Chinese Super League

Time Imprints · Reflections

Chengdu and Guangzhou were relegated, greatly increasing the chances of Greentown staying in the Chinese Super League.

News broke this afternoon: the Chinese Football Association has tentatively decided to relegate Chengdu and Guangzhou, two Chinese Super League teams accused of match-fixing, to the China League One, while Qingdao, another League One team, has had its registration revoked. This news is undoubtedly the first piece of good news for Greentown, who were unfairly relegated last year: they will continue to compete in the Chinese Super League in 2010…

2011-09-06
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Time Imprints · Reflections

Chinese football cannot do without Zhu Jun

The stagnant Chinese football scene experienced a resurgence in 2009. Various gimmicks both on and off the field attracted more attention. This fusion of entertainment-like culture and football is entirely thanks to Zhu Jun, the boss! Football is a sport where players showcase their individual abilities and skills to entertain the audience, perhaps…

2009-06-06
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