Where are all the A A teams before 818 now?

The August 1st unit was disbanded, and the team was also disbanded. The youth team was bought by Hengyuan Group, which is now Nanchang Bayi.

Shaanxi Guoli, in 2005, because it was unable to pay the salaries of players and coaches, and there were too many arrears of player and coach salaries, so the Chinese Football Association cancelled the registration qualification of Shaanxi Guoli.

On December 19, 2001, Sichuan Quanxing Group officially announced its withdrawal, and Xu Ming of Shide Group took over. On January 27, 2006, the Provincial Sports Bureau held a press conference to announce the dissolution of Guancheng.

Yunnan Hongta does not play football, and the shell was bought by Chongqing Lifan.

Jilin Aodong was acquired by Zhejiang Greentown at the end of 2000 and played a B.

Guangzhou Songri ranked first and then relegated in the first B in 2000, and soon the club was disbanded, and some players transferred to Guangzhou Geely (now Guangzhou Medical Football Club).

Guangdong Hongyuan sold the team to Qingdao Hailifeng in 02.

In 1994, China implemented a professional league.

A stage a. 1994 Dalian Wanda.

1995 Shanghai Shenhua.

1996 Dalian Wanda.

1997 Dalian Wanda.

1998 Dalian Wanda.

1999 Shandong Luneng.

2000 Dalian Shide.

2001 Dalian Shide.

2002 Dalian Shide.

2003 Shanghai Shenhua.

In 2004, the Chinese Super League was established.

Super League stage. 2004 Shenzhen Jianlibao.

2005 Dalian Shide.

2006 Shandong Luneng.

2007 Changchun Yatai.

2008 Shandong Luneng.

2009 Beijing Guoan.

2010 Shandong Luneng.

Overall ranking: 1: Dalian 8 times.

Dalian Wanda.

Shanghai Shenhua. Liaoning team Beijing Guoan.

Sichuan Quanxing. Bayi team Guangzhou Sun God.

Guangzhou Songri. Aodong, Jilin.

Avant-garde Huandao. Tianjin Master Kang.

Shenyang sea lions. Shandong Jinan Taishan.

Shenzhen Ping'an. They're mostly teams from the A-era era.

Which team won the most championships? Dalian Wanda.

Dalian Wanda. Liaoning Guangdong Hongyuan.

Shanghai, Beijing. Yanbian is modern.

Tianjin, Sichuan. I can't remember anything else.

Beijing Guoan, Shanghai Shenhua, Dalian Wanda, Yunnan Hongta, Sichuan Guancheng, Shaanxi Guoli, Tianjin Master Kong, Shenzhen Ping'an.

Liaoning team, Bayi team, Shandong Luneng Taishan and so on! The one who won the most championships was Dalian Wanda!

Dalian Wanda, Beijing Guoan, Shanghai Shenhua, Guangzhou Songri, Guangzhou Sun God, Shenzhen Ping An Kejian, Shenyang Sea Lion, Qingdao Manatee, Shaanxi Guoli, Tianjin (Samsung), TEDA, Wuhan Red Hearts, Sichuan Quanxing, Chongqing Loncin (Lifan), Shandong Luneng, Liaoning Fushun, Bayi Team, Jilin Aodong, Yunnan Hongta ......

Among them, Dalian Wanda has 8 times and has two triple championships.

Dalian Wanda, Shanhai Shenhua, Shenzhen Kejian, Shandong Luneng, Beijing Guoan, Yunnan Hongta, Chongqing Lifan, Shaanxi Guoli, Bayi, Liaoning Fushun, I only remember these, as well as Wuhan Red Gold Dragon and Guangzhou Songri Group.

Upstairs is a big two-stroke, you can roll but grass, don't insult the fans.

Is it appropriate to write such a name?

I used to love Manchester United, and now, it's Barcelona!

No. A A is actually the predecessor of the Chinese Super League, and A A is called the Chinese Super League after its name was changed.

The A-League was once the top league of Chinese football. Founded in 1989, it was a professional system in the early stage, began to be professional in 1994, and was restructured into the Chinese Super League after the 2003 season.

Organized by the Chinese Football Association, the Chinese Super League is the best professional football league in Chinese mainland (Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have their own leagues).

The predecessor of the Chinese Super League is the first A, the name is different, in essence, it just formulates some systems, such as adjusting some player salary restrictions, team size certification, etc., and it is also learning from the Premier League, and also wants to improve the level and promote commercial development.

Comparatively, the commercial nature of the First Division is weaker than that of the Super League, and the players in the Super League are more professional, which is better reflected when signing and transferring. At the same time, the autonomy of clubs in the Super League will be strengthened, which is theoretically more conducive to the development of the league. The generally recognized Premier League is one notch higher than the First Division.

A A is the hottest time of Chinese football, although it did not rush out of Asia, but the ball market is very hot, people who watch the game are also people who play football, and it is not as messy as the current Chinese Super League, there are all kinds of birds, football at that time is real football, is happy football, and the current Chinese Super League is a piece of garbage, a piece of.

