ball magic

"The time has reached 85 minutes, counting injury time, the game will be over in less than 10 minutes at most.

This is what Ferguson said was time to grind his ass, but Raphael used his performance to dedicate a personal performance to Inter Milan fans and neutral fans..."

John Mortensen should have stood out for Chelsea because this is an English team.

But just like the banners unfurled by the fans and the applause before the game, he praised Raphael unreservedly at this moment.

After Vieri and Ronaldo were substituted, Raphael looked noticeably freer.

He allows Na to appear anywhere in the midfield as he pleases, even if the ball is not at his feet, his existence is a threat.

Once he's in possession of the ball, it's a magnificent show.

Time will slow down the moment he controls the ball, passing people is as elegant as a slow-motion lens.

The fans in the stands behind Chelsea goalkeeper Goy should be happy and entangled, because they can have a panoramic view of Raphael's performance.

But the pain is that such Rafael is facing their goal.

Attacking is the best defense. This is the idea of ​​being a fan of offensive football, and it also belongs to every Argentine.

Raphael enjoys offense, but compared to sharp breakthroughs, he is as extraordinary as the wind, and he also enjoys the pleasure of controlling the ball under his feet.

With a 2-goal lead, he confidently enjoys the ball under his feet in his own way.

Like Zidane's weightlifting, like Riquelme's singing and dancing, you can also dance on stamps like Ortega, and enjoy the top thrill of just bringing the ball into the goal.

This is his small goal, and the reward he deserves as a magician.

All this prevented the old Robson from returning to the coaching bench. The sunken coaching bench in the Premier League is not very good to watch.

He would rather stand on the sidelines on this early autumn night, be a quiet and qualified audience, and quietly appreciate the beauty of this moment.

As for scoring?

Isn't that a natural thing?

That goal came in the 90th minute, and Desailly obviously didn't like Rafael's performance, perhaps showing off is a more suitable adjective in his opinion.

Even in the penalty area, he mercilessly stepped on his old opponent.

But compared to the option of falling in the penalty area, Rafael chose a more elegant way

With a shot through the crotch, the old opponent was sent to the background board.

Goy, who had conceded 4 goals in this game, was carefully guarding against the near corner. How could he have thought that Rafael could send the ball into the dead corner of the far corner in this way while staggering?

As soon as the ball entered the net, Simeone threw himself on Rafael's back and sent a series of compliments.

This goal is so in line with his football aesthetics.

Rafael patted him on the shoulder with a smile, fished out the ball from the net, and ran to the stand with the banner "Rafa, welcome home".

Chelsea fans are obviously generous, so that after scoring 3 goals in a row and becoming an out-and-out "bad guest", they didn't tear down this banner.

And all he can do is leave the ball at Stamford Bridge.

It might not be a gift that Blues fans would like, they might say no to, but he wants to do it anyway.

He handed the ball to a fan who was holding a child. The little girl in his arms was very cute, but he looked a little confused, but he still took the ball.

Raphael waved at the girl in his arms, and glanced at the banner again.

Just as he turned and walked back to the court, the applause stopped him and left him with a smile.

In the applause of the audience, John Mortensen said with emotion: "Inter Milan scored a total of 5 goals in this game, 2 from Ronaldo and 3 from Rafael. The Rollo combination dominated the game."

"Standing on the stage of the Champions League again after 44 years, but ending the first game with such a game, Chelsea fans may feel regretful and sad, but when they mention this game in the future, they will also have some good memories. That banner, that A ball, that smile from the angel's eyes."

This score also ended the game early.

After the game, Raphael first approached Desailly because they had agreed to swap jerseys.

But compared to his ease and comfort, the French central defender was obviously depressed, "Although I want to exchange jerseys with you, I'm in a delicate mood right now."

Raphael shook the jersey in his hand: "Then do you want it?"

Desailly snatched it with one hand, then handed him his own, and forced a few words with him about the bad weather in London, and made a little complaint about Nesta.

"What's the matter with him?" Rafael was puzzled. They haven't met in the Premier League yet, right?

"The guy asked me with great interest, is there any good restaurant here, hell! I've only been here for a few days?"

Raphael couldn't help laughing, and turned to say: "I know there is a good Spanish restaurant, next time you can invite him to go together."

Desailly said sharply: "Wouldn't it be my treat?"

Raphael smiled and said, "You can invite me too."

This sentence made Desailly turn his head and leave, won the ball, took away 3 points, put me on the background board, and wanted me to treat him?

dream!

Raphael also turned around with the trophy, and saw Vialli coming to shake his hand, and then Zola.

