Chapter 12 Have you ever seen a murloc, no, player karate?
"Pass the ball, Subele!"
Alexi Bakhareev waved. He and 15-year-old Alexi Shaparev have similar names and surnames, but their positions are different. This guy is a defender, but he often comes up to assist.
Lin Supo dribbled the ball into a tight siege and saw his teammates coming up and immediately passed the ball. The intention of this pass was too obvious and was intercepted by the opponent's player.
Before the Kazan Ruby player could observe the steal, Lin Supo made another flying tackle and knocked him down with the ball.
Beep——
The referee trotted over and pointed at Lin Supo and warned: "You have to be careful, tackles are very dangerous."
The referee was a little confused. He had never seen a forward who loved tackling so much.
Lin Supo nodded and bowed, with a good attitude: "I must be careful and pay attention."
As soon as the referee turned around, his appearance changed.
Bloshin Oleg found this uncomfortable.
As the coach of Kazan, his career was extremely brilliant.
Like Romantsev, he is also a former Soviet Union international, but he won the 1975 European Footballer of the Year award.
The Footballer of the Year before him was Kruyinf, and the Footballer of the Year after him was Beckenbauer. It can be said that he is also well-informed, but such a super big name has never seen anything like this.
forward.
In the first few minutes, we shoveled 4 times.
The key is that the tackle is quite accurate.
The former European Footballer of the Year had a premonition that today's game might not be that simple.
…
Swish——
Kazan's counterattack was organized very quickly. Montov received the ball in the frontcourt and wanted to cut in from the wing. Before he could make any move, he heard his teammates calling his attention, and then he was shoveled out of the sideline.
"Ouch~so beautiful!"
“Subel!!!”
"Subiele is such a pure man!"
The fans near the sideline were so excited that they slapped the guardrail and howled.
Although Lin Supo didn't show his scoring ability, his clean tackles were really exciting.
This is how a man should tackle.
Lai Montov looked at the referee and felt bad. The referee waved his hand and told him that this was not a foul.
Sukkabu!
I've already flown out and it's not a foul?
Lai Montov felt that he was being targeted. Big-name players are always brutally fouled.
Lin Supo looked at Montov with a look of grievance and disdain.
Gattuso looks fierce, but actually takes very few cards.
His defensive ability is very strong.
He was very fast in that kick just now, but he was also accurate. He caught the ball first before being knocked down by the opponent. I have to say that the Russian referee was quite good and did not target him because he was a foreigner.
"Subel, well done!"
Sergey Gorukovich, the captain on the field, patted Lin Supo twice on the shoulder, and his hand was quite strong.
After the restart, Kazan Ruby also discovered something different about Spartak. Their Chinese forward was simply a troublemaker.
Whose forward chases from the front to the back and makes a flying tackle?
It felt like he was the only one who forcibly kicked out a line of defense.
I'm fine with the tackle, but my stamina is pretty good.
If you miss a tackle once, they will chase you all the way. You use your speed to get rid of others and they will keep following you, and they will not stop if they keep passing the ball.
Not to mention them, even Lin Supo's teammates were a little uncomfortable with it.
So powerful!
Romantsev has no choice but to let Lin Supo play according to his own ideas. He doesn't know how to use this kind of striker. He should simply let himself go and give him the highest degree of freedom. Spartak's current tactics are very 10
+1, Lin Supo is on the edge of the tactical system. Whether he can cooperate with his teammates depends on his own ideas.
Of course, there are also great benefits. Haven't you seen the powerful Kazan Ruby players looking constipated?
The forward is not doing his job, but the team's defensive ability has been greatly improved. Romantsev has realized that defense can determine the championship. He realized this truth earlier than Mourinho.
Because Lin Supo was such a troublemaker, Spartak gradually gained the upper hand in the situation.
But he didn't rush to the frontcourt, and Alexander Schilko was left alone. After getting the ball, he could only take a long shot from the top of the arc.
The ball hit the opponent's defender and crossed the baseline, and Spartak got the first corner kick of the day.
Sergey Lutovinov walked to the right corner flag area, took a run-up, and then fired a powerful and heavy long pass. There was chaos in the penalty area.
The ball was cleared to the feet of Alexi Shaparev. When the 15-year-old kid adjusted, the ball was cleared again by the opponent. Before Shaparev could chase back, he was parried by the opponent's veteran.
Liuka Invanovich gave him an elbow from behind.
Shaparev, who was only 15 years old, was defenseless, fell to the ground and screamed, clutching his waist.
Lin Supo made a steal in the backcourt and found his teammate falling to the ground, and kicked the ball out of bounds.
The referee followed the direction he pointed and discovered someone was injured.
"What's going on, kid?"
Lin Supo ran up and knelt down to ask. Shaparev also had a good relationship with him. The little guy was only 15 years old and the youngest in the team. He was very talented and there was no one available on the team, so he was promoted to the first line.
They are a group of young people who often play together.
"That guy was attacking me from behind."
When Lin Supo saw that Pagliuca Ivanovich was almost 30, why was he so embarrassed?
He pulled up Shaparev and asked, "Can you still hold on?"
"should be no problem."
The little guy put on a tough-guy expression, but the grinning face gave him away.
Lin Supo patted Shaparev on the shoulder to comfort him: "I will find an opportunity to avenge you later."
Spicy chicken.
Shaparev's grandmother is of Chinese descent and is very talented. The key is that she sincerely worships him as a big brother. Unexpectedly, she was taught this in front of him in the first game.
Can this be tolerated?
Lin Supo felt that Yinwanovich must be taught a lesson.
He touched the wrestling glove on his left hand and prepared to give Ivanovich a hard blow.
It’s not that the referee doesn’t give cards, then I’ll punish you.
After the kick-off, he played normally. After receiving the ball, he cooperated with Shaparev to find an opportunity to pass the ball inside. The accuracy of the pass was okay, but there was a lack of change and he was kicked out by the opponent's defender.
Then the ball came to the feet of Pagliuca Ivanovic. Lin Supo, who had been waiting for a long time, suddenly accelerated and rushed forward. He hugged the opponent's waist and feet with both hands and threw Ivanovic away.
Players, coaches and fans from both sides were stunned.
The Russian commentator was stunned for a long time before commenting: "This may be kung fu, the waist and the horse are one. Yes, that's what it means. The Chinese players in Spartak are so powerful. They threw out the opponent who pretended to be Yinvanovich."
, he might be more interested in wrestling."
The referee also noticed it, and then came over and pointed at Lin Supo and warned: "I'll give you a card like this next time!"
Lin Supo had a good attitude, and he was very happy. The system produced was a fraud. I didn't expect that he would not get any cards. However, Maguire didn't have any cards when he started, so he is not a special case!
Yinvanovic was so upset that he rushed to stop the referee and asked for an explanation - and then received a yellow card.
Yinvanovic from above directly pushed the referee down.
Blokhin Oleg, who was posing in front of the Kazan coaching bench with his arms folded, immediately abandoned his demeanor and began to curse.
"What are you doing, you're getting paid, you idiot, you bastard, is that a technical football move? Damn it, you are so fragile, shame on you, you should go to the gallows..."
The referee was not polite and showed Kazan's Ivanovich a red card, then turned and walked towards Oleg.
