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After a rough start to the season Jiangsu Sainty have created a nice little winning streak these past few weeks. The 1-0 victory over Chengdu last Saturday evening marked the third home win in a row for Jiangsu,… Read More
All eight Chinese Super League matches originally scheduled for tomorrow night have been cancelled due to the China Olympic team’s crunch qualifier away to Oman on Thursday. This means Shanghai Shenhua’s big match against huge-spending league leaders Guangzhou… Read More
Shanghai Shenhua kept up their atrocious record against east China derby opponents Hangzhou Greentown with an insipid performance that led to a 1-0 away defeat on Saturday night. Since Hangzhou’s promotion to the Chinese Super League in 2007,… Read More
First off, I’m like most of you and consider the Olympic competition a complete joke that I could care less about, but at the same time, the under-23 competition is a good sign of what the future generation… Read More
“Sometimes when you win, you really lose, and sometimes when you lose, you really win, and sometimes when you win or lose, you actually tie, and sometimes when you tie, you actually win or lose. Winning or losing… Read More
Wild East Football is expanding into the wide world of facebook. Unfortunately the world’s largest social network is blocked in the world’s largest country, but all of you who can access the internet outside of mainland China will… Read More
BCheng and the Editor once again meet up to pontificate on recent happenings in the Chinese game. This week, the dynamic duo solve all of China’s football problems in one Pub Talk, Bcheng becomes a nervous wreck ahead… Read More
You’ll have to forgive me for the delay in my match report. I’ve spent the past few days trying to keep my mind off the devastating events I witnessed last Saturday night in Shanghai. It was a match… Read More
A player sending out an explitive filled tweet. Another one openly questioning a referee’s decision via a tweet. A player’s wife using tweets to attack a referee. Does it all sound like another example of players and WAGs behaving badly in… Read More
Lately the Chinese press has been gossiping about Wang Jianlin, the Chinese Roman Abramovich who owns a large chunk of China’s real estate market, investing a huge amount of money in Chinese football. It was rumoured that on… Read More
