Coach changes of CHN National Team&RETIRE LIST

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  1. huangkwokhau

    huangkwokhau Regular Member

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    Like China Badminton culture is better than PBSI?LOL...how dare you!!!Mr, KNows everything....:rolleyes::rolleyes:
     
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    reason: china badminton isn't at japan and poland level tho. Unlike JP and poland, china already have too many talented retiring players who want to coach, why import any?
     
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    hahaha, ur too late lah....
     
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    ;)...in future..dont refer anything to PBSI...
     
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    China Daily also reported this changes...it mentioned that younger players will benefit more from ZN and CH as they had most of playing experiences in tournament....
     
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    JXP being axed from Chinese coach setups?
    and guess who is the man behind it? LOL
     
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    kwun might ban u later on.. hahahah :D
     
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    The Truth spoken !
     
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    That's what I don't understand. Why would a great country like CHN pick up a bad habit long discarded by INA? I would have thought CHN would have the pride to show that it can win with integrity, without resorting to match breaks.You know , I used to think CHN was a badminton great until I researched how they won titles in the last few years.Of course if I had no curiosity, i would have remained a diehard CHN fan.
     
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    You have a good point and I'm sorry I digressed.
    Maybe you can explore some solutions:
    1.Start a new thread with the appropriate name and move the relevant posts there. (May be a lotta work)
    2.Leave the posts alone and let them die naturally as they feed and ambush the key thread at the same time.
    I don't think you'll ever have a great thread if you give it the hospital treatment: neat and sterile.Many of the 'perfect' threads are like stunted trees.The richest thread I've seen so far is the one of LD vs Phelps.It was great because the posters exercised creativity to the max and there was some high quality input from 'normal onlookers' who finally got stirred into verbal action.
    In the end,policywise, you mods may want to begin with the end in mind.Do you want this forum to be like a hospital or a rainforest?
     
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    Long after we are put underneath the ground... people will only remember this generation of shuttlers(eg. the list of retired CHN players) by their results and nobody will remember about which one of them won by match fixing or whatever + these players or coaches do have a family to support and they also want a good wealthy life style, and trust me, most people will do whatever it takes to provide for their loved ones or themselves for that matter.

    Let's face it, if you were in one of their situation with $ and glory to be won, how sure are you to say that you won't consider "match fixing" especially since it is NOT exactly breaking any official rules. Are you sure you can put "fair play" ahead of your family and your own welfare???:confused:
     
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    after lost to japan top ms kenich tago,just 19 this year...is time he have a rest...haiz...:(
     
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    its sad to see the way CY played lately... wads wrong actly?? he jus doesn perform like he used to be..... LYB behind it again?!! :)
     
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    he is not on form...and old liao...:(
     
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    that's true. I still think China could benefit from an outside approach. I don't think it would hurt to look at different ways of training, understanding the game. Meh....
     
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    just sound out the truth then:rolleyes:
     
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    I KNOW WHO...HEHE...expected lar...actually
     
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    oh yeah, learning from me?:confused:
    i guess have u really learn your lesson from your 5 days banning last time?:(:eek:
    im afraid u had forget it..;)
    hmm, with i see all your posting from this thread will be giving u more trouble later.:rolleyes:
     
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    omg, as jagdpanther said, this is such a insult to MAS..how on earth can u said that?:(:rolleyes::mad:
     
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