i am beckham

Chapter 11 The younger brother is still the younger brother after all
Milosevic unscrupulously used his strength advantage to make the opponent in front of him timid. Once the opponent loses control of his emotions, the game will be much easier.

This is how all centre-forwards treat shorter centre-backs.

Milosevic's action successfully incited the emotions of the home team fans. Except for the away team stands, the emotions of the entire stadium were ignited.

Just when Aston Villa fans thought they were about to score the first goal, the referee's whistle blew.

Even though the Premier League is known for its hot scenes and large-scale actions, Milosevic's actions are still too much.

Hearing the referee whistle, Gary Neville took advantage of the opportunity to push the opponent.

Unprepared, Milosevic staggered back a few steps before stopping.

He immediately turned and walked towards Gary Neville: "You f*ck touch me again and try!"

The 22-year-old Villa center forward is a standard Slav, with a hot temper and ready to go.

"Who the hell do you think you are, idiot!"

Gary Neville is not afraid of clashing with physically strong players at all. If this scene scares him, he will not stay at Manchester United.

Well done, Gary, get him!
Beckham wanted to walk to the sidelines, but was glared back by Ferguson

Gary Neville pushed Milosevic again, and the Yugoslavian center became furious, and immediately wrestled with Gary Neville, relying on his strength advantage, pushed the opponent back a few steps in a row.

Gary Neville was not a flower in a greenhouse. He fought and retreated to maintain his balance, and suddenly turned to the side to let Milosevic pass. Taking advantage of the momentum of the opponent's forward charge, he exerted force with his hands and feet, desperately pushed the opponent down, and then crushed him under him.

The Villa fans were stunned. Did their Slav kid come here seven times yesterday? How could he be easily pushed to the ground by a skinny monkey?

Players from both teams rushed up. The first Aston Villa player to rush up pushed Gary Neville to the ground. Milosevic got up and was about to charge towards the opponent. Fortunately, Keane rushed up to push him away and blocked a few Villa players who were eager to try.

The two teams fell into chaos, and the purple and gray stirred into a pot of porridge.

The referee on duty did not get close to the scene of the incident, but chose a position with a better angle to observe the players of the two teams.

Several players with higher prestige in the two teams quickly stood up and calmed down the incident.

The referee called the captains and the perpetrators of the two teams to his side, and then said in a word: "The incident just now is not an example. If it happens again, I will send you both off. Now shake hands immediately and return to your positions."

Gary Neville stretched out his hand solemnly, while Milosevic was dumb with reluctance.

In the first confrontation between the two, Gary Neville won.

Less than 10 minutes after the game restarted, Ferguson, who was still in high spirits just now, turned gloomy.

The opponent's center forward and left winger are both ruthless characters, and they are facing the Neville brothers, Manchester United's weakness in this game.

Gary Neville may have the hope of fighting with Milosevic, but on the football field, he cannot withstand this strong opponent regardless of his height or strength.

Gary Neville, who has entered the senior team, is really struggling in the position of central defender.

And Philip Neville let Ferguson down: "Phil is as fragile as a rag doll in front of a strong winger"

Aston Villa's tactical arrangement was very targeted. All the attacks were launched from Philip Neville's side, and then they greeted Milosevic's head.

Manchester United looked a little confused under the strong suppression of their opponents, and everyone was busy wiping Philip Neville's ass.

This was the first time in Philip Neville's career that he faced a strong black winger on the wing. The opponent's speed was not slower than him, and his flexibility advantage could not be brought into play at all.

In the 14th minute, Aston Villa's winger and midfielder skillfully played a wall-hitting two-for-one cooperation. Philip Neville wanted to stick to the opponent, but was knocked away by the opponent.

Manchester United's right flank was immediately torn apart, Villa's left winger kicked in a cross before Parker could make up, Gary Neville was thrown away by Milosevic, and the Yugoslavs were about to face the goalkeeper directly.

At this time, Keane, who was chasing back, rushed forward desperately. He risked injury and made a flying tackle when he was a few meters away from the football.

He didn't tackle the football, but Milosevic didn't kick the football because of his interference.

Pallister struggled to turn around to look at the football, but because he turned too slowly, he watched the football bounce off the ground and then pass by.

The football flew to the left side of Manchester United's penalty area. Aston Villa's right winger dribbled the ball out of Pallister, and then passed it to the center. The black winger Taylor behind Milosevic rushed up and scored.

"Yes!"

Manchester United lost the ball after 14 minutes of support. The Villa fans shouted in unison. They sang and booed the Manchester United team's player.

Difficulties had only just begun, and Manchester United conceded another goal after 10 minutes of support.

And the breakthrough was Philip Neville, he was too nervous!
Villa's left winger slammed directly towards Philip Neville with the ball, dragged him for a few meters, accelerated again, and made a cross from the bottom.

Milosevic, who received the ball in the middle, flicked it to the left without stopping. The Aston Villa players who caught up faced Schmeichel alone and easily pushed the ball into the far corner of the goal.

2 to 0, Aston Villa took less than half an hour to punch two holes in last season's runner-up.

After the re-kick-off, the complacent Aston Villa players slowed down the pace, but the broadcaster on the field didn't buy it. He kept fanning the flames on the broadcast: "The opponent's goalkeeper has never conceded more than two goals in the Premier League. What are we waiting for? Hurry up and rewrite the record!"

His agitation sparked enthusiasm among the home supporters, who at Villa Park started chanting: "One more, one more, one more."

Instigated by the fans, the Aston Villa players who had already relaxed began to attack the visiting team's penalty area.

In the 37th minute, Aston Villa opened the gap again from Philip Neville's side, and Taylor passed the ball to Milosevic immediately after a successful breakthrough.

Manchester United's three central defenders immediately tightened their pockets and wrapped up Villa's young centre-forward.

Milosevic, like a mad beast, took a big step towards the penalty area with his back against Gary Neville.

Seeing that he wanted to squeeze out a gap, Manchester United's right center back Parker rushed up and slammed into the Yugoslavs.

Then a surprising scene happened, Parker took the initiative to bump into it, but was bounced off by his opponent.

Milosevic took advantage of the situation to fight his way through three United defenders, turned and took a step towards the goal, and flicked to the left before Schmeichel struck.

Schmeichel tried hard to touch the ball, knowing full well that it would be over if he got past it.

But he was not in good shape today. Not only did he not touch football, but he also stumbled Milosevic.

The referee's whistle blew and it was an undisputed penalty.

York stood in front of the penalty kick. He ran up from the left side of the football and swung his left leg in front of the football. Schmeichel took advantage of the opportunity to pounce to the left.

Unexpectedly, York's left foot swung and landed on the lawn, and his right foot pushed the football into the lower left corner of the goal.

3:0.

"Parker acts like a preschooler in front of opposing centers!"

After Ferguson finished speaking, he shook his head helplessly. The match was half over. If he wanted not to lose to his opponent, he could only hope for a miracle.

But Beckham, who was on the bench, deeply felt sorry for Philip Neville.

Although the two are now in a competitive relationship, he doesn't want to see such a scene.

Competitive sports are too cruel and do not give young people time to adapt.

Oh, brother is still brother
(End of this chapter)