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We’re getting even closer to the kickoff of the 2013 Chinese Super League season. As we lead up to the start of the new season, we’ll preview a number of the sides, this time it’s the only team… Read More
Many people were back to work across China today and that was certainly the case at the CFA, where punishments were handed down to a number of different clubs for match fixing incidents. Of those teams, Shanghai Shenhua… Read More
Dalian Shide FC, China’s most decorated club with eight championships to its name, is clinging on for dear life despite emotional scenes at the end of last season as players and fans believed the club had played its… Read More
In under a week’s time, Dalian Aerbin has changed the Chinese Super League picture by signing Chen Tao and Yu Hanchao, two of the most talented domestic midfielders. Aerbin have very quickly turned themselves into a serious title… Read More
Last month, Wild East Football carried the news that Dalian Aerbin were set to purchase neighbours Dalian Shide for RMB320 million ( £32 million), following financial backer Shide Group’s well publicised political issues (a quick Google search will help… Read More
Beijing Guoan appears to have signed a contract with Alexander Stanojević to serve as the club’s manager. Sources are reporting the agreement is a two-year deal worth US$1.9 million a year and with similar results-based requirements as were… Read More
Last Saturday the last round of the 2012 season took place on pitches in rainy late autumn China when teams competed in CSL Round 30. A tumultuous week has since eclipsed a goal-rich and fine end to this… Read More
The sale of Dalian Shide to the Aerbin group, who own Dalian’s other CSL club, is a huge development which has many implications for football in China. looks at how the fans of the eight-time Chinese champions are… Read More
Dalian Aerbin 0-0 Shanghai Shenhua CSL round 29 Although the chances of being relegated were small, Shenhua finally stumbled to safety with just one game to go by picking up the necessary point in a 0-0 draw with… Read More
At Wild East Football, we are often at fault for focusing too much on Beijing and Shanghai and this season Guangzhou has been the focus of many a story. However, there is another uprising in Chinese football, slowly… Read More
