The Young Lion

At the end of the first half, the players walked towards the player's channel. The expressions of the players on both sides were normal. Millwall was just a little bit angry.

Aldridge walked from the side to the player channel, and the fans in the stands stood out and made various actions against him.

Booing, cheering, applauding sarcasm, abusing, mocking, and even yelling at him: "London boy, happy early? We will not be easily defeated by Manchester United, what about two goals ahead? When the game ends, you guys Cry back to London!"

Aldridge moved indifferently, and he did not care about the pressure on the United fans. It was the most stupid behavior to compete with the fans.

After returning to the locker room, Aldridge first looked at the status of the players. They were not bad. The fighting spirit did not go down. Obviously, they can compete with opponents of the level of Manchester United.

It's just that Trezeguet's breathing rate is obviously faster than others. Even though he recovered his physical condition through pre-season training, he still has some difficulties in such a fast-paced game. The indulgence of the summer holiday still has sequelae.

Aldridge took a pen and drew a simple matchup on the tactical board, then circled Neal's position and turned back to Neal and said: "Forget about the first half, continue to assist in the second half, don't have a psychological burden ."

Neal nodded fiercely. At the end of the first half, he did fear that he would make a mistake when he stepped forward again, so he stayed behind.

Aldridge didn't say what he said. In fact, he was responsible for half of the ball lost after Neil's mistake.

"Claude, if the first goal loss occurs again in the first half, then you don’t have to intercept the opponent’s counterattack in the first place, and move back and forth, even if you return to the penalty area, to ensure that we are the most dangerous in front of the goal. There will be no disadvantage in the number of people in the area, which will reduce the offensive space before the opponents come to the penalty area."

Aldridge gave Makelele an explanation. The players raised their heads and looked at Aldridge in unison. When he saw him, he only smiled faintly. For some reason, they felt that Aldrich’s aura of charm seemed to increase again.

In fact, in Aldrich’s previous tactical layout, once the wing was counterattacked, Makelele’s task had to be intercepted for the first time, but the effect was not good. After all, the width of the stadium was placed there, and Manchester United flew together. Tactics, based on Makelele’s two legs, naturally there is no football to run fast. It is precisely such a tactical error as Aldridge. Makelele went to intercept Beckham, but the middle of the road was empty, creating Bart’s attack. opportunity.

Aldrich's midfield adjustment is to overthrow his previous tactical arrangements. He has nothing to be ashamed of. Mistakes, no one will have them. The mistakes are not terrible. The terrible thing is that they do not admit their mistakes and do not repent.

After being counterattacked, make Makelele retreat near the penalty area first, so that even if Manchester United's counterattack hits the penalty area, even if there is a number advantage, Millwall's defensive line will not be too large, which can minimize the longitudinal offensive space. .

After making some specific tactics in the midfield, Aldridge once again instigated the player's fighting spirit and praised their 45-minute performance in the first half, hoping to continue in the second half.

The intermission ended quickly, and the players walked out of the locker room again.

Aldrich returned to the side of the coach and stood with his hands in his pockets, his chin slightly undone. This gesture gave the players a sense of confidence.

His contagion has subtly influenced the team within a year.

If the coach is a counselor and shrinks to defend when he comes to Old Trafford, even without the courage to challenge, then it is considered to be the best contemporary players such as Aldrich Matteus, Baggio, Maldini, etc. Maybe it will be a fiasco.

Ferguson sat on the coach's seat again, chewing gum as if returning to the calm state before the game began.

The referee Du Jin blew the whistle at the start of the second half and Manchester United kicked off.

Although the game was a draw, there was only 45 minutes left for Manchester United. They obviously would not want to lose points in the first round of the league, especially at home against the newly promoted team.

Therefore, Manchester United's attack was very fierce, and Millwall could only withdraw his defense at the beginning of the second half.

Aldridge looked at the game on the sidelines, and suddenly felt that Manchester United's formation was a bit strange. The number of red jerseys in front of him was different from the first half.

This is caused by the visual sense. He stares at the midfield, then the players at the ends of the stadium have only a blurry shadow in the afterglow of the eyes, and most of the time, he looks at the local competition between the two teams, Manchester United players and Millwall Players, the numbers of red and blue figures are roughly equal, but they are just constantly moving.

