"말레이한테 3골 먹혔는데 왜 웃냐고요?" 손웅정 감독 작심발언에 한국축구 너무놀라 선채로 기절한 상황

Summary

The Korean national soccer team disappointingly tied 3-3 against Malaysia in the Asian Cup, despite having a lineup of star players like Son Heung-min. Many critics blamed the poor tactics of coach Jurgen Klingsmann, who seemed to prioritize his fame over building an effective strategy. Prominent voices like Son's father warned leadership issues could prevent victory. Now fans hope the team's struggles could pressure organizers to reform and improve Korean soccer long-term, even if it means an earlier exit from this tournament.

Takeaways

• 😟 The Korean national team only managed a 3-3 draw against Malaysia in the Asian Cup, despite being heavy favorites
• 😠 Son's father, Son Woong-jung, criticized the team and manager Bento before the tournament, foreshadowing issues
• 😤 Bento's replacement, Klinsmann, has been using questionable tactics and overworking the top players
• 😡 Experts and fans have heavily criticized Klinsmann's coaching and the Korea Football Association's (KFA) decision to hire him
• 😢 Klinsmann continues to make excuses while Son Woong-jung offers thoughtful analysis on the growth needed
• 😥 The UK media has called out the KFA for hiring Klinsmann over managers like Bento
• 😠 Korean fans are exhausted by Klinsmann's empty promises of winning the Asian Cup
• 😟 Son Woong-jung suggests it may be better for the team to exit early and reflect rather than win under Klinsmann
• 😔 English fans also hope Son returns soon from the Asian Cup to the Premier League
• ❓ It's unclear if winning the Asian Cup under Klinsmann would actually be beneficial long-term

Q & A

What happened in the recent Asian Cup match between South Korea and Malaysia?

South Korea, ranked 13th in Asia, unexpectedly tied 3-3 with Malaysia, ranked much lower at 113th, despite fielding a very strong team including stars like Son Heung-min and Kim Min-jae.

How did the South Korean players and fans react to the disappointing result?

The players quickly left the field looking dejected. Fans and experts had been criticizing issues like the coaching tactics and administration for a while and grew more vocal after this match.

What criticisms did Son Heung-min's father, Son Woong-jung, make before the tournament?

He said South Korea was not ready to suddenly win the Asian Cup. He received backlash from some fans, but after the Malaysia match many agreed with his foresight.

What questionable decisions did the Korea Football Association (KFA) make regarding the coaching staff?

They let go of Paulo Bento after he led Korea to the World Cup round of 16, and hired Jürgen Klinsmann for more money despite his poor tactics and commitment to Korean football.

What was Klinsmann's response after the disappointing Malaysia match?

Unlike Son Woong-jung who gave thoughtful comments, Klinsmann continued making unrealistic claims about winning the Asian Cup in front of the media.

How did foreign media view the match and situation with Klinsmann?

They heavily criticized the KFA for hiring Klinsmann over Bento and wondered how long fans would endure top Korean players suffering under such an incompetent coach.

What were some main criticisms Korean fans directed at Klinsmann and the KFA?

That Klinsmann is only interested in his own fame and money, not Korean football, and the KFA ignorantly gave him a contract over better local options who could develop the team properly.

What are some fans saying should happen now regarding Klinsmann and the Asian Cup?

Some think the team should crash out early to prompt serious changes. Others wonder if Asian Cup success might allow Klinsmann to stay on further, which could hurt long-term growth.

How did the UK media view Son Heung-min's situation at the Asian Cup?

They hoped Son could return quickly to lead his club Tottenham Hotspur, rather than waste time under Klinsmann's poor leadership in this tournament.

Overall, what reception did Son Woong-jung's comments receive after being proved right?

Many fans expressed agreement and appreciation that unlike Klinsmann's empty boasts, Son's critiques were thoughtful and aimed constructively at improving Korean football.