The Reality of Chinese Football 🇨🇳

[@CharlesLijt]

Tottenham Shit! 6:22 this man speaks Gold, and another random dude repeat it again 10:33, so fucking funny

[@WesleyWinter.]

😅😅😊

[@momalebo]

I loved watching this! I lived in China for 2 years , but I had no idea that football was so big in the country. Definitely wish I got to watch a game or two .

[@WesleyWinter.]

Appreciate the comment man! I just went to the last game of the season last week. I’ll be posting it this week ✌🏻

[@泽泽-n6q]

不重要，一点也不重视的，大家只会读书比学习成绩，亚裔不重视体育

[@seanpetaia]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@泽泽-n6q Sucks for yu to be Asians including’ cHiNa’.

[@SCS-wv7gb]

You should watch shanghai port's match

[@sinbadnotbad]

​@@泽泽-n6q only china, not other asian countries

[@davibote7040]

that was some sort of anthropologist and journalist work there. awesome vlog, really immersive, you treated everybody respectfully, brought lots of informations and curiosities. looking forward for the next videos (especially about football)! cheers from brazil!

[@WesleyWinter.]

Damn all the way from Brazil! That is crazy, thanks for watching bro. Glad you're enjoying the videos. I'm going to be making another football video next month 👊🏼

[@SmoothDigest]

bro is lucked out at 8:31 lol she is full of team spirit

[@Lee-p9m5o]

Great video! Really interesting to see how passionate the fans are

[@WesleyWinter.]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidbowie5023]

To think that China has only qualified for a World Cup edition, which was in 2002, yet enough to make them in the same level with the likes of Iraq, Qatar, UAE, Indonesia and Kuwait, should be something to pay attention - especially when both of them have one similarity to China: appearing in just one single World Cup. Yet mismanagement and poor strategy prevented China, as well as Iraq, Qatar, UAE, Indonesia and Kuwait, from ever becoming greater. In case of China, it has infrastructure to the world's standard, but it lacks organic developments for young kids. Note that South Korea and Japan have similar problems, but they have overcome well by good scouting and strong encouragement of management systems combining both sporting and educational purposes. If China can find the way to combine both educational purposes for its sporting dreams, it may become even better.

[@WesleyWinter.]

They definitely have the stadiums and fans. Hopefully they can develop their players more. Thanks for checking out the video

[@davibote7040]

very important comment. not to mention that this one and only time China qualified to a World Cup only happened because South Korea and Japan were automatically qualified since they were hosting the championship. I wonder if China - as much as the US or more recently the arab countries - lack this cultural passion for football. China does have infrastructure and money to invest, much more than Brazil, Argentina and other south american and african countries; yet, even poor and lacking investments, these countries discover world class players every now and then because here (in Brazil) we pretty much live, incorporate football since we're very young kids. despite missing investments, we have amazing players. I think that's what's necessary to China and other countries to really go further in the sport. According to your video, seeing all those fans and the way they're organized, it seems China is developing this football culture in its own way...

[@Tsingtao311]

In China, this barren land of football, there are also these loyal fans who are crazy about their team. Although the atmosphere is not as good as that in South America and Europe and the restriction and opression from the government, I can feel their passion is just as strong. Spectacular effort for making this video!!

[@WesleyWinter.]

The Chinese fans are definitely better than I expected. Would be good to also see other games in Asia

[@AlexPatricksSochi]

Which government oppression?

[@lakshmanpillai29]

Really nice video. Really got a good view into Chinese football and culture, which I was curious about

[@WesleyWinter.]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LkedkndxEditz]

Nice vid. I’m watching Shenhua vs Qingdao tonight!

[@WesleyWinter.]

Hope Qingdao win 🙌🏻

[@LkedkndxEditz]

Please keep posting match blogs. We love them

[@WesleyWinter.]

Thanks man! I’ll be posting lots of different things. I’ll post another match vlog soon. Let me know if there’s a game you’d like to see

[@elbrocko85]

I love that even people in China say Spurs are s**t 😂

[@WesleyWinter.]

Must be a universal thing 😂

[@WesleyWinter.]

What's your team?

[@Grossmanite]

any idea how easy it is to join and play for an amateur Saturday/Sunday league team in China?

[@CozyHumanoid]

Tottenham uniting fans all over the world lmao.

[@BeatLabStudio2024]

Thx for doing a vlog for Chinese football, I been watching Chinese football for a long time, the players are shit(most of them) but the fans are def crazy.

[@WesleyWinter.]

You couldn’t have put it any better mate, my exact thoughts 😂😂

[@seanpetaia]

I’m guessing their football ChInA players are lame. 😒

[@yiyu5673]

ole ole O, 青岛海牛，你永远是我们的信仰

[@celticfandavid7400]

问一下博主，康瓜是什么瓜？🤣

[@RP-mm9ie]

Thanks

[@WesleyWinter.]

Thanks for watching 👌

[@Tsingtao311]

too good

[@WesleyWinter.]

Thanks man 👊🏻

[@loganmiller6879]

lmao, if you want to see Chinese football culture, go see a game in Dalian, Meizhou, Chengdu, or even the Guizhou village super league (cunchao). Qingdao, Dalian, and Meizhou have the strongest football cultures. Jinan lags behind. Chengdu is not bad.

[@WesleyWinter.]

Did you not see that Qingdao was the team playing 😂 Check out the other footy video I did 👊🏻

[@delphigentry7391]

hao

[@LkedkndxEditz]

Please keep posting match blogs. We love them