Football: The immortal legend on the green field

The participants discussed a lot again, as if to confirm the authenticity of his statement. Gao Haiyang played two more videos, one of which was the FA Cup match between Haarlem and PSV Eindhoven, and the other was the match between Haarlem and Utrecht which just ended last week.

"Everyone has flaws. Shen Bin is not perfect. He is too self-centered. If he thinks something is right, no one can change it. In view of this, he and Neeskens do not get along well. We can also see from the newspapers that their conflicts have not been well resolved. His confidence often proves that he is right. Neeskens is also a very strong person. He has been looking for his own things in the lineup arrangement. Therefore, it is a difficult and torturous thing for the coach of Shen Bin. Either fully listen to Shen Bin's opinions, or simply abandon this extremely talented future superstar."

Gao Haiyang had also heard about some of the things Ali Haan did in China. At that time, Ali Haan did not explain this sentence in detail to the Chinese. Perhaps he thought that the Chinese, who had been involved in football for decades like him, were very smart and could understand what he meant.

But until he left China amid a barrage of curses, he still could not understand why the hardworking and intelligent Chinese people, with five thousand years of civilization, had become so stupid about a little thing they invented.

For a person who values ​​personal honor above all else, Ali Han gained the confidence to restore glory from Shen Bin, so he had the idea of ​​returning to coach the national team.

The whole day was filled with lectures, in which Gao Haiyang shared his experiences with everyone without reservation, and hoped that they could apply them in their future work.

Because he knows that one good coach is worth a hundred good players. Only when the work of cultivating football concepts is done well, will Chinese football have a real hope. Only when the top of the football pyramid is built magnificently can more children be attracted to the stadium. Correspondingly, the number of football players will increase and the foundation will be laid firmly. This can also be regarded as a Chinese characteristic! The theory of Chinese sports for performance has penetrated into the bones of all Chinese sports workers.

Far away in Amsterdam, Shen Bin woke up early in the morning, opened the curtains, and squinted his eyes as the bright sunlight poured in. His teammates all went to training, and he was alone at home "resting".

Shen Bin still felt a little uncomfortable due to the bad weather in Northern Europe. On the advice of the team doctor, he asked Neeskens for a rest. He would not ruin his own future for the team's results. He would take a day off today and would be allowed to participate in training tomorrow.

There has been heavy snow in the Netherlands these two days, and the ground is slippery, which is very likely to cause injuries, so Shen Bin has been doing strength training in the club's gym to increase his physical fitness.

Today, I saw the clear sky outside the window. It had been snowing for a week and it finally cleared up today. I would feel really sorry to God if I didn’t go out for a walk in such nice weather.

Shen Bin put on a coat and slipped out the back door - to avoid the reporters guarding the front door. Shen Bin had become numb to those reporters who worked day and night, and at first he wanted to go out and offer his condolences.

The temperature is still relatively low today. There is a Chinese saying: It is not cold when it snows, but when it melts. Shen Bin walked slowly, as he did not want to hurt his thigh, which had just recovered. His feet made a "crunching" sound when stepping on the snow, and Shen Bin began to like the feeling of stepping on the snow.

In fact, he was not in a good mood during this period. After the match with Utrecht, Shen Bin once again had a fierce quarrel with Neeskens. Neeskens insisted on trusting Junior for two consecutive rounds of the game. The team lost consecutively in the last two rounds of the league. The main reason for the loss was that Tiote was also on the injury list. He was even more uncomfortable with this weather than Shen Bin. Therefore, Haarlem Athletic's midfield lost this defensive iron gate, and the team's midfield suddenly became tense.

In most cases, Shen Bin had to take over most of the tasks left by Tiote and focus back on defense. Neeskens shifted the team's offensive responsibility to Junior both in training and in games, causing the scene to be very chaotic.

In the last round of the league, although Tiote returned after a week's rest, he still couldn't stop the team's downward trend.

The league has entered the final sprint stage, and Haarlem lacks depth on the bench. The physical exhaustion caused by fighting on two fronts is gradually showing. The team has suffered serious injuries due to the continuous fierce battles. In the next Dutch Cup quarter-final, Haarlem is expected to send only half of its main players.

The snow made a series of rustling sounds under his feet, as if it had come to life, and the sky was clear with few white clouds. Beads of sweat appeared on Shen Bin's forehead, and he found a bench by the embankment to sit down and rest.

The Netherlands is like a dream...

"Look who is this? Ha! Our big star!" A hearty voice interrupted Shen Bin's self-indulgence. He looked in the direction of the voice and found that there was a small boat in the waterway opposite him without him noticing, and Alan Nelson was waving at him.

Shen Bin boarded the boat and Alan drove the boat himself. Shen Bin knew that Alan must have something important to say to him, otherwise he would not have chosen this environment to communicate with him on a snowy day.

"This is a toxic environment. Neeskens is like a saint in fantasy novels who is corrupted by evil forces. He is just a facade. He is such an unworthy person but has the power of life and death over the team. The boss dare not tell him what to do, the management listens to his orders, and the players are his servants."

"But you don't want to bow to Neeskens. If you don't bow, the team won't be able to perform well, which will have a huge impact on your value. The people at the agency have also made a comprehensive assessment and believe that it is better to leave sooner rather than later. Now, before the dividends of the first half of the season are exhausted, submit an application to the club as soon as possible. Applying for a trade does not mean leaving now, but you can get a good salary package before the team declines. In the summer, leaving immediately is your best solution."

Shen Bin understood his situation and also understood Allen's thoughts.

But Shen Bin didn't want to do that, he wanted to stick to it, the team is still in the FA Cup, and the league points are still in third place. Although Chen Tao's team SBV Elite has quietly caught up, the points gap between the two teams is only 2 points.

Although this idea is a bit too naive, after all, he is only 18 years old, and it is impossible to expect him to be as thoughtful as a 30-year-old working person.

Now is not the transfer period. If I apply for a trade, Haarlem will give up on my training. Like now, I can apply for a rest as soon as I feel unwell. Then the club will no longer be able to let me do whatever I want. They will definitely take the risk of keeping me on the field for a long time, and then sell me for a good price. The chance of injury will greatly increase. The club and the agency have their own ideas, and they cannot fully consider Shen Bin's feelings.

Shen Bin said to Allen: "If we do this, you will face a very unfavorable situation. First of all, the public goodwill you have worked so hard to accumulate will be completely consumed. No matter what your reasons are, fans will not have a good impression of someone who has just played for half a season for his parent team and requested a trade because the coach did not arrange the lineup according to their opinions."

"Although I performed well in the competition, you may not have noticed that there was a force outside that was hyping me up as being too young and hot-tempered and unwilling to accept guidance and discipline."

"That may be true," Allen said with a smile, "but it's not entirely true, because at Hallam Athletic, I only got 'discipline', not 'guidance'. Neeskens has never arranged tactics exactly as you wanted in a game. You just make some minor adjustments within his framework. There has never been a game that you can do as you wish."