I'm Beckenbauer

Chapter 258 251. Amanda's mentality collapsed

"Press, press, press, don't leave your teammates alone."

Wolves coach Nuno yelled wildly on the sidelines because he knew it would be difficult to break Chelsea's goal.

If they don't score, they can only lose.

Haverts joked with Luka with a smile: "Look at their coaches are driven crazy by you,"

The Wolves are rarely so passive in the Premier League, and now they can't even use the passer. Nuno must be crazy.

Luca didn't care at all.

Although he has also raised the team's defense to a higher level by himself, it is true that modern football is becoming more and more team-oriented. If Messi is as strong as Messi, he must often cooperate with his teammates. Amada, a Barcelona youth training camp What is Traore? If he is always invincible, isn't he better than Messi?
This kind of solo player is the best to deal with.

Amada himself definitely didn't think so, because the game restarted, and after he got the ball, he dribbled the ball again.

This time he learned to be smart and broke through from the wing.

Luca sneered, and trotted over to watch Chilwell go up to grab, Luca immediately rushed up from the flank to press down, Traore, who had a single-minded mind, sent the ball directly to Luca's arms.

"Cool! Another Beckenbauer-style defense. The Premier League dribbler failed to make a breakthrough in front of Beckenbauer. Today Traore finally met his opponent."

"Guardiola must regret it now." Gary Neville said with a smirk: "Manchester City had a chance to win Beckenbauer, but Guardiola gave up because of Beckenbauer's relatively high salary."

"Manchester City's defense is indeed worse. If there is Beckenbauer, his tactics will be more comfortable. I also think Guardiola made a wrong choice. Although there are few single midfielders nowadays, Beckenbauer Absolutely no problem, he can completely free De Bruyne."

"Chelsea took advantage of it."

Luka gave it to Jorginho after stealing it. Jorginho dribbled the ball forward and his feet were sticky and was intercepted. Luca returned to his position. The Wolves immediately passed back Ruben Neves in the backcourt Organize slowly.

They were a little scared by Luka's defense.

Wolves coach Nuno stood anxiously on the sidelines, but the team just couldn't attack.

Seeing that there was not much time left in the first half, they started to attack again, this time trying to find opportunities with long passes, but Rudiger played very steadily today, and easily pushed the ball out of the penalty area one-on-two.

"Beckenbauer was also activated when he returned to Rudiger. It was no pity that Lampard dismissed get out of class before. If he reused Beckenbauer, the situation would definitely be different."

"Sometimes I want to ask Frank why he doesn't like Beckenbauer."

Jorginho took the ball and gave it to Luca, who made a long pass and the referee blew the half-time whistle.

When walking back, Tuchel immediately came over and asked: "How do you feel about today's game?"

"Well, it's nice to have a stable position."

Luca replied with a smile, the coach's attitude made him very happy.

Tuchel patted Luca on the shoulder and said: "That's good, if you have any questions, communicate with me as soon as possible, and call my mobile phone anytime, anywhere."

"Okay, got it coach."

Seeing that Tuchel didn't keep up, Haverts trotted to Luka and walked into the player tunnel together, and said a little sourly: "The treatment is really different. The coach asked you if you were comfortable playing right away."

"Because of Lampard's problems before, why did you see that I was taken care of, and I was targeted before. At least Lampard has no problem with you."

"That's right." Haverts laughed and walked back with Luka.

Back in the locker room, Tuchel praised all the players.

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After a 15-minute intermission, they returned to the field again. The Wolves took the lead in changing their formation, and they changed another winger.

The original two forwards became a center and two wingers, trying to find opportunities on the wing.

For this change, Luca thinks it is very wise.

But it didn't work.

The core of the Wolves' offense is Amada Traore. Even if you play 100 wingers, Traore is responsible for making the ball for his teammates after the breakthrough. If you change another person, let him dribble the ball and break through. He does not have the strength.

Although Luca looks down on players like Traore who are seriously biased, he still recognizes the opponent's breakthrough ability.

Incapable and impossible to double the number 2 on the Superman list.

Even Messi and Ronaldo are not as exaggerated as him.

But Traore has a lot of ineffective passes, and the passes are not handled well, or there is no good chance.

Otherwise, there would be no wealthy families wanting to buy such an extraordinary player.

God is fairer. He gave him the ability to pass the ball and directly deprived him of his passing ability.

Traore's assists are all based on speed, but if there is some defense, his passing may not be effective.

Sure enough, even if it was switched to a bilateral lane, the Wolves' offense was still dominated by Traore.

Luca, who returned to the game, made him fully understand what is called a hurdle in your life. No matter which way Traore chooses to break through, Luca can find opportunities to steal or send the ball out of bounds.

In the 71st minute, Traore took the ball again and broke through on the left. Luca didn't wait for Chilwell to make a move and rushed up to break the ball with a clean tackle.

Traore was so angry that he got up and stepped on Luca's hand.

"You fucking!"

Chilwell, who was nearby, rushed up immediately.

"Are you trying to kill someone?"

"Damn it, you can't afford it, can you?"

In the Chelsea half, Chelsea had the numerical advantage.

Traore, a dead pig, is not afraid of boiling water. Just when his teammates came up to stop him, he walked back like a normal person.

The referee was a little embarrassed because he didn't see the specifics.

After all, Luka tackles many times in a game, and it is impossible for him to concentrate every time.

In this case, he turned to the video referee team for help.

The video referee team quickly found out the scene just now. After watching it on the sidelines, the referee immediately took out his red robe to catch up with Traore and showed him a red card.

Traore still wanted to argue, but the referee was quite insistent, pointing to the sidelines and saying: "OUT!"

Seeing this scene, Wolves coach Nuno's mentality collapsed.

Roaring at the fourth official: "It's not a red card, it's not a red card at all, my players have been treated unfairly..."

"Then you can complain after the game." The fourth official said coldly that he couldn't say anything else.

"Traore's performance is over today. I can understand his mentality. He must be anxious every time he is robbed, but his behavior cannot be forgiven." Carragher said.

"Yes, stepping on your finger is very threatening. We can see that Beckenbauer's hand is bleeding. He has to go to the sidelines for treatment. Although the Wolves fans booed him, he performed really well today. To think he's put on such a fantastic performance straight out of injury."

Seeing that the scene was stable, Tuchel directly replaced Luca with a substitution.

Luca was also very face-saving, and hugged him in the end.

Before the end of the game, Werner scored again to seal the victory.

Tuchel ushered in a good start.

(End of this chapter)