V-League 2015 Opening: Already Hot Before Kick-Off

Football fans are eagerly awaiting the opening match of the V-League with many signs of change from the teams…

There are not many fluctuations in the transfer market like many previous chaotic times, but the national championship has its own attraction in the first place.

Young players have a place to show their talent

Unlike previous years, this season's V-League has many teams using homegrown players, partly because of limited budget, and partly because the clubs want to create a place for young players to perform when the number of foreign players is limited to only two.

The most prominent of these is the group of players who have just turned 20 and graduated from the HA Gia Lai Arsenal JMG Academy. Coach Guillaume, after more than seven years of “teaching young players”, will inevitably feel a sense of confusion when leading his students to play in the V-League for the first time. However, HA Gia Lai still caused the most excitement in the opening match when Guillaume’s students still had the echoes of their time playing for the U-19 Vietnam team.

The two rookies Dong Thap and Khanh Hoa also have many young players in their squad and only set a modest target of staying in the league, while SL Nghe An, who are making do with their cloth with their inherited players, have the potential to cause a big surprise.

Last month, the U-19 team wearing HA Gia Lai's shirt to prepare for V-League lost 0-2 to Khanh Hoa because they couldn't stand the team's style of play that forced players to play all over the field and blocked the lines.

The trend of many other teams is not to spend money to buy star players but mainly to take advantage of existing resources and those who have played together for a long time, such as SHB Da Nang, DT Long An and to some extent Hai Phong, Quang Nam, Thanh Hoa, Than Quang Ninh, Hanoi T&T.

Only B. Binh Duong is still loyal to the campaign of hunting players from all over the world, including many national players. Or Can Tho, restructuring the squad, is forced to spend money to compensate for the shortcomings.

Anyway, the new V-League season is still worth waiting for because of the order and awareness of many teams that used to throw money out the window for many purposes other than football.

V-League will be more fair play

The problem of violence and negativity on the field after the 2014 season, which caused many headaches for Vietnamese football, will not likely exist as recently the tournament organizers have taken strong measures.

The example of nine V. Ninh Binh players being permanently suspended and the upcoming trial of six Dong Nai players will certainly limit the bad thoughts of many colleagues. In fact, over the past three football seasons, when foreign bookmakers flooded the Internet with their bright lights, it was inevitable that those involved in the match would be shaken.

Meanwhile, players often have many “social relationships” so they are easily lured and bribed, leading them astray. This season’s V-League will be different because no one dares to foolishly gamble and lose their career and honor.

Besides, violence and bad behavior on the field are not likely to recur. This is largely ensured by the thorough and serious training of referees before the match. Moreover, VPF also has strict sanctions, but the important thing is that players themselves know how to respect their colleagues' feet more.

Wait and see!

According to PLO