[Football] The Light of Abandoned Sons

Like Lau van der Rey, he went to bed early and woke up early to keep exercising, and there was no off-field news, which was perfect in the eyes of the public. Bayern Munich also had such a person, and he didn't let fans worry about whether it would collapse from time to time.

Miloslav Klose.

Lou van der Ley was a goalkeeper, which meant that he was definitely the type of person on a team where forwards flopped or strategically dropped into the box hoping for the referee's curtain to fall.

He can even tell you how the players from Latin America use their opponent's body to make themselves fall, what postures the players in the Iberian Peninsula are proud of, and how the players in the Apennines are fighting with the defensive players. The experience gained from training is extremely rich, and the English players just run and run faster so that the referee really can't tell whether you were really tripped or fell by yourself.

This is similar to the little black tricks of defensive players, which are a bit annoying but definitely necessary.If you have mastered this ability, you can actually be regarded as a winner in life.Although from a goalkeeper, he damn hates this kind of opponent who can be called a winner in life-teammates, it depends on the skills.

Lou van der Ley actually really doesn't believe that some of the famous forwards in the five major leagues have never flopped or used such tricks, even if many people, including Aarau, play the so-called Ronaldinho of "Happy Football" is no exception. South American players always play with this kind of wildness unconsciously.

Many years ago, when Lou van der Ley was still at Manchester United, he was more surprised when he learned that this handsome header and somersault master who became famous in the 02 World Cup indirectly refused a penalty. respect.His first reaction would be, did Klose's Werder Bremen win at the time, and did Werder Bremen lead at the time?

Forgive the dark side of a corner of this guy's mind.

After he really became teammates with Klose, this kind of thinking was changed a little bit during the slap in the face.

It can be seen from the people who have a good relationship with Lou van der Lei that none of his friends before he came to Munich was worrying.That kind of character is so exemplary that almost every club head coach can't wait to paste and copy this person's personality into a personality of 22 people (with one more substitute for practice games). The "almost" refers to the taste of the head coach. Heavy, like that not so obedient personality.Lou van der Rey looks like it on the surface, but in fact there is still a lot of distance inside.

No one doubted that Lou van der Ley could quickly integrate into the team, but no one thought that the Dutchman's first close friend at Bayern was Klose, who always made him feel a little pretentious before.

When Aarau stepped into the Bayern dressing room for the first time, the atmosphere was actually not very good.The training progressed to the second half of the day and started to practice penalty kicks. At first, Aarau thought that Bayern wanted to find out the bottom of his penalty kicks. After three rounds of penalty kick training, he was a little confused. He thought it might be Bayern's intention. It might be possible to expose the bottom of his striker's penalty kick in such a clean and neat way.

Strange to say, in the first three rounds of penalty kicks that day, Klose ate a duck egg.

Of the three penalty kicks, one went out by chasing the angle too much and rubbed against the door frame, one hit the anti-aircraft gun directly, and the only one inside the door frame was held in his arms by Lou van der Ley.

That scene was later described to Aarau by Schweinsteiger laughing until his stomach ached: Klose stood at the penalty kick and looked forward with a vicissitudes of life. Opposite him was a look of "You are fooling the king" Row van der Rey, who looked like he didn't know whether to be happy or angry.

In Bayern Munich and the German national team, Miroslav Klose has never been ranked high in the penalty shooter. There is a saying that he has not scored high penalty kicks since he started in Kaiserslautern. I don't really like penalty kicks.After that training, Aarau hesitated for a long time and asked Klose about it. Klose was about to go home with his bag on his back, and the teammates around him had already dispersed.

Klose looked at the Dutchman in front of him. Many people said that a player leaving a team during the winter break means some kind of failure, but this man has come to this point, and no one will associate him with failure anymore.Lawrence van der Ley has a good family background, good popularity, and an excellent image. He is always accompanied by wealthy families, honors, and champions, but he is still a character who does not like to show off.In Klose's eyes, this man has always been not simple. He thought that even if he had something to say, he would keep it in his stomach, but he didn't expect to ask it so straightforwardly.

