Chung Mong-gyu, president of the Korea Football Association, breaks his words and does not attend the parliamentary inspection. He did not even set an A-match for women’s soccer, but he does not appear at the parliamentary inspection under the pretext of participating in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
Chairman Chung was scheduled to appear as a witness at the parliamentary inspection of the National Assembly’s Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee on the 22nd and 24th.
Kang Yoo-jung, a lawmaker of the Democratic Party of Korea, said in a parliamentary audit held on the 18th, “Chairman Chung left for Dominica today after issuing a letter of reason for not attending because he participated in women’s soccer.”
“The Korea Football Association announced Chairman Chung’s absence from the parliamentary inspection on the 22nd and said that the schedule for attending the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup should be adjusted during the comprehensive audit on the 24th, but the reason for his absence says that Chairman Chung will return home at 5:30 p.m. on the 25th,” he said. “If Chairman Chung does not attend both parliamentary inspections, please consider presenting the agenda whether he should file a complaint against Chairman Chung before the parliamentary inspection on the 24th.”
After all, Chung said, “I will not participate in the inspection on March 22, and it is unclear whether Chung will attend the general inspection on April 24. This is a violation of Chung’s own words. Chung replied to the question at the time of the current questioning by the committee in September with the intention that he would attend the inspection.
Surprisingly, Chung did not attend the event due to her attendance at the Women’s Under-17 World Cup. Chung’s Korea Football Association did not even hold a match in July during the official A-match period for the A-team, the top-level team in women’s soccer.
Colin Bell, then coach of the Korean women’s national soccer team, said in a media interview, “After it was known that I was leaving, I saw it reported that the national team would not be convened on the A-match day in July. I want to make sure that it is not true. Before the June A-match (two consecutive away games in the U.S. on June 2 and 5), it was already decided that there would be no July call-up. I insisted on utilizing all A-match schedules, but they were not accepted. I canceled the A-match schedule without consulting with myself.”
In fact, female players have also voiced their opinions on the negligence of the Korea Football Association (KFA) in women’s soccer. 토토사이트 They usually ignore women’s soccer, but when they need an excuse for themselves, they try to take the inspection under the pretext of attending the Women’s Under-17 World Cup.
The Women’s Under-17 World Cup has already been held and is underway. The first round of the Korean national team’s group league matches were held on Thursday, and the second and third rounds are held on Tuesday and Sunday. If so, the Korean team should have gone ahead to encourage the players and meet officials. It is possible to watch two of the three group league matches. Despite this, Chairman Chung Mong-gyu is trying to avoid inspection by forcibly going on overseas business trips.