There are a few more teams that change the soup but not the medicine, and the game is getting worse and worse.

It's just that the name is different.

But that's just the way it is.

There is no difference, you look at the level of the game, what is it called the Super League.

I don't think it's just imitating foreign countries, such as the Premier League, the Soviet Super League.

It's much stronger than the current Super League.

The two teams have nothing to do with each other. The previous Bayi team has long been disbanded, and the personnel have either retired or defected to other teams, and now Jiang Kun of the Henan team is the former Bayi team, and Pei Encai has also been the head coach of Bayi before. The current Nanchang Bayi is just an ordinary local club, not much different from other local clubs.

At the end of 2003, the famous Chinese football team Bayi Football Club announced its dissolution due to various reasons such as record, system, and funds, and Hengyuan Football Club subsequently acquired the Bayi team of under-19 youth teams.

The club was formerly known as Shanghai Hengyuan, at the beginning of 2004, Shanghai Hengyuan Football Club moved to Nanchang as a whole, and funded the purchase of the People's Liberation Army Bayi Youth Team, after obtaining the special approval of the General Administration of the People's Liberation Army, was allowed to use "Bayi" as the team name, on April 2, 2004 in Nanchang officially established Nanchang Bayi Hengyuan Football Club. The owners of the club are Shanghai Hengyuan Enterprise Development, Shanghai Jinmao Asset Management, East China Jiaotong University, Shanghai Zhabei Stadium and Nanchang Bayi Stadium.

In the past, the Bayi team failed to advance to the Chinese Super League in 2003, and was finally withdrawn, that is, disbanded, and now the Bayi team is organized by the enterprise because the team is in Nanchang, so it is called Bayi, which is a commemorative name.

It is suggested that there should be fewer Chinese literary and artistic soldiers and leave a place for Chinese football in the sports army. Look at North Korea South Korea's football is great, but don't forget that all the men are soldiers! How can the quality of all aspects be comparable to that of our national football players now?

It is hoped that the country can select outstanding football talents to enlist in the army within the age of 14-20, and give them the rank of cultural and sports soldiers, so that they can carry out confrontation drills while entertaining officers and soldiers! If you can be a general when you sing, then it shouldn't be too much to list the outstanding players who revitalize Chinese football with a colonel-level rank, right?! Are there few world champions in our army?

What does that mean? It shows that it is not that the Chinese cannot complete football, but that they have not been thoroughly tempered in all aspects! The current national football team is bent over with a lot of money, and it can't take a step, and it is pampered!

Support the reorganization of the Bayi team, and now Chinese football needs the support of the military!

But it must not be like before, we must seriously select young people with football talent to join the cultural and sports corps, give cultural and sports military ranks, playing football is military service, don't take money so seriously! After being discharged from the army, the good ones can go to the commercial league, and the bad ones can be considered to be discharged from the military service.

The whole army must take into account the recruitment of military districts and subdivisions, and a number of confrontational contingents must be formed within the army to form a military sports force of its own. Internal confrontation, the audience is officers and soldiers, and there is no need for external sponsorship. There are good players who can be sent to the national team to win glory for the country, and they will return to the barracks after the fight.

If you are discharged from the army, you can go somewhere else, otherwise you will control your heart and devote yourself to being a good soldier!!

A military footballer is first and foremost a soldier, and if money is the most important thing, it is obvious that he is not a qualified soldier!!

That's right, it's based on the original team.

Now there's corporate sponsorship.

It was disbanded in 03!

It was built on the basis of the previous Bayi team, and it has already surpassed success this year.

Yunnan Hongta launched the Chinese football world, Chengdu Wuniu later became Chengdu Sheffield United, Sichuan Quanxing is now called Sichuan Guancheng, Xiamen Xiaxin was later called Xiamen Blue Lions after relegation, Xiamen football has come to an end, because of sponsorship and other financial problems, they don't even play in the league. Xiamen Football did not participate in the registration of this year's Chinese League, which means that Xiamen Blue Lions were disbanded.

Yunnan Hongta is now Chongqing Lifan. When Chongqing Lifan was relegated, the Red Tower was to be disbanded, and Lifan bought the shell of the Red Tower to stay in the Super League.

Chengdu Wuniu is now Chengdu Sheffield United.

Chengdu Sheffield United is now Chengdu Sheffield United.

Sichuan Quanxing is the current Sichuan team, and its home stadium is in Sichuan University.

Xiamen Xiaxin was disbanded.

Answer: 1994 A-League.

Relegated teams: Shenyang Liuyao, Jiangsu Maite.

Upgraded teams: Tianjin Samsung, Qingdao Manatee.

1995 A-League.

Relegated teams: Qingdao Manatee, Liaoning.

Upgraded teams: Shenzhen FIYTA, Guangzhou Songri.

1996 A-League.

Relegated teams: Shenzhen FIYTA, Guangzhou Songri.

Upgraded teams: Qianwei Huandao, Qingdao Manatee.

1997 A-League.

Relegated teams: Tianjin Lifei, Guangdong Hongyuan.

