Father Green

Chapter 78: All martial arts!
Fortunately, the ball is still on Southampton's side. Dean Hammond rushed up to get the football, but he didn't take the ball himself. He was able to serve as the captain under the former Southampton coach Adkins The characters are naturally not stupid.

He knew that if he got the ball, he would definitely encounter the "firepower" of the opponent. In that case, he would be similar to Cork just now. He lost the ball in less than three seconds. The defense barrier is only the French midfielder Schneiderlin, and if the opponent takes the opportunity to launch a counterattack at this time, the defense of our side will be in jeopardy.

So Dean Hammond kicked the ball and handed the football directly to Sturridge on the wing. This pass was said to be a pass, but it looked more like a clearance ball from a tackle. He kicked towards the opponent's half court with one kick.

Of course, this was done on purpose by Hammond. The football arrived in front of Sturridge, and this time just gave full play to his speed advantage.

Sturridge started instantly, throwing off the opponent's full-back Scott Baron and chasing towards the football.

Baron chased after the "Black Swan". When he found that he could only follow behind the opponent and could not "overtake", Baron chose the "extreme method" of "car crash".

He grabbed Sturridge's jersey, and then yanked it back fiercely.

Sturridge, who was sprinting forward, was unprepared. He felt as if a "prehistoric force" was pulling him from behind, and suddenly his whole body leaned back.

The referee Graham Scott blew his whistle immediately and showed a yellow card to the "perpetrator" Baron without hesitation.

Charlotte applauded beside him. Of course, he did not praise Millwall, but was satisfied with the referee's decisiveness.

The game was full of gunpowder, and it was a test for the referee.

Of course Millwall quit. In their opinion, today's referee is a bit biased towards the visiting team.

Wild Lions players pestered Scott, the referee on duty, trying to put pressure on the opponent.

However, as a referee with rich experience in law enforcement in England's low-level leagues, he will obviously not be shaken by the opponent. He ignored the dissatisfaction of the Millwall players.

Southampton has never been a team that likes to cause trouble. Before Charlotte took office, Southampton was even a team that was afraid of trouble, but after Charlotte took office, the philosophy instilled in the team in terms of discipline is "We don't cause trouble, but we are definitely not afraid of trouble."

So for the referee's exhortation, as the captain of the field, Dean Hammond said that Southampton must be a disciplined team.

Millwall's captain, Paul Robinson, just nodded slightly. It is estimated that the "mad lion" of Millwall is going crazy, and he, the captain, may not be able to control it.

The game restarted, Ricky Lambert took this free kick in the front court, but was pushed out by the opposing center back captain Robinson, and then followed by Jack Cork came to the ball and then hit the goal with a heavy bombardment from the outside , the result was high.

Millwall's goalkeeper David Ford did not take the goal kick quickly. Instead, he stood in front of the ball and waved his hands forward after setting up the football, signaling his teammates to rush forward.

Then he ran up and kicked the football out.

The ball leaped across Millwall's half and went straight to the bottom of the pitch's center arc.

Abdul took off and pushed the football to the side. Stewart tried to take off from the side to unload the football, but Hammond used his physical advantage to overwhelm the opponent and destroyed the football.

After landing, Stuart angrily pushed Hammond in front of him. Hammond hadn't landed yet, his center of gravity was unstable and he fell to the ground abruptly. The dog ate mud.

Hammond, who got up, rushed over and pushed Stewart to the ground: "Win it back on the court if you have the ability, or don't play tricks behind your back! Farke!"

The referee Scott immediately blew his whistle to stop the conflict, but obviously the whistle could not solve the problem.An angry Stewart jumped up from the ground and punched Hammond with one punch.

Hammond, who had been punched, kicked the opponent's abdomen almost reflexively, and Stuart fell to the ground in pain.

At this time, the players on both sides finally reacted and rushed to help their teammates.Millwall and Southampton staged full martial arts on the wing. Scott's whistle didn't stop but obviously couldn't stop the players on both sides.

The home fans of the "Lion's Den Stadium" were angry. They didn't expect that there would be other teams daring to behave wildly in their home court.He scolded Qi Fei in his mouth, and threw plastic bottles, lighters and other objects directly at the scene of the incident, although many people's "weapons of mass destruction" could not be thrown so far.

