Candidate Huh Jung-moo, who is running for the 55th president of the Korea Football Association, appeared on YouTube channel "Dalsunne Live" and explained the current situation, saying, "I'm confident if I have a fair election, but it's too unfair." 

"We don't know who the election management committee is, and we don't know how many people it is," Huh Jung-moo said on commentator Park Moon-sung's YouTube channel "Dalsunerive" on Sunday evening. "It's also unclear what they are doing."  메이저사이트

Candidate Huh criticized, "We randomly select the electors, and there were no observers in the process, and we didn't disclose how they selected them," adding, "It's said that they were randomly selected, but we don't know if they are really random. No one knows even if a person is excluded from the electors when someone doesn't like them." He also pointed out again that January 8, the election day, is a training period for many clubs, so there are too many people who cannot participate in the election in reality. 
Candidate Huh Jung-moo said, "Since everyone is so unaware of this situation, we even filed an injunction to ban the election of the president of the Korea Football Association," adding, "I think we should clarify things clearly and disclose things transparently." 

"Chairman Chung Mong-gyu said about the Cheonan Football Center, 'I have to finish the game because I started it.' If Chairman Chung Mong-gyu pays his own money to solve it, I will support Chairman Chung Mong-gyu today," he said. "I don't have any intention of doing anything, I just have to do it." In addition, "The association has been in the fence of a company called 'Hyundai' for a long time. However, I am rather free and can run and negotiate anywhere," he said, emphasizing his strengths. 

Although the election day is just around the corner, he has also opened up the possibility of unification with candidates for the Shinmun election. Candidate Shinmun-seon is a person who has done a lot of work in the soccer world, and as a soccer player, I think he should think and research together for the development of Korean soccer, candidate Heo said. "If we can open up and share our opinions without any self-interest, I think it is absolutely necessary."

Candidate Huh Jung-moo then particularly emphasized "cultivation" among his five keywords of pledge, "transparent/fair/balanced/accompanied/cultivated." "In Korea's youth games, eight-man soccer is conducted on a one-trial basis, so players and parents are often hurt by inaccurate decisions," he said. "We need to create an environment where players can play properly for their goals from a young age so that the national team can work more smoothly and the squad can become stronger." In the same vein, he also cited the fostering of referees and improving treatment and the creation of an independent team for each city and provincial association as pledges.

When asked about his "voting strategy," candidate Huh Jung-moo said, "I'm confident if we have a fair election. But it's too unfair," but added, "I don't do anything in particular."

Finally, candidate Huh Jung-moo said, "I hope our soccer contributes to our people laughing, crying, enjoying, and cheering beyond soccer players." He also said, "People and soccer fans love soccer consistently. Please continue to criticize me for my poor management, but I hope I don't change my love for soccer."