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Aldrich amused the group of reporters.
It’s not that reporters have no face, skin or dignity.
It was Aldrich who revealed what he was thinking.
They lowered their heads and laughed to themselves.
Is there nothing fishy about the FA’s three-pronged policy?
Only a ghost can believe it!
Especially now that Aldridge has the position of coach of the national team, Millwall signed a "genius" who did not even have a professional league appearance record, and the Football Association actually approved it. Although on the surface it seems to be a lot of setbacks, from six
From January to August, it took more than two months to finally complete it. But which reporter who has been immersed in the football circle for many years doesn't understand it clearly?
But what Aldrich said is really hard to refute.
None of the players introduced by Millwall through the talent clause have been criticized.
But how convincing is this kind of transfer, proven by results?
The FA does not have the ability to predict the future.
Most reporters come here to run news and join in the fun, but there are also people who pay serious attention to Millwall, and David Miller is definitely one of them.
Millwall is the public enemy of all the powerful players in Europe. Their opponents study them. Their success in recent years has led people outside the football circle to study Millwall, such as Cambridge Business School.
With the football economic environment in a crisis of collapse, most teams rely on external channels to obtain development capital, and even Real Madrid is no exception. When Florentino came to power, Real Madrid was burdened with debts of nearly 300 million.
Now, Real Madrid is planning to sell land in exchange for development funds. This is an alternative manifestation of Spanish government-business cooperation, but it is essentially the same as some family-managed teams that rely on capitalist investment for development. It is just that the identities of the investors are different.
And clubs like Millwall and Manchester United, which are self-sufficient and can make money, are particularly interesting.
Millwall's seven-year transformation in football skills and tactics has been analyzed and studied by countless people. Generally speaking, it means getting stronger step by step and taking a pragmatic route, from defensive counterattacks to positional warfare. Then it dares to go to strong teams away games.
The pressing attack develops in such a curve, from weak to strong.
Millwall's club business development has also begun to be studied by insiders or economists.
Excellent youth training brings stability to the competition, and can also bring huge returns and reduce club development costs.
Commercialization is frantically plundering the football market.
Millwall's business success is listed as the product of the combination of Ajax's youth training system and Manchester United's commercialization in the early 1990s. The two complemented each other and promoted each other, creating a more positive chemical reaction.
David Miller disagrees with the article published by Cambridge Business School. It seems that the professors at the business school have done a lot of research and issued a summary report.
But again, this is using results to disprove the process, which is meaningless.
Excellent youth training. What is excellent youth training?
Is it enough to have a good coach?
Definitely not enough.
It’s hard for a clever woman to make a meal without rice!
If you don’t have a talented youngster, can you just rely on the coach to turn stone into gold?
In the eyes of David Miller, he believes that the most important aspect of Millwall's success is flexibility.
There are many teams whose development plans are very rigid.
If you want youth training, then youth training will go all the way to the dark side. Only when the youth training product fails again and again fails until the chairman steps down and the boss is about to cry without tears, will he wake up.
And some teams just throw money at them and can't get immediate results.
Millwall's flexibility lies in eliminating hidden dangers!
There are many teams that are forced to stay when they are determined to leave the team. The result? Most of them are a lose-lose result. There are conflicts within the team and the record is affected.
.The team also missed the opportunity to sell players to maximize profits.
Millwall has never forced players to stay who are determined to leave. The outside world often thinks that if those capable players stay in Millwall, Millwall will be unimaginably powerful. David Miller does not agree with this.
Agree, he feels that it will weaken Millwall instead, because it will inevitably affect internal unity. Only a united team can have a strong foundation.
As for Millwall's insistence on the tradition of youth training, this is indeed true. They have worked hard to build the youth training system over the years and brought a lot of fresh blood to the team.
However, this season, it is obvious that the quality of Millwall's youth training has declined this year.
De Rossi is the only one who can be transferred from the youth team to the first team!
What's the problem?
It’s just that the number of good seedlings is decreasing.
Millwall would rather let go of more than 10 youth players rather than transfer them into the first team and promise them enough playing time.
This is another example of Millwall's flexibility.
This kind of change is in line with the cruel survival rules of the football world.
Only those who are capable will be promoted, not whether they have a youth training background. Youth training is not a necessary product, but a better supplement and component of the first team.
The Brazilian Kaka signed today is no longer able to become a Millwall youth training player, but Aldrich still let go of more than a dozen youth training players of the same age group and gave this outsider in the first team
Reserved a seat.
David Miller believes that this is the secret of Millwall's success: keeping pace with the times, not being bound by traditional ideas, and not being blindly fixed in a model based on past successes.
"Aldridge, can you introduce this new player in detail? His characteristics, position on the field, and what role he will play at Millwall in the new season?"
In order to prove his point, David Miller must know the details of the player Kaká.
