He ran towards where Nedvěd was without any scruples. Not only him, but also a group of players on the bench. The spectacle on the sidelines was quite spectacular. Amid the wave of cheers and celebrations from the crowd, Aldridge
Sprinting wildly and unrestrainedly, behind him, a group of Millwall players followed closely, some wearing substitute shirts, some without, they were like lions on the grassland, as if the passion was released after returning from victory.
In the corner flag area where Nedved was celebrating, all Millwall players gathered around, surrounding Nedved. Aldridge squeezed in, hugging Nedved with one arm and Larsson with the other.
He roared towards the stands together with his disciples. It seemed that the young marshal was a bit out of his mind with his ferocious and excited expression at this moment.
It's hard to say how proud Aldrich felt at this moment. On the contrary, he felt a little guilty.
Nedvěd, who is about to turn 33, will be an unbeatable main force in any giant club in the world, except Millwall. But it is at Millwall that this season, he has switched from being in front of the stage to behind the scenes.
The focus of the protagonist has become a green supporting role.
This process must have been difficult and painful for Nedved, but he still accepted everything without regrets and gave everything he had when the team needed him.
When the celebration was about to end, Aldridge hugged Nedvěd alone and gently patted Nedvěd's chest towards the countless Lions fans in the stands, as if to let the fans remember this legend of the Mad Lions forever.
Or...is he hinting at something.
You should cherish the scene in front of you.
In the near future, if you want to cheer for Nedvěd, the opportunities will become less and less.
AC Milan players on the field felt very much the same as their fans, watching the Millwall players celebrating with numb expressions.
There was still time for the game, but their morale collapsed at this moment!
I'm tired, I don't want to move anymore.
There is not much time left in the game. Miracle? It's like a strange word, unheard of. It can't happen to them.
Most players would rather escape from the stadium, go have a good sleep, and forget everything that happened today.
Because that's too hurtful.
The frustration was extremely heavy, destroying their souls. It was like a virus wrapping around their spiritual pillars, constantly eating away at them, causing the pillars that should have been so powerful to soar to the sky to collapse!
In their eyes, Millwall is not like an opponent on the football field, but a group of blue devils!
The devil will tempt you, let you taste the sweetness, continue to paralyze and soften your will, and finally give you unbearable torture and pain!
A tough guy like Gattuso. After losing the ball, his legs went weak and he knelt down on the turf, slapping the turf hard with his right hand!
How much more effort should be made?
How much more efforts should be made to stop these demons from snatching victory?
We have given everything, everything!
What about rewards?
Where is the reward? Where?
ridiculous!
Everything you do seems ridiculous!
Even if you try your best, you will always be a humble and helpless loser in the end!
So, what else are you fighting for?
What else are you trying to do?
Such emotions may just be the ultimate resentment in Gattuso's heart.
But for Stam, who once played for Manchester United, who also played against Millwall for Lazio, and people like Kaladze and Shevchenko, they have experienced this feeling many times.
Like a spell, like a nightmare.
Lingering.
They seemed indifferent.
He just stood there with his head bowed sadly, without any body movements to express his inner emotions.
It seems more like accepting fate. Accepting reality calmly and without resistance.
Then, step by step, they walked to their respective positions and prepared to tee off again.
Needless to say, Aldridge said that Millwall's players knew what to do next.
Their fighting spirit is high, and their physical fitness is better than AC Milan. Now that they are in sight of winning the championship, their spirits are inspired, and they naturally have to be stronger than their opponents in terms of posture.
Aldrich's hunch was wrong.
He thought that even if there was one minute or one second left on the clock, AC Milan would fight to the end!
This is something that the public and the vast majority of fans will recognize.
Don’t give up until it’s over!
This is the embodiment of the spiritual value of football competition and the source of all miracles.
However, after the restart, Aldridge saw that the AC Milan players were like zombies and did not actively attack anymore. It seemed that they had reached a tacit understanding in a short period of time. Everyone passed the ball to each other cautiously and slowly. Only Crespo had hardly experienced this.
The man who had been defeated many times by the mad lion charged forward, but at this time he was just an ordinary man with little courage and could hardly accomplish anything.
In the eyes of most AC Milan players, in the opponent's half, there seems to be an illusory scene above Millwall's head. It is the totem of a roaring crazy lion, covering the entire stadium, and even those who stand on the sidelines behave most of the time
The gentle Aldrich also seems to have a hand covering the sky and the palm of his hand covering the earth, controlling everything.
Too scary!
There is no way to fight with such an opponent!
So, they gave up.
There is no need to work hard, it will only lead to self-suffering and humiliation!
Because Millwall has a two-goal advantage, they don't want to give their opponents any chances in the final stage, so they always maintain 8 people in the backcourt, four defenders, two midfielders, plus Nedvěd, leaving the front attack to Ronaldinho.
