After losing the game, he looked sullen and brushed it off with a "not convenient to disclose," making Coach Ai Si's aloof interview unprofessional.

Losing a match is painful and frustrating, especially when the players have relaxed and are trying hard to catch up. Breaking through is not an easy task. The only way to comfort themselves after a defeat is to try again. The players dare not be discouraged, so what excuse does the coach have to criticize them?

In a KPL match, Hero faced off against SYG. Before the match, the team was favored by the audience. Luo Chen wanted to reward himself with a game of Six Ears, but his lack of proficiency led to a disastrous performance. What should have been a sure win turned into a 2-3 deficit, no wonder the team's coach, Ai Si, was angry. However, what netizens couldn't stand was his attitude in the post-match interview. Frustration is understandable, but taking it out on the host was unacceptable. His sullen face and perfunctory answers in front of the camera—what message was he trying to convey? Every time the host patiently asked a few questions, he would simply say "It's inconvenient to disclose" and brush it off, causing the host embarrassment.

The coach is a professional and a representative of the team, and must have received media training. Netizens said that if he really lost and was not in the mood to be interviewed, he could have chosen to refuse. Since he was on stage, he should have used the camera to tell the world that he would not give up. His cold attitude was disrespectful, even to his close friend Li Jiu. He understood that the pressure was immense and he had to accept public opinion, but it was really wrong to take it out on outsiders.

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