On August 28, according to information from the Binh Dinh Provincial Sports Training and Competition Center ( Binh Dinh Provincial Department of Culture and Sports ), this center has just decided to discipline officials against Mr. Nguyen Thai Hoa. - Deputy Head of Training and Sports Coaching Department, Coach of Binh Dinh women's handball team.
Mr. Hoa was disciplined by being forced to quit his job on August 26 due to a particularly serious violation.
As Lao Dong reported on May 6, the Department of Culture and Sports of Binh Dinh province has verified the fact that Mr. Nguyen Thai Hoa - coach of the women's handball team in Binh Dinh province - has received a lot of public opinion related to his management work. , signing contracts with handball players, discrepancies in the athletes' financial revenues and expenditures.
Accordingly, in 2017, the athletes of the Binh Dinh women's handball team and the coach agreed to sign to implement the team's resolution. This Resolution regulates the athletes' living regulations; reward and discipline; supporting athletes with long-term dedication...
The fact that Mr. Hoa and the athletes signed the resolution of the women's handball team was wrong, leading to rewards, punishments, and improper revenue and expenditure, affecting the athletes and angering public opinion.
In addition, Mr. Hoa appointed his wife, athlete Do Thi Kim Yen, as treasurer in violation of regulations. All of the team's income and expenditure are managed by Ms. Yen through her personal account.
Through checking the actual fund revenue and expenditure books from 2022, the fund is negative by more than 166 million VND, by the end of 2023 the fund is negative by more than 89 million VND.
The biggest negative fund amount is the prolonged COVID-19 epidemic, the whole team has to stay focused and spend a lot on athletes with COVID-19. Many expenses for personal support and guest reception... are over 5 million VND, exceeding the fund's revenue and expenditure, leading to a negative fund amount of up to over 200 million VND in some years, losing the ability to balance the fund. causing frustration among athletes.