, Henry and Larson.
Seeing that the opponent is not interested in fighting, even though Millwall can attack, they will not use more risky methods. Most of the attacks end with long shots. Even if the ball is handed over to the opponent, it does not matter, as long as the trident positions are distributed in the frontcourt.
Reasonable, and keep running without the ball to create space, which in itself is a deterrent. The opponent does not dare to invest too much offensive force, fearing that the space will be exposed and the opponent will play a fast break.
The game is not over yet, AC Milan players on the field and fans in the stands all present a "lifeless" and discouraged atmosphere.
This made the commentator from England feel extremely surprised in the live broadcast studio.
Martin Taylor said in surprise: "The Italian giants, AC Milan, six-time champion of the Champions League, are two goals behind with 9 minutes left in the game. But let us recall what happened at Camp Nou six years ago. I am now
I can’t understand, I really can’t understand, why they gave up attacking! Are they going to watch Millwall steal the championship trophy? This shouldn’t be the style of a world-renowned giants team!”
His gold medal partner Andy Gray said something intriguing after thinking for a moment.
"Martin, if I were to explain the current situation, I would quote a point of view from the German philosopher Nietzsche. That is the 'eternal return'! Let us listen to the wonderful beginning of the famous book "The Unbearable Lightness of Being":
‘Nietzsche often struggled with the idea of ‘eternal return’ with philosophers. Think about the things we have experienced, think about them repeating themselves like yesterday, or even repeating themselves endlessly! What does this crazy fantasy mean?'
Here, there is a concept that I strongly agree with. That is that the foundation of this world is the non-existence of regression!
Precisely because of the non-existence of return, we can easily forgive and let go of the upcoming tragedy, because the tragedy will soon pass.
If the French Revolution were repeated again and again, French historians would not be so respectful and proud of Robespierre, because every time it was repeated, he would cut off thousands of heads! What is left for today's historians to discuss is words
Records or audio-visual records, and if the real bloodshed is repeated every day, can today's historians still discuss academics either relaxedly or pretending to be serious?
Put it in our lives. This is also the foundation for promoting the development of the world. No matter how unfortunate or difficult you are. After experiencing desperate and terrifying moments, as long as you survive with strength, you can change your future and let all nightmares go away from you.
!
But if the tragedy you are experiencing will happen again and again, then you will lose all will to resist, because you can't change anything. You will sink and become numb in the 'eternal return'. You will self-destruct and cease to exist."
Martin Taylor was silent for a long time and said: "I understand your point of view. On the football field, a failure may be quickly forgotten. Whether it is the fans or the players, the game is over. People
They always say: If you lose this time, win it back next time! It is this optimistic and positive spiritual will that promotes the development of football competition. However, now there is an alien! A public enemy!
Millwall!
We can understand why Millwall is the team with the most fans in the world, because they are strong, they always win, and they have many superstars with different characteristics! Including them and the best head coach in the world, as well as Millwall
The development trajectory itself is simply an inspirational classic. They have grown from weak to strong, which is exactly the dream of countless people in life! Millwall has realized the dreams of most people with a football club as a carrier, so this team
The team has the largest number of fans in the world!
But conversely, Millwall is also the team disliked by the most fans in the world!
Why?
Because of the 20 Premier League teams, at least 15 teams have fans who don’t like Millwall!
Manchester United doesn’t like it, Arsenal doesn’t like it, Chelsea doesn’t like it, Liverpool doesn’t like it, looking at Europe, Bayern Munich doesn’t like it, AC Milan, Juventus, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, etc., these teams
Fans don't like Millwall!
Why is Millwall so hated?
Because Millwall has created too many painful memories for them!
And it is repeated, once, twice, again, and again, and everyone now has a subconscious idea: if they encounter Millwall next time, it will be a repeat of the last time, the last time...
.tragedy!
Just as Andy said, meeting Millwall on the green field is like "eternal return". I can now understand AC Milan's attitude of giving up escape on the court. Time goes back to the summer of 1996.
That summer, Millwall was under Young Marshal
Under the leadership of Aldrich Hall, they made their debut in the European arena. At the end of the season in the summer of 1997, they won the European Cup Winners' Cup, defeating Barcelona. Back to the present, on May 25, 2005, Mill
Wall is about to take him
Our sixth European Champions Cup trophy and the club’s eighth European championship trophy! From the first time we participated in the European war to today, 9 years and 9 seasons, Millwall has won eight championship trophies! We can say
Millwall is the founder of a dynasty in the past ten years. It can also be said that Millwall has created an era of "blue terror" in European football. What scares fans who don't like Millwall the most is that they
I don’t know when this 'blue terror' will end..." (To be continued)
