[football] exactly the same

When the final whistle ended, Mourinho's mind went blank.

He doesn't know what he's doing for a few seconds, he's only woken up to the boos of the audience, and then realizes he's kissing little Chris's forehead over and over again.

He couldn't quite hear the content of the cursing after the boos, and he didn't know what the other people who were standing in the distance watching him hug and kiss little Chris were thinking at this moment, he only knew what he got .

For the first time in his life, it became clear to Mourinho that he had been given a chance, a chance to make an indelible mark on a gifted teenager and become a kingmaker.

He never mentioned it, but that doesn't mean he doesn't envy the Jazz -- not just a coach, but a godfather.

Although he has stated many times publicly or privately that the only thing he cares about is the championship, but he knows in his heart that he occasionally hopes that he can get an opportunity like the Jazz.He also occasionally hopes that when he is mentioned many years later, he will be introduced as a great coach and a great mentor.

Good players are easy to get, but leaders are always hard to come by—what he said to Chris Jr. can also be applied to himself, but when applied to himself, this sentence should become: Good coaches are easy to get, But great mentors are always rare.

Mourinho wants to be the best, the greatest, he never got the chance, but now God gave him little Chris.

"Good boy," Mourinho never thought he would say the word to a young player, 'kid' - he has always hated an adult who treats himself like a child and pretends not to know the rules of the world. Know the rules of social interaction.But now, he just said it to Chris Jr., "Good boy, you're doing really well."

Little Chris's eyes were shining, he looked at Mourinho for confirmation, "Really sir, do you think I'm doing well enough? I didn't score...I mean..."

'As a striker, you either attract the defense to create chances for your team-mates, or you score goals yourself... or what else?Goalkeeper? "Cristiano said with great malice towards the goalkeeper, "but of course, there are many things that defenders can do, such as defending, passing the ball, and scoring goals.huh, sese? '

'Cristiano, are you talking to a benefactor who helped you score goals and win the Champions League?I've done all your work, why don't you repay me with your salary, and laugh at me? 'Uncle Ramos hit back at Cristiano like that at the time.

Mourinho felt that his eyeballs were crooked following Cristiano, "It's not a problem! Chris, believe me! It doesn't matter to the striker...I mean to you. You don't Know how well you did today! The whole world will be amazed at you, everything we do today is making way for your time."

In the end, it was a frenzy, an indescribable passion.

But Chris Jr. didn't seem to notice Mourinho's emotions. He turned his head and looked eagerly at Cristiano, who was still immobilized by his teammates on the grass because of his hat-trick.

"If you don't get up again, you will save your opponent." Mourinho found that Chris was watching the stadium, and finally noticed the tragedy that was about to happen, and immediately stopped him carelessly, "Cristiano, to be honest, you Made the home team miserable - I watched you tease|twiddle their nerves upfield all game. It's fatigue."

"That's right, their coach is staring at us every time he sees you holding the ball." Ramos, who didn't get the right time to rush over to suppress Cristiano just now, said angrily, "The bench was ruined by you. "

Cristiano turned a blind eye to all these teasing, he looked at little Chris with a smile, and when he realized that little Chris also wanted to say something to him, he said it first, "Look, you are not very good today. Is it perfect?"

'No, Chris, I love you very much, but I don't like to say that a person is perfect - you know, we are not perfect. ' Little Chris remembered his father telling him so.

"Is it really perfect?" Little Chris couldn't wait to ask, "I mean, my performance today."

Cristiano didn't seem to expect the young man to ask this question, but he nodded anyway, "It's perfect, at least I think so—but I'm sure everyone else thinks so too."

"Friends in the audience, this afternoon we witnessed the beginning of the next ten years of Real Madrid."

Mourinho was not the only one who fell into frenzy. The commentary on Real Madrid TV also entered a certain religious mood-it's just that people are different.

He seemed to be narrating a piece of history, so solemn that it was almost bizarre.

"I don't know how Madrid and all of Europe will tell such a legend in 100 years, but I know that this legend begins today, and what we will see in the next ten years is the light given to Madrid by an angel."

"I don't know how many kids can send two assists in their first official game appearance, and I don't know how many people in Europe can make such two wonderful passes. I just know Cristiano got the midfield support he dreamed of, and Chris got the best eater in the world - I don't think Chris should be a striker, if Mr Mourinho wants to, I hope he can Turn Chris into an attacking midfielder."

"The Portuguese national team game has proved that Chris is excellent as a striker. I don't deny that. But at least from the perspective of Real Madrid, I think the degree of understanding between Chris and Cristiano is amazing. Moving back might give Cristiano more support."

If the commentator can realize this problem, then obviously, Mourinho can too.

However, compared with the simple and crude "for Real Madrid" of the commentary, Mourinho still has a little selfishness and a little consideration from the perspective of Chris.

Transforming Chris means letting Chris give up a position he likes—at least Mourinho thinks this is the position he likes. If it is someone else, this question is very simple, and Mourinho will ask He, do you want to play under me or do you want to maintain your original aspirations and make a living on your own-this is such a fascist, one word, this is the way Mourinho is most used to working.

But for little Chris, Mourinho is always more tolerant, not to mention that little Chris has done very well in the forward position.So Mourinho felt a little bit unbearable. He felt that he couldn't bear to let Little Chris make changes that he might not have voluntarily.

On the other hand, selfishly, he even hopes to raise a child by himself, and then see if he can have a one-on-one duel with Jazz's baby-he kind of wants to see if his little Chris can Cristiano beat the Jazz.

But realism ultimately trumped everything.

The Jazz can stay safe at Manchester United, but if he wants to have enough time to train a little Chris in Real Madrid, the most important thing is the results first.

He thought for a long time on the return bus and plane how to tell little Chris this decision.

Mourinho made a lot of plans, but even though he knew that Chris was a different, gentler kid than Cristiano, he still didn't expect all his plans to be used.

Because little Chris said yes almost immediately.

"Huh?" This time it was Mourinho's turn to feel a little confused, "Well, I thought you would not be very happy-I mean that many players would not be very happy about changing positions and playing football. Law."

For example, your landlord will probably strangle me to the death...

"You said this would help the team?" Little Chris seemed to be confused by Mourinho's explanation, so he reconfirmed what he heard.

Mourinho nodded.

"You also said that this will generate greater support for Cristiano?" Chris Jr. continued to ask.

Mourinho had a bad feeling in his heart, but he nodded again.

"So yes, my answer is: yes, I am willing to accept changing the way of playing, this is not a problem for me, please do it according to your ideas." Little Chris seems to be afraid that Mourinho will not listen As if he knew Portuguese, he spoke slowly and clearly and carefully repeated his answer, "I have nothing to hate, since it is good for the team and... er, good."

Although Chris Jr. didn't say the proper noun behind 'and', Mourinho still knew what it was.

Since it's good for the team and Cristiano.

Not because I think, I hope, I like it, but because it's good for the team and for Cristiano.

Cristiano is sometimes thought to be too egotistical, but... Mourinho doesn't know, he doesn't know which is worse, being too egotistical or little Chris seems to have almost no ego.