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What's going on with Cuikexing's physical examination? Will he be docked pay for not returning after taking leave?
Why does he need to go back to South Korea for a physical examination? Is it an excuse to leave and never return?
Can't South Korean health insurance be reimbursed in China?
The familiar routine - resigning due to illness.
The physical examination didn't go smoothly? What, did the doctor doing the ECG take leave?
A foreigner travels thousands of miles to China, what do they want? They're old, so why can't they go back to their home country for treatment?
Old Cui, before you leave, take Bi Jinzhao and Pato with you. You can't just leave by yourself!
This team is called a powerhouse, but the management is really chaotic.
I'm quite angry; I was deceived by the cultural tourism industry. I thought I married into a wealthy family, but it turned out to be a fallen one.
He's been back in South Korea for a few days now and hasn't led training since this week. Two weeks is probably a conservative estimate.
After all, Taishan is a powerhouse team, and fans are likely unsatisfied with this performance.
Those calling for Cuikexing to step down, come forward. Do you even understand football? Do you watch matches? It's the cultural tourism industry's fault; why should Cuikexing bear the blame?
Cuikexing and Fernandinho can only keep one, and it seems the club still wants to keep Fernandinho at the end of the year.
This year, the players have recovered from injuries, but the head coach has gotten hurt. Bad luck prevails. For some people, once they turn around, it's for life.
The root of everything is the transfer issue. If it weren't for buying those three old-timers, Old Cui wouldn't have ended up in this state. After all, his abilities are fine, and his tactics and formations are still stronger than domestic coaches.
He came in such glory, but now he's in such a sorry state. Is giving him a way out actually asking him to step down?
At 65, I hope he recovers quickly. Regardless, thank you for your efforts during that time. Come and go freely; there's no feast that lasts forever. I hope we'll have the chance to meet again.
According to Shandong media "Qilu Evening News," Taishan's head coach Cuikexing will miss three games.
It's probably over, and after the check-up, the contract will be terminated due to health reasons, which will look good for both sides.
In three games, there were two wins and one draw. Is Cuikexing lifting up his little brother?
This assistant coach has quite the temper and almost got sent off several times.
We've finished this year, and I've lost all motivation. We're just waiting to get through this league season.
Journalist Jia Yanfeng analyzed that Uncle Kangxi of Taishan couldn't hold on anymore, and it seems like another graceful farewell. Good luck, there's no feast that lasts forever.
Since Cuikexing took office as Taishan's head coach last May, he has led the team in 60 games with a record of 35 wins, 13 draws, and 12 losses.
Last year was still full of excitement, but this year it's like this. Injuries and club turmoil have caused the current situation.
65 years old? Just the right age to retire, time to retire.
No matter who comes, it won't work. He dismantled the championship and runner-up foundation that was well-established over three seasons at the end of the season, turning a good four foreigners into two, and the transfers were all injured or sick. He patted his butt and left, and it'll take Taishan three to five years to recover.
In previous years, Old Cui was still full of spirit, with a determined and spirited gaze. Now, his face looks old and worn out. Both the club and the coach are tired. If it doesn't work out, let's part ways gracefully.
Stop guessing wildly. Kangxi is just going back for a facelift surgery and will be back soon. Medical aesthetics are still better at home.
If the national team's performance isn't good, with a turn, Cuikexing might replace Ivan and continue to lead the national team in the top 18 matches in October?
The next announcement is probably already drafted: Unfortunately, after resting for two weeks, Coach Cuikexing is still unable to work normally. After friendly negotiations, the contract has been terminated. Thank you, Coach Cuikexing, for your contributions to Taishan football.
Six months ago, everyone was hyping him up, and he was even given a high-paying contract extension. Let's see how much the termination fee is. Whether they can afford it is another matter.
When Taishan was on a winning streak last year, I said that Cuikexing's pattern over the past few years has been to make rapid progress in the first half of the year and then become ordinary in the second half, followed by stepping down. I was scolded by a bunch of Shandong people. How does it look now? Isn't it exactly the same as when he was at Shenhua?
If the foreign players were strong, he probably could have made a big splash in Taishan. What a pity!
The possibility of stepping down mid-season is slim. Judging from Old Cui's stubborn transfer policy and tough team management strategy, the club has given him considerable power and still respects the old man. Termination requires a breach of contract fee, which the cultural tourism industry can't afford. Public institutions operating teams are like this; as long as the indicators aren't at the bottom and they stay in the middle rankings, they won't be evaluated as excellent, nor will they receive demerits.
I hope Old Cui recovers soon. It's not easy for the old man. With so many teams in China falling apart and causing trouble, it's hard to settle down.
Actually, Cuikexing should take responsibility. He dismantled the foundation of being the runner-up in the Chinese Super League for two seasons at the end of last season, bringing in a bunch of injured and sick players, turning a good four foreigners into two. If he doesn't take responsibility, who will?
Isn't this perfect? Weren't everyone hoping for Cuikexing to step down? Now it's a good opportunity to change the head coach. Those who kept shouting for Cuikexing to step down should be happy.