China's men's national soccer (football) team is letting head coach Vladimir Petrovic's contract expire after the team's disappointing attempt to qualify for the 2010 World Cup (Asian Football Confederation report). The Serbian was hired on an 11-month... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Mon, Jul 07 2008
see also:
| 21 Feb 08 |
  |
Awoesome~! The China National Soccer Team.. »
YouTube video The stupid Chinese said that their team had played the excellent & honorable football games from the past.
Woo, What the hell is the fair play?
Well, Are you sure??
Absolutely not! It is not true!!
I lost my words...
I think they are only cowardly soceer... |
| 20 Jul 08 |
 |
Soccer coached yanked three weeks before Olympics » Shanghaiist About a week after sacking men's national team coach Vladimir Petrovic and, more remarkably, three weeks before the Olympics, China removed its men's soccer (football) Olympic head coach Ratomir Dujkovic on Thursday. The Chinese Football Association (CFA)... |
| 17 Jun 08 |
|
Chinese Men’s Soccer - Nothing left to say » Blogging For China In a year when so many unexpected and abnormal events have structure China… one thing has remained the same. The Chinese men’s soccer team has failed in its attempt to qualify for the 2010 World Cup after losing to Iraq, a pathetic legacy... |
| 07 Aug 08 |
|
China opens Olympic soccer with win, but is the tournament irrelevant? » Shanghaiist Olympic soccer (football) preliminary play started yesterday, with the Chinese women's team beating Sweden 2-1 on goals from Xu Yuan and Han Duan. The men's team plays New Zealand tonight in Shenyang, and Shanghai Stadium will host games next week,... |
| 01 Sep 08 |
|
China: Cannot criticize the national soccer team? » Global Voices Angrychinese blogger quoted from sources said the Chinese Central Propaganda Department has issued instruction to prevent criticism against the national soccer team. |
| 18 Feb 07 |
|
Chinese football team goes to UK, fights break out everywhere » Shanghaiist Yet another black eye (and apparently also a broken jaw and an unconscious player) to China’s national football team, this one happened yesterday in London and featured an all out brawl between the Chinese team and the Queens Park Rangers, a division o... |
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology