China's Football 'Law Conclusions'

When a tattoo is seen on the body of the players, the fine or restriction will be imposed. In China, the players who came to play tattoos are playing this way"

All the strange laws and strict punishments - both of which are now becoming a matter of laughter, are now China's football
In many other countries football, such a work may not be considered as an offense. Or in some cases crime, it ends in mild rebuff or verbal warnings. But in China football, such acts are a huge crime, for which players or coaches will have to pay a huge amount of fine or get sanctions.
Listen to the example? 15 thousand yuan (about 1, 85 thousand taka) fine punched in the water at the ground after being rioted by water bottles. The criticism of the referee will drop from the pocket 20 thousand yuan. If you are wearing a jewelry for playing in China, then there is no talk. One-year ban from the national team! There are no tattoos in the body of the players, but they will be banned.

Feeling weird? It's just a matter of time. The fascination of the Chinese Football Association (CFA) is going on in the country's soccer fans too laughing. What is the new crime that can be added to this list, what can be punished, the fans in the online fans are going on in this rash of humor.

Just five or six years ago, there was not much interest in Europe or other football fanatic countries with China's football. However, in recent years, everyone has seen the huge expenditures of Chinese clubs in the market, and the purchase of big-ticket players. China's President C China Ping has announced that he wants to see China as the best of world football.

Last year, the CFA tied up the spending limit in the exchange for the club, because the clubs started to withdraw extra money. Then these strange rules. In all, there is a kind of mess in Chinese football. As the country's football expert and columnist G Jai thinks such punishment, it proves that China's football authorities are not quite consistent and fair about the rules.

According to Jai, the head of a famous sports marketing company in China, the CFA and Chinese Super League (CSL) authorities may want to prevent major crimes with such a severe punishment for minor crimes. Like many people in China, like the proverb, kill the cat and threaten the monkey.

The rules of the rules are not only in China's football, but also in all areas of the country. But foreign players and coaches coming to play in the Chinese league are struggling to cope with these rules of football.

Take the Brazilian midfielder Oscar. 6 million 79 million dollar transit buckle last year joined in the Shanghai SIPG. He is the most expensive player in Asian football history. In the last season, he was banned from playing eight players due to a ball kick on his opponent. His Brazilian teammate Hulk at the same club once came in Brazil's T-shirt in support of his country. His match ban ban the two!

In response to the Oscars incident, Shanghai Co-Founder Andre Villas-Boas wrote in Instagram, 355 matches in the career, 5 years in the Premier League, 47 matches for Brazil, 70 goals in the entire career. There is no red card. However, he (Oskar) is banned from playing 8 matches. Viasa-Boas's reaction to the comments, what happened? The ban on his forehead in two matches!

While Chelsea and Tottenham coach, Više-Boas is known as the Nipat gentleman. However, the Portuguese coach had to suffer more than eight matches after the criticism of the referee. Nobody was surprised to spend Viasa-Boas in the middle of a season in China.

This is not the end here; Last week, the CFA disciplinary committee banned six matches from the Chengchuan Yatai club midfielder, Jang Lie, for obstructing the game and creating controversy in social media. The real complaint against Lie was that he behaved racist with Shanghai Sinhalese striker Demba Bar in Xinhua. But there is no mention of that crime in the punishment of the discipline committee. The question is, if he has not done racist behavior, then why such a severe punishment? And if you do, why hide it?

The news agency AFP tried to talk to the CFA. But the CFA has not agreed to comment.