This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
'The Wonder Coach' Kim Yeon-koung's team 'Walderdogs' secured their survival.
On the 16th episode of MBC's The Wonder Coach, the heated meeting between Kim Yeon-koung's Filseung Wonderdogs and the 2024-2025 V League champion and women's volleyball's most victorious team Heungkuk Life Pink Spiders (hereinafter Heungkuk Life) unfolded.
After the match, coach Kim Yeon-koung expressed her overwhelming feelings in an interview. She said, "Of course I feel good. There's no rule that says you must die," showing relief. She added, "I feel exhilaration and a sense of accomplishment. I feel proud and I'm so grateful to the players," expressing the intense emotions she feels as a coach and her affection for the players.
After the match, Walderdogs' player Pyo Seung-joo, who had been a teammate of the opposing team's coach Go Hee-jin until just a few months ago, exchanged greetings and moved viewers. Coach Go Hee-jin warmly said of Pyo Seung-joo, "Seung-joo plays volleyball well, works hard and keeps in touch."
Pyo Seung-joo then asked cautiously, "Coach, is it okay if I come to watch some of your matches? I'm careful about contacting you. I want to see your face and talk to you," and coach Go Hee-jin replied, "Come comfortably. Contact me comfortably," showing her unwavering affection for her former player.
In a following interview, coach Go Hee-jin said, "A flood of emotions crosses my mind. I want to keep them a little longer, but when team circumstances require sending someone away, that moment is the hardest. They will do well anywhere. They're good players," which tugged at viewers' hearts.
The Walderdogs' final opponent, after securing the team's survival, was decided to be the V League's most winning team and the Pink Spiders, with whom coach Kim Yeon-koung shared 20 years of glory from debut to retirement as a player, raising anticipation for the next match to a peak.<
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