China Thomas/Uber Cup Teams
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nokh88
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How I wish one day we all Bcers could watch an exciting match or final (like the just concluded TC) together and can talk and discuss why this, why that, what if until the cows come home.
Any suggestions?
Where and when is the next Thomas Cup being held?
AlanY
Regular Member
you don't really wanted to go there
China to host 2016 Thomas, Uber Cups
http://www.newstrackindia.com/newsdetails/2014/05/28/231--China-to-host-2016-Thomas-Uber-Cups-.html
http://www.newstrackindia.com/newsdetails/2014/05/28/231--China-to-host-2016-Thomas-Uber-Cups-.html
best chance to create history...but china tc failed to make it
Yes, what a time to lost the cup. Even when i realized that China's TC domination can't last forever and there will come the time to lost it, just never expected it to happen now. What a chance they had.
Still, congratulations to Japan who had prove they deserved as the champion of 2014 TC! As many of members have declared, it might bring more positive things to the development of badminton around the world.
How I wish one day we all Bcers could watch an exciting match or final (like the just concluded TC) together and can talk and discuss why this, why that, what if until the cows come home.
Any suggestions?
We did that before, in 2008 in Jakarta. The exciting match then was the semifinal between China and Malaysia. 3-2 to China and similarly, Malaysia won 1st singles and 2nd doubles. And had a chance in the 3rd singles but Hafiz Hashim just couldn't take advantage of Chen Jin's injury.
pcll99
Regular Member
I remember 2008 Thomas Cup very well. The match between Bao CL and Lee HI was epic.
Here is an interview with LYB after the 2014 TUC http://sports.qq.com/a/20140528/018303.htm
There are some interesting things he mentioned in this article:
_ LYB said that the Chinese SF lineup was not "ideal"(the word google used and he probably preferred to that fact that LXL/QZH were not playing). But he said that this was the only way for the team to grow as Chinese men team is replacing old players with younger ones.
_ LYB believes that Chen Long is struggling and will "rebuild" him from inside out and outside in.
_ LYB said that because the Chinese men team is going through this transition, he thought that they would not be able to defend the tittle. He said they will lose sooner or later and failures helps him find the problems.
Despite all those harsh decisions and the match fixing/WOs controversies around LYB, I really think that he is talented in what he is doing now. I never see him being cocky and arrogant despite all of his achievements as far as I can remember (Please correct me if I'm wrong). And he accepts failure. No excuses, no blaming, no avoiding responsibilities. He just said "Ok, we lost, now we gotta learn and fix our problems". Not everyone can do that.
There are some interesting things he mentioned in this article:
_ LYB said that the Chinese SF lineup was not "ideal"(the word google used and he probably preferred to that fact that LXL/QZH were not playing). But he said that this was the only way for the team to grow as Chinese men team is replacing old players with younger ones.
_ LYB believes that Chen Long is struggling and will "rebuild" him from inside out and outside in.
_ LYB said that because the Chinese men team is going through this transition, he thought that they would not be able to defend the tittle. He said they will lose sooner or later and failures helps him find the problems.
Despite all those harsh decisions and the match fixing/WOs controversies around LYB, I really think that he is talented in what he is doing now. I never see him being cocky and arrogant despite all of his achievements as far as I can remember (Please correct me if I'm wrong). And he accepts failure. No excuses, no blaming, no avoiding responsibilities. He just said "Ok, we lost, now we gotta learn and fix our problems". Not everyone can do that.
nokh88
Regular Member
Thanks. I can't remember this match up. Must be getting old.