Recently, Sichuan Jiuniu coach Li Yi accepted an interview on the official website of the Football Association Cup. Li Yi talked about his own experience in the face of public opinion, and said that some people ridiculed it to show that it is valuable; Li Yi also said that being an internet celebrity earns more than being a coach, but doing those things feels like he is empty. He felt extremely excited about the green field.
Regarding how to face online public opinion and how to adjust himself in the face of ridicule, Li Yi said: “First of all, you must have a strong heart, otherwise you may not be able to pass the public opinion. On the court, a mistake made by others might not be a big deal, but one of my mistakes, especially in the national team at the time, might be overwhelming, and I was struggling with this matter at the time. However, many things have to be carried and taken by themselves. , You will know it after you have walked through it. This thing is experience. Only when you have experienced this can you develop such a powerful heart.”
Speaking of his image of an influencer, Li Yi bluntly said: “I think it’s normal. At least everyone knows you. If everyone doesn’t tease you, you may be worthless. So thank you fans for so many years. . In fact, doing commentary, net celebrity, earning more than coaching, but I feel that doing those things is empty, once I get on the green field of the football field, I am very excited, I think this is possible That’s what I wanted, so I decided to be a coach, to see if I could bring a little warmth to the cold Chinese football.”
When asked why every game is so formal, Li Yi said with a smile: “First, don’t you wear a coat in cold weather? Second, you are an image representing your club, including the treatment of the players. Tell everyone. are you ready.”
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