Godfather Of Champions

While Tony Dunn was still worrying about whether Wood could find an agent to his satisfaction, a man who claimed to be "George Wood's agent" had appeared in front of him.

"Ah, Mr. Gentleman. Are you here to visit our training?" Dunn met the middle-aged man who was chasing George Wood again at the gate of the training base. He looked down at his watch, "It's far from starting training, you've come too early. Or, do you still want to hit George Wood's idea?"

The tall man standing in front of him was Billy Woods. He smiled—yes, Dunn was right. The man who used to frown at him was smiling at him at this moment—and said to Dunn, "I'm so sorry, I think it's neither. Tang Mr. En, you guessed wrong."

"Oh?" Dunn looked at the man and didn't understand why he treated himself so kindly today.

"I'm here to