Who gave a red card to the VPF official who cursed in the meeting?
A week has passed since the meeting that exposed the scandal about the behavioral culture of Vietnamese football officials, but there has still been no disciplinary action taken by VFF or VPF.
While VFF is very quick in "adding university degrees", the handling of uncivilized football players is very slow, like pushing and wasting time!
All last week, many people at VFF were still arguing and "muddling through" who released the shameful clip, but the main character Tran Manh Hung was still brazenly the vice president of VPF.
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(Baonghean.vn) - The war of words between Mr. Duc and Mr. Tu has just ended, but VPF has declared war on the Referee Board. When the inside story is exposed, fans are increasingly frustrated with the way of doing things and the personalities of the organization's bosses.
Hai Phong people are like that, while VPF still avoids and stalls for time, not knowing whether it is because they are afraid of the vice president who often speaks up and yells, or afraid of losing a "relative" that they have difficulty bringing into leadership for the new term?
While VPF leaders keep searching for the source of the clip recording the vulgar words of the VPF vice president, the reaction to the naked and uncultured truth of football people is to keep the ball as long as possible to wait for the end of the game.
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Fans and football experts have given VPF Vice President Tran Manh Hung a red card, but VFF and VPF are very slow and stalling in handling the case despite instructions from the General Department of Sports and Physical Training. Photo: A.Binh |
Vietnamese football without Mr. Hung still cannot die, but certainly a social organization will never accept one bad apple spoiling the bunch. The Vice President of VPF, acting as a senior leader of the organization of major national tournaments, does not mean he has the right to behave in an uncivilized manner full of swearing and threats despite the dissuasion of his superiors and older people who are doing the review work.
While VFF and VPF avoided the issue, General Director of the General Department of Sports and Physical Training Vuong Bich Thang requested VFF and VPF to strictly discipline those involved in the vulgar and evil meeting that damaged the image of Vietnamese football in particular and Vietnamese sports in general.
There have been players who cursed on the field and were fined, suspended, and banned from the national team, but when leaders are ready to break the fair play mirror hung before each match, people are shy and hesitant in how to handle it.
VPF officials who judge national championships but lower the honor and dignity of their colleagues, look down on others and display lawless behavior are still worthy of being in the leadership ranks?
I would like to borrow the words of the former Head of the VFF Emulation - Reward - Discipline Committee Vu Hang as a painful confession that bares the truth: “I feel very sad because the VFF is increasingly deteriorating. Deteriorating from the inside out. I call such scandals incompetent. They are all incompetent, greedy for power and position, afraid of not being elected, afraid of losing their positions so they have to throw them away. But if you have talent and virtue, why do you need to use that culture and tricks”!
Mr. Tran Manh Hung makes things difficult for his superiors
Through this incident, it is easy to see that Mr. Tran Manh Hung, in addition to tying himself up, also caused a lot of trouble for his superior, VPF Chairman Tran Anh Tu.
When Mr. Tu replaced Mr. Vo Quoc Thang, he introduced Mr. Hung to the position of VPF vice president as his right-hand man. In the face of Mr. Tran Manh Hung's actions, which are causing a wave of heavy criticism from all quarters, Mr. Tran Anh Tu, although not wanting to be accused of choosing the wrong person, could not protect his trusted associate.
It is worth noting that Mr. Hung once strongly opposed Mr. Tu's request to reduce his position as VPF General Director and the role of head of three national tournaments and supported his superior to run for the position of VFF Vice President for the 8th term. However, in the face of fierce and legitimate reactions from some bosses, Mr. Tran Anh Tu asked not to run for VFF leadership and said he would find a suitable person to take the position of VPF General Director.
Even the department preparing for the 8th VFF Congress was also made difficult because some VFF leaders wanted to "choose the right person" to put Mr. Hung into the VFF Executive Committee of the 8th term and possibly into some other positions.
