陜西主教成耀東 -- 吃超級(jí)大罰單
[ 2007-05-31 10:15 ]
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足協(xié)最終處罰了陜西隊(duì)主教練成耀東：全年禁賽，罰款1萬(wàn)元。在上周的比賽中，陜西隊(duì)主教成耀東因一個(gè)有爭(zhēng)議的烏龍球和一個(gè)點(diǎn)球判罰而兩次沖入場(chǎng)內(nèi)，指責(zé)、辱罵、推搡裁判員……在得知自己被全年禁賽后，成耀東表示愿意接受處罰，并向全國(guó)球迷道歉。
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Xi'an Chanba coach Cheng Yaodong has been banned from the
touchline for the rest of the season and fined 10,000 yuan ($1,308) for pushing
a referee during a Chinese Super League (CSL) game last weekend.
The
incident was a blow to China's soccer authorities, who are trying to change the
widely-held perception that corruption and ill-discipline are rife in the CSL.
Cheng, whose team are bottom of the league, twice ran onto the pitch to
protest a controversial own goal and
a penalty decision during the 1-1 draw against Beijing Guoan on Sunday .
"Cheng and his assistant Wu (Bing) rushed from the sidelines, shouted insults
at and pushed the referee, interrupted the match and caused a brawl," the
Chinese Football Association (CFA) said in a statement.
Wu received a 10-match suspension and a 10,000 yuan fine, while Xian defender
Qu Nannan was banned for four matches and fined 3,000 yuan. The club was fined
20,000 yuan.
Cheng was banned for two matches in March for the same reason and so was
handed the most serious penalty the CFA has doled out this season.
"It demonstrated that they did not learn from past, did not put corrective
measures into place," said the CFA statement.
Cheng apologised.
"I accept CFA's punishment," he told local media.
"As far as the referee's decisions, I'm keeping my opinion to myself for
now."
（China Daily）
Vocabulary:
own
goal：烏龍球
（英語(yǔ)點(diǎn)津陳蓓編輯） |
