[Asian Games] Volleyball Queen Kim Yeon-kyung Criticizes the National Team, “It Feels Like the Starting Lineup is Not Clear”
After the match against Nepal, encouragement and advice to the national team: “Please don’t criticize our players too much.”
‘Volleyball Empress’ Kim Yeon-kyung (Heungkuk Life Insurance), who watched the national team’s juniors win their first win at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, left a bitter note along with warm encouragement.
Kim Yeon-kyung
Kim Yeon-kyung met with reporters after the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games volleyball women’s volleyball match between Korea and Nepal held at the Changqian Campus gymnasium of Hangzhou Normal University, China on the 2nd and said,
“The most important thing for the national team now is to raise the mood,” and “Yesterday, ahead of the Vietnam game,
the team “The atmosphere was good, but it seemed like he wasn’t able to overcome it mentally.
I hope he overcomes it well.”
Korea won the 1st and 2nd sets against Vietnam in the first match of Group C the previous day,
then bowed out by dropping the 3rd, 4th, and 5th sets. 온라인카지노
Korea’s chances of advancing to the semifinals decreased as they lost to Vietnam,
which was evaluated as one level below.
Kim Yeon-kyung, who broadcast the Vietnam War as a KBS commentator, also seemed shocked.
Kim Yeon-kyung left the stadium without leaving any comment after the game the previous day.
He tried to cheer up his juniors that day.
National Team
Before the game, he came down to the stands, called each of his juniors’ names, waved their hands,
cheered them on by saying, “Cheer up!”
The national team, supported by Kim Yeon-kyung, succeeded in calming down the mood by winning the match against Nepal with a set score of 3-0.
Kim Yeon-kyung, who met with her reporters, encouraged her juniors and asked her volleyball fans to cheer as well.
He said, “Please don’t criticize our players too much,” and added, “I hope we can all accept the reality and think together about how to create a good environment for future generations.”
Park Jeong-ah repeatedly committed serve and receive errors in the first set against Nepal and was replaced by Pyo Seung-ju (IBK Industrial Bank of Korea).
Kim Yeon-kyung, who was talking about Park Jeong-ah, pointed out a ‘systemic problem’.
He said, “I feel like the six starting players (for the national team) are not clear,”
“I think it would have been better if we had fixed them to some extent,
given them opportunities regardless of their performance, and focused on improving their condition.”