Chapter 825 How Can You Not Love? (The Third Change Asks for a Monthly Pass)

Arsenal's team doctor came in to check and treat Benayoun.

Wenger saw the gesture made by the team doctor, a gesture he did not want to see:

Benayoun could not continue the game and had to be replaced.

The professor's face was gloomy. This is really bad luck. Losing the game hurts others.

Arsenal were forced to make substitutions, veteran Rosicky came off the bench, replacing Benayoun who had just been replaced not long ago.

"Arsenal's luck is too bad." Lineker shook his head. He felt that Arsenal and Wenger were really unlucky, even a little pitiful.

Bell's goal was scored quite timely, which completely dispelled Arsenal's morale and fighting spirit.

Arsenal may indeed be fully prepared for today's game, thinking about trying their best to win Villa once.

When it was zero to two, maybe when they passed the half-time break, they regained some fighting spirit.

However, these remaining fighting spirit disappeared in an instant after the third conceded goal came.

Not only that, after zero to three, the painful memories of the previous games against Aston Villa also began to flood the players' minds at this time:

Forget it, let's just leave it at that, it's not like we haven't been beaten up by Vera - anyway, we're all used to it.

After the game restarted, Arsenal's players were a little absent-minded.

Or, to be more precise, distraught.

The camera gave a close-up of Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger on the sidelines.

The professor who appeared in the camera frowned and just stood there.

Faced with this situation, he didn't seem to know what to do.

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"Usually at this time, we would say, let's see what Arsene Wenger can do, but this coach who has coached Arsenal for 15 years doesn't know what to do anymore." Lineker said, This is not sarcasm and ridicule, but has a desolate meaning of the old man's twilight.

Wenger just looked at the field like that, his mind was running rapidly, trying to find a solution to the problem.

However, he had to admit and face a reality: in the face of such a passive situation, he was helpless.

Having coached Arsenal for fifteen years, Wenger has always adopted a gradual reform strategy, which is very close to the refined style of his nickname Professor.

He left a deep imprint on Arsenal with his personal values ​​and coaching philosophy.

In his professional coaching career, apart from not winning the UEFA Champions League, it seems that he has nothing to do.

No one likes to lose and the professor is eager to take Arsenal to the next level.

Whenever this kind of helpless moment, when no one is available, the professor has thought many times, "If only he was willing to spend money to sign so-and-so at the beginning."

In the transfer tide of the "Wenger era", Arsenal has always insisted on its own buying philosophy.

Arsenal tightened spending for the construction of the new stadium and was forced to act as an underdog in the transfer market. Arsenal fans also lost the joy of welcoming superstars for many years.

At the same time, Wenger has sold and rarely bought in order to build Arsenal's long-term strategy.

Now, Arsenal's financial pressure has eased in the past two years, and they are slowly willing to invest in the transfer market.

However, in the face of the new situation in the Premier League, especially the rise of Aston Villa and the rise of local tyrants in Manchester City, the effect that Arsenal's investment can produce is directly greatly reduced.

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"Look at Aston Villa's bench, and there are players like Abanglaho, Vardy, Ronaldo, De Bruyne, Stroman and other players on call at any time. Look at Arsenal, it's really pitiful." John Mortensen said bluntly.

"We can't blame Wenger. Now Arsenal are willing to spend money. However, after many years without a championship, Arsenal's attractiveness has declined, and it is difficult to really attract top players to join." Lineker said.

"That's still no money, and I'm still reluctant to spend it." John Mortensen shook his head and said bluntly, "If you really want to spend money, with Arsenal's appeal, you can still buy big-name players."

The two commentators talked more and more about Arsenal's current situation.

This building is a little crooked.

The Aston Villa players on the field received the 'signal' and helped straighten the crooked building.

This is another goal for Aston Villa.

Suarez scored a goal for Aston Villa, rewriting the score to four to zero.

The Uruguayan striker headed in front of goal after receiving a cross from Modric.

From this conceded goal, it can also be seen that the Arsenal players are absent-minded.

When Suarez headed the goal, no one jumped to compete for the top.

Szczesny, who lost the ball, also looked frustrated, and he didn't even criticize his defender teammates--numb.

"The game ended early. Arsenal lost to Aston Villa again. It was another fiasco with no suspense! No suspense! No fighting spirit! No resistance!" John Mortensen told Arsenal performance has been criticized.

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With the team leading by a score of four to zero, Fang Jue began to make frequent substitutions.

Fang Jue replaced Kyle Walker with Italian full-back Thornton.

For the use of Thornton, Fang Jue is gradual. The season is almost halfway through, and the Italian full-backs gradually increase the time and frequency of Thornton's substitute.

A few minutes later, Aston Villa made another substitution.

Fang Jue replaced Clement with Strowman.

After the start of the season, Clement was almost at full time, and the Christmas Devil's schedule had already arrived. Fang Jue was worried about Clement's physical fitness.

After all, time is not forgiving, and Clement seemed to be almost thirty-one years old.

Fang Jue's move to replace Clement was also regarded as, in his opinion, the battle of this game was over, and the rest was just rubbish time.

In the 76th minute, Fang Jue replaced Bell with Hamei.

There was huge cheers and applause from the Aston Villa fans in the stands.

With Bell's outstanding performance in the past two seasons, the current outstanding performance, and the honor of Aston Villa's six crowns, many media are more optimistic about Bell's victory over Messi and Ronaldo, and then win the FIFA Ballon d'Or .

Of course, the vast majority of these media are English media.

The Spanish side is naturally divided into two, the Madrid side cheers for Ronaldo, and the Catalan side applauds Messi.

On the neutral media side, objectively speaking, Bell's approval rating is relatively good.

However, given the strength, fame and influence of Messi and Ronaldo, whether Bell can beat these two is still unknown.

If Bell wins the FIFA Ballon d'Or as he wishes, this will also be the first World Player of the Year in the history of Aston Villa.

How could fans not love such a young, talented young man?

PS: Update 3, do you still have a monthly pass? It's the last few hours of October.

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