Monday, April 05, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Leaving BT
I'm going to open a new page. Leaving BT, leaving the path to become an expert in technologies, leaving a relatively simple world.
It's the end but also a new start. Project management, process, procedure, analysis and communication will be my new focus. Hopefully I will have opportunity to get to know business and operations.
Let's see what I can do.
It's the end but also a new start. Project management, process, procedure, analysis and communication will be my new focus. Hopefully I will have opportunity to get to know business and operations.
Let's see what I can do.
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
上世纪西班牙国家德比老照片
翻译自西班牙阿斯报
第一次国家德比。1902年3月13日,首届西班牙杯赛半决赛,巴塞罗那3:1战胜皇马,1500人在现场观看了比赛。图为赛后巴塞罗那球员合影。

1943年6月13日,一个创造历史的比分。皇马在国王杯比赛中11:1横扫巴塞罗那,赛后加泰罗尼亚媒体宣称巴塞罗那的球员在警察的恐吓下输了比赛,而西班牙政府随后强迫皇马和巴塞罗那俱乐部主席下课。
第一次国家德比。1902年3月13日,首届西班牙杯赛半决赛,巴塞罗那3:1战胜皇马,1500人在现场观看了比赛。图为赛后巴塞罗那球员合影。

1943年6月13日,一个创造历史的比分。皇马在国王杯比赛中11:1横扫巴塞罗那,赛后加泰罗尼亚媒体宣称巴塞罗那的球员在警察的恐吓下输了比赛,而西班牙政府随后强迫皇马和巴塞罗那俱乐部主席下课。
1953年,在一连串复杂的争夺后,已经几乎加盟巴萨的迪斯蒂法诺最终加盟皇马,并在之后成为皇马历史上最伟大的球员,巴塞罗那则也在两年前拥有了自己的传奇球星库巴拉。图为迪斯蒂法诺和库巴拉一起身穿巴塞罗那球衣。

1953年迪斯蒂法诺在国家德比中头球射门瞬间。迪斯蒂法诺的加盟彻底改变了格局,他在随后的24次国家德比中打入15粒入球。

1956年6月1日,皇马在友谊赛中4:2战胜瓦斯科-达加玛,迪斯蒂法诺和库巴拉都代表皇马出场。

1960年10月23日,皇马在冠军杯中负于巴塞罗那,比赛中皇马的三个进球被抹杀,同时裁判还“制造”了巴塞罗那一个进球,终场比分为1:2。图为巴塞罗那球员破门瞬间。

1969年7月11日,在主裁Antonio Rigo的“导演”下,皇马在国王杯比赛中主场负于巴塞罗那,比赛在球迷扔下的玻璃瓶中提前结束。从那时起西班牙禁止在球场内销售任何玻璃瓶装饮料。

1953年迪斯蒂法诺在国家德比中头球射门瞬间。迪斯蒂法诺的加盟彻底改变了格局,他在随后的24次国家德比中打入15粒入球。

1956年6月1日,皇马在友谊赛中4:2战胜瓦斯科-达加玛,迪斯蒂法诺和库巴拉都代表皇马出场。

1960年10月23日,皇马在冠军杯中负于巴塞罗那,比赛中皇马的三个进球被抹杀,同时裁判还“制造”了巴塞罗那一个进球,终场比分为1:2。图为巴塞罗那球员破门瞬间。

1969年7月11日,在主裁Antonio Rigo的“导演”下,皇马在国王杯比赛中主场负于巴塞罗那,比赛在球迷扔下的玻璃瓶中提前结束。从那时起西班牙禁止在球场内销售任何玻璃瓶装饮料。
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Friday, July 24, 2009
Some Real Madrid News in Relation to Asia
I'm a loyal fan of Real Madrid in Shanghai, China. Since there was live broadcast of Real Madrid matches in China, I have to stay up late in the weekends, sometimes even in the morning (3 or 5AM) of Monday. This should be the case for most Real Madrid fans in China, Southeast Asia and Japan. It’s really not pleasant experience if you have to go to work after only 3 or 4 hours sleeping every Monday.
When Florentino Perez became president of Real Madrid again, I knew there might be some changes. Mr Florentino may not be as good as some others at sports, but he is really a good businessman. I think that’s enough for a president (of course, he will be a perfect president if he is also very good at sports).