Klose was stunned for a moment. He looked up at Lou van der Ley and said, "I don't really like penalty kicks...just one kick can decide a game or even more. It means too much."

Lou van der Rey's football career has been smoother than that of Klose, who may be planning to become a painter when talented football futures are sweating through the youth teams.Players who have been trained by the youth training camp to play football in an orthodox way since childhood, such as Lou van der Ley, who is full of star-studded names all the way, may not really understand that if you really make a wrong step, you will never have another chance Feel.

But what I want to talk about here is not those heavy things, but when two guys who are also used to doing things thoughtfully, under the rare and simultaneous openness, there is a kind of weird sympathy.

It was also because of this that Lao van der Ley really understood that there really were people like Klose.Unlike the usual life that always makes people feel that life is boring and too tiring, these two people are really no different except that Klose has already married.

Klose has studied piano for many years and even participated in piano competitions. Lou van der Rey's excellent paintings are very famous in football.Both Klose and Lau van der Rey love to stay at home planting flowers, reading books, and watching literary and artistic movies. Aarau likes to lock himself in his room and listen to records, and Klose likes to lie on the roof and watch the stars and listen to the Walkman.This is all about hobbies, and the rest are simply not too similar.

So that later, many people left a message to Aarau saying, "Klose goes to bed at nine o'clock every night, wakes up at five o'clock in the morning to nurse the baby, and never checks Twitter! Aarau learns from others, don't make mistakes when you are old Fell into the abyss of evil that is the Internet."

Before Lao van der Rey could answer, witty netizens refuted for him, "Alao lived the same life as Klose, going to bed early and getting up early to nurse his baby. He dedicated the loving time of God K and his wife to network."

After seeing this answer, Alao felt even more complicated than at the beginning.

Compared with the more concentrated teams in the Premier League, the Bundesliga is more dispersed and difficult to score. On the whole, it is relatively concentrated in the southern region centered on Bavaria and the northern region centered on North Rhine-Westphalia.Mention the fanatical love of football in England, and you will think of football hooligan culture, but in Germany, this kind of fanaticism is also crazy.

In fact, when you come to Germany, you will know that the football atmosphere here is much purer than the Premier League and La Liga, the two highly concerned leagues.Of course, those so-called paparazzi still exist, and all kinds of news are flying all over the sky, but compared with the Premier League, it is really nothing.

Lou van der Rey really felt that when he came here and blended in.

It was Van Gaal who replaced Heynckes at Bayern. The Dutchman took over the Bundesliga giants in the 0910-[-] season. There was also a Dutchman who came to Bayern at the same time as Van Gaal. Robben.

The first words that Van Gaal and Lou van der Rey said face to face between the two people were, "I wanted to bring you to Barcelona, ​​even if you were a Real Madrid fan, but the Dutch want to come to Barcelona, ​​this is tradition, I Thought you were too."

Aarau lowered his head slightly and pursed his lips in joy, and nodded to Robben next to him, "He is also from Real Madrid." There was a smile on Van Gaal's serious face, which made people look It's not very easy, "He won't be on your side on this issue. Alger, Huntelaar, Van der Vaart, Sneijder, all failed to reach their peak in Real Madrid." Casually encouraged Robben, and Arau nodded in tacit agreement.

Van Gaal looked really curious, "You never regretted not going to Barcelona?"

Van Bommel and the others really reached their peak in Barcelona?Besides, even if he went to Barcelona in the first place, Van Gaal returned to Barcelona after only half a season because of his poor record, so what can he do?

But Lou van der Ley just smiled and didn't refute.

After Van Gaal left, Lou van der Ley hooked Robben's shoulder and the two walked forward.Robben clicked his tongue, "You must have a lot to say, but you didn't refute it." Alao laughed, "I'm not the kind of person you said!" After speaking, he tilted his neck as if thinking, "This In two years, club and country, I've been through a lot of managers."

The head coach of Manchester United has always been Ferguson. After the 02 World Cup and the 08 European Cup, the head coach of the Netherlands was Van Basten. There are only two people in total.Robben knew how 'un-Dutch' the career of this senior and old friend was - not so many injuries, not so many doubts, not so much adrift.

However, Alger Robben didn't say anything about these words.