Referees face-to-face instructing the national football team training in “cultural class”
Taking advantage of the two days of training on February 4 and 6, the Chinese men’s football team in Haikou preparing for the Qatar World Preliminary 40 finals participated in two lectures on the penalty rules, and the current international referees taught them. Members Maning and Wang Di.
International referees on active duty talk about “enforcement”
The national football training in Haikou is intended to accumulate energy for the Qatar World Preliminary Asian Top 40. But to prepare for a major event like the World Preliminary, it is far from enough to just practice internal skills. It also needs to adapt to the external competitive environment. Therefore, it is very necessary for the players to accurately grasp the rules of today’s international football.
Unlike the original international referees invited to the last class, the Chinese Football Association has specially arranged two active international referees (referees), Ma Ning and Wang Di, to give lectures to the international players. Both entered the international referee camp 11 years ago and are currently active AFC elite international referees. Therefore, both in theory and practice, they are the best among the current domestic referees. In addition, the two have long been dealing with the international footballers in the domestic professional arena, and they have the most clear understanding of the difficulties encountered by the international footballers during the game.
West Asian referees are “focused”
The situation with Tao Rancheng’s lectures in October last year was roughly the same. The two international referees introduced the rules and changes to the international footballers in a simple and simple way through classic judgment cases and various data in the Super League, AFC and other international football competitions. It is worth noting that as the “veteran” of the AFC elite referee camp, Maning also introduced the characteristics of the familiar AFC international referees to the nationals. During this process, the law enforcement characteristics of the “Chinese football players” such as Jasim, Hassan, and Fagani from the Western Asia Member Association were introduced.
Ma Ning’s preparation of these lectures is actually to help the international footballers clearly grasp the law enforcement characteristics of various referees, and effectively implement “respect referees and obey the judgments on the court”, so as to avoid competition due to penalty problems or not adapting to the referee’s penalty scale. Loss of profit.
The 1-hour course is unsatisfactory
The international players are very interested in the content of such courses. The time of the two courses is controlled at about 1 hour respectively, which also makes the international players still unfulfilled.
It is worth noting that the two rules classes are arranged on the day before and the day after the first warm-up of the national football training camp. The coaching staff also hopes to observe the “absorption” of relevant business knowledge through the game. After all, the warm-up match is also a simulation test for the top 40. In addition to dealing with opponents, the internationals also need to adapt to the penalty environment of the match.
It is understood that similar teaching exchanges between the national football team and referees will become the norm in the future. The international footballers will have more opportunities to learn through exchanges, familiarize themselves with the rules, and further master the methods of applying the rules and improving athletic performance.
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