Pirated Ronaldo

Chapter 302 Shearer + Owen vs. Manchester United
Every minute of Manchester United in the city of Newcastle, they are surrounded by fanatical Magpie fans. These fans use various forms to declare their presence to Manchester United, slogans, songs, abuse, and even throw debris at Manchester United fans. .

As long as Manchester United players show up, they cannot escape the attack of Newcastle fans!

"It's really a bastard city! Isn't it that Newcastle people are very friendly to outsiders? What the hell!"

Even Ronando, who traveled all over the world and went to many places, was a little tired of being troubled.

Newcastle fans are all-pervasive. They are always trying their best to get close to Manchester United players, and the purpose is to take the opportunity to send a few words of abuse, or to keep the deliberately dirty Manchester United jerseys on Manchester United players. Even though the local police in Newcastle stepped up For the protection of Manchester United, those people still enjoy it.

"Wake up, boy, this is the Premier League! Next time you go to Bolton, you have to be more careful, the fans will not throw bad jerseys at you, but maybe throw stones at you!"

Throw rocks!Gary Neville's statement made Ronando frightened. It was no longer an expression of dissatisfaction, but a criminal offense!
Seeing those old players chatting and laughing indifferently, Ronaldo still admires these people in his heart. Being a star in the Premier League is much more stressful than in Portugal. When he was in Benfica, he once I heard that some Sporting Lisbon fans issued death threats to Simão, but in fact, even if Benfica beat Sporting Lisbon so badly, there was no such thing as Sporting Lisbon fans attacking him or Simão with stones in the end.

Simao is still having a good time, and he should go to the bar, just be careful not to stray into the bar where Sporting Lisbon fans gather.

The only person in the Manchester United team who has not been attacked by Newcastle fans, it is a bit unbelievable to say that it is Ferguson!
The reason is simple, Ferguson was knighted by the Queen of England himself!
In 1999, because Ferguson led Manchester United to achieve an unprecedented triple crown, he was canonized as a knight by the Queen of England, which made him the only active coach who can add "Sir" in front of his name to represent Sir. The title is the proper word for football coach.

Prior to this, Ferguson had received the "CBE" medal in the Order of the British Empire in 1996. This is the third rank of the five ranks of the British Empire. It is called the "Medal of Knighthood", and the recipient can be called "Jazz". Therefore, although Ferguson was often called "Jazz" at that time, he was actually not qualified. He could not be called "Jazz" on official occasions until after 5. .

In England, some football coaches and players have also won the British Empire Medal, but they are not eligible to be officially called "Sir", such as: Arsene Wenger, Beckham, Alan Shearer, Mark Hughes, they Both were awarded the "OBE" (Fourth Class, Officer of the Order of the Order), but can only be called knights in informal settings.

Sir, enjoys a unique status in the UK, similar to the former nobility, is a great honor, representing the majesty of the British royal family.

Therefore, fans often see Ferguson being very courageous on the sidelines, daring to question the referee, and even knocking over the referee with his head once, but in the end he was only given a very light punishment, which is the same as he is the winner of the "CBE" medal , and being canonized as a knight has a lot to do with it.

Ferguson is a Sir, even if Newcastle fans don't like him, they can't insult him with words.

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St. James' Park Stadium is a very old stadium with a history of more than 120 years. Such a stadium is a witness of history in England. As the birthplace of modern football, England's stadium culture is unparalleled. A stadium, just Represents the history of a team.

Newcastle people regard their St. James' Park stadium as precious as life.

Here, there is a unique tradition. All lifelong fans of Newcastle, after they die, can choose to bury their ashes under a lawn of the stadium, so that they can be with their beloved stadium forever and be able to "" Watch your team play here with your own eyes.

Is this creepy? For more than 100 years, I don't know how many dead Newcastle fans have buried their ashes here!

When the visiting team players who come here to play against Newcastle step on the lawn, or fall down and rub their faces on the lawn, what kind of mood will they feel!

You can't accuse the people of Newcastle of being wretched, because this is their "culture", and it has been this tradition for more than 100 years!

This is a "death stadium", just like the black tone of the stadium, enough to make every visiting team player feel terrified, especially those young players, who often make some inexplicable mistakes here.

On the contrary, for the people of Newcastle, St James' Park is their holy place.

