Ground football: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him

Sporting Lisbon will appeal to UEFA, inviting a professional body to review the refereeing decisions in this match. Like the Barcelona fans, you too will have to pay the price for your actions!

Despite his extreme anger, Deng Kai calmed down and greeted Gandur warmly in Arabic, his native language.

Then he walked away, heading to the VIP viewing area at the player tunnel entrance to continue watching the game with Pepe.

Deng Kai passed by that pig's head.

As luck would have it, the pig's head that hit the GG sign and bounced back landed on the grass with the Barcelona team logo on the sidelines.

The victor walks away triumphantly, while the loser is the real idiot.

This scene was captured by many reporters.

The next three minutes... yes, Gandurdo gave Barcelona a full three minutes.

If Maksa hadn't grabbed the fourth referee by the neck and used his walkie-talkie to hurl insults at Gandour's entire family, Gandour might not have stopped the match.

The original five minutes of added time, plus Deng Kai's goal, celebration, and card time, amounted to a maximum of one and a half minutes wasted.

But when Gandour stopped the game, nine minutes of stoppage time had already passed.

In the realm of biased refereeing, Gandour's performance is just as dazzling as Deng Kai's today.

Gandour said there was nothing he could do, as Barcelona had given him far too much.

When the final whistle blew, Duncan and Pepe returned to the pitch, and the entire Sporting Lisbon team went onto the field to celebrate.

Deng Kai led all the players toward the few remaining Sporting Lisbon fans, performing a collective grass-skiing dive!

This action pushed the already gloomy Camp Nou to its limit of anger.

Thunderstorms are coming.

Most of the Barcelona fans who hadn't left started lashing out, constantly hurling insults at the Sporting Lisbon players.

Some extreme fans even jumped off the stands, attempting to launch personal attacks against players like Deng Kai.

Stadium security desperately tried to stop the extreme fans, while signaling Sporting Lisbon players to leave the field quickly.

Deng Kai and his entourage left the stadium safely under the escort of numerous security personnel.

But the players' tunnel was already packed with reporters.

They desperately wanted to get the latest information.

Seeing that there were no more fans in the area, Deng Kai stopped to give an interview.

Reporter: "Deng Kai, before the match, did you think you could eliminate Barcelona? You've reached the UEFA Cup final, setting a new record for Sporting Lisbon in that competition, and you're also the only Portuguese league team to reach this stage in the last decade!"

Deng Kai nodded: "Of course! After we beat Inter Milan, I already knew that no team in the UEFA Cup could stop us. At the very least, Barcelona was out of the question."

Reporter: "Why is that? You don't seem to have a good impression of Barcelona?"

Deng Kai: "I can't say it was bad. I just have the right perspective on all the unreasonable performances on the field. Today's game was very difficult, which reminded me of our game against Inter Milan."

"But the difference is that Inter Milan lost standing up, while Barcelona... lost on their knees."

Reporter: "Um...but we felt Barcelona played very threateningly. If it weren't for your last-minute goal, you might have been the ones eliminated. Why do you say they lost on their knees?"

Deng Kai: "They didn't kneel before us, but they knelt before the referee. Otherwise, I can't explain referee Gandour's decisions today!"

sizzle!

Deng Kai actually started criticizing the referee.

It is well known that organizations such as UEFA and FIFA strongly dislike players, coaches, and teams questioning the referee.

One small part of the reason is indeed related to public credibility.

The more you question, the more the official credibility will be damaged.

But the bigger reason is probably that these institutions operate on the principle of "I direct my own story," "You play your game well," and "They set their own odds," with no connection between the three parties.

Deng Kai's last sentence crossed a line.

"Deng Kai, what do you think of the demonization of you by many media outlets in European football?" a reporter from Record interjected, hoping to steer the discussion in a different direction.

Because the newspaper and Deng Kai had a close working relationship, and this reporter also followed Jiang Yunzhu, she knew that she had to maintain Deng Kai's social image.

He was originally going to do the interview with Jiang Yunzhu, but Jiang Yunzhu suddenly left during the second half of the game.

"How did they demonize me?" Deng Kai asked curiously.

Reporter: "They said you have many privileges at Sporting Lisbon. You can promote first-team players to the reserve team, and you can also promote your youth academy friends from the youth team to train with the first team."

"They even said you could participate in Sporting Lisbon's transfer affairs and have a certain say and advisory authority."

"They say you're a ball hog, that you don't need to train according to the coach's instructions. You often force your teammates to train extra with you, and they can't leave even if they have other important things to do."

"You also monopolized the team's gym, and three pieces of equipment became your exclusive use, which no one else dared to touch."

These contents also drew the attention of other reporters around them.

Is Deng Kai really that domineering?

This is no longer a privilege.

This is exactly like an emperor!

Many reporters were no longer interested in hearing Deng Kai's explanations; they were busy crafting sensational headlines to grab attention and generate traffic.

Deng Kai laughed and said, "If that's all there is to it, I don't think the European media have demonized me. What they've said is just the tip of the iceberg."

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The reporters nodded, then paused, taken aback.

What... is Deng Kai saying?

He admitted it?

Deng Kai: "In fact, there are still many things I've done that are demonized. I hope that European media can learn more from North American paparazzi and The Sun in England. They are very good at digging up news."

"You need to see more of my demonized aspects so that you can portray me as a universally hated bully. But what you see now is far from enough."

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The reporters are going crazy.

Why is Deng Kai so arrogant?

Doesn't he realize that once he's labeled a team bully, his trade value will drop significantly?

Many teams will refuse to buy him in the future because of this.

He will encounter many problems when he integrates into the new team.

Don't underestimate these problems; they could very well turn a superstar into a flop.

Reporter: "Okay, I believe that after today, many reporters will be willing to dig up information about you, and we may soon see a complete demonized version of you."

"So, could you tell me about your and the team's expectations for the future? Like the finals or something?"

Deng Kai: "It's too early to talk about the finals."

reporter:???

Deng Kai: "I believe everyone at Sporting Lisbon is hoping that UEFA can give us an explanation for the refereeing decisions in this match!"

"Such matches destroy the credibility of European football."

"Until refereeing biased decisions like Gandour are clearly punished, I, on behalf of myself, boycott all UEFA competitions!"

!!!

crazy!

The reporters have really gone mad this time!

What is Deng Kai doing?

Challenging UEFA?

Threatening UEFA?

Does he fit too?

Does he know his own limitations?

However, the next moment, two figures entered the frame and stood next to Deng Kai.

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