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Text Chapter 138: War of words

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    What kind of experience is unbearable in the life of a professional player?  What kind of goal will make others more ambitious and destroy your own prestige?  Without a doubt, the answer is an own goal.  Magical, weird and impermanent, it is not an exaggeration to use such words to describe the ghostly own goal.  Even though outstanding goalkeepers can block all kinds of opponents' attacks, they are often unable to deal with the "magic strokes" of their own players.  The occurrence of own goals adds too many unpredictable factors to football. Once it occurs, it will directly affect the situation on the field and the morale of both sides, and even directly tilt the balance of victory and defeat.  It is almost certain that no player in the world wants to be tied to what many people refer to as an "own cross".

    This is what Skrtel is like today. Even though he performed extremely hard throughout the game, when bad luck befell the Slovak central defender, an own goal still happened by accident.

    In Ouyang Ao's past life memory, Skrtel wearing the Liverpool jersey is definitely a brave and unyielding man, just like the colorful tattoos on his arms, full of domineering and fighting spirit. But that is a past life memory after all.  The Skrtel in Ouyang Ao's previous life, and the current Skrtel is far from mentally comparable to the Skrtel in Ouyang Ao's previous life, at least the Scott in the memory of the previous life who was wearing a Liverpool jersey.  You won't be so frustrated that you almost lose all your fighting spirit because of an own goal.

    "God, it's Martin again. His stupid reaction allowed Morrison to pass him easily. This is the fourth time today that the Slovak has been passed by Morrison in the same way." The commentator's voice was full of sarcasm, but  What he said was absolutely correct. After scoring an own goal, Scott, who was like a walking zombie, became even more at a loss when facing Morrison. Morrison had almost no extra fake moves and passed Scott with one straight pass.  Fortunately, Cahill rushed over and destroyed the ball out of the bottom line in time, otherwise Sheffield Wednesday would have faced another threatening attack.

    The Slovakian's performance also aroused strong dissatisfaction among Sheffield Wednesday fans. They began to whistle at their own players. This situation has not been seen by Sheffield Wednesday fans for a long time. In fact, after joining Sheffield Wednesday, Scott  Er's performance is worth looking forward to, but his frustration and loss of fighting spirit today really made Sheffield Wednesday fans dissatisfied.

    In the eyes of Sheffield Wednesday fans, it¡¯s not the end of the world if they can lose the game and score an own goal, but they absolutely don¡¯t want to see the players lose their fighting spirit. Skrtel¡¯s performance is simply a cowardly performance in the eyes of all Sheffield Wednesday fans.

    Skrtel can't remember how many times he was teased by Morrison today. Facing the dexterous Morrison, Skrtel's fatal weakness of slow turning was undoubtedly exposed today. Walsall's head coach Dean  It seemed that Skrtel could not stop Morrison's breakthrough, so under his signal Walsall shifted the focus of the attack to the wing. After getting the ball in the midfield, it was basically handed to Morrie.  Sen to deal with it.

    It's Morrison again. The 25-year-old England winger took the ball and went towards Skrtel again. Morrison's action was actually not fancy at all, but it was very practical. His simple change of direction allowed Skrtel to score.  Terl had a headache.  Facing Morrison, Skrtel, who had suffered several losses in a row, did not dare to be careless at all. He hunched over and pressed closely against Morrison, and did not dare to make a move rashly.

    Morrison swayed his right foot slightly, and when Skrtel, who was following him, leaned forward slightly, he suddenly buckled his left foot and passed Skrtel lightly. Then, before the Slovak could recover, Mori  Sen pushed lightly again, and the ball actually passed under his crotch

    This is an exquisite pass through the barrier

    Skrtel became furious after being passed through. This was the fifth time that he was teased by Morrison, and this time it was a very humiliating way of passing through.

    The embarrassment of scoring an own goal and being humiliated by Morrison made Skrtel lose both his fighting spirit and his mind. He made a move that stunned everyone.

    Morrison was about to run wildly with the ball, but before he could start, he felt a sound of breaking through the air behind him. Morrison secretly thought something bad, and before he could turn around, he felt a burning pain in his back heel  ¡­¡­¡­

    "Ah" there was a shrill cry from above the stadium. Morrison was lying on the ground in pain while covering his calf. The painful expression on his face made people even more worried about Scott's fierce tackle just now.  Did it break his calf?