The first good news I got was that Florentino requested to change the time of Real Madrid league matches. To be honest, I think Real Madrid fans outside Europe understand that it’s Spanish custom to have dinner late and play/watch football matches late. But to be selfish, it will be great if we can watch live Real Madrid matches at 21:00 or 22:00 (15:00 Madrid time, we don’t have summer time in China). Meanwhile, I think the number of Real Madrid fans in Asia will increase dramatically and it will bring Real Madrid more benefit. I’m not talking about the hero shirts sale because I don’t think it can bring Real Madrid much money. The advertisement and TV broadcast contracts should be the main part of club benefit increase. Why the English league can have matches in the afternoon? They have the most fans in Asia now. Florentino’s request may be denied anyway, but at least it’s a good try. But if it comes to truth, I will say thanks to Florentino, and of course, thanks to the Real Madrid fans in Spain.
The second good news I got is that Real Madrid may travel to China in August, 2010. We still remember the pomp in year 2003. It was like a national festival for the football fans across China. I will definitely go to watch the match (if Real Madrid come to Shanghai instead of Beijing this time LOL). I did notice that some people criticized that Real Madrid’s Asia tour made negative impact to the team’s preparation of the new season. I agree to it from sports point of view. But as a global club, you have to expand your market to get more income and you should go globally to attract/please more fans.
I also read an article on as.com saying that China national football team may have a friendly match with Real Madrid in Bernabeu before Christmas. Personally I’m not very interested at it because China national football team is not on the same level as Real Madrid so maybe it’s a good idea for Real Madrid to refuse the invitation to leave the players more time with their family.
Finally I’d like to share my point on Florentino Perez. As I mentioned, he’s an excellent businessman and a good president. My favorite player of Real Madrid is Redondo, who was sent away by Florentino. But I don’t hate Florentino. I think every Real Madrid fan should appreciate what he did for the club (and for himself, sure). Maybe not everyone likes him, but at least we have no reason to hate him.
When Florentino Perez became president of Real Madrid again, I knew there might be some changes. Mr Florentino may not be as good as some others at sports, but he is really a good businessman. I think that’s enough for a president (of course, he will be a perfect president if he is also very good at sports).

The first good news I got was that Florentino requested to change the time of Real Madrid league matches. To be honest, I think Real Madrid fans outside Europe understand that it’s Spanish custom to have dinner late and play/watch football matches late. But to be selfish, it will be great if we can watch live Real Madrid matches at 21:00 or 22:00 (15:00 Madrid time, we don’t have summer time in China). Meanwhile, I think the number of Real Madrid fans in Asia will increase dramatically and it will bring Real Madrid more benefit. I’m not talking about the hero shirts sale because I don’t think it can bring Real Madrid much money. The advertisement and TV broadcast contracts should be the main part of club benefit increase. Why the English league can have matches in the afternoon? They have the most fans in Asia now. Florentino’s request may be denied anyway, but at least it’s a good try. But if it comes to truth, I will say thanks to Florentino, and of course, thanks to the Real Madrid fans in Spain.
The second good news I got is that Real Madrid may travel to China in August, 2010. We still remember the pomp in year 2003. It was like a national festival for the football fans across China. I will definitely go to watch the match (if Real Madrid come to Shanghai instead of Beijing this time LOL). I did notice that some people criticized that Real Madrid’s Asia tour made negative impact to the team’s preparation of the new season. I agree to it from sports point of view. But as a global club, you have to expand your market to get more income and you should go globally to attract/please more fans.
I also read an article on as.com saying that China national football team may have a friendly match with Real Madrid in Bernabeu before Christmas. Personally I’m not very interested at it because China national football team is not on the same level as Real Madrid so maybe it’s a good idea for Real Madrid to refuse the invitation to leave the players more time with their family.
Finally I’d like to share my point on Florentino Perez. As I mentioned, he’s an excellent businessman and a good president. My favorite player of Real Madrid is Redondo, who was sent away by Florentino. But I don’t hate Florentino. I think every Real Madrid fan should appreciate what he did for the club (and for himself, sure). Maybe not everyone likes him, but at least we have no reason to hate him.
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