Promoted teams: Wuhan Yaqi, Shenzhen Ping'an, Shenyang Sea Lions, Guangzhou Songri 1998 A League.

Shandong Luneng, Beijing Guoan, Dalian Shide and Shanghai Shenhua have not been relegated.

Changchun Yatai has never been relegated. He also won the championship and runner-up.

A A has long been renamed the Chinese Super League The following is the full name of the 2011 Chinese Super League team: Dalian Shide Football Club Team Abbreviation: Dalian Shide full name:

Shanghai Shenhua United Football Club Team Abbreviation: Shanghai Shenhua Full Name: Shandong Luneng Taishan Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Shandong Luneng Taishan full name: Tianjin TEDA Football Club Master Kong Team Abbreviation: Tianjin Master Kang full name:

Wuhan Professional Football Club Optics Valley Football Team Abbreviation: Wuhan Optics Valley Full Name: Beijing Guoan Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Beijing Guo'an said: Qingdao Zhongneng Football Club Team Abbreviation: Qingdao Zhongneng full name:

Shaanxi Baorong Chanba Football Club Zhongxin Chanba Team Abbreviation: Shaanxi Zhongxin Chanba Full Name: Liaoning Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Full name of Liaoning: Shenzhen Xiangxue Shangqing Football Club Team Abbreviation: Shenzhen Shangqing Drink full name:

Zhejiang Greentown Football Club Babei Greentown Team Abbreviation: Zhejiang Babei Greentown Full Name: Changsha Jinde Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Changsha Jinde's full name: Henan Jianye Football Club Four or Five Laojiao Team Abbreviation: Henan Four or Five Laojiao Full Name:

Xiamen Football Club Blue Lions Abbreviation: Xiamen Blue Lions Full name: Changchun Yatai Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Changchun Yatai.

Dalian Shide Football Club Team Abbreviation: Dalian Shide.

Full name: Shanghai Shenhua United Football Club Team Abbreviation: Shanghai Shenhua full name:

Shandong Luneng Taishan Football Club Team Abbreviation: Shandong Luneng Taishan Full Name: Tianjin TEDA Football Club Master Kong Team Abbreviation:

Tianjin Master Kang's full name: Wuhan Professional Football Club Optics Valley Football Team Abbreviation: Wuhan Optics Valley full name:

Beijing Guoan Football Club Team Abbreviation: Beijing Guoan Title: Qingdao Zhongneng Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Full name of Qingdao Zhongneng: Shaanxi Baorong Chanba Football Club Zhongxin Chanba Team Abbreviation: Shaanxi Zhongxin Chanba Full name:

Liaoning Football Club Team Abbreviation: Liaoning.

Full name: Shenzhen Xiangxue Shangqing Football Club Team Abbreviation: Shenzhen Shangqing Drink full name:

Zhejiang Greentown Football Club Babei Greentown Team Abbreviation: Zhejiang Babei Greentown Full Name: Changsha Jinde Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Changsha Jinde's full name: Henan Jianye Football Club Four or Five Laojiao Team Abbreviation: Henan Four or Five Laojiao Full Name:

Xiamen Football Club Blue Lions Abbreviation: Xiamen Blue Lions Full name: Changchun Yatai Football Club Team Abbreviation:

Changchun Yatai.

2011 China First Division Football League teams, a total of 14 teams:

1 Dalian Albin.

2 Guangdong Sun Spring.

3 Guizhou Zhicheng.

4 Shenzhen Phoenix.

5 Chongqing Lifan.

6 Shenyang went eastward.

7 Hubei Zhongbo.

8 Tianjin Runyulong.

9 Shanghai East Asia.

10 Yanbian Long White Tiger.

11 Beijing Baxi.

12 Songjiang, Tianjin.

13 Beijing Institute of Technology.

14 Xiangtao, Hunan.

16 teams in the Chinese Super League:

1 Hangzhou Greentown.

2 Shaanxi people.

3 Liaoning Hongyun.

4 Tianjin TEDA.

5 Guangzhou Evergrande.

6 Beijing Guoan.

7 Shanghai Shenhua.

8 Shandong Luneng.

9 Changchun Yatai.

10 Qingdao Zhongneng.

11 Nanchang Hengyuan.

12 Dalian Shide.

13 Chengdu Sheffield United.

14 Henan Jianye.

15 Shenzhen Red Diamond.

15 Shuntian, Jiangsu.

What else needs to be learned?

16 teams in the Chinese Super League:

1 Hangzhou Greentown.

2 Shaanxi people.

3 Liaoning Hongyun.

4 Tianjin TEDA.

5 Guangzhou Evergrande.

6 Beijing Guoan.

7 Shanghai Shenhua.

8 Shandong Luneng.

9 Changchun Yatai.

10 Qingdao Zhongneng.

11 Nanchang Hengyuan.

12 Dalian Shide.

13 Chengdu Sheffield United.

14 Henan Jianye.

15 Shenzhen Red Diamond.

16, Jiangsu Shuntian.