Guys search up for the reason first He is not going to jail just because the team has been eliminated. It's because of the corruption of the association
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trinidad_apodaca2 months, 1 week ago
Someone said "like north, like south" 😭😭
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abeerbath4072 months, 1 week ago
Bullying is in korean's vein
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rael.novaes2 months, 1 week ago
He is the same guy who ruined Korea's 2014 World Cup btw. This proves how awful the Korean football federation is performing...
nicholas_marsh2 months, 1 week ago
You say *KOREA* I hear *BULLYING*
kerry_nicholson2 months, 1 week ago
Imagine this happen in North Korea 💀☠️
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brunamacedo6332 months, 1 week ago
as a Portuguese national i'm jealous of Korea right now
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brianmartin4402 months, 1 week ago
Crazy to want to jail a coach for bad decisions.
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gabriela.miranda2 months, 1 week ago
He was hired without any interviews through backdoor so VALID!
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nehaganesh9762 months, 1 week ago
"Eliminated" Son 💔🥀
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joanne.rose2 months, 1 week ago
As a Korean, I'd like to share some accurate facts about this situation. The recent appointment of Hong Myung-bo as head coach was not the result of a fair and transparent selection process. Rather, it was an unjust appointment driven by the entrenched cartel and cozy insider relationships within the Korea Football Association (KFA). And this isn't just about Hong Myung-bo himself — the deeper issue is that the KFA as an institution has become deeply corrupt. Up until about a decade ago, South Korea was undeniably one of Asia's football powerhouses. However, over the past ten years, mismanagement by the KFA has steadily eroded the competitiveness of Korean football, and we are no longer producing world-class talents like Son Heung-min. I understand why people who have only seen this particular video might form a different opinion in the comments. But the fact remains that Hong Myung-bo's appointment was carried out through clearly unlawful procedures — something that was even confirmed by a government audit. The reason the government has been unable to take action is that any direct intervention or sanction against the KFA could prompt FIFA to retaliate by stripping South Korea of its World Cup participation rights, citing political interference. That is why the government's hands are effectively tied.
gesine_schinke2 months, 1 week ago
He was hated because he was chosen due to corruption.
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leon_rogers2 months, 1 week ago
Sk training is just physical not actual skills or pass practice bruh
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robertyadav6862 months, 1 week ago
I didn't expect this from south Korea 😔
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kristin.ford2 months, 1 week ago
Why bench a captain? This coach from hero to trashcan 😂😂😂
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He benched SON like he had a better replacement 😂
Feel Sad for Son😢. 😭
South Korea taking Inspiration from North Korea
Low-key giving Kim jong un vibes
South Korea went north
Guys search up for the reason first He is not going to jail just because the team has been eliminated. It's because of the corruption of the association
Someone said "like north, like south" 😭😭
Bullying is in korean's vein
He is the same guy who ruined Korea's 2014 World Cup btw. This proves how awful the Korean football federation is performing...
You say *KOREA* I hear *BULLYING*
Imagine this happen in North Korea 💀☠️
as a Portuguese national i'm jealous of Korea right now
Crazy to want to jail a coach for bad decisions.
He was hired without any interviews through backdoor so VALID!
"Eliminated" Son 💔🥀
As a Korean, I'd like to share some accurate facts about this situation. The recent appointment of Hong Myung-bo as head coach was not the result of a fair and transparent selection process. Rather, it was an unjust appointment driven by the entrenched cartel and cozy insider relationships within the Korea Football Association (KFA). And this isn't just about Hong Myung-bo himself — the deeper issue is that the KFA as an institution has become deeply corrupt. Up until about a decade ago, South Korea was undeniably one of Asia's football powerhouses. However, over the past ten years, mismanagement by the KFA has steadily eroded the competitiveness of Korean football, and we are no longer producing world-class talents like Son Heung-min. I understand why people who have only seen this particular video might form a different opinion in the comments. But the fact remains that Hong Myung-bo's appointment was carried out through clearly unlawful procedures — something that was even confirmed by a government audit. The reason the government has been unable to take action is that any direct intervention or sanction against the KFA could prompt FIFA to retaliate by stripping South Korea of its World Cup participation rights, citing political interference. That is why the government's hands are effectively tied.
He was hated because he was chosen due to corruption.
Sk training is just physical not actual skills or pass practice bruh
I didn't expect this from south Korea 😔
Why bench a captain? This coach from hero to trashcan 😂😂😂