Fang Jue and Sebassus judged that Nani and Milner had a quarrel.

This situation is not very rare on football fields.

Two players, especially those who are in the match, can easily get angry.

Obviously, Nani failed to win the first time to push Milner.

Then, he was unwilling to accept and came again.

Still unsuccessful.

Hey!

I don't believe it anymore.

Then the third time...

I don't believe this evil anymore.

The fourth time.

In this way, Nani was in a fight with Milner.

This is a piss of anger.

This is Fang Jue coaching the Premier League for the first time. He has read the information in advance and has some understanding of Nani's technical characteristics and abilities.

But I am not very familiar with the players' personalities.

To put it nicely, Nani is a silly man, a stubborn person.

To put it bluntly, it’s just that you play football too alone.

To put it bluntly, this Portuguese winger is too easy to be "headed": once he failed, he would come again without hesitation, and if he didn't do it, he would continue to come again.

It can be said that "no one accepts, only oneself."

This kind of solo playing style has made him play well when Ronaldo is playing poorly, but he doesn't know how to adjust when he performs poorly. He will only hit the south wall and never pass the ball.

...

Subsequently, Manchester United's attack was still on the right.

Nani still fought with Milner as usual.

Then, this time, Milner fought and retreated, ensuring that he would not be interrupted while blocking Nani's incisive route.

Finally, Gareth Bell, who returned to defense, helped Milner double-team and successfully defended Nani.

This seemed to make Nani even more upset and dissatisfied.

You actually ask for help?

Fang Jue applauded on the sidelines and cheered for the team's success.

"Why has Manchester United been seeking a breakthrough from Aston Villa's left?" commentator John Motterson raised his own doubts.

"Maybe Ferguson thinks Milner is a guest left-back, not a real left-back, and this may be a breakthrough," said Leinker. "But, obviously, Milner surprised Manchester United."

Nani plays very well, and if Manchester United leads the score, that's nothing.

However, when the score is behind, Nani's behavior is a bit harmful to morale.

Manchester United's several offensives have stopped.

...

Staff held up an electronic signboard for one minute of injury time in the first half.

At this moment, Aston Villa's counterattack came.

Deisler dribbled the ball and broke through hard.

He used a beautiful inside change of direction and used the ball to pass Valencia. Then, without any hesitation, he immediately made a cross when he saw the space coming out.

After Van Nystrue got rid of Evans in front of the goal, he stabbed and shot in a clever front point.

Goalkeeper Foster did not respond to the ball at all.

Fortunately, Evra's position was very good, so he blocked him with his feet on the goal line.

Then the football was cleared by O'Shea.

Outside the penalty area, Gareth Bale's brother stopped the ball and tried to make a long shot, and was pushed to the ground by Fletcher who was driven back and forth to defend.

Weber blew a whistle and signaled that Manchester United had a foul, awarding Aston Villa a very good free kick.

However, he did not take out the cards to Fletcher, who was fouled.

This also aroused Fang Jue's dissatisfaction, and he raised three fingers on the sidelines.

It means three times. This is Fletcher's third foul in the first half, and the referee did not even give a yellow card.

How could Ferguson watch Fang Jue make trouble?

The old man shouted at this side not far from Fang Jue, "Don't open your eyes and slander my players!"

Fang Jue turned his head and didn't want to pay attention to this old man.

...

Aston Villa's free kick.

Deisler's free kicks were of good quality.

However, Foster made a good save this time, saving the football and giving a corner kick.

Gareth Bale took the right corner kick.

Van Nistroy jumped high in front of the goal, and he grabbed Evans's cross and successfully hit Gareth Bale.

Because the distance is too close, Manchester United goalkeeper Foster has no response to the ball and can only watch the football enter the goal!

“Gooooooooooooooaaal!”

"Aston Villa took a 2-0 lead at home! Manchester United suffered a heavy blow in the injury stoppage time in the first half!"

"Wowowowowowowow, Luther Van Nistrue! This is definitely the scene that Ferguson doesn't want to see the most, hahaha." John Mortson shouted, and the excitement could be heard in his words, which was obviously not a big deal to watch the fun.

The director obviously knew what the audience wanted to see at this time.

The camera was immediately turned to the sidelines, and the old Scottish man looked expressionless.

Then, the camera immediately gave Van Nistruei, the Dutch veteran was very excited, which was evident from his facial expression.

However, Fanny did not celebrate very much, but just clenched his fists, then raised his hand and signaled that the ball would not celebrate.

He had resentment towards Ferguson.

However, he still maintains the respect he deserves to be for Manchester United, whom he once played for.

...

The camera was close-up to Fergusonte again, and the old man turned his head and walked straight towards the player corridor.

Obviously, Ferguson was angry.

This is leaving early.

Half a minute later, Manchester United had just started the ball in the middle circle, and referee Weber blew the whistle to the end of the first half.

At the end of the first half, Aston Villa temporarily led the Red Devils Manchester United with goals from Diego Costa and Van Nisstrui at home.

Both forwards scored goals, Fang Jue unexpectedly changed the lineup and achieved excellent results.

Manchester United players quickly left the court, with bad expressions.

Especially when everyone saw Ferguson leaving early in anger, it seemed that a dark cloud was covered in everyone's heart.

"It can be imagined that waiting for Manchester United players at halftime will definitely be a storm," said Leinker.

What about Fang Jue?

He stood on the sidelines, high-fives with every player leaving the court, hugged, patted their shoulders, and said a few words.

The smile on this man's face was extremely bright.

"Why do I feel he did it on purpose?" said Tony Parker. "If Ferguson saw this, he would have to be angry."

...

"You did it on purpose, right?" Steve Warner asked in a low voice.

"How is that possible?" Fang Jue looked innocent.

He glanced at his Manchester United assistant coach fiercely and said so.

Two minutes later, Mike Ferran, who returned to the visiting team's locker room, found Ferguson and muttered a few words.

Bang!

The old man, who had already had a gloomy face, directly smashed the tactical board on the table, with an extremely angry expression.

He knew Fang Jue did it on purpose.

It was intentionally angering him.

Even though you know to be calm and not be fooled.

but.

Still very angry.
Chapter completed!