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Chapter 2300 - 586: Upholding Justice, Expelling Demons Today
Chapter 2300: Chapter 586: Upholding Justice, Expelling Demons Today
The match between England and the Netherlands has attracted global attention.
Needless to say, England has always been the most popular national team.
Originally, the departure of the Beckhams would have affected England’s popularity, but England’s coach is not an ordinary person. Master Ka is currently the world’s most watched coach.
His unique attire and entrance always manage to captivate the world.
Master Ka, combined with the England national team, guarantees strong media sales.
As for the Netherlands team, no further explanation is needed.
They’re already well-known for scandals.
This European Cup has been eventful for them too.
Since Huang Kaiwen took over, attention on the Netherlands team has increased significantly.
Thanks to having the world’s most popular coach, the Netherlands team’s support rate is ahead!
UK media websites update the teams’ dynamics almost every few minutes.
"England WAGs and German fans brawl, Coleen embodies the boxer-wife spirit"
"Lily Collins visits orphanage with Netherlands WAGs"
"Capello secretly meets a mysterious religious figure, potential semi-final disruption at European Cup"
"Vatican Guard escorts treasure, Archbishop James Grump may aid Netherlands team from Warsaw and Gniezno"
Capello has always been strict about discipline.
Hence, there isn’t much news from the England national team.
But the WAGs have been making headlines.
They primarily complain about the consumer environment in Ukraine and Poland.
Poland is somewhat better, but the situation in Er Mao’s area deteriorates day by day.
Of course.
They can still find places to drink.
These attention-seeking women either drink or fight.
Although Coleen isn’t as fashionable as Vitoria, she’s definitely skillful at fighting due to her sturdy build.
She and Rooney hail from less privileged neighborhoods, where street fights are unavoidable, having had numerous encounters growing up.
"Coach, another British journalist attempting to sneak in has been caught."
Cocu ran to the side of the training ground to report.
"Lock them up,"
Huang Kaiwen said: "Detain them on suspicion of poisoning the players; those British need a lesson."
"Won’t it cause trouble?"
Cocu asked worriedly.
The British always speak through their noses.
Even in decline, the British Empire still holds considerable power.
"Don’t worry, it’s fine."
Huang Kaiwen said.
Even if the British protest, they might secretly be laughing.
Politicians and public figures all dislike Fleet Street.
They can’t wait for someone to teach those paparazzi a lesson.
Cocu quickly left.
Wearing a long-sleeved training suit, Inzaghi said: "Capello is quite familiar with you, should we give him a pleasant surprise?"
"What kind of surprise?"
Huang Kaiwen asked curiously.
Gattuso and Nesta also joined in.
"Like WM tactics?"
Inzaghi suggested mischievously.
"Forget it."
Huang Kaiwen replied irritably: "The three-defender setup isn’t suitable for the Netherlands team; playing Greece is one thing, but do you think Heitinga can handle Rooney on his own?"
"What’s up, boss?"
Heitinga, wearing a training bib, ran to the sideline to fetch a ball and heard Huang Kaiwen mention his name.
Huang Kaiwen casually said: "Nothing, I said you defend like Stam."
Heitinga cheerfully ran back onto the field, holding the ball.
"He only has Stam’s turning speed,"
Nesta remarked sarcastically.
He’s never seen such a mediocre defender.
Italy also has defenders with lesser abilities.
But Italian players have impeccable tactical awareness.
They’ve been attending tactics classes since childhood. They easily adapt to mainstream formations, having memorized the key positions and defensive strategies from childhood to adulthood.
Not that this is entirely positive, though.
With more time on tactics classes, there’s less time for practice.
Cassano is purely gifted; Italy doesn’t produce technical players mainly due to training direction.
"Focus on teamwork, pass more, Robin!"
Huang Kaiwen shouted on the field: "I want you to help Wesley organize the attack, not play as a winger."
Robben is the only one in the Netherlands team allowed to pass less.
It’s unavoidable; passing with Robben from the right wing is awkward. He always cuts back to his left foot, taking a loop before passing, and at his age, these habits are hard to change.
Otherwise, even with a weak foot, Robben wouldn’t be incapable of passing with his right foot. It’s better to not expect his right foot to occasionally shine; just let him pass less.
Sneijder is different.
Huang Kaiwen has asked him several times, and indeed, Sneijder’s dominant foot is his right foot.
But Sneijder can even hit free kicks with his left foot.
In this aspect, he’s very similar to the Yellow Ball King.
There aren’t many players in football with an equal footing who can use their non-dominant foot for free kicks.
Likewise, van Persie’s footwork is more balanced than Robben’s, but outside the goal area, van Persie’s right foot isn’t as fierce.
When shooting, his right foot and left foot are almost the same, but there are some differences outside the penalty area.
Reasonably arranging them takes quite some effort.
In the evening, Huang Kaiwen returned to the hotel.
He found Lily lying on the bed watching TV.
He didn’t notice even when he opened the door.
"What are you watching, so engrossed?"
Huang Kaiwen patted Lily and asked.
"A program made by the TV station, some interesting things on Premier League pitches, almost every Premier League coach now practices witchcraft."
Lily covered her mouth and laughed.
Even Sir Ferguson’s little match habits have been exposed.
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