[football] exactly the same

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No matter what unspeakable agreement happened between Cristiano and Chris Jr., since it is not a contradiction and will not affect Real Madrid's league momentum, of course no one will ask.

After all, anyone with a discerning eye can see that the problems between Cristiano and Chris Jr. are exclusive in most cases.

They don't need someone to mediate, or have someone in the middle - you just get out of the way and give them space to work it out on their own.

Therefore, under the atmosphere of this peaceful world, Mendes almost unsurprisingly moved a little bit of caution that he shouldn't have.

"It's time for the knockout soon, my dear José," said Mendes, one day before the official arrival of February, with a few fresh and expensive salmon and a bottle of red wine from a good vintage in the last century. Neoyo said, "The quarter-finals, a perfect opportunity to show who is the only Zeus at the Bernabeu and the sun second only to him."

Mendes has no special research on Greek mythology, nor does Mourinho, so they don't care whether this sentence is accurate or not, they only care about the metaphor in it.

If Cristiano is the god of the gods on Mount Olympus, then little Chris is the sun that never fades.

At least, that's what Mendes hopes.

By the way, maybe Florentino doesn't like Mendes in many ways, but in this case, maybe Florentino is even willing to put his feet up in favor of Mendes.

If buying Chris has any value beyond 'buying a good player', it's clearly 'investing in a great future'.

It is true that there are no weak chickens in the Champions League, but the problem is that the opponents in the quarter-finals are not enough to compete with Real Madrid. Maybe even Florentino, who wants to be crazy about the championship, will acquiesce in Mourinho's risky attempt to start Xiao Ke Reese.

So Mendes does have reason to think that even if his request for crossing the line is not so routine, it is definitely worth considering.

"Honestly, I thought about it, but you know knockouts are no joke. Unless Chris proves that he's already qualified to start in such an important game, I can't play favoritism - Jorge, I mean it .By the way, I firmly object to your or anyone else's meddling with my servants."

Mendes looked disapproving.

"No, I'm serious, Jorge, I know you value little Chris and are afraid that no one will treat him well enough. But I also want you to know that there is no one in Madrid who doesn't value Chris, everyone knows that His value - and I'm the one who knows how to play his value." Mourinho is almost a warning to Mendes.

But in order not to shake the friendly relationship between each other for many years, Mourinho eased the atmosphere with a less tense joke afterwards, "If I were you, I would focus on Cristiano's birthday party-not many Holy shit, I hope you don't disappoint him. After all, disappointing Cristiano is a terrible thing."

Mendes accepted it as soon as he saw it, and didn't continue to emphasize things that he shouldn't have asked, "Of course, will you go?"

Keeping a certain distance from players in personal life has always been Mourinho's position - at least as long as Mendes can remember.So although Mendes asked, he was actually just being polite.

He had no idea that Mourinho would readily agree to go.

It seems to have made some unspeakable mistake...

But fortunately, Cristiano didn't say anything - Cristiano likes to be with friends, and he also likes this kind of lively party, so even if someone with a strange identity appears on the scene accidentally, he can turn a blind eye.

What's more, by the way, the Real Madrid coach is not the strangest person in this venue.

"Hello, Mr. Aveiro."

Mendes was very shocked to see Mr. Aveiro in this place-Cristiano is known to be exclusive on the issue of little Chris, so Mendes can't understand why Cristiano has been so temperamental recently Change.

The identity of Mr. Aveiro is well known. In order to avoid unnecessary embarrassment, most people chose to smile but kept silent. Therefore, when Mendes took the initiative to greet Mr. Aveiro, Mr. Aveiro was obviously relaxed. tone.

"Hello, Mr. Mendes." Mr. Aveiro was as polite as ever-this made Mendes feel that Cristiano really shouldn't invite him to this embarrassing occasion for him.

Mr. Aveiro seemed to have some mind-reading skills to see what Mendes meant, so he took the initiative to explain to Cristiano, "Mr. Ronaldo just mentioned that it was Chris who wanted me to come-he seemed to think this It will help improve the relationship between me and Mr. Ronaldo. For his kindness, I am here."

Mendes is now even more embarrassed by the empathy of the other party-after all, Cristiano's opponent's EQ is so broken, which is obviously not good news for Cristiano.

"Actually, I also hope that Mr. Ronaldo knows that I am not here to grab him. I am just here to do what I should do." Mr. Aveiro continued to interpret the whole thing with his steady IQ and EQ.

Mendes actually doesn't care about this part, because the current situation is actually very obvious. Although there is no conclusive evidence, it is clear that Cristiano has achieved an overwhelming advantage in this war-in this case, Mendes believes that I have every reason to think that Mr. Aveiro's opinion is not worth mentioning now.

But of course, he couldn't show that in front of the person involved.

"Of course, we all know your intentions." Mendes praised Mr. Aveiro with a smile.

Mr. Aveiro just smiled at Mendes perfunctorily, "But of course, I think Mr. Ronaldo probably doesn't mind this now-after all, he seems to have reason to think that he has won a war." .”

Mendez is now starting to regret standing here talking to Mr. Aveiro.

However, in order not to make the scene too embarrassing, Mendes forced himself to continue the topic, "But I've always been curious about a question, but I'm not sure whether I should ask you this way."

Generally, when someone asks you 'I don't know if you should speak', the standard answer is 'shut up', but due to the fluency and politeness of human social interaction, most people will say 'please speak'.

Typical of most people is Mr. Aveiro.

So it's no surprise, Mr. Aveiro smiled and said please.

"Sir, why do you insist on staying in Madrid? Actually... don't you already know that Chris has a very good life? Uh, I mean, you can rest assured that he is not?" Mendes may have realized that My initial statement was not polite, so I changed the description hastily.

Mr. Aveiro is not offended.

"Actually, when I first met Chris I did think he was even a more perfect person than me, so maybe it's best for him that I keep quiet."

Exactly—not a standard social answer, but Mendes almost blurted out the words.

"However, when I had a certain relationship with Mr. Ronaldo and learned a little about him through Chris, I felt that maybe it was necessary for me to come to Madrid."

Mendes expressed shock - seriously, wasn't Cristiano good enough for Chriss?Is he to blame for Chris losing the game because he snatched Chris's gamepad twice?

of course……

Well, it's worth it a little bit, but it's extenuating.

"Can I ask why?" Mendes said.

Mr. Aveiro hesitated, as if he was hesitating whether he should talk about the birthday guy at such a birthday party——Mendez expressed his approval and gratitude, "It's okay Mr. Aveiro, Cristiano is never afraid of anything." People say about him - he's a good kid. We all know that."

Mr. Aveiro glanced at Mendez and declined to comment. "I just want to protect Chris."

Mendes couldn't see the value in the matter.

"I've also seen some young kids in Lisbon become famous as teenagers, earn a lot of money, and eventually lose themselves because of money, addicted to relationships and certain drugs|drugs." Mr. Aveiro said, "I don't Hopefully Chris will be one of them."

"I appreciate your intentions, but with all due respect, Cristiano would never allow Chris to become such a person." Mendes admitted that this sentence sounded like 'you are useless', but for In defense of Cristiano, he still said so.

Mr. Aveiro shook his head, "But I have checked the news about Mr. Ronaldo. With all due respect, Mr. Mendes, Mr. Ronaldo's record is not very glorious-you know, I mean the nightclub little prince in Manchester? I remember the media saying that."

"I don't intend to judge a young gentleman lightly, but please forgive me, I come from a strict Christian family, and our attitude towards life is not indulged in pleasure."

Mendez had no way to refute.

He just wanted to say: **Media.