Chapter 133: This is the Premier League champion

In fact, when Masao Yonezawa got the ball, the closest to him was Pete Williams, and Junpei Morikawa was in the midfielder position, which was far away.
Because Masao Yonezawa retreated from the front midfielder to the back line to get the ball.
Morikawa Junpei, who was in the midfielder position, suddenly accelerated forward, which shocked Jay Adams, who was partnering with him.
Then Morikawa Junpei was like a torpedo. He slammed into Yonezawa Masao, who had just taken the ball with his back to the attacking direction, and hadn’t turned around...
With a boom, the "Yonezawa Masao" sank.
Hu Lai was stunned when he saw it in front of him-Morikawa, this kid, had a mouthful of "predecessors" in his mouth, but he was not merciless in the end!
Yonezawa Masao should ask Morikawa: Are you polite!
He suddenly thought of the conversation with Junpei Morikawa in the car.
If you run into this kind of Morikawa in the future... Brother Huan might be in trouble.
But that is also the trouble of Brother Huan, what does it have to do with himself?
Hu Lai shook his head.
Masao Yonezawa still took the "olive branch" from Junpei Morikawa and was pulled from the ground by him.
Then he said to Morikawa Junpei: "No need to apologize, Morikawa. Because I am also a player from Royal Cateron."
The referee ran over to give a verbal warning to Junpei Morikawa but did not show a yellow card.
Morikawa Junpei's attitude was very good. Facing the verbal warning from the referee, he nodded repeatedly, expressing his guilty plea.
Then he turned and ran back to his position.
Hiroto Mogi in the box laughed when he saw this scene. He didn't write the scene just now on the notebook in his hand.
But he did feel Morikawa Junpei's fighting spirit.
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Masao Yonezawa soon found himself being targeted by Junpei Morikawa.
Although he did not retreat to the back line to request, and then he was knocked to the ground by the sudden appearance of Morikawa Junpei as soon as he turned around.
But if he tries to go forward and return to his best offensive forward area, Junpei Morikawa will immediately appear next to him.
When not holding the ball, Morikawa Junpei is also very close to him. If the football is passed to him, Morikawa Junpei will immediately pounce on him, absolutely not allowing him to easily take the ball.
In this regard, Yonezawa Masao had a headache.
It's not that he doesn't know the strength of Morikawa Junpei, but he and Morikawa Junpei have never played opponents-before training games within the Japanese national team, the intensity of internal confrontation is definitely not as strong as the current real sword and gun competition.
If someone asks "What is the experience of being stared at by Junpei Morikawa?" Masao Yonezawa can answer:
"Thank you, I'm in England, playing a game. It's like being bitten by a mad dog."
If you can't bear the flesh on your body, you can't get rid of it.
Masao Yonezawa now either retracements frequently, or he can only try not to catch the ball in front, or pass the football immediately even if he wants to catch the ball.
There is no way to stop to think and observe, everything can only be fast-fast pick up and fast pass, fast run fast out.
In this way, where can I bring the whole team to slow down? Didn't it just fall into the fast pace of Leeds City?
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Masao Yonezawa's leading Royal Cateron midfielder was temporarily suppressed, and Leeds continued to bring the rhythm up, speed up and speed up again.
In the 70th minute, it was Junpei Morikawa who stole the ball from Yonezawa Masao in the backcourt-he shoveled the football and destroyed it, allowing Jay Adams, who was in charge of the match, to get it.
The latter took the ball and turned to the side to send a long diagonal pass.
Laski pulled to the side to receive the ball, and made a two-to-one match with Hu Lai in the center.
After passing the football to Hu Lai, he ran forward, and Hu Lai immediately passed the ball back to him.
After passing the ball, Hu Lai buried his head and accelerated into the penalty area.
As a member of the team, he can't always wait in the penalty area, waiting for his teammates to pass the ball to himself. He must also play his role in the team's tactical framework. In addition to scoring goals, he has to cooperate with his teammates, pass the ball to his teammates, and act as a fulcrum... In fact, Clark has arranged very few tactical tasks for him. After all, he cannot be separated from the team as a whole.
Because Hu Lai retreated to meet Laski, Camara did not stay on the left side he was most used to this time, but diagonally inserted into the penalty area to act as a temporary center.
Laski passed the football to him on the wing.
After Camara received the ball, he wanted to shoot directly. The deceived Royal Cateron’s central defender Jacob Tiplande came up to block him, but he was swayed by Camara.
