football killer

Chapter 28 Equalizing
Facing Clinch who was rushing forward to press him, George looked at him with contempt, and when he was two or three meters away from the opponent, he lightly kicked the football with his right foot, and the football quickly rolled towards Clinch's right, while George bypassed Clinch's left to catch up with the football, and continued to rush towards Arsenal's penalty area.

You must know that Arsenal's defense has only three defenders. Although these three are very good, facing a genius like George, they are still not qualified for George to fight against each other, let alone the forward and the defender. The forward has a huge advantage.

Seeing that George passed Clinch, Hoyt hurriedly rushed towards George. Hoyt believed that Flamini would fill his position, and what he needed to do now was to cut off the football at the opponent's feet and defend the most famous and lethal striker of the Liverpool Junior Team.

Knowing that George's feet are very good, fast, and strong, Hoyt did not act recklessly, but blocked George's way forward, and slowly backed up to defend George in order to slow down George's forward speed, waiting for his teammates to come to help.

Hoyt's thoughts are naturally very clear to George, but it's a pity that Hoyt didn't make a move, but faced with his constant retreat, he couldn't help it. After all, he was only a human being, not a god.

Although he knew that his midfield teammates were coming to support him now, George knew better that the Arsenal players would definitely arrive first, and he was a lone striker with no one to help him, so he could only do it by himself.

Thinking of this, George took the ball and rushed towards Hoyt, and it seemed that the ball was a bit too big, and the football was far away from George's feet.

good chance!Seeing that George's ball belt was a little too big, Hoyt knew that his chance had come. Instead of retreating, he rushed forward, trying to grab the football in front of George, and kicked the football out of the bottom line at worst.

Seeing that Hoyt finally rushed up and stopped backing, George couldn't help showing a smile on his face. His body suddenly accelerated again, and he caught up with the football suddenly.

It turned out that George's dribbling with the ball just now was a bit of a deliberate move by George. The purpose was to stop Hoyt from retreating and slow down his own progress. The best way is to lure Hoyt to come to the door.

In the end, George's method was finally completed with the cooperation of Hoyt. Due to the inertia of rushing forward, Hoyt stopped his forward steps, but his body was also staggered because of his own inertia and continued to walk forward for several steps.

At this time, George had already rushed towards the opponent's goal with the football. Even if Hoyt wanted to chase at this time, he had no chance. He could only stand there stupidly, praying to God, hoping that his teammates could successfully block George's attack.

Maybe God is sleeping, maybe God is on holiday today. In short, God didn't hear Hoyt's prayer. George entered the penalty area very smoothly.

It turned out that George dunked the ball and tricked the Arsenal goalkeeper to the ground. With his left foot slamming on the football, the football went into the net like a cannonball.

1:1, relying on George's personal strength, George used a long-distance attack and consecutive dribbles to pass the Arsenal goalkeeper and hit an empty goal. It can be said that this goal is a perfect interpretation of George's personal skills.

"It's a goal, oh my god, what a perfect goal, the number one killer of the Liverpool youth team, the number one superstar relying on his own personal ability, passed Arsenal's defense all day and scored an empty goal. It is really beautiful. This kind of goal George has performed in the Junior Cup many times. It is really wonderful. I have become a fan of George. It is really beautiful. I believe that George must be the greatest talent in England's history!"

The narrator explained passionately, and at the same time said that he was George's genius, and at the same time kept boasting and affirming that George was the greatest genius in England's history.

But different from last time, this time the Liverpool fans a few kilometers away were not as silent as before. Following George's goal, there was a burst of crazy noise, shouting and celebrating loudly.

Like the narrator, George has more and more fans because of his constant performances of traveling solo in the Youth Cup. Although George is only a seven-year-old child, his popularity and number of fans have even surpassed some ordinary players in the first team.

What the commentator said, George didn't know, because George was now firmly pressed to the ground by Ottesembo and Warnock, and even the goalkeeper Kirkland rushed up, celebrating wildly.

Just because of the carelessness of the three, Arsenal opened the scoring. Although the three cheered up under the encouragement and comfort of George, the pressure in the hearts of the three was very high. If the game was lost because of the carelessness of the three, it might leave a shadow on the three.

Fortunately, with George's goal, the three of them finally let go of the burden in their hearts. They no longer worried about losing the game because of their carelessness just now. Naturally, they had something to say about George's goal to attack the city. They pressed hard on George's body and celebrated crazily.

Following George's goal, Joss on the sidelines couldn't help but waved his arms fiercely, venting his depression. Even Morse in the VIP box finally let go of his worries and began to enjoy the fun brought by football.

"This George is really amazing. Such long-distance raids have been staged many times in the Junior Cup. How could there be so many times? Even Baggio and Maradona can't have so many wonderful goals!"

Jose's assistant, Scoo, looked at the Liverpool players and others who were celebrating, and couldn't help sighing.

Hearing what Scott said, Joss laughed and said, "The reason is very simple. First, George is so strong that he has no opponents in the youth team. Second, our team has only George on the front line, and George's offensive desire is very strong. He doesn't need to cooperate with others. He just needs to keep breaking through and scoring goals. Third, among all the youth teams in England, there is no defender who can defend George one-on-one. It is precisely because of this that George's wonderful goals such as long-distance attacks can be staged frequently."

When Sco heard Joss' words, he thought about it carefully, and found that it was indeed what Joss said. He nodded and said nothing, but looked at the Liverpool youth team members who were celebrating with a smile on his face.

In the end, the players of the Liverpool Junior Team had to stop celebrating under the intervention of the referee, and George finally got up from the ground with great difficulty.

Seeing that the three of Kirkland ran towards the backcourt quickly, George couldn't help spitting at the three of them. Just now, the three of them put him down the most. If it wasn't for the consideration of the competition, George really wanted to rush over and kill all three of them.

I'm afraid the three of Kirkland also knew that George wanted to protect themselves, otherwise they would have run towards the backcourt as soon as they got up, apparently to avoid George's revenge.

(End of this chapter)