Many fans believe that fines alone are an itchy way to punish gambling and that it is difficult to eradicate the problem, and for some clubs, fines are a short-lived pain in the ass, and after the storm is over, they will be able to make a comeback thanks to their financial resources.
However, some fans disagree, arguing that in today's Chinese soccer ecosystem, eradicating gambling is not a one-day process and requires time and patience, and that the fines imposed on the teams involved in the case are not only a disciplinary measure, but also a wake-up call and a deterrent for other teams, and a respite for the CFA to conduct in-depth investigations into the full extent of corruption in soccer.
It is worth paying attention to the fact that in this anti-gambling storm, many veteran clubs have not been spared, according to the blogger "Chinese Super League Observer", some of the veteran clubs have been aware of the impending punishment, which undoubtedly sounded the alarm for them, but also issued a warning to all Chinese soccer practitioners: no matter how brilliant your past, how deep your heritage, in the face of gambling, we will be treated the same, and will not be punished.
In this anti-gambling storm, we have witnessed the determination and courage of the CFA, and seen the hope and dawn of Chinese soccer. although the current penalties may be controversial and insufficient, we firmly believe that as long as we are persistent and unrelenting in our efforts to combat gambling on football matches, Chinese soccer will ultimately usher in a bright future of clear, healthy and sustainable development.
Conclusion:
As the anti-gambling storm continues to rage and the road ahead for Chinese soccer is still long, let's look forward to the early recovery of Chinese soccer in this silent war to restore its past glory! At the same time, we also hope that every Chinese soccer practitioner can learn from this lesson, stay alert for a long time, and work together to defend the purity and dignity of this green field.
