Godfather Of Champions

Only Bruce was not surprised at all. Because this is the Tony Dunn he knew. A professional coach who is full of emotions and a little impulsive...sometimes he is not very mature. It's thirty-five, and he looks like a young man of twenty-six and seven, just as old as himself.

"As for the serious consequences, I think everyone has seen it yesterday. If the chairman of Millwall must find an excuse for his team's fiasco, I suggest that he go to the Millwall fans who sang in the stands yesterday. . That’s what they ask for! If they lose, they say that the riots are caused by my fans? I’m here to let him touch his conscience and repeat that again, see if he dares?! A man, even defeat I didn't dare to take it. In order to vent my anger, I could turn right and wrong and anger others. There is such a chairperson, such a head coach...Tsk!" Dunn shook his head, "It is completely normal that we can win them six goals! Why does Er’s new home stadium connect the away stand and the train station? I think this Mr. President must know very well in his heart. He must also know who their fans are."

Not only the chairman knows it, but the reporters here also know it. Millwall’s Newdon Stadium is a newly built stadium in the 1990s. The design took into account the prevalence of Millwall football hooligans. Therefore, the stand for the away team fans was designed to the southeast through a passage. You can go directly from the stands to the train station next door, and then buy a ticket to go home. It is convenient for the away team fans to evacuate the stadium in the fastest time.

The football hooligans in Millwall are well-known all over the United Kingdom, which is why such a stadium design was developed.

"If Mr. Pafitis thinks he has been insulted for no reason and wants to sue me. Then I will seriously consider suing him and Alan McReilly for the slander of Nottingham Forest fans and the club!"

Dunn had just finished speaking, and Evan Daggerty, who was sitting next to him, took over: "Sue them in the name of the club. Please rest assured, we are not joking or talking angry. If Teo Pafettis Mr. and Alan McCrelly intend to take the right and wrong they have turned upside down to court, and if they flirt with the law and public trust, our Forest Club will be happy to accompany them."

If it had been six months ago, Evan Daggerty would not have the right to say such a thing. This kind of decision in the name of the club's official name requires the approval of the board of directors. Now he owns 75% of the club's shares. He is the only owner of the Forest Club and he can do whatever he wants.

Hearing what these two people said, there was a buzzing voice in the crowd below. Is this a declaration of an official war between Nottingham Forest Club and Millwall Club? Their inner paparazzi's blood is blazing! Today this trip did not come in vain! Coach Tony Dunn, you really did not let us down! With a big mouth spray, the sales of newspapers are on the rise!

"That's all I want to say. Goodbye, everyone!" Tang En finished speaking and left the conference site. He doesn't care what trouble his remarks will cause him, he just wants to say something, if he doesn't let him say it, he will be aggrieved. It's fine now, because he is refreshed. As for the discomfort of Pafitis and Mr. McCrelly, he can't care about it.

Bruce looked at Dunn's back and shook his head. Tony, you have been used by the media!

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"Tony, do you see the excited expressions on the faces of those reporters?" In Evan Daugherty's office, Dunn and him were by the window, watching the reporters walking out the door.

"Of course I saw it, Evan. The little guy pretended to be pathetic and was tricking me into saying what he wanted to hear. He succeeded."

Evan scratched his head: "I thought you didn't know. What do you think?"

"The news media is happy...but I think public opinion is good for us. For other things, I didn't think so much. Millwall really wants to sue me, and I will not escape."

Hearing Dunn's words, Evan laughed: "Don't talk about yourself like a hero, Tony. This matter, the club will support you to the end, and it is related to the club's reputation. I won't just watch it. Leave it alone. Tony, do you know? After I heard you talk about the relationship between the team's performance and the economy at Vilford Lane that day, I reworked a great plan. Would you like to hear it? "

Dunn retracted his gaze from the window and looked at the smiling Evan: "Let’s listen, Evan."

"These two or three sentences are unclear... We can have a meal together at noon, just as Alan is back from the United States, we have a lot to say." Evan patted Dunn on the shoulder.

"Your financial advisor?"

"Yes, but soon he will become the club's marketing manager. He is responsible for making money..." Evan didn't say anything, he smiled at Dunn.

Dunn understood, he also laughed: "I am responsible for winning."

"Yes, the three of us will cooperate well, Tony!"

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When Pierce Bruce listened to the recordings of the press conference over and over again and sorted out the manuscripts, he became more aware of how prescient the editor in charge is. This gunpowder-flavored statement and the news documentary comparable to a thrilling novel are indeed more eye-catching than the uniform reports of other media.

Of course, every word Dunn said at the press conference was eye-catching enough...Looking at the foul language in the manuscript, Bruce sighed and deleted it.

As a result, he submitted the manuscript and typed it back. Bruce opened the Word document strangely and found that the swear words that he had deleted were added back, and they were also highlighted in bold.

He grinned. This must be the work of the editor-in-charge. Although this may be detrimental to Tony Dunn, it must be admitted that the editor-in-charge can attract readers' interest even more.

The first goal of the media is to attract readers' attention...what? What do you say about the ethics of journalists? Social responsibility of the news media? Stop kidding, buddy. Since Murdoch’s acquisition of The Sun (The_Sun), he started the trend of vulgarization of newspapers, and then he successfully bought the “awesome” The_Times in the British newspaper industry at that time. The big newspaper, which enjoys high prestige throughout Europe, has become the "Sun Times" (The_Sun_Times) that is in line with third-rate tabloids. To this day, 40% of newspapers in the UK are controlled by Murdoch, and morality and responsibility have long been deleted from the news dictionary.

Nowadays, what attracts readers to report what, news editors and reporters who are not attractive enough have to make up and publish in the newspaper, or carefully plan and multi-party cooperate to seduce the reporter to perform a play. This sounds really like a Hollywood movie, but In today's UK news environment, this is true.

Bruce knew this well, so he sighed and agreed to the editor's amendment, then signed his name and posted it again, this time he was not beaten back. He knew that from this afternoon, a news war between the media had started again.

Mr. Tang En, you are really a "newsman"!

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