Chapter 424 That Long Pass of Ecstasy

Just two weeks later, Madibo will face Glasgow Rangers again in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals at home.

In the past two weeks, Madibo has won two consecutive Bundesliga victories without stopping, defeating Bayer Leverkusen 1:0 at home, and former pharmaceutical player Preuss scored a goal. In the 5:2 home victory over Frankfurt, Gomez scored a hat-trick, with Zhirkov and Zepek adding the icing on the cake. In the two wins, Madibao scored six goals, but Zhuoyang failed to score a single goal, but he contributed three assists.

Starting from the 0:0 match against Bayern Munich twenty days ago, Zhuoyang has not scored in four consecutive games. This is really rare in his career of scoring numerous goals after entering the Bundesliga. The media even made a fool of himself. After analyzing his problem, Madibao Club also attached great importance to it, and the scientific research department promptly followed up and launched an investigation.

However, Zhuoyang's physical functions and competitive status are all normal, and there is nothing to be wary of. It was Dwarf Hassler who told the truth. "You are just used to it. In fact, this is the normal state of football, and it should be Zhuo Yang's normal state. It's only been four games, so it's not a big deal."

By carefully analyzing the game video, everyone also found that everything was normal for Zhuo Yang. Both his technical movements and game feel were the same as usual, and he was still the king of shooting. The only explanation for the failure to score is luck.

Of course, the one who has the most say is Zhuo Yang himself. He really doesn't feel any different from before. The success rate of hitting the door frame is the same as before, he just didn't go in. Maybe this also corresponds to the saying: you always have to pay back when you come out to fool around.

Fortunately, Zhuo Yang's unlucky feet did not affect the team's results. Fort Madi continued to move forward. After 24 league rounds, the ranking has climbed to the second place in the gold list, only two points behind Bayern Munich. The iron heel rumbled. People are timid.

Madiburg must win today's home game. Glasgow Rangers are not very strong. The last game was narrowly tied because of bad luck. Even so, Fort Madi still holds two valuable away goals. What's more, the current situation of Glasgow Rangers is not very good. They have still failed to win in the Scottish Premiership in the past two weeks. Seeing that they are being thrown further and further away from their arch-rival Celtic, head coach McLeish is having a difficult time.

The football world is such a reality. McLeish saved Rangers from fire and water in the first two years and was regarded as a magical savior by the club and fans. However, after the team suffered a sharp decline this season, he was immediately criticized and disliked by everyone. . In fact, this is the reality of the Scottish Premiership. Rangers and Celtic have dominated Scotland for nearly a hundred years. It is okay to lose to their rivals in the same city, but they cannot lose for several consecutive years, let alone lose in disgrace.

Glasgow Rangers are losing a lot of money now. Not to mention that Celtic are far ahead and occupy the top spot. Not only have they failed to keep up, but they have fallen to the middle of the standings. Dundee United and Aberdeen have also fallen to the middle of the table. They can defecate anywhere on their heads. It's hard to bear it, so the Rangers, who were full of energy, were easily teased by Celtic 2:0 at home four days ago, which almost caused the "blue noses" at Ibrox Stadium to revolt.

The Champions League is the last straw for Rangers and head coach McLeish.

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Croatian forward Pulsho, who scored a goal for Rangers in the last game, did not appear in Hannover today. He strained his back muscle again in the league match against Hearts more than a week ago. He has been like this all year. Playing and playing, injuries and physical condition also made him an older shooting star.

Compared with the previous lineup, Madibao only used Sasha Ritter to replace the useless Zepek who was suspended due to a yellow card as the starting right back. The rest of the personnel did not change. Pompon Lewis, who stepped on shit and scored an own goal, is still wearing the jersey. On the field, Uncle Zha is very particular about what he does and is good at cultivating young players' confidence in the game.

The opening was just an overhead long pass from the right wing. Zhuo Yang faced the ball in the corner of the penalty area and made a fake move to dodge, confusing Ian Murray who was guarding him.

He thought Zhuoyang was going to follow the ball and hit the bottom. Zhuoyang turned sideways towards the football and played with his chest, then stopped and disappeared, then stretched his body and fired a volley.

Watraeus was unable to do anything about this shot, and Zhuo Yang used this wonderful goal to declare that all the clamor about him falling into a goal drought was just mediocre noise.

After 1:0, the people of Madibo were reassured. The Victor Stadium still maintains the record of undefeated Champions League wins. It must be that Glasgow Rangers is not the team that can change the scientific truth today.

The Rangers, who were in a desperate situation, began to frequently display their tough style of play. For a while, the referees whistled one after another on the field. The tit-for-tat confrontation between the young men of Madibao made it difficult for him to put the yellow cards in his pocket. I can't blame the Scots for this. They have had this style since ancient times. Even if they want to play something delicate, their foot skills will not allow it. The only member of the Rangers team who is worth watching is their captain Barry Ferguson.

The star midfielder who has won five Scottish Footballer of the Year honors is currently the captain of the Scottish national team. The 28-year-old Barry Ferguson was once rumored by Chinese fans to be Sir Alex Ferguson's son. In fact, this is not the case. He has nothing to do with Sir Alex Ferguson. Sir Alex Ferguson's son is a crappy fifth-rate player and a short-sighted agent.

To say that Barry Ferguson's footwork is pretty good does not mean that he has small technical skills like Zhuo Yang or Hamsik, but that he has the long passing skills of traditional British players, and he can hit the ball from 50 meters away. Well, it’s obvious that he has good skills, just like Beckham.

In the minds of many fans, old-school British players (England and Scotland) have bold technical styles, long passes and sloppy moves, and their footwork is simply not worth looking at. In fact, this is not the case. The former British players were indeed good at dribbling and dribbling. Belt is not as good as Europe, let alone South America. But whether the British players are defenders or midfielders, one-touch ball and long passes are basic skills that everyone must have.

The long pass accurately landed on the coin fifty meters away!

Isn’t it scary? Isn't this technology? Beckham can't pass people, but when have you seen him lose the ball on the court? It's very difficult to steal the ball from his feet.

The old-school British style of play has actually reached its peak in the use of court space. Although it has become outdated with the development of football, the dominant glory of that era is by no means 'playing like that' as some people say.

Change is good, but don't throw away your unique skills. Among British players nowadays, if they can hit a car with a ball from 50 meters away, they are considered good at long-distance passing. Therefore, it makes sense that the Premier League is booming and England's local players are not as good as one after another.

If the Premier League is like this, what can the Scottish Super League do if it can't get on the stage? Even if Barry Ferguson is pretty good, even if he still retains the skills of an old-school player, he is still a player who can only play in the bottom teams of the Scottish Premiership and Premier League.

Ferguson's long ball went to Peter Lowencrantz.