football killer

Chapter 116 Poor Bad Boy

Just at the beginning of the second half, Newcastle United launched a very dangerous attack. It seemed that they wanted to tell Liverpool that this is St. James' Park, not Anfield, and that they did not want to surrender yet.

Less than a few minutes after the start of the game, Harman passed the ball to Redknapp who was rushing toward the penalty area of ​​Newcastle United on the wing. Redknapp made a cross. Unfortunately, under the defense of O'Brien, Owen had no chance at all.Redknapp's cross was directly squeezed by O'Brien to overtake Owen's position and pushed out of the penalty area.

Bart grabbed the ball, faked it past Gerrard, and passed it to Bowyer. Bowyer directly passed the ball to Dell.

Robert showed his precise footwork, as if to tell people that the natural strength is no worse than that of Pires in the national team. This time, the French national team did not call him, which is the biggest loss.

The ball went over Hamann's head and landed in an unoccupied area of ​​Liverpool's penalty area.As early as Robert began to pass the ball, the reaction was faster and faster, and the speed was very fast. The small and flexible Bellamy started early and rushed towards the ball.

In the end, Bellamy got the ball before Henkez, turned around, and then shot furiously, and the ball flew towards the goal like running.

"Yes." Facing Bellamy's shot, Dudek made a save immediately, and felt the feeling from his fingertips, and Dudek knew he had saved the ball.

Sure enough, because the ball rubbed against Dudek's fingertips, changed direction, and rolled off the baseline amidst the laments of tens of thousands of Newcastle United fans.

"What's wrong with you? How did you let that kid shoot so easily just now?" Redknapp, who rushed back to the penalty area and prepared to return to the defense, couldn't help asking Henks. In Redknapp's eyes, Henks was indeed broken by Bellamy too easily. As the captain of the team, Redknapp had to ask. If Henks is not in good condition, Liverpool's gate will be in danger.

"Damn it, that kid is really insidious. When he was dribbling the ball across the board just now, that kid hit me hard with his elbow. Otherwise, it wouldn't be so easy for that kid to try to pass me."

Hearing the captain Redknapp's question, Henkez said angrily. Henkez was very disgusted with Bellamy's petty actions. If it wasn't for the benefit of the team, Henkez really wanted to rush over and give the boy a hard lesson, letting him know not to be too arrogant.

"Damn, this kid. You will pay attention later. This damn Welshman is not a good thing. He is good, but he likes to play small tricks. He is also a famous bad boy. Now I finally know why Wales doesn't call him back to the national team for a player as powerful as Bellamy. It's okay if he doesn't recruit him. If this kid really goes, I'm afraid that with his temper, the Welsh national team will be turned upside down."

Hearing Henkez's explanation, Redknapp understood what was going on. Regarding Bellamy, a bad boy, Redknapp had also heard about Bellamy. It is said that he once had a dispute with a Charlton defender during a game.

But even so, according to gossip, Bellamy was still unconvinced at the time. After the game, he even asked someone to meet the Charlton defender, saying that he was going to be private off the court. He was really a troublemaker.

Bellamy just elbowed Henkez, and Redknapp told his teammates one by one, telling his teammates to be careful and not to suffer from Bellamy.

Hearing Redknapp's words, all the Liverpool players were very angry with Bellamy, especially Harman, who was the most angry about this kind of thing, stared at Bellamy.In Harman's concept, you play football as long as you play. The comparison is strength. If you are strong, even if you tease me or insult me, I have nothing to say. After all, your skills are inferior to others.But for small moves, Harman can't tolerate it, otherwise, in every Liverpool derby, Harman wouldn't fight Gravesen to death.

Hypia overwhelmed Shearer for the corner kick taken by Robert, and pushed the ball out. Bellamy, who knew that he was short in stature and had no chance in the penalty area, just habitually ambushed outside the penalty area. Seeing the ball falling, Bellamy was overjoyed and rushed towards the ball, ready to shoot directly.

It's a pity that some people just don't want to let Bellamy get what he wanted. Just when Bellamy's right foot touched the ball, a thick thigh appeared on the other end of the ball. A huge force forced Bellamy to fall to the ground. At the same time, Bellamy felt that something hit his chest hard. Bellamy felt a tightness in his chest immediately, and then a burst of pain spread all over his body.

Bellamy got up from the ground, looked at Harman, Liverpool's midfielder, and couldn't help gnashing his teeth angrily and said, "Damn German, what do you want to do, do you want to fight?"

"Why, you are a dwarf who still wants to fight with me. Believe it or not, I can beat you to the ground with one punch." Hearing Bellamy's words, Harman, who didn't like Bellamy at first, naturally counterattacked unceremoniously.

"If you keep pulling, I'll let you know how powerful I am." Hearing Harman's words, Bellamy realized clearly that he was not a strong opponent for Harman because he was less than 1.8 meters tall. The punch Harman said might actually be able to knock himself down.Thinking of this, Bellamy couldn't help but feel a burst of fear, but her face-saving character still made Bellamy say bravely.

"What are you doing, you don't want to play anymore, right? Even if you don't want to play, don't cause trouble for me." As the captain of the team, Shearer ran over, pushed Bellamy, and frowned.Shearer saw very clearly just now that Harman's tackle was very crisp and neat. His foot touched the ball first, and there was no foul at all.As for Harman's slam into Bellamy, it was also because of the inertia of the tackle, and he couldn't stop it at all.

Under normal circumstances, Bellamy, who desperately wanted face, would probably not just give up. On the contrary, he wanted to regain face arrogantly, just like the Charlton defender back then.But this time the situation is different. The opponent is a tall German Hamann. This is not something Bellamy is afraid of. After all, Charlton's defender was also tall and tall.

The reason why Bellamy flinched was because Harman was said to have practiced boxing before, and his level was said to be pretty good.It was because of this reason, and because Captain Shearer made a rescue for him, Bellamy deliberately pretended to be helpless and chattered endlessly.

"What are you talking about? Isn't it like a game? Get out of here." Seeing that Bellamy was trying to put on a face, Hiller couldn't help but get angry.

Hearing Hiller's words, Bellamy couldn't help being taken aback, because Bellamy couldn't figure out that her captain would help outsiders to deal with her.Although she couldn't figure it out, Bellamy still didn't dare to say anything, she could only give Hiller a hard look, then turned and left.

Bellamy is very aware of Shearer's character, and other people usually have a kind look and smile at everyone.But when Shearer really got angry, I am afraid that no one can bear it. You must know that Shearer relied on his own anger to fight against the head coach of Newcastle United, coupled with the support of the fans. In the end, the head coach left and Shearer stayed.

Bellamy hadn't taken a few steps just now, when the referee ran over and showed Bellamy a yellow card. Bellamy's behavior just now was indeed a bit extreme. The referee could see clearly whether Harman had fouled.

Seeing the referee show him a yellow card, how could Bellamy stop there? Just now he wanted to have a few arguments with the referee, but sadly found that the head coach had already made a substitution by his team's bench, and it was himself who was replaced.

Seeing this situation, Bellamy had no choice but to lower his head and walk off the pitch with an aggrieved expression on his face. He didn't even show any intention of applauding the player who came on.

(End of this chapter)