amazing coach

Update time:2013-05-05

When it comes to Scottish football, fans are most familiar with Rangers and Celtic. Few fans will know the team Queen's Park. However, a hundred years ago, Queen's Park was the most successful team in Scotland.

, the emergence of many rules in football matches, such as free kicks, halftime breaks, and even the addition of crossbars on the goal, are all contributed by this team.

The decline of Queen's Park was due to their opposition to professionalism. Queen's Park once refused professional players to join and even refused to participate in the professional league. It was not until 1900 that they appeared in the professional league, but only used non-professional players.

But there has been no change. Now, the Queen's Park team is also the only all-amateur team in the Scottish leagues at all levels.

Now even the most senior Scottish fans are not very familiar with Queen's Park, but no Scottish fan does not know that Queen's Park's home stadium, Hampton Park, is even better than Kyle's in Europe.

Celtic Park, the home of the Celtics, and Ibrox, the home of the Rangers, are even more prominent and legendary.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the new Hampden Park stadium was considered one of the most modern stadiums in the world. Its design and capacity were repeatedly mentioned as a model throughout the 20th century. Initially, the stadium accommodated an astonishing number of fans.

150,000. In the 1937 Scottish Football Association Cup final, when Celtic and Aberdeen clashed here, a total of 146,433 people came to watch the game. In the same year, during a match between Scotland and England, Hampden Park

149,415 fans even poured into the stadium. In the 1970 UEFA Cup final, the game between Celtic and Leeds United was held here, and 136,000 people came to the scene. The attendance record for the European Champions Cup final was also set here.

In the Champions League final in May 1960, Real Madrid defeated Frankfurt 7:3. The audience at the stadium was close to 130,000.

With the prosperity of European football, there are more and more five-star stadiums, and Queen's Park team has not fallen into the top league. Hampden Park Stadium is rarely mentioned again until this season it was banned by UEFA.

Designated as the venue for the Champions League final, this great stadium has once again become the focus of attention from fans around the world.

On May 15th, the annual Champions League final kicked off again. The two teams participating in the competition are both well-known giants in world football. One is Inter Milan, which has won the Champions League three times, and the other has won 7

Second Champions League champion Real Madrid.

The game started at 7:45 pm local time. An hour before, the Hampden Park stadium, which could accommodate 52,000 people, was already full.

Hundreds of reporters from dozens of countries, dozens of commentators, as many as 500 riot police, countless dignitaries, businessmen and celebrities, the entire stadium's stands are as bright as the stars on the field.

The difference between Inter Milan and Real Madrid.

"...Inter Milan and Real Madrid took to the court under the leadership of Swiss referee Meyer. After going through two group matches and two knockout rounds, the players who came to this court were the best players this season.

team, and these two best teams have to compete to decide who is the strongest team in Europe this season. This is cruel, but also extremely exciting. I believe this time

, not only fans of Inter Milan and Real Madrid, but fans all over the world are also waiting for the start of the game. Jiang Mu and Del Bosque, the old and the young, are the wisest coaches in world football. I believe they will not let the fans

Disappointed, they will bring us an unforgettable classic..."

"For Real Madrid people, Hampden Park is obviously their blessed place. 42 years ago, they defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 7-3 here, setting three Champions League final records and scoring the most goals (

10); the most individual goals (Puscas, 4); the largest number of spectators (127,000). So far, these three records have not been broken... Of course, Inter Milan fans don’t have to worry, in Real Madrid and

In the history of Inter Milan's battles, Inter Milan has a slight advantage with 8 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses. In the Champions League final of the 1963-64 season, Inter Milan won the championship 3:1 Real Madrid. Although times have changed, history will never be forgotten.

Yes, the tradition continues, Inter Milan definitely still has the psychological advantage, and two years ago, Inter Milan's head coach Jiang Mu also led Alkmaar to defeat Real Madrid in the Champions League final and win the championship. This is a big win for Inter Milan.

, are all major favorable factors..."

"Now let's take a look at the lineups of both sides. Real Madrid lineup: goalkeeper Cesar, defenders: Salgado, Hiero, Helguera, Carlos, midfielder: Zidane, Figo, Marclay

Rai, Solari, Forward: Raul, Morientes

Inter Milan's lineup: goalkeeper Toldo; defenders: Zanetti, Cannavaro, Simic, Cordoba; midfielder: Pirlo, DiBianho, Materazzi, Ronaldi

Neo; forwards: Ronaldo and Vieri.”

"...Now two staff members will take the championship trophy into the field... Let's see which side can take it away today... Let's continue the topic just now. Real Madrid and Inter Milan basically have no injuries. Inter Milan

Milan's main center back Cannavaro was originally injured, but he came back in time to catch up with the final. Both Del Bosque and Jiang Mu are world-class coaches, with strong on-the-spot command skills and always good formations.