"Hell, do these sissies know whose territory he is in?"

"Fuck, believe it or not, you can't leave London tonight?"

"Guys from the South Coast, how dare you play this trick with us Wild Lions?"

"Crab! Brothers are going to copy guys!"

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Some extreme fans in the stands almost jumped into the stadium. Fortunately, the riot police were fast enough to surround the "die hard" fans stand.

In fact, there are two teams in London where the police dispatched the most people. The first is West Ham United, and the second is Millwall.

Among them, the battle between Millwall and West Ham United was the most concentrated "big fight" in English football hooligans in the last century. The two most notorious extreme fan organizations on both sides were the Bushwackers of Millwall and the Inter .City.Firm is filed in the London police station.

Only after Mrs. Thatcher's strong rectification, coupled with the "zero tolerance" attitude of the English police and the FA towards football hooligans over the years, the football environment in England has improved a lot after entering the new century.

And now England is also known as the country with the least privacy, because there are almost cameras in the streets and alleys, especially around the stadium, which is completely 360 degrees without dead ends.

In addition, the Football Association has introduced a football hooligan management system, and all fans who are blacklisted by this system will not be able to enter the stadium to watch the game for life.

Therefore, there have been very few football hooligans in England in recent years. Most of them are fans who drink too much and lose control. Extreme fans are only a few.

This is why when the anti-riot police came, they could only swear loudly through their shields. If it was placed in the 90s to [-]s of the last century, these guys would definitely be able to step on the anti-riot police and rush into the stadium.

"Hell, are they here to play football? I think they are here to perform taekwondo. You have to see clearly. It is their players who caused trouble first. My players are just protecting themselves!" Charlotte rushed immediately Go to the fourth official and defend your player.

"Mr. Charlotte, please calm down, the referee will deal with this matter fairly. At the same time, we also hope that you can help restrain the players under your hand so that they don't add fuel to the fire." The fourth official was a little helpless , he can fully imagine that after this game is over, it will definitely be the focus of the whole of Britain. Maybe even the results of the Premier League game are not as sensational as this game.

Unless there is an even better "Full Martial Arts!" in the Premier League

In the end, it was only with the joint efforts of the two line referees in the referee team that the players on both sides were separated.

Scott's face was livid. He had already paid attention to controlling the smell of gunpowder on both sides. He didn't expect that the two sides would fight at this time.

He showed a red card to Jordan Stewart, who was the first to provoke the incident, and then Hammond, who kicked, naturally couldn't stay on the court and was also shown a red card.

While taking advantage of the chaos, Millwall midfielders Abdul and Terry Lecon, who are under the name of "helping and pulling", and Southampton's Jack Coker and Lambert each showed yellow cards.

After showing the red and yellow cards, the referee Scott once again pulled Millwall's captain Paul Robinson and Southampton's field captain Jose Fonte to his side. This time it was not just a verbal warning.

"Only 38 minutes into the game, I've already shown two red cards, five red cards, but it's not over, I don't mind showing more or even 22 red cards if necessary!"

Obviously, the captains of the two teams are too weak to restrain their teams, and Scott is very angry.

The captain of Southampton was originally Dean Hammond, but he was sent off because he received a red card. He handed over the captain's armband to the team's vice-captain, Portuguese defender Jose Fonte.

Dean Hammond, who was walking towards the sidelines, felt a little guilty. After all, no head coach likes a player who is sent off with a red card, and the red card was caused by his own impulse. In fact, he can choose to swallow his anger and just think Fever is not as comprehensive as it is considered.

"It's over now. In the boss's mind, I wasn't much in his plan, but now it's even worse. I've talked about transferring during the winter transfer period. Now I won't be in vain and I will be transferred to the reserve team." team?"

Speaking of the reserve team, Hammond couldn't help but think of Barbados striker Jonathan Ford who was sent to the reserve team by Charlotte during the season training camp. Even the reserve team games are "banned", and the first team is even more impossible.

The key is that several teams did offer Jonathan Ford, but the club undoubtedly rejected all of them, including the £80 offer from Birmingham coached by Jonathan Ford's mentor.