A website about Chinese football, in English
As you may have noticed, Wild East Football has finally managed to shake a leg and clamber aboard the social network bandwagon. We already made our presence felt on Facebook the other week. Now we are pleased to… Read More
Shanghai Shenhua grabbed a priceless away victory on the road to old foes Dalian in a match played in atrocious conditions at Jinzhou Stadium on Sunday night. Annoyingly, the game was not being broadcast on Shanghai’s Five Star… Read More
It’s been a hard run lately if you’re a Guoan fan. After the side put together a streak of three straight 3-0 victories, June hasn’t been so fruitful with three straight 1-1 draws. If Guoan has designs on… Read More
Wild East Football is delighted to announce yet another high-calibre contributor has joined the team in the shape of China Sports Review editor David Yang. Since founding his blog in 2008, he has emerged as an authorative voice… Read More
Chinese football hit a new low on June 23 as the Chinese U-23 squad were beaten 1-3 in Muscat by their Omanian peers and lost 1-4 on aggregate in 2012 London Olympic Games qualifiers. The defeat marks not only… Read More
To add to Bcheng’s article about Another Chinese Failure – Blame the Referees, Blame the Players, Blame the CFA, ‘s Smari has scanned the Chinese media and gathered some post-match responses from different football figures. Chinese journalists always has… Read More
If you’re looking for a full, non-profanity laced and loaded with plaudits match report regarding last night’s Olympic team match, you can visit the CFA’s beautiful new English language site. See, now you have options, we aren’t the… Read More
Once again its time for BCheng and the Editor to meet for their regular virtual pint to discuss the sublime to the ridiculous in the Chinese game. This weekend’s Beijing v Tianjin derby rightly dominates the agenda as… Read More
The Chinese football media is buzzing with reports that 2010 Brazilian league player of the year Darío Conca is to join Guangzhou Evergrande for $10 million in the summer transfer window. The Cantonese club has set the Chinese… Read More
When you’re supposed to be the authority on Chinese soccer, it doesn’t feel good to get pipped by the Huffington Post. I’m sort of the Minister of Propoganda for the site and prefer to focus on the positive… Read More
