Ground football: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him

"It's okay, I'm fine. I just think the ball shouldn't be played like that. We're not mortal enemies." Matthäus felt better seeing so many people speaking up for him and didn't continue arguing with Yin Bu.

Yin Bu only came to his senses at this moment.

He was so angry!

But I don’t dare to post it, because everyone is on Matthäus’s side now.

This feeling of grievance brought tears to Yin Bu's eyes.

When has this Swedish genius ever been treated like this?

I feel so bad.

Oh oh oh!

After calming Matthäus down, Deng Kai turned to Yin Bu and said, "Matthäus is quite old after all. Too much intensity can easily lead to injury. We have to understand them."

Yin Bu was quite annoyed and muttered, "But Jader is the same way, so why didn't I see him scolding Jader? Does he think I'm a pushover? Humph!"

Good guy.

As soon as Matthäus left, Imbu dared to make some harsh remarks.

Someone just criticized you in front of you, and you didn't say a word.

Deng Kai smiled but didn't say anything more.

But honestly, the more someone cares about something, the more likely they are to do it.

Yin Bu is very concerned about being treated as an easy target, which shows that he sometimes likes to target the weak and vulnerable.

This is quite different from Yin Bu in his future mature stage.

It seems that people's personalities can change.

"Huh?" When Deng Kai turned around, he found that Jadel had just turned away.

At this distance and in this position, could Jardel have overheard what Yin Bu said?

that……

More than ten minutes later, Deng Kai confirmed that Jader had indeed heard Yin Bu say, "Why didn't I see him scolding Jader?"

During a corner kick header contest, Jardel elbowed and brought down Yinbu.

Yin Bu curled up in pain inside the penalty area, and finally, tears streamed down his face uncontrollably.

Half of it hurts.

They usually feel wronged.

Everything really went wrong for him today.

This made him doubt his future at Sporting Lisbon.

You know, he's the most expensive one!

"What? You can't handle this? You're a star player the club bought for three million. I didn't have your price tag at your age! You should perform better than me!" Jardel emphasized the word "star player" and launched into a sarcastic remark.

We're already competitors, and you're talking badly about me behind my back, hoping I'll get a lesson from Matthäus.

If I don't educate you, who will?

Before this elbow strike, Jardel had already collided with Imbue several times while defending.

Yin Bu was completely disoriented from the impact, which was quite a challenge for Jardel.

In reality, Jardel rarely tracks back to defense during a game; he's only good if he leaves the offensive third.

"Say it again!" Yin Bu rolled over and was about to unleash his bare hands.

But Jardel was faster, flipping Yinbu, who wasn't fully standing up, over again: "I can say it as many times as I want, but don't think you're so great just because you have a certain status! Young man, you still have a lot to learn!"

After Jardel finished speaking, he glanced at Quaresma as well.

The two had a falling out after losing at the end of last season, and this statement is a sarcastic jab at Quaresma for having a high price tag but not actually being that strong.

Yin Bu was still in pain in his ribs and had not yet regained his footing. After being thrown over by Jardel, he even rolled twice, looking extremely vulnerable.

"What's going on? What's the situation?"

Matthäus was standing on the sidelines talking to Trigár and Maxiño about match-related matters, which prevented the coaches from seeing what happened. Trigár then came over to inquire about the situation after noticing the interruption.

The players couldn't really say anything in front of Jardell.

The matter was eventually dropped.

The team atmosphere encountered significant problems during this joint training session.

In fact, it wasn't that Yin Bu wanted Matthäus to scold Jardel; he just wanted to say that Matthäus was being unfair. Why should he be allowed to lash out at young people and newcomers at will?

But anyone he uses as a comparison or example will not be happy to hear such words.

To put it bluntly, Yin Bu still needs to seriously study the art of language, the art of speaking, learning, teasing, and singing.

……

In the evening, Yin Bu was packing his things.

It's been an hour since the daily training session ended, but there are still people training on the field.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Pepe are still playing bullfighting.

Barzagli, Fonte, and Drogba are also practicing headers, with two competing for the ball and one taking the free kick.

What's most shocking is that the team's chief assistant coach, Maxi, didn't leave either. He even served the players, bringing them food and drinks, and helping them record valuable data.

No wonder he has such a good reputation in the Portuguese coaching industry; all the players who have worked with him speak highly of him.

There was indeed a reason.

"Did you go back so early?" Deng Kai asked, having somehow ended up next to Yin Bu.

"Hmm." Yin Bu didn't say much, picked up his bag and was about to leave.

"Want to practice together?" Deng Kai asked, watching Yin Bu's retreating figure. "Don't worry, we're the kind of opponents you can go all out against. You don't need to be so careful when playing against us."

Yin Bu stopped in his tracks: "I don't want to talk about this right now."

Deng Kai nodded: "I know, okay? Next time, I won't mention that you got lectured by Matthäus because you were tactless, alright?"

Yin Bu walked over speechlessly: "You really make me want to dribble right past you on the court!"

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"Then let's give it a try." Deng Kai walked towards the court.

A short while later, Yin Bu also caught up.

The other players were not surprised by Yin Bu's addition.

The most important thing is whether you can persevere.

The so-called extra training has only two purposes.

Identify and address any shortcomings, and strive for excellence.

By observing what players do during extra training sessions, we can discern their characteristics and their desired direction for future development.

For example, Barzagli, who has only recently transitioned to center-back, focuses more on training the basic skills of a center-back. The training is not intense and is quite tedious.

His goal is to train these things into muscle reflexes so that he won't make basic mistakes during matches.

Players who make a lot of basic mistakes, with the exception of a very few who suffer from attention deficit disorder, mostly have an attitude problem.

That is, carelessness.

To put it bluntly, it's because I haven't practiced enough.

If you practice enough, it's hard to make a mistake.

Drogba, on the other hand, constantly sought confrontations and practiced various shots inside the penalty area.

It seems he is very clear about his position, deliberately strengthening his pivot ability while maintaining his threat in the penalty area and improving his finishing ability.

These are all treatments that address the root cause, although the treatments may not be entirely effective.

For example, Drogba clearly overlooked the difficulty he faces in receiving the ball inside the penalty area. He should practice turning shots and long-range shots more than shooting inside the box.

As for Cristiano Ronaldo... well, he's currently battling Pepe and has been practicing his one-on-one dribbling skills like crazy.

[P.S.: That's all for tonight, but there will be an extra chapter tomorrow. Peach's dad tested positive and is staying in his room, but we've been eating together these past few days. I feel like COVID-19 is getting closer and closer to me. Amitabha!]

I like playing football on the ground: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him.