Even though there is no performance data for Kaká in the professional league, David Miller believes that it is still possible to judge Kaká’s potential evaluation level in Aldridge’s heart and in Millwall.
Millwall has always been prudent in signing players, and David Miller believes that an investment of 6 million pounds is no less important than Henry's transfer that year.
Henry was bought for 10 million pounds, but at that time, Henry was already a World Cup champion and had performed well in the league and in European competitions.
As for Kaká, he has never played a game in the professional league. Millwall’s investment of 6 million pounds must be more cautious than when they bought Henry, because Henry’s strength is obvious to all, and everything about Kaká is unknown. Only their
Scouting observation report.
Just by understanding the location and technical characteristics of Kaka.
David Miller compares the 10 players Millwall let go, and you will know at least what level Kaka is at.
Aldridge was very happy with David Miller's questions. The veteran reporter's questions were always on point.
"Well, Kaká plays in the attacking midfield position. He has speed and good technical skills with his feet. He also has certain organizational skills. His dribbling breakthroughs and long-range shots are all very distinctive. The closer he gets to the penalty area, he
The greater the threat.”
"Are you saying he's going to be the next Nedved?"
Aldrich waved his hand and said: "No. I will never say that a certain player will become the second so-and-so. No player is the same. Every player has his own characteristics. Kaka is Kaka, but if you compare
As for Nedved, his defense is not as good as Nedved, but his offensive talent will be stronger than Nedved."
Wow
The reporters at the scene were really surprised.
Normally, a head coach would not say outright who is better than who, but Aldridge said that Kaká has better offensive talent than Nedvěd.
Nedved!
Millwall's God of War.
So, does it really matter?
Aldridge thinks it doesn't matter. Nedvěd will be 30 next year. How can he compare like young people? At this age, self-knowledge is the most basic. Players who are better offensively than him are rare. That is absolute nonsense, and he,
Nedved is Nedved. He is the God of War when he combines all aspects of offense, defense, organization, breakthrough, mental will, etc. There are many players who are better than him in a certain special ability.
.
David Miller didn't make a fuss, he was rational. Kaká's offensive talent is just better than Nedved's. In other words, his defense is not as good as Nedved's, and offense is just talent. Before it turns into strength, everything is
virtual.
He thought that Millwall's left wing would be controlled by Ronaldinho for a long time, another young talent who was originally thought to be the successor to Nedvěd in the future.
"Can you compare Joe Cole and Kaká?"
David Miller's pointed question made Aldridge want to punch him.
Look, in this case, the head coach can't say who is better than the other. Both are young people, and they will be competitors. Aldrich is perfunctory, saying that both of them have their own advantages.
David Miller felt like he was asking nonsense.
If Joe Cole is better than Kaka in Aldridge's mind, why would Aldridge buy Kaka?
After David Miller finished analyzing it in his mind, he raised his head in shock and looked at Kaka.
This sunny boy who looks carefree may have high hopes in Aldridge's heart, perhaps no less than Ronaldinho!
Other reporters just ran the news routinely, but David Miller made a new discovery. He decided to follow up on Kaka's performance in the future. If Kaka can reach the heights of Ronaldinho, he really can't
Imagine how powerful Millwall, which has already established itself as the king of European football, will be!
After the press conference, Aldridge took Kaká to the training ground to meet with the first team and introduced the newcomer to his teammates. After Aldridge left, Ronaldinho acted mischievously and was not polite to his fellow Brazilians.
He said to Kaka: "There is a tradition in the Millwall locker room. New players have to do two things. First, sing a song for us. Second, masturbate in public to prove that you are a decent man.
!”
Some club locker rooms do have weird traditions, but as Ronaldinho said, they are just pranks.
Kaka was completely dumbfounded, or rather, he was petrified.
It was Nedvěd who came forward to make Kaka understand that it was a false alarm.
Singing is something new people must do when they arrive. In fact, it is just for everyone to watch.
Kaká sang a song with a red face, and then Southgate suppressed his laughter and said that the team would hold a welcome party for him in the evening, which was actually just a group dinner out.
But Kaka still blushed and said he would go home after training...
The players of Millwall's first team were all shocked by this good boy. In the end, they were "influenced" and changed the meal to welcome Kaka to noon the next day.
Two days later, Millwall ushered in its fourth warm-up match, against Inter Milan.
The aliens have not come back yet, but the day of comeback is not far away. Inter Milan ended last season in an anticlimactic manner, finishing fifth in the league and not even qualifying for the Champions League. Lippi failed to revive the International, and Moratti was originally
This season, Aldridge's old rival Cooper was invited again.
In this summer's warm-up match, Aldridge frequently ran into familiar faces. He and Cooper had a fierce battle in the Champions League quarter-finals for two rounds a few months ago. He did not expect to have another match with Cooper.
