Chen Jin ( 陈金 )

**scorpion1** · 11-19-2012, 02:32 AM

It is not known whether he said it intentionally or not, if so, definitely he would have got some other back up plans to run his family

in the near future (May be Private badminton academy or something like that)

. Who knows?.. For a player who is in the top 5 , if he gives a walkover to a person who is not in the top 10 list wont be an easy task. His talent is going waste. I pity him

BWF has to take steps in order to prevent the walkovers as well (genuine one like if the person is not well, should not be affected ).

**pBmMalaysia** · 11-19-2012, 04:22 AM

If we see the pattern of what CBA has done in the past

and the strong possibility of chen jin as the next china top player,

we are actually witnessing the formation of CBA twin side winger

**rogerv2** · 11-19-2012, 08:01 AM

Originally Posted by nokh88

Fully agree.
CJ received too many walkovers and now it's the time to repay.

I still remember this. The SG crowd were booing Lin Dan when he was making the excuse speech.
Oh well ...

**bad's fan** · 11-19-2012, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by Giga01

Edit: Saw he hurt his leg. Still, will he be back for Hong Kong? Or will he take it easy for a while?

you saw it? really? where?

I doubt that giving WZM extra points is the reason for Chen Jin's withdrawal. If that were true, they would've had Chen Long lost to WZM as well.

so, what's your conclusion about his WDN in SF?

**Giga01** · 11-19-2012, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by bad's fan

you saw it? really? where?so, what's your conclusion about his WDN in SF?

Sorry, bad choice of words. Meant that I looked in this thread and saw that was the stated reason. Sorry bout' that.

**bad's fan** · 11-20-2012, 04:39 AM

oh, i think you really saw it live when he injured his leg. hehe

**pcll99** · 01-09-2013, 11:58 PM

Happy birthday to CJ

**julianng** · 02-12-2013, 05:49 PM

why was my post deleted.... i'm sure the admin is another CJ fan... pathetic....

***kwun*** · 02-12-2013, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by julianng

why was my post deleted.... i'm sure the admin is another CJ fan... pathetic....

post was deleted due to inappropriate language used. consider it a warning.

**Justin L** · 02-13-2013, 02:11 AM

Originally Posted by kwun

post was deleted due to inappropriate language used. consider it a warning.

To me,what kwun did is highly commendable, fair and just; I believe it has nothing to do with whether he is a CJ fan (which I doubt so), he would have done the same across the board, regardless of the player concerned. Now we know who is the pathetic one.

***kwun*** · 02-13-2013, 02:31 AM

Originally Posted by Justin L

To me,what kwun did is highly commendable, fair and just; I believe it has nothing to do with whether he is a CJ fan (which I doubt so), he would have done the same across the board, regardless of the player concerned. Now we know who is the pathetic one.

credit goes to cobalt our new moderator. good job!

ps. and i don't think he is a Chen Jin fan either, hard to find one of those.

**julianng** · 02-13-2013, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by kwun

post was deleted due to inappropriate language used. consider it a warning.

what inappropriate language use ???

I just said in my post 'CJ is a prick'

if you consider this as inappropriate language use, you are seriously over your head... and i would not want to know you in real life either....

***kwun*** · 02-13-2013, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by julianng

what inappropriate language use ???

I just said in my post 'CJ is a prick'

if you consider this as inappropriate language use, you are seriously over your head... and i would not want to know you in real life either....

i am afraid the feeling is mutual.

**Justin L** · 02-14-2013, 12:18 AM

CJ's 'misfortune' was to be world ranked no.5 during the LOG qualification period and a CHN player as well, otherwise every other country would proudly claim him as their own.

Instead, he's to slog his guts out playing 22 tournaments, be chastised for receiving a little 'help' from his colleagues though he made it through in the end on his own merits, and risked his health and injury for which his fitness suffered even til today, all that for the nation not just for himself. If WR5 isn't good enough to play in the Olympics,what about all those ranked below him,not to mention the few way out for whom exceptions were made?

Anyway, I really don't wish to flog a dead horse; let bygones be bygones and move on.

**rogerv2** · 02-14-2013, 02:18 AM

Originally Posted by Justin L

CJ's 'misfortune' was to be world ranked no.5 during the LOG qualification period and a CHN player as well, otherwise every other country would proudly claim him as their own.

Instead, he's to slog his guts out playing 22 tournaments, be chastised for receiving a little 'help' from his colleagues though he made it through in the end on his own merits, and risked his health and injury for which his fitness suffered even til today, all that for the nation not just for himself. If WR5 isn't good enough to play in the Olympics,what about all those ranked below him,not to mention the few way out for whom exceptions were made?

Anyway, I really don't wish to flog a dead horse; let bygones be bygones and move on.

Olympics is all about participation from the whole world and not an individual sporting event. Is it fair? Of course not. World solidarity through sports takes precedence over any individual country. In other words, the rules was created to maximise the participant from various countries and not let a single country monopolise the event.

Circumventing this through dubious unsportsmanship actions deprives the chances of participants from other countries. Whether it is fair to CJ or not is irrelevant because it is the nature of Olympics. End of story.

**Justin L** · 02-14-2013, 03:43 AM

If you've read my other posts previously on the Olympics spirit, I've said similarly as much about participation, the universality of the games, the world as one family, Coubertin's motto, etc,etc, which I fully subscribed to; so do China, I believed, which has never complained about it but simply abided by it to the best they could to qualify their athletes within the rules permitted; so do the IOC which tries to strike a balance between having the best athletes competing, sportsmanship and the Olympic spirit, all in good measure. For example, in the past, Olympic Games was purely for amateurs, later on professionals were allowed with limitations for certain sports. What I mean to say is, the rules are artificial and do change over time and circumstances. Theory is one thing, reality another.... Let's be honest and true to ourselves.

Never mind, enough said for me.