    The referee's position happened to be close to the incident. At this time, he blew the whistle in his hand, ran over, squatted down and observed Morrison, then took out a red card from his pocket and pointed it at the dazed man.  of Skrtel.

    Red card This is a red card. Skrtel¡¯s brutal foul action earned him a red card.

    Amid the roaring boos from the home fans, ScottEr couldn't believe that he had received a red card. He hurriedly grabbed the referee and wanted to ask clearly. At this time, Sheffield Wednesday's players also surrounded him, but they were unable to change the referee's decision.

    Skrtel was sent off amid boos from Walsall fans and he paid a heavy price for his irrational behavior

    "Damn"

    When the referee took out the red card, Ouyang Ao on the sidelines could no longer hold back the anger in his heart, roared angrily, and then rubbed his temples distractedly.

    If Skrtel¡¯s previous unintentional own goal can still be forgiven, then this reckless and even stupid move is truly unforgivable.

    In fact, when Morrison broke through Skrtel, Cahill had already made up the defense in time. Even if Morrison was allowed to pass, Cahill could block his position in time and even destroy the ball.  , there was no need for Skrtel to take any foul action.

    Of course, tactical fouls are sometimes necessary on the football field, but Scott's foul was beyond the scope of a tactical foul. He wanted to prevent Morrison from continuing to break through. In fact, in this case, Scott  I can at least have no less than fifty appropriate ways, such as pulling the opponent's jersey, or hooking the opponent, etc. Doing so can still prevent Morrison's breakthrough, and the consequence will be a yellow card at best.

    But the irrational Skrtel made a standard shovel behind Morrison, and in front of the referee's eyes, he stamped the sole of his shoe firmly on Morrison's calf.

    From a law enforcement perspective, this extremely brutal backstabber deserves a red card

    Skrtel walked towards the player tunnel amidst the boos. When he saw the head coach looking at him, the regret and self-blame in the Slovak's heart made him want to find a hole.  Get in there

    Those are disappointed eyes, extremely disappointed eyes

    Skrtel did not even dare to look at Ouyang Ao, and walked into the players' tunnel dejectedly. Just when he was about to enter the players' tunnel, a discordant voice came from the stands.

    ¡°Hey poor Slovakian you did a great job, hahaha, as a Walsall fan I have to thank you for everything¡±

    ? ? Above the players' tunnel is the stand, and that area is where Walsall fans gather.  A middle-aged man with a scarf in the color of the Walsall jersey around his neck looked proud and sprinkled a handful of salt on Skrtel's wounds with almost sarcastic words, and his words also caused other people around Walsall to  With the support of the fans, all kinds of vicious sarcasm and ridicule floated towards Skrtel.

    "Sheffield Wednesday are just going to go back to League Two"

    "A player of your caliber can actually appear in League One? This is simply an insult to the level of League One."

    ¡°Go back to Slovakia, you poor thing¡±

    ¡°¡­¡­¡­¡­¡±

    In England, which has a strong football atmosphere, verbal attacks on opponent players like this are not uncommon, but it is obvious that the young Skrtel has not experienced such scenes in his career, scoring an own goal and receiving a red card.  His stupid actions had already burdened him with enough psychological baggage. At this time, the sarcasm and abuse from these Walsall fans made him even more depressed and uncomfortable. An indescribable feeling surged from the bottom of his heart.  Starting, he didn't even dare to look up at the fans who were scolding him. Just when tears were about to burst from Skrtel's eyes, a roar came from behind him.

    "Shut your stinky mouths"

    This roar was like thunder on the ground, causing everyone in the stands to shut their mouths obediently. Skrtel turned around in surprise and saw his head coach with an angry face and looking at him with resolute eyes.  Self: "Martin, you are a man and you shouldn't swallow your anger when you are attacked. These guys who add insult to injury will scold you, won't you scold them back? Also, this is just a game, not the end of the world,  Put your frustrations away Sheffield Wednesday don¡¯t need unmotivated people¡±

    "You, you, and you." With a look of astonishment, Ouyang Ao pointed at the Walsall fans who had scolded Skrtel before, and then said coldly: "Shut your stinky mouths, everyone."  Players who work hard on the court should be respected. Even if Martin scores an own goal, even if he gets a red card for his stupid actions, every drop of sweat he sheds on the court will not allow you to use such words to humiliate him. You guys are just  A guy who can talk a lot has no right to criticize my players."
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