football killer

Chapter 55
It turned out that when George was cycling, he focused the attention of Svensson and even the entire Southampton defensive players on himself, but he didn't know that George didn't intend to shoot by himself in the first place.

Indeed, George was very close to the goal at the time. As long as he passed Svensson, there were definitely nine possible goals. Not only George, but everyone thought so.

At the same time, George just took advantage of the mentality that everyone thought this way. While riding a bicycle, George saw Gerrard who was plugging in out of the corner of his eyes. It turned out that Svensson didn't pay attention and passed the ball directly to Gerrard with his heel.

In fact, to put it bluntly, George himself was not sure of scoring goals under the defense of Svensson and the other two defenders. When George saw Gerrard who was going forward, he made up his mind and thought that Gerrard had a better chance than himself, so he chose to pass the ball.

After getting a pass from George, Gerrard didn't make any adjustments, and shot directly from the edge of the penalty area.You must know that Gerrard is famous for his long-range shooting skills. Although the current Gerrard is not as terrifying as the long-range shooting when he became the captain of Liverpool in the future, his current long-range shooting strength is naturally beyond doubt.

It was the most natural thing to score a goal when the Southampton goalkeeper was unprepared.

The first assist in the Premier League, and the first purposeful assist, was a success, and it was also assisting his good buddy Gerrard. George was also very happy, and at the same time he knew in his heart that it didn’t matter whether he scored or not. The important thing was that the team won the game.

Of course, if George thinks this way, it does not mean that he will give up shooting and attacking and go to pass the ball specially. If that is the case, then the scene of George and Liverpool saying goodbye is not far away. After all, George is a striker. A striker who cannot score goals is unacceptable to any club.

It has to be said that Liverpool is an absolutely strong team in front of Southampton. No, in the 35th minute of the game, Harman cut off the ball and yelled to transfer it, sending the football to Murphy on the left.

After getting the ball, Murphy didn't hesitate at all, and started to run wildly with the ball. At the same time, George and others naturally rushed all the way to the Southampton penalty area, ready to respond.

In fact, this is not the first time this has happened. Compared with Liverpool, except for the goalkeeper Finn Niemi, Southampton can be regarded as comparable to Liverpool's goalkeeper Dudek.

Most of the time, Southampton's ball was intercepted in the midfield by Harman, who was in good form today, and then a pass, Liverpool's counterattack began.

No, Murphy ran straight with the ball. Although one of Southampton's defenders was desperately chasing him, he didn't defend Murphy well at the beginning, allowing Murphy to run with the ball calmly. Now Southampton's defender wanted to chase, but it was difficult to catch up.

Running all the way, Murphy came directly to the bottom line, looked in the penalty area, George and Litmanen were all ready, and Gerrard and Maxlett also rushed to the penalty area at this time.

Without waiting for the Southampton defender to rush over, Murphy, who had enough time to adjust, made a pass directly after the adjustment. With the time to adjust, Murphy's pass was fast and straight, and flew directly towards George.

Looking at the football flying in the air, George pressed against the Southampton defender behind him, and at the same time constantly judged the ball's landing point so that he could adjust in time.

"Get in!" George yelled, and jumped up high on the spot. At the same time, Svensson, who was defending George, also jumped up, ready to grab the ball before George.

"Fouls are not only the patent of defensive players. Sometimes forwards use some hidden small moves, which often achieve unexpected results. The most famous one is Maradona's hand of God."

Keegan's teachings floated through George's mind. Indeed, Keegan's words were very correct. Just like Maradona, with Maradona's strength, do you really need to rely on your hands to score goals?

No, absolutely not.It's a pity that although Maradona was not tall at the time, he had good jumping ability. When he was in the air, Maradona didn't want to deliberately handball it. It can only be said that the ball just hit Maradona's hand, and the hand of God began to appear.

Thinking of this, George didn't hesitate at all. When he was in the air, his elbow was very concealed, but he slammed into the chest of Svensson who was also jumping up very fiercely.

Following this collision, Svensson couldn't help but feel a pain in his chest, and then the pent-up air suddenly came out, his body couldn't help but pause in the air, and at the same time, his body began to fall.At this time, Murphy's pass just happened to hit George's head.

If such a good opportunity is missed, I am afraid that even George himself will not forgive himself.Without making any adjustments, facing the oncoming football, he shook his head directly, and the football turned and flew towards the lower left corner of the goal. At the same time, since Svensson hadn't landed on the ground at this time, George's header this time, in everyone's eyes, obviously beat Svensson's header.

Although Niemi is very capable, facing such a close and not slow header, although Niemi's excellent response made Niemi stretch out his hand subconsciously, it is a pity that he still failed to stop the football, and the football slipped from Niemi's palm into the goal.

"Goooooooooooooooooal!!! A goal was scored. This time it was our little prince from Liverpool who scored with a beautiful header. The 1-meter Svensson was even crushed by George. At this moment, I feel very sympathetic to poor Svensson."

"Three goals in three games, overhead kicks, breakthrough assists, all of which made me see the appearance of an all-round striker. And this game has just started, and George can still score goals. With such an outstanding performance, now who dares to say that George is just a shooting star! On the contrary, George is definitely a superstar, a superstar who hangs high in Liverpool and lights up the beautiful night sky of Liverpool."

The narrator was full of sighs and kept talking.At this moment, George was put on the ground by Gerrard and others, and was ravaged by his ruthless teammates.

"Referee, he fouled, the opponent's No. 21 just fouled, oh my god, didn't you see it?" Liverpool and others were celebrating, but Southampton's Svensson rushed to the referee at this moment and kept explaining.

"No, no, no~ I don't think so, it's a beautiful header!" Regarding Swensen's words, the referee did not waver in his own penalty, and said while slowly retreating towards the midfield.

"Small sample, you are really wasting such a good body that God has given you to be pushed into a goal with such a big head."

The referee didn't believe Svensson's explanation at all, because the referee only regarded Svensson's complaint and explanation as a feeling of embarrassment after being overwhelmed by George and wanted to find a way out for himself.

In fact, the referee did not favor Liverpool because this is Anfield Stadium and Liverpool's home stadium.The reason is that when George headed the ball just now, both George and Svensson had their backs to the referee. In the eyes of the referee, Svensson's jumping ability was not good, and he fell down after jumping too high. Of course, he could not defend George well.

What's more, when George scored a goal, the referee didn't see the linesman indicating that there was a foul, so he naturally judged that George's goal was valid.

"Damn it, where are your eyes? Have you been bought by the Liverpool people?" Anger had already filled Svensson's brain at this moment. Seeing that the referee didn't believe his words, Svensson felt extremely angry, and at the same time, he couldn't help but say some words that shouldn't be said.

Originally, because of Svensson's chatter, the referee was already a little disgusted with Svensson. Now that he heard that Svensson dared to insult his professional ethics, the angry referee did not hesitate at all. He took out a yellow card from his pocket, pointed at Svensson, and showed Svensson a yellow card warning.

"Oh~ Poor Finn, could it be that George's goal just hit Svensson's fragile mentality severely, this time the stupid Svensson dared to insult the referee, isn't this just looking for something to do, poor Svensson."

The commentator saw the referee showing a yellow card to Svensson. At the same time, from Swensen's angry expression, the commentator also guessed that Svensson must be dissatisfied with the referee's penalty, or insulted the referee, so he was given a yellow card warning.Thinking of this, the narrator naturally wouldn't let go of this opportunity and began to sarcastic.

Fortunately, Svensson was hugged tightly by Southampton's teammates. Otherwise, I'm afraid Southampton would really fall behind by two goals, and at the same time, one person would be sent off.

(End of this chapter)