The Young Lion

There are a lot of teams in the Premier League surrendering to money!

I think it's a very sad phenomenon, a lot of teams can lose to Chelsea and not care because Chelsea are not the defending champions.

However, they probably forget that last season, Chelsea beat a lot of teams in the Premier League in a way that I think was unaggressive. This season, the teams that lost to Chelsea last season, didn't learn Lesson, hehe, you can lose the second time, the third time, as many times as you want, this is the sad part, has Chelsea become stronger? Maybe, is Chelsea unstoppable? Hehehe, we will wait and see.

There are many teams who can't forget the pain because they lost to Millwall many times, and were even bloodbathed by Millwall. Then, in order to retaliate against Millwall, they simply gave Millwall's competitors 3 points. Forget it, anyway, they can't beat Millwall on the court, hehehe, what I said just now is a kind of speculation and suspicion, you must not take it seriously, even if such a phenomenon really occurs, don't take it for granted, put me The words are targeted.

Aldridge talked eloquently, and also hinted at other teams in the Premier League with counterproductive remarks.

Don't be easily defeated by Chelsea on the scene, then, his remarks now are humiliating you, mocking you, and mocking you for being worthless!

Chelsea is challenging Liverpool this round, and the focus is on the final game. Mourinho's pre-match press conference will be tomorrow. On this day, Mourinho faces the reporters with a serious face.

Of course, some reporters relayed Aldridge's remarks. Even if no one said it, Mourinho would still watch the news.

Aldrich's remarks. Will piss off a lot of teams!

So what?

Aldridge doesn't care!

Anyway, anger is not anger. Millwall encountered the same resistance.

Except for the giants in the Premier League. When other teams encountered Millwall, it was almost as if they were fighting with all their might.

Initially it was revenge emotion!

Up to now, these teams playing Millwall have distorted the meaning of the game, transcending hatred and turning it into glory!

If the Premier League team can draw with Millwall, it will be as glorious as a victory. If they beat Millwall, it will be as festive as winning the championship.

The lower divisions face Millwall in the Cup.

Being able to score a goal for Millwall, no matter what the score is on the field, their players are as excited as if they won the Ballon d'Or!

This is all understandable.

After all, a low-level team has a low exposure rate. When they played against Millwall, the attention they received suddenly rose several levels.

Another goal, that's not bad, it's almost a realistic version of becoming famous with one goal.

Mourinho has deliberately kept a low profile this season. In addition to the internal problems of the club that have arisen before, it also includes the club's top management. Top level, Boss Abu!

Abramovich needs influence. Rather than let Mourinho become the most dazzling presence of this team, Mourinho does not want to confront the boss and steal the boss's limelight.

At least, before he beats Aldridge, he needs to endure.

But since there is a war between Millwall and Chelsea, what's wrong with Millwall taking the initiative?

Mourinho doesn't want Chelsea to be too eye-catching at this time. Seven consecutive victories are good, and it would be better to get rid of Millwall by 9 points, but if Chelsea stand on the cusp and are surrounded by the Premier League, Millwall will naturally win profit.

At the press conference, Mourinho had a straight face. In response to Aldridge's remarks, he sneered: Some people's remarks are very strange. When Millwall keeps winning, why does no one say yes? The opponent handed over 3 points? Chelsea’s victory has become the opponent’s non-resistance? I think this kind of remarks are disrespectful to all the teams in the Premier League! We concentrate on the game and strive to win. Our dedication is the same as that of the opponent Likewise, when we win a game, our opponents can walk off the field with their heads held high because they, like us, are playing with all their might.

Mourinho obviously wants to use his own way to deal with him, let other teams in the Premier League deepen their hatred of Millwall, and then go all out to attack Millwall, because Aldridge deserves Their counterattack!

However, Mourinho may have overestimated his influence in the Premier League.

The same method was used by Aldridge and Mourinho. Of course, Aldridge is more dominant in the three-point area of ​​the Premier League. Moreover, as mentioned above, Millwall's opponents have not given up. Only under certain circumstances, for example, if you encounter a relegation battle after playing Millwall, then you may strategically give up the match with Millwall, otherwise? Stuck for 90 minutes in a game where the odds of winning were slim?

Aldridge sits at the Lion King Stadium with a relaxed and happy mood, and Mourinho's remarks made him happy.

Really, it might have been better if Mourinho hadn't said a word.

However, Mourinho couldn't keep his mouth shut, and after keeping a low profile for two months, he probably couldn't hold back anymore.

No one is a fool, can not hear the implication of Aldridge and Mourinho's remarks?

It's just that Aldrich used Yangmou!

He is using the media to amplify a fact that may be ignored by everyone.

Chelsea did really well last season!

And also defeated, even double-killed many teams!

Don't these teams ask for something for their dignity this season?

With Millwall as the biggest sniping target, everyone doesn't care much about Chelsea's record last year. After all, Chelsea did not win the league championship.

But as soon as Aldridge said it, the media would naturally hype up this topic, look through the old accounts, look at those Chelsea opponents, their recent battle records with Chelsea, and then publicize them before the game. Chelsea can't do it.

Just like Manchester United and Arsenal, they are actually focused on by many teams, because their image as a wealthy family is deeply ingrained, while Chelsea, a newly promoted aristocrat, has not yet attracted the attention of many teams, and even due to outdated vision, most The team regards Chelsea as an upstart, and deceiving themselves to belittle Chelsea mentally will more or less affect their performance on the court.

Aldridge was in a happy mood to witness the team beat Everton at home from the sidelines.

But he didn't notice that Moyes looked rather sad in front of the visiting coach's bench.

Moyes's heart is like an ice cellar, it's icy cold.

Not only did Aldridge ignore him at the pre-match press conference, he even didn't shake his hand before the start of the game, which further despised him!

Moyes should have blamed Aldridge by mistake, because before the start of the game, Aldridge had just watched Mourinho's pre-match press conference interview at Stamford Bridge. He was thinking about things after entering the field, so he ignored Moyes.

On the court, Everton resisted Millwall with all their strength and successfully defended the first half, but they collapsed in the second half when Ronaldinho and Kaka each scored a goal.

The reason for Moyes' pain is also here.

It seems that his Everton really has nothing to stop Millwall's crushing!

After the game, Aldridge went to shake hands with Moyes as usual, and he patted Moyes on the arm, which seemed to be an encouraging gesture.

Moyes left without a word.

After the game, the Sun published a battle report.

The classic picture in The Godfather was photoshopped into the avatar, Aldrich became the godfather, and Moyes became the subordinate who was bowing and kissing hands.

The unscrupulous The Sun also added text to the screen illustrations.

Boss, I have delivered the 3 points you asked for!

Although Aldrich is used to the Sun's unscrupulous and unrestricted approach.

However, upon waking up in the morning and seeing such a report, he still spit out his morning coffee.

Sprayed the face of the little princess Bonnie who was sitting next to him!

Bonnie burst into tears immediately!

Aldrich had to accompany the little princess out for a long time in order to coax the child.

At night, Yi Wen told Aldrich before going to bed: Actually, Bonnie was crying on purpose!

This little princess is really a big kid.

Knowing that Aldrich loves him, he always improvises to win more favor from his father.

But that night, Aldridge was not very happy.

damn it!

The Red Army Liverpool lost 1:4 to Chelsea at Anfield!

The Blues Chelsea are overwhelming!

Eight consecutive victories started!

The next morning, while driving to work, Aldridge received a call from Benitez.

Aldrich, you are going too far!

Fuck, what's wrong with me?

Aldridge, who was driving, was upset.

You lost to Chelsea at Anfield and got beaten by the Blues.

I didn't say anything about you, but you asked me to blame you?

You want to be famous after all, right?

I admit that Liverpool lost to Chelsea, but it's not your turn to blame Liverpool, right?

Fart! I haven't said a word to Liverpool!

Then it's written in the newspaper? Well, I know what's going on, damn unscrupulous reporter!

You and I understand. You called me because you wanted me to comfort you, right?

There are all kinds of British tabloids, and countless ones are taken out of context, and there are many understated ones.

Aldridge did not express any views on the battle between Liverpool and Chelsea, but the reporters may turn out Aldridge's previous remarks and then make use of them to humiliate Liverpool.

Benitez must have understood this, but he may have been so depressed that he called without thinking carefully.

In fact, he worked hard.

At home, I want to defeat Chelsea and end Chelsea's winning streak.

After all, in the last round of the league, Chelsea showed fatigue when they played Aston Villa at home.

But Benitez may have forgotten one thing, Chelsea is best at counterattack, even at Anfield, the more Liverpool want to win, the easier it is to lose and the worse! (to be continued...)

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