Of course, the so-called holy land can only give Newcastle some bonuses to victory. The most fundamental thing is to rely on the strength of the team. Newcastle did not perform well last season. They only achieved a 36% winning rate at home. , It can be seen that these external factors cannot protect Newcastle very well.

Last season, Newcastle's performance fell sharply, on the one hand due to the decline of Alan Shearer's state, and on the other hand because of the escalation of the club's internal fighting.

In the summer of 2004, the conflict between the team's meritorious coach Bobby Robson and Alan Shearer finally broke out because the team failed to enter the Champions League. , Alan Shearer won again. People were surprised to find that another Newcastle coach resigned because of a disagreement with Alan Shearer. Who was the last one?Starting from the Dutch star Gullit, this kind of thing is no longer news in Newcastle.

Souness, who took over the coach of Newcastle, was not able to extinguish the internal strife in the team. Newcastle had serious internal friction last season.

Lee Bowyer and Kierondale fought on the pitch, striker Bellamy, half-back Robert bombarded the manager, and Souness's team, or Shearer's team, was in constant trouble.

However, although Newcastle did not start this season well, the Newcastle people firmly believe that the team has overcome the difficulties. The departure of the discordant Bellamy and Robert gave Newcastle people reason to believe that their troubles are over and better days are approaching.

As the "Newcastle Evening News" said: "The Magpies are being resurrected, Shearer + Owen, and the England model is revived."

Shearer + Owen!This is a combination that is enough to make any Englishman look forward to it.

While Alan Shearer is old and Michael Owen may be shaky and out of shape after a hated year at Real Madrid, these two forwards, godlike beings in England, have one thing in common. The characteristic is that it can score goals...Super high scoring efficiency!

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Souness: "Ex-Liverpool and Real Madrid striker Michael Owen will represent Newcastle in the fourth round of the Premier League!"

Just this sentence is enough to say a lot of things!

Owen, the former golden boy of England, now 25 years and 8 months old, is the most scoring striker in England after Alan Shearer. Even in Alan Shearer's era, he was already able to compete with Shearer. He won the Premier League Golden Boot twice in 1998 and 1999. He was the youngest England player and the youngest goal scorer in the 20th century. In the 98 France World Cup on behalf of England against Argentina, Owen made a long-distance attack and broke into the world wave, making the whole world The whole world recognized this chasing boy and was astonished.

Since entering the Premier League at the age of 17 years and 143 days, Owen's name has represented goals, and no one dared to ignore him.

England U16 team, scored 11 goals in 15 games, England U18 team, scored 9 goals in 8 games, the national team scored 31 goals, with an average of 0 goals per game, played for 45~1997 Liverpool played 2004 times in the league and scored 214 goals, averaging 117 goals per game. He played 0 times in the European War and scored 55 goals, averaging 54 goals per game.

You know, when Irving left Liverpool for Real Madrid in the summer of 2004, he was only 24 years and 7 months old, but he had already become a Premier League 100-goal club player.

Many English people lament that Alan Shearer and Michael Owen are both God-given babies to England. Their age difference is 9 years, which is exactly one generation. A top scorer.

Now, the problem Manchester United encounters is that England's two most scoring forwards will join hands to deal with them!

Alan Shearer is 35 years old. This season should be his last time in the Premier League. He cannot maintain his state for a long time, but it is not difficult to maintain the state of a game!
Michael Owen is 25 years old. He has taken a detour in Real Madrid for a year, but he still has a record to be proud of: the player with the highest scoring efficiency in La Liga in the 2004-05 season!Scored 13 goals!
This is a huge gimmick. When Shearer and Irving join forces, what kind of fighting power will erupt?

Manchester United's defensive ability may not be the strongest in the Premier League, but it is definitely among the top three. Only Liverpool and Chelsea can have a slight advantage over this team. On the other hand, Manchester United's scoring ability this season is also Not weak, scored 5 goals in two league games, and scored 4 goals in two Champions League games. Is this scoring efficiency comparable to the scoring ability of Shearer + Owen?

For a while, even the highlight of the fourth round held on Sunday night, Liverpool vs. Arsenal, was temporarily ignored by everyone.

All eyes are on Newcastle's St James' Park.

What a dragon and tiger fight!Shearer + Owen PK Manchester United, which one is better, will determine whether Newcastle has the ability to re-emerge in the Premier League this season. At the same time, it can also be seen whether Manchester United, which is struggling in adversity, can be worthy of the "New Manchester United" this title...

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