champion godfather

Chapter 56 Hodge's Glory

After signing and returning to the car, Walker leaned over and asked Dunn, "I saw you and Mark Hodge together. What did you two say?"

Tang En shrugged at Walker's overly nervous thoughts: "It's nothing, just like a conversation between a coach and ordinary fans. He hopes that the Forest team can win the last round."

Hearing this answer, Walker remained silent.

"Also, Des. I think you are a little too nervous... Although you all hate him, I don't think he is as bad as you say, he doesn't look like a bad guy..."

Walker interrupted Dunn: "Any bad guy doesn't look like a bad guy. Some people are gentlemen, model husbands, and nice men when they are sober, but once they get drunk...God knows what will happen!" Walker exaggerated He waved his hand, "Hodge is this kind of person. You think he looks good now, it's just because he hasn't started drinking yet."

Seeing that Dunn opened his mouth to say something, Walker added: "As for Mark Hodge, he spent more time drunk than he was sober."

It was also the first training session after returning to Nottingham from the away game, but Tang En felt that there were not as many fans outside the stadium this time as last time.The reason is that Hodge and the others didn't come.

Tang En felt that this was worth pondering.

He hadn't seen Hodge and his men on the sidelines before, but after the team lost a key game, they came to the team's training ground to cheer for the team.Such an approach, no matter what, Tang En could not be associated with those "football hooligans" who fought and made trouble to discredit the team.

Although they are not polite gentlemen, they are also making their own contributions to the team, aren't they?

Not to mention the real ones, but the fake "football hooligans" are too far away from Tang En's 26 years of life. He lacks the understanding of football hooligans, and he can't understand why the people around him treat those seemingly Not bad, just a fanbase that loves this team more than anyone else.They said that where there are football hooligans, there must be bloodshed, but they haven't seen any drastic actions by Hodge and the others.

Michael took little Gavin to watch the game. They came from the direction of the clearing training base, and they had obviously seen George Wood.Now the team has just finished a training session and is resting on the sidelines.Tang En planned to go over and have a chat with Michael and the others, and tease the lovely Gavin by the way.

But at this moment, he saw another person beside Michael—Mark Hodge.The two seemed to be talking about something, but soon their emotions became agitated.Michael's expression he only saw when the Forest team played West Ham - anger.And Mark Hodge also changed his previous image of him.The two of them bared their teeth and danced their claws, spitting stars at each other.

Even though he knew that it was not good for him to insert himself suddenly, Tang En still decided to check it out.Anyway, he was always curious why Mark Hodge went to the Forest Bar to find Michael that night.

"Michael! Do you think this is good? The forest team has fallen into the abyss, and now our club is not as strong as before after you quit. We need you to come back! Come back and lead..."

"Hodge! I have nothing to do with you. Naughty`Forty is yours, not ours." Michael interrupted Hodge, "John, Bill and I quit 14 years ago. You didn't sever ties with us Is it? I think that's good, we will never have any contact again! Goodbye, Hodge." After Michael finished speaking, he took Gavin's hand and turned to leave.

"Wait...Michael! Do you really have the heart to leave us and the club?!" Hodge shouted.

"Is there anything I can't let go? For me, Gavin and Fiona are more important than anything." After saying this, Michael no longer cared about Hodge's mood, and left the training ground with his son.

"Millwall's bastards are on the mend this time! We must not lose to them! Don't you think about the days when you fought side by side with the guys, don't you think about the honor and reputation of the society? Hey!" No matter Hodge is here No matter how hoarsely he shouted, Michael did not stop.

"Bastard!" Hodge spat at Michael's back, "You treacherous bastard!"

"So that's why you want the Forest team to win Millwall." Unexpectedly, a voice sounded from the side, which startled Hodge.

"Mr. Dunn..."

Tang En stood inside the barbed wire and looked at him quietly, as if he didn't say the words just now.

"Uh...you don't understand, Mr. Twain. Things, things are very complicated..." Hodge was a little at a loss. He didn't expect the head coach of the Forest team to suddenly appear beside him. "One of the clubs over there at Millwall challenged us, they laughed at our team, they laughed at our club..."

"So what? My team will beat the team they support, they're just slapping themselves."

"That's right, Mr. Twain. You can take care of them on the court, but I..." Hodge pointed to himself and said, "I have to take care of them off the court. In fact, it's all the same. You do it for the glory of the team." And fight, so do we! Our feelings for Forest are unquestionable, and it can even be said that no one can support the Forest team more than us! Love the Forest team more! We have cheered for the Forest team since the era of Brian Clough, 24 years Yes! We will fight with the forest team!" Hodge became more and more excited as he spoke, and he opened his arms suddenly, as if he had mastered the whole world, his eyes were full of fanatical light.

But Tang En was not interested in these rhetoric, he shrugged:

"Maybe. Twenty-four years ago... I forgot what I was doing. Hodge, I don't care what you're going to do, that's your freedom. But I also remind you, don't pester Michael anymore. Maybe he once had a relationship with Do you have any stories, but that was before, and now Michael loves his son and family very much." At the same time, he said in his heart: This speech is really bad...

Hodge nodded: "I know, of course I know that he loves his son very much. But..."

"Everyone has the right to choose, right?" Tang En grinned, "Respect other people's choices."

Hearing what Tang En said, Hodge remained silent, and he lowered his head as if in deep thought.

"I have to go back to the training camp. Goodbye, Mr. Hodge. I will win the last round, but definitely not for your glory, but for myself." Dunn waved his hand, turned and returned to the team.

Looking at Tang En's back, Hodge murmured: "No. It's for our glory, Mr. Tang En..."

(End of this chapter)