After almost saying hello to the Chelsea team, he came under the stands to say goodbye to Hughes and Byron.

Because of the three games a week, he will return to Milan with the team after the game, and live directly in the base dormitory of Pinettina this night. He can only say goodbye to his father and adoptive father in this way.

Hughes still smiled, but Byron's actions were much more exaggerated.

Raphael didn't want to shout stupidly from the air, and didn't know what to say, so he stared at them for a long time before waving away.

When his back disappeared from view, Hughes couldn't help laughing.

Byron also whispered, "Your son is so cute."

He finally got Rafael's cuteness.

But this only brought Hughes a vigilant look.

"What's your look like?"

"You're okay, don't keep contacting my son behind my back."

"If you are envious, send him a text message yourself! Send an email! Your son will reply to me every time!"

"..."

A hearty victory, worthy of all celebrations after the game, Moratti also came to the locker room and praised almost every player.

The old Robson also brought Ronaldo and Rafael to attend the post-match press conference at the same time after the game very rarely.

When they appeared together, the reporters in the news hall were shocked!

That's Ronaldo and Rafael!

But the old Robson would not let them take the initiative. The old man pulled the microphone closer and began to praise endlessly.

From Ronaldo to Rafael, to other players, he blew it all over again, even the opponents were not let go.

He controlled the field by himself for more than ten minutes, and the time left for the reporters to ask questions was very limited.

After everyone walked across the field and asked him a few simple questions, the reporters could interview the players.

But this is the home court of the British. Facing the problem, Ronaldo looked at Rafael with a smile on his face. Of course Rafael knew what it meant, so he could only act as an interpreter for this guy without a temper

Even if he knows that Ronaldo's language talent is very good.

In fact, it's pretty good, English may be broken, but he can definitely understand most of it.

Raphael acted as an interpreter without a temper, and these reporters on Fleet Street deliberately asked some embarrassing questions for the "interpreter".

For example: "Rafa, please ask Ronnie for me how he felt when he heard that you enjoyed your relationship and said it was like tango?"

Raphael's mind is flooded if he can translate this damn question!

He said directly: "He doesn't feel anything, next question."

This made the news hall burst into laughter and applause, and the old Robson even laughed until his stomach hurt, so that Raphael couldn't help but look at the old Robson.

But when old Robson looked at him, his eyes were extremely innocent.

Not only can Raphael have nothing to do with this old man, but he can't do anything with these uncrowned kings of Fleet Street.

Because these British media don't care about the score at all, they don't care about Ronaldo ending his scoring drought, and they don't care about his hat-trick. They are proud of molesting him, even if he is too lazy to answer.

After the interview, which was not so much a post-match press conference, but a reality show, Rafael also "complained" to the reporters after getting up, "Your readers will definitely be disappointed tomorrow."

Immediately a reporter answered: "That's right, they must be disappointed that you didn't cooperate with us to answer questions properly!"

His colleagues immediately gave him applause!

This guy turned out to be a hero among his peers.

What else could Raphael do?

I could only wave at them and was about to leave when I heard the reporter say: "Rafa, remember to come back during the winter break, we and the readers need you!"

This made Raphael walk faster and more resolutely!

This silent answer allowed him to hear the laughter of these uncrowned kings even when he walked backstage.

Raphael could only shake his head. He felt that his relationship with the British media was wonderful.

Ronaldo whispered: "It seems that you prefer to deal with them."

In Italy, Raphael was not so friendly to reporters.Of course he doesn't like dealing with reporters himself, otherwise he wouldn't spend money to hire a spokesperson.

Raphael said meaningfully: "No one likes to communicate with people who always criticize and discredit themselves maliciously."

Although it is said that the media will always hit the highs and the lows, Inter Milan's players suffer even more in Italy and are even targeted. This is difficult to change, just look at Ronaldo's recent situation.

As for his relationship with the British media, it seems that it is not bad at present, but that is because he plays for the Italian team, and Argentina and England have not met in the big competition.

So Raphael knows very well that how long the honeymoon period between him and the British media can last depends on when they meet with the England team.

After returning to the locker room, Rafael turned on the machine first.

Valencia also had a game today, and the two games started at the same time, so he ordered Anderson in advance to tell him the result once the game was over.

Anderson did more than he was told, sending three text messages.

One was when Aimar scored his first goal in the Champions League with a free kick in the 67th minute of the second half.

One is to congratulate him on wearing a hat, and the last one is to inform Valencia of their 3-0 victory over Glasgow Rangers at home.

Without a doubt, all three texts made the night better.

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