An amazing move. Coach Bosque has another surprise player in this game. From the positioning point of view, left winger Solari came to the midfielder position to partner with Makelele. This is a new move. I didn’t know that Bosque arranged it this way.

Is the intention to strengthen the attack on the left? But there are already Zidane and Carlos on the left. Maybe Bosque wants to put heavy troops on the left, and Figo on the right is a feint attack... Inter Milan

There was also an unusual arrangement today. Materazzi came to the defensive midfielder position. This was unexpected, because Materazzi had always been partnering with Cannavaro on the back line. Jiang Mu moved Materazzi to the defensive midfielder position.

Lacy's position is advanced, probably because it is difficult to compete with Real Madrid for control of the midfield, so he hopes to strengthen his defense and try his best to play behind Real Madrid..."

Seeing the opponent's lineup walking onto the court, Jiang Mu and Bosque frowned. Before the game, they both made detailed analyzes of their opponents and made all possible preparations, fearing that they would be caught off guard by their opponents.

, but once the players stand on the court, they understand that the opponent still has arrangements that they did not expect.

As experienced head coaches, Del Bosque and Jiang Mu are of course far more discerning than reporters, commentators and fans, and they immediately understood the purpose of their opponents' formation.

Inter Milan's right wing is the strongest. Ronaldinho and Zanetti are world-class whether they work as a team or individually. If Ronaldo takes the time to get involved, it will definitely cause extreme damage to Real Madrid's left wing.

There was huge pressure, but Bosque did not want to strengthen the defense on the left. Instead, he lined up the strongest attacking lineup and prepared for a head-on battle with Inter Milan.

Inter Milan put Materazzi in the midfielder today, mainly because they were worried about Cannavaro's injury, and hoped that Materazzi would take on more defensive tasks instead of just rushing forward to fight for headers.

After Jiang Mu thought for a moment, he immediately asked Chang'e 1 to analyze it, observe the advantages and disadvantages of Bosque's formation, and find out how to deal with it.

"Bosque's use of Solari is very special." Baresi also saw this change in Real Madrid and said to Jiang Mu.

Jiang Mu smiled slightly and said: "Solaris is Real Madrid's third wave of attacking force. It seems that he wants to fight us to the death on the right wing."

Baresi said: "Should we attack or defend?"

Jiang Mu waved his hand and said calmly: "Of course we are playing according to the pre-game plan. It is wrong to make any adjustments at this time."

In the Real Madrid coaching bench, Bosque was also seriously exchanging opinions on Inter Milan's lineup and formation with the assistant coach. The flexible yet steady Bosque made the same decision as Jiang Mu, waiting for changes.

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After the players from both sides exchanged team flags and emblems, they took a group photo under the arrangement of UEFA officials. Then, referee Meyer blew the whistle to start the game.

The first to kick off was Real Madrid. In the midfield, they have a master of ball control like Zidane, a master of breakthroughs like Figo, and a steal and interception artist like Makelele. Real Madrid are not in a hurry to attack at the beginning, but to control the ball.

At the feet, patiently looking for loopholes in Inter Milan's defense.

Inter Milan was well prepared for a defensive counterattack before the game. After Real Madrid took possession of the ball, except for Vieri and Ronaldo on the front line who inserted themselves into Real Madrid's half, the midfielder only advanced to the center circle, always in their own half.

Prepare to use your superior force to surround Real Madrid's midfield.

Real Madrid deployed heavily on the left, and as expected, they also tried to open a gap from Inter Milan's right.

After the ball was passed three times and two fell, Carlos, who couldn't bear the loneliness, came out from the full-back position, and Zidane also timely passed the ball to the wing, allowing Carlos to attack Zanetti.

Carlos's wing assists are a weapon for Real Madrid's offense. Because the Brazilian is extremely fast and has great endurance, he has completely become a regular weapon in Real Madrid's offense, rather than a surprise weapon.

Although it is a conventional weapon, Carlos's assist is very difficult to prevent, because he does not have any fancy moves, he just uses his speed to force overtaking. Players who are not as fast as him have nothing to do when encountering such a nonsensical breakthrough, except for fouling.

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Zanetti is similar to Carlos in terms of endurance, but Zanetti cannot compare with Carlos in terms of explosive power. After the two met, before Di Bianho could help defend, Carlos passed the ball.

Forcibly breaking through Zanetti, Zanetti had no choice but to reach out and pull Zanetti down. The referee Meyer decisively blew the whistle, indicating that Zanetti had committed a foul, and awarded Real Madrid a free pass on the right side of the penalty area.

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