football killer

Chapter 54 Why I Must Shoot!

With the whistle of the referee, the match between Liverpool and Southampton, the cheers of Liverpool fans finally started.

In the 7th minute, Gerrard and Harman joined forces to cut off Southampton in the midfield. Gerrard, who got the football, looked at the situation on the field and made a direct pass, sending the football to George's feet on the left.

When George stopped Gerrard's pass, Dodd, the Southampton defender and team captain, had appeared in front of George, his eyes fixed on George's feet, and he was ready to defend.

In the past few days, George has been in the limelight with the continuous media reports, which makes all the Premier League teams know about George, and George's outstanding performance in the last two games also makes everyone dare not underestimate George, the so-called newcomer.

Seeing Dodd standing in front of him, thinking of Houllier's special introduction before the game, it seems that Dodd, the captain of Southampton, is not very good. Thinking of this, George is ready to start to pass Dodd.

George raised his right leg, ready to make a breakthrough, but it was a pity that Dodd did not move at all, and he was not deceived by George's fake action at all.

Looking at Dodd's calm expression, George knew that the opponent must be an experienced player, and his simple deception would not be able to play any role at all.

Thinking of this, George made a fake show, and continued to lift his right foot, ready to make a breakthrough, but Dodd still remained motionless, his eyes fixed on George's feet.

But this time, Dodd guessed wrong. George this time was a fake show. With the idea that Dodd would not let it go easily, when George raised his right foot, he kicked the football behind Dodd with his right foot. At the same time, he accelerated to chase the football.

Dodd was taken aback, because Dodd couldn't figure it out. George's fake move was a fake act, and this kid really dared to do it. Thinking of this, Dodd couldn't help but start to move. Although it is currently impossible to stop the football, it is still possible to stop George if he can't stop the football.

Thinking of this, Dodd deliberately turned around and chased after the football, while keeping an eye on George, blocking his body from time to time in front of George, preventing George from accelerating.

Generally speaking, Dodd's handling of this is correct, but Dodd has forgotten that George is not an ordinary person.Relying on his own explosive power, George just threw off Dodd's pull, forcibly passed Dodd, and caught up with the football.

Although Dodd kept squeezing George with himself when George was about to pass him, and kept sitting with his hands in small movements, so that George's speed could be reduced.

It's a pity that Dodd's blocking was unsuccessful. George's body was full of explosive power, making Dodd want to squeeze George with his body, and he was almost knocked to the ground by George.

At the same time, the small movements of his hands had no effect on George. On the contrary, George couldn't help but pulled Dodd's jersey at that time, which caused Dodd's speed to be disturbed and stopped involuntarily.

Seeing George getting further and further away, Dodd found sadly that he couldn't catch up no matter how hard he tried.Dodd really didn't understand why a newcomer with such abnormal physical fitness and speed, and at the same time, the small movements in his hands were not simple. He couldn't slow down the opponent even if he tried his best, but he was gently pulled by the opponent, and he was hit.

You know, George had studied with Keegan for a period of time. Facing small moves on the football field and some interference, Keegan had a deep understanding. After all, Keegan was a top forward lineman.

It is precisely because Keegan has such a deep understanding that in the battle with the defender, he learned how to protect himself and counter the opponent at the same time. This also gave George a big advantage.

Passing Dodd, for a while, George saw an open field without a Southampton player. Seeing such a scene, George would not be polite, and started to run wildly with the ball.

Every time he touched the ball, George kicked the football more than ten meters away, then accelerated and accelerated to catch up with the football, then kicked the ball out, and then caught up with the football.

This kind of large-scale dribbling, and there is no Southampton defender to defend, makes George dribble very calmly, and sometimes even kicks the ball directly to a distance of more than 20 meters in front, and then catches up with his own speed.

In this way, a wonderful picture appeared at Anfield Stadium, that is, George ran along the sideline, dribbling the ball crazily, and the lightning speed made George approach Southampton in an instant. At this time, many Liverpool fans stood up involuntarily, looking forward to the attack.

George took the ball, although he was close to Southampton's penalty area, seeing that there were few people in the Southampton penalty area, and the opponent's defenders hadn't all rushed back to defend, George instantly took the ball and rushed diagonally towards Southampton's penalty area.

Seeing that George had already rushed into the penalty area with the ball, Southampton's central defender Svensson rushed towards George, not allowing him to advance any further, otherwise the goal would be in danger.

Thinking this way in his heart, Swensen didn't react slowly at the same time, he quickly blocked George's road, and was very careful to guard George.Nonsense, this is a restricted area, and Swensen dare not be careless. If one is not done well, it may cause serious consequences for a penalty kick.

Although Svensson was standing in front of George, George had no intention of slowing down at all, and the speed never slowed down. He still rushed towards Svensson just like he was running with the ball just now.

The only difference is that this time George's dribbling did not let the football leave him very far away. After all, if he is big, he knows that Svensson can break the football under his feet with a light kick.

Seeing George rushing towards him quickly, Swensen couldn't help but feel a little angry. Although he knew that the kid in front of him was not simple, but Svensen thought that the boy was only 16 years old and just a newcomer to the Premier League, so he felt that he was rushing towards his defense like this.

Less than three meters away from Svensson, George's feet began to shake, and his left and right feet quickly slid across the football, but they did not touch the football. The football was still slowly approaching Svensson with inertia, and George kept swinging from side to side, as the football slowly approached Svensson.

Swensen calmly looked at George's feet, trying to steal the ball, but found that George's feet were stepping on the bicycle very quickly. If he didn't stop his feet, then George could take advantage of the opportunity to pass Swensen and shoot. Shooting from such a short distance in the penalty area may score a big goal.

This also made Swensen dare not take a kick easily, but calmly stared at the football at George's feet, ready to intercept it at any time.

The distance between the two sides is getting closer and closer, and almost as long as Svensson makes a move, he can break the football under George's feet. At this time, Svensson knew that he could no longer hesitate. Just as he was about to make a move, Svensson suddenly found that the football at George's feet disappeared. This scene surprised Svensson. I don't know why the football that was still at George's feet suddenly disappeared.

"Goooooooooal!!! A goal. After all, less than 10 minutes into the game, Liverpool scored a goal first. The goal was a young player from the Liverpool youth team, Steven Gerrard, with a beautiful shot. Of course, George, who passed the ball for Gerrard, contributed a lot. It was George who attracted the full Southampton defense that gave Gerrard an opportunity."

"Why do I have to shoot?" Looking at Svensson who was stunned beside him, George said to Svensson mockingly, and then turned to chase after Gerrard who was celebrating, regardless of Swenson's angry expression.

(End of this chapter)