But he suddenly felt that Manchester United had more players involved in the offense than in the first half!

Who?

The extras are bound to be strange soldiers!

He looked closely and found that a Manchester United player moved from the backcourt to the frontcourt unobtrusively.

Left back, Elvin.

When Aldridge discovered this, he saw that Schneider was squeezing Thuram to grab Giggs who had just received the ball. Aldridge had a bad heart and was too late to yell to remind the players. Swan gently passed the ball to the right. After Elvin started, he led the ball from Giggs's right five meters and strode forward.

"Intercept him!"

Aldridge growled.

When the players are highly focused, it is impossible to hear Aldridge's shouts. Even if they hear it, it is difficult to respond quickly.

While Schneider and Thuram found that Giggs and Elvin had cooperated, the two almost responded subconsciously.

Thuram has the advantage of intercepting position, he gave up Giggs, Schneider also directly started running back to fill the empty space left by Thuram, which allowed the start of the forward Giggs after the pass. None can have a position advantage.

Thuram decisively accelerated to grab Elvin directly from the side. He stretched his thigh in front of the opponent and then snatched the ball in front of the opponent, but Elvin was knocked to the ground.

Du Jin blew the game, schematic Ram foul.

Thuram angrily and helplessly bent over to hold the ball in his hand, and finally dropped the ball on the ground.

Dujin showed Thuram a yellow card.

Aldridge smiled angrily on the sidelines, nodding and applauding.

Oh shit!

Even if Thuram's movements were a little big, could it be bigger than Roy Keane's direct movement towards Nedved?

The foul location is not bad, right in front of the Millwall penalty area, about 30 yards from the goal.

Beckham takes the free kick.

Aldrich's scalp is numb.

If the team faces a free kick master, the head coach has nothing to do.

Put more people on the wall? Or tell the goalkeeper which side?

To what extent Beckham's free-kick technology has reached today, Aldridge is not sure. At Millwall last season, his free-kick can only be considered good.

Defensive direct free kicks do not have too many complicated tactics. The angle of the human wall blocking the near goal post, the goalkeeper blocking the far goal post, the reason is also very simple. The human wall sets a barrier on the straight line closest path between the ball and the goal. The player Taking off to expand the defense area, the goalkeeper defends the far end, if the ball hits the far corner, the flight time is longer, leaving the goalkeeper more reaction time.

Millwall set up a wall of people, and other players stared at Manchester United offensive players ambushing in and outside the penalty area.

Beckham stood quietly behind the ball, looking at the wall in front of him, all familiar faces.

In Millwall's five-month life, he was satisfied with everything except the ending.

But the thing that annoys him most is Aldridge's roar at him in the locker room.

Beckham, who was selected as a child by Manchester United, naturally grew up in pride, but Aldridge left a lingering shadow in his heart.

He needs to prove himself, especially in front of the young commander.

Bright and upright, he told him proudly: You are wrong!

Du Jin's whistle rang, and Old Trafford was silent.

Under the spotlight, Beckham approached, supported the left leg of the leg, and stepped on the stepping point. At the same time, the left arm raised a curve on the left side of the body to ensure that the body remained balanced after a large tilt to the left. The ball hit the ball perfectly, and after the force is exerted, a huge friction is formed.

The kicked ball started to fly with a strong spin.

The wall jumped, Southgate jumped to the extreme, but could not touch the ball.

Seeing that the ball is flying high, but after crossing the wall, it began to spin and fall, the exaggerated arc like a slanting rainbow.

When the wall hit the ground, Millwall players looked at the goal. The goalkeeper Keller was stunned and kept his head turned. He saw the ball lying quietly in the net nest. The red waves in the old Trafford stand lifted up the mountain. The cheers of the tsunami shook the sky!

Bayesian arc, rising rivers and lakes!

"3:2! Manchester United reversed the score right after the opening of the second half. They successfully took back the initiative from the bad situation behind two goals! This free kick is so beautiful, the trajectory is pleasing to the eye."

"It's simply art! David Beckham, this young player has just manifested his value just after becoming the main force of Manchester United. Alan Hansen, you underestimated this group of children. Beckham's free kick is enough Long aftertaste!"

Beckham smiled, opened his arms brazenly and smiled proudly at the stands!