Volume 1: When Heroes Come and Go, People Pay Attention. Chapter 56: Fighting Violence with Violence (Guaranteed First Update, Please Vote for Me)
Chapter 56: Fighting violence with violence (first update guaranteed, please vote for me)
After Chen Yingxiong equalized the score for Liverpool, the two sides fell into a tug of war again.
Until the end of the first half, they were unable to change the score.
After a 15-minute intermission adjustment, the two teams changed places to play again in the second half.
Liverpool's strategy remains the same, and Manchester City has also strengthened its defense.
Physical contact between the two sides during the fight was not uncommon.
Even in a league like the Premier League that emphasizes physical confrontation, the commentator felt that some of the moves were too big.
The smell of gunpowder on the field is getting stronger and stronger.
At first, it was because Liverpool desperately wanted to win, but Manchester City was quite happy with it. But the Liverpool players are making more and more moves, and the Manchester City players are quitting.
When it comes to playing football, we are all bloody men. Who doesn’t have a temper?
As a result, the actions of both parties further escalated.
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Barry received a yellow card for kicking over Charlie Adam in defense. On Liverpool's side, Enrique violently collided with David Silva and knocked the opponent off the court with the ball. Got a yellow card.
In addition to the big movements, the mouths of both parties are also not very clean.
The peaceful atmosphere before the game had long since been wiped out, leaving only twenty-two hungry players.
Suarez was knocked to the ground by Kompany while dribbling the ball. He lay on the ground unable to get up and planned to ask the referee for a free kick. At the same time, he asked the referee to show Kompany a second yellow card and send him off.
Kompany didn't come up to trouble Suarez, it was Richards who came up to scold Suarez for diving.
Of course Suarez quit, got up from the ground, and glared at Richards.
When Chen Yingxiong saw Suarez being bullied, he quickly ran over and pushed Richards away: "Stay away from him!"
Richards reacted quickly enough. When he saw Chen Yingxiong pushing him, he took a few steps back, and then fell to the ground in embarrassment!
Seeing Richards fall, Kompany, who had not dared to come up before, jumped out waving his arms and shouted at the referee: "Hey! Referee! Referee! Come and see! The hero pushed!!" "
The referee's whistle sounded quickly, and other players from both sides also caught up.
The two sides huddled together. The Liverpool players came to support Chen Yingxiong, while the Manchester City players came to put pressure on the referee.
In the end, the referee gave Chen Yingxiong a yellow card, which caused dissatisfaction among Liverpool players and fans.
Liverpool's players surrounded the referee to protest his yellow card. Liverpool fans in the stands booed loudly.
As the captain, Gerrard rushed to the front. He grabbed the referee and explained to him: "The hero has good intentions. He does not want the conflict between the two parties to escalate... He pushed Richards away to protect both parties... But Richard Zi’s fall was too exaggerated! Look how far he retreated before he fell? What if he was really pushed? He couldn’t even take one step back!”
The referee didn't pay much attention to it. He lowered his head and recorded the penalty in his notebook while explaining to Gerrard: "His push was malicious and could easily arouse the dissatisfaction of the Manchester City players..."
After Gerald's explanation was ineffective, he had no choice but to turn around and walk away.
He came up to comfort Chen Yingxiong and just touched Chen Yingxiong's head without saying anything.
Suarez, on the other hand, felt a little... mixed about Chen Yingxiong coming up to defend him.
Of course he knew why he took the initiative to unban Chen Yingxiong. It was because of his impure purpose that when he saw Chen Yingxiong treating him like a friend, he felt guilty. But the man's boring dignity prevented him from losing face and accepting the hero's friendship, and at the same time he couldn't apologize for deceiving the hero, so he was very torn.
Chen Yingxiong himself is nothing, isn't it just a yellow card? As long as it’s not a red card!
Anyway, he is a forward player, so the chance of receiving a yellow card is low. As long as he pays attention in subsequent games, this yellow card will have no impact on him.
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But was it a foul when Suarez was knocked down by Kompany? The telecast gave the answer - yes.
I say yes, because the two people did have physical contact in this action. Kompany pushed with his hands and mixed with his feet, which was indeed a foul.
So why didn't the referee say anything?
This has to start with a bad habit of Suarez... As a South American player, he likes to dive very much, using small means to deceive referees and opponents to benefit himself and the team.
Suarez's diving reputation is very famous. In the Netherlands, he was blacklisted by all referees. Because he often dived in the penalty area to cheat penalty kicks, the referees noticed him after repeated successes.
Deception is an indispensable and important part of South American football, which can be seen from the "actor" Alves.
However, the consequence of this is that sometimes Suarez is really violated, and the referee will choose to turn a blind eye out of the mentality of "this kid must be diving again".
The result is that Suarez was kicked in vain...
This is the football version of "crying wolf".
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The conflict between Suarez and Richards did make many Manchester City players feel bad about Suarez - not only Manchester City, but any player who is not on the same team as Suarez, especially defensive players, may feel bad about this person. Not a good impression.
