwed over by Blackney for two consecutive years, and this time they were caught off guard. Now they can only urgently sign the 33-year-old Billy Baron as a stopgap. Compare that age to Blackney's, and it's like they're from different generations!
With all this chaos, the Shanghai team's future looks bleak. They were hoping Blackney would lead them to the championship, but now they can only rely more on their local players.
In the end, Blackney is a classic example of someone who takes advantage and still complains. The CBA gave him a stage to perform, but he turned around and reneged on his word. A guy like that will probably never be allowed back into the CBA.
Do you think this kind of person deserves to be disciplined? In my opinion, the CBA should establish rules to blacklist players like Blackney, never allowing them to play again! That way, it would serve as a warning to other players with ulterior motives: don't think you can do whatever you want just because you have some skills!
But let's look at it this way, this incident also serves as a wake-up call for our Shanghai team. When signing players in the future, they need to keep their eyes open and not rush into things just because someone has good stats. These days, you can't see through someone's intentions, so who knows what they're really thinking?
Moreover, the Shanghai team shouldn't be too disheartened. There's a saying, "Misfortune might turn out to be a blessing in disguise." Maybe this time, Billy Baron will become the team's lucky charm? Besides, isn't Wang Zhelin, a top local player, still there? With proper training, he could become the backbone of the team.
Finally, I'd like to ask: if you're a fan of the Shanghai team and you see Blackney's dishonest behavior, how would you feel? What are your thoughts?