Thomas Szevicek, the second-placed guard of Royal Cathon, came in.
Just as he grabbed the ball, Camara pulled the football sideways.
To Hu Lai who plugged in from behind!
"Hu--!"
In the deafening cheers of the Flanders stadium, Hu Lai led the football forward with a light, waded across Szevicek and entered the penalty area!
The rest became simpler-he swung his foot to make a shot and tricked the Royal Carterhorn goalkeeper Salva Rodríguez into the ground to save.
After deceiving the opponent's goalkeeper, Hu Lai took another shot!
With a light pick, the football flies into the goal without any suspense!
"Hu!!! Hu!!! Here again! He scored twice in the game again! This is his second score in two consecutive games!" Cox exclaimed excitedly-last league Leeds City The away game defeated newly promoted Helmer 4-1, and Hu Lai also scored twice in the game.
Hulai, who scored the goal, ran to Camara, who passed the ball for him first, and laughed and hugged the opponent.
Then, more Leeds City players rushed forward, took them as the master, slapped them hard, cheered and screamed.
If there is a cameraman who can run directly into the field at this time and get close to the group of Leeds City players celebrating the goal, they will surely capture such a "spectacle":
All the Leeds City players surrounded Hulai and Camara, slapping their bodies while shouting: "What's the matter! What's the matter!!! What's the matter!!!"
This is really unbelievable, and there is no way to link goals with "what's wrong".
People with big brains might think of "cult rituals."
But in fact, if this is heard by the Chinese fans, after their initial astonishment, they may be able to hear what the Leeds City players are shouting.
They are chanting:
"Fuck me! Fuck me! Fuck me!!!"
If you listen carefully, there is also a sound like "Nubi"...
In fact, "I'm so awesome" has become the standard slogan chanted collectively by Leeds City players after scoring a goal.
This also has to be started from Pete Williams, who showed off in front of his teammates after learning two Chinese slang words from Hu Lai...
The space is limited, so I won’t expand it here.
In short, under the promotion of Pete Williams and the careful guidance of Hu Lai, the entire Leeds City team will now be proficient in using the two Chinese slang terms "Fuck" and "Niubi".
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When the Leeds City players celebrated the goal, the "Song of Hu" was sung again in the stands.
Hearing the singing, Matthew Cox laughed: "For this song, the European arena is unfamiliar, but fans of other Premier League teams listen to it. But it’s okay. I believe the opponents from Europe, their Fans will soon be familiar with this song! Because Hu’s goal...will not stop there!"
"Tony Clark will go from the most enviable head coach in the Premier League to the most envied head coach in Europe! Because he has Hu! And Hu! Make scoring so easy!"
Cox was right.
Although Leeds has the advantage on the scene, there are not many chances to score a particularly good goal.
If the forwards are not so good, maybe they will all be wasted.
And if you can't get the lead in the score, then the advantage on the scene will also disappear.
The defender will have more confidence as he defends, and the attacker will be more impatient with the kick.
Eventually it is very likely that the offensive and defensive will be reversed. Instead, Leeds City, which was originally dominant, was taken at home by Royal Carterhorn...
But if the goal can be scored as soon as possible, the situation will be different.
It's as if the clouds have been lifted and the clouds have disappeared.
Hu Lai is such a person who specializes in using goals to change the situation on the court and turn things around.
Although there are some voices criticizing Hu Lai in the media, he believes that his tactical role is too single.
But if you interview those team head coaches instead of asking the so-called expert names, you will get almost the same answer:
Everyone hopes that the team they are coaching will have a player like Hu Lai who can score a goal.
For example, the current head coach of Royal Carterhorn, Jean Osvaldo ~EbookFREE.me~, sighed after seeing Hu Lai score twice.
This time he didn't make adjustments soon after losing the ball, and asked the assistant coach to go to the bench to call someone up... Instead, he stood on the sidelines and watched the scene on the court.
He is also considered to be exhausted, and the targeted tactics arranged before the game did prevent Leeds from attacking to a certain extent. At least he didn't lose the ball in the first half, which is much better than Alvara.
After losing the ball in the second half, he quickly made the correct response, once regaining the disadvantage of the scene.
But in the end all his careful calculations were defeated by Hu Lai's two goals.
He has fallen behind by two goals, what else can he do?
Nothing.
Singing resounded over the Flanders stadium, Osvaldor stood silently.
This is the Premier League champion Leeds...