champion godfather

Chapter 37 The Natural Coach

When Sophia opened the door and found that the person who rang the doorbell turned out to be Coach Tony Twain, she was a little surprised.

"A gift for you." Tang En stuffed the gift in his hand into the woman's arms, and then walked in without asking.

"Mr. Coach..."

"Tony, call me Tony."

Sophia looked at Tang En who was a little excited, not knowing what happened. "Mr. Tony..."

"Sophia, I have recently become obsessed with the mysterious oriental civilization - Chinese culture! Do you know what day it is?"

Sophia shook her head blankly.

"Spring Festival!" Tang En raised his voice and walked up the stairs, as if he was the master of the house. "The old year is over, and the new year is coming. No matter how unhappy things are, you should leave it behind and celebrate happily! So, I brought you some gifts."

Sophia opened the gift box, and a violet dress lay quietly inside.She took a light breath.

"I hope you like it. I'm not very good at picking out ladies' clothes." Tang En looked up upstairs, "Where's your son?"

The youth team played yesterday, and today it is reasonable to rest for a day, but Tang En has never seen Wood since he came in.

"George is out."

Tang En looked back at Sophia who was still standing downstairs, "Madam, do you mind if I have lunch here?"

Sophia smiled, "Of course not. Do you like goat curry, sir? That's a delicacy in my hometown."

"It's great, I like food." In fact, Tang En is not a gourmet, otherwise he would commit suicide if he was allowed to travel across England. "Do you have pasta here?"

Sophia nodded.

"In order to express my gratitude for your warm hospitality, I decided to cook you a new Chinese dish I learned. Come on, what are we waiting for?" He waved to Sophia.

It was lunch time, and when George Wood came home, he found his head coach sitting at the table with his mother, talking and laughing.

"Why are you here?" Wood's eyes were not very friendly.

Tang En looked back at this kid. His face was a little dirty and his clothes were torn. "What? Can't I come?"

"George, what's going on with your face? Go wash up and get ready for dinner." Sophia stood up to ease the atmosphere. "Mr. Tony came to visit your mother specially and gave him a gift." She turned around and went to the bedroom to take out the dress, and asked her son in front of her, "Does it look good?"

George glanced at it, then obediently washed his face and hands: "Did you buy it in the bull market?"

Tang En shrugged and did not make any excuses.The dress had cost him fifty pounds, and there were almost certainly no fifty-pound dresses on the bull market.

The bull market used to be a market where Nottingham farmers went to the city to buy and sell cattle, and of course traded other things, like a big trading market, very lively.But now the bull market is no longer selling cattle, it has become a second-hand commodity trading market, where you can buy everything from second-hand TV sets to old books and CDs.Many ordinary people in Nottingham will go there to buy things, and they can buy what they want for very little money.

Sophia didn't mind where she bought the clothes, it was obvious that she was often in and out of the bull market. "As long as it looks good." She happily went back to the house and put the skirt away, and came out to wait for her son to eat together.

Originally, it was just an ordinary lunch, but Sophia's goat meat curry and sweet polenta cooked carefully were placed on the table, as well as Tang En's delicious Chinese "Zha Jiang Noodles" made with pasta. The meat sauce was directly used Made from the leftover goat meat.With the addition of fruits, potatoes and other vegetables, the meal has a somewhat festive atmosphere. The three of them sit around the dining table and enjoy their own relaxing time.

Tang En asked about Wood's situation in the youth team. Wood didn't say much, he just said that it was okay, and Tang En didn't know exactly how good it was.He's been very busy recently, so he doesn't have time to visit the youth team for a while.I can only wait until the time is over before going.

After lunch, Tang En smiled when he saw Wood wanted to go out but was worried.How could he not know what this kid was thinking.So he tactfully offered to say goodbye.

Sophia was a little disappointed. Originally, she wanted to keep Tang En here for afternoon tea.Tang En left with the excuse that he still had an appointment in the afternoon.

Seeing Wood's relieved expression, Tang En secretly smiled.This child who is obsessed with his mother and can't grow up...

In the afternoon, Tang En chatted with Michael and the others while drinking at the Forest Bar.After that victory, the two seemed to have lifted the barriers.Dunn knew that Michael's full name was Michael Bernard. He was the leader of the forest fans nearby, and he had a high reputation among the fans.Even in the Forest team, many players know him.

No wonder he can drive so many people to boo himself on the sidelines.

Knowing Michael's identity, Tang En felt that it was necessary to establish a good relationship with this person.However, the two of them seemed to be a little embarrassed and couldn't get down the steps.Therefore, the best way to improve the relationship between the two is to win. As long as the team keeps winning and their performance improves, the relationship will naturally recover.

Tang En was very aware of this point, not only Michael, but also those who had an attitude of hostility and distrust towards him so far. It was useless to say anything in front of those people, threats and pleadings were useless.The only way for everyone to change their minds and become their supporters is to win and keep winning.

After a day of rest, Tang En devoted himself to training again.

If it is said that in the training session before the match against Wimbledon, the players were still a little doubtful about this set of tactics proposed by Tang En, now they have fully accepted it and believe that the acting head coach can lead them to victory. , and then go from one victory to another.

(End of this chapter)