Any player who flops is unpopular. This can be seen from Chen Yingxiong's spoof of Barcelona, but he still received unanimous praise.
But this time Suarez was really unjust... Kompany really committed a foul, otherwise why wouldn't Kompany dare to come up and argue with Suarez? Because after the foul, he thought that he already had a yellow card. If he received another yellow card, he would have to get out!
With one less player, the central defender, it will be difficult for Manchester City to play the next game.
Because of his guilty conscience, he did not go up to trouble Suarez. If there was no foul, he would have become furious when he saw Suarez lying on the ground with his hands raised to ask for a card from the referee - Kompany is not a good-tempered person.
But other Manchester City players don't see it that way. Regardless of whether Suarez was really violated, it's Suarez's fault. Who made him love diving so much? Sometimes the impression of a person is so deeply ingrained that it is really difficult to change...
So in the following games, Suarez continued to be "rounded" by Manchester City players.
He didn't even think about getting the ball. As soon as he caught the ball, Manchester City players would pounce on him, either with fierce tackles or violent body collisions.
Finally, while dribbling the ball, Suarez was tackled from the front by Richards. He jumped into the air and fell to the ground, clutching his ankle with a painful expression.
As for Richards, he stood up as if nothing had happened and passed the football forward with his big feet...
The referee's whistle hesitated for a while before sounding - perhaps the head coach wanted to confirm whether Suarez was diving again...
Chen Yingxiong opened his arms and roared at the referee: "Such an obvious foul! Should I be given a card?"
Richards made a diving gesture with both hands, indicating that Suarez was diving again, intending to frame him.
Chen Yingxiong was unhappy at the time. He angrily yelled at Richards: "Fake your motherfucker!"
However, after he finished scolding, he was pulled out by Gerrard. He replaced Chen Yingxiong and rushed to the referee to argue with him.
Other Liverpool players also rushed to trouble Richards.
Although FIFA orders that behind-the-back tackles are strictly prohibited, as long as it is a behind-the-back tackle, regardless of whether it tackles the person first or the ball first, a card will be given. However, frontal tackles are also risky. If the action is too big and causes huge damage to the opponent, it is also a serious foul.
The referee took a look at Suarez's injury and saw that Suarez was lying on the ground with a painful expression, so he signaled for a stretcher to be brought up. He then showed Richards a yellow card.
Seeing that Richards was punished, many Liverpool players settled down.
But Chen Yingxiong, who was left outside by his teammates, did not let him go. His eyes were fixed on the opponent.
Richards was clearly seeking malicious revenge. How could such an action be justified if he was not given a red card?
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Dalglish is also dissatisfied with the referee's decision. He still doesn't know the extent of Suarez's injury, but he definitely hopes that Richards will be sent off with a red card. If the opponent has one less player, the game will be much easier to play.
Then the bad news came that Suarez had sprained his ankle and his supporting foot was deformed during the tackle.
This game will definitely not be played, and it’s hard to say whether the next game and the next game will be played...
Dalglish was even more angry - I let my man be forced off due to injury. Isn't such a foul enough to get a red card?
When Chen Yingxiong saw the substitution sign raised on the sidelines, Suarez was replaced, and he clenched his fists.
He and Richards had just had a conflict. They had a grudge against each other, but now the other party used this kind of malicious foul to get his friend down. Others might be able to tolerate this tone, but he, Chen Yingxiong, couldn't!
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After the game restarted, Manchester City took possession of the ball in the backcourt and moved back and forth, intending to attract Liverpool, who were eager to win, to press forward so that they could easily counterattack.
It was as if Chen Yingxiong couldn't see that Manchester City was deliberately passing the ball. No matter who the football was passed to, he would run over. Then the opponent will wait for him to get a little closer before passing the football. Without saying a word, Chen Yingxiong turned around and chased the football in the direction it was going.
This scene is really like the kind of "monkey teasing" that everyone plays during training, and Chen Yingxiong is so funny.
Richards received the football twice during this process. He waited for Chen Yingxiong to run almost before passing the football out, causing Chen Yingxiong to run in vain and maximizing his energy consumption. After he passed the ball, Chen Yingxiong turned around and left without saying a word.
So when he received the ball for the third time and Chen Yingxiong ran towards him, he didn't think there was anything wrong with it. He pretended to pass the ball, but it was a fake move. Chen Yingxiong did not fall for the trick, but continued to approach where he was.
When the distance was right, Richards twisted and passed the football to Kompany in the middle.
But this time, Chen Yingxiong did not turn around and leave, but still rushed towards Richards. He even increased his speed...
After Richards passed the football, he turned around and saw Chen Yingxiong running towards him. Only then did he feel that something was wrong...
Then he felt as if he had been hit head-on by an overloaded heavy truck...
"hero!"
the narrator exclaims.
Facing Richards who had already passed the football, Chen Yingxiong did not give up. He accelerated and crashed into Richards, and not only did he hit him, he also made a flying tackle in the air!
Hit Richards' ankle!
As if being scooped up by a bulldozer, Richards flew into the air and spun around in the air for a half before falling to the ground...
There was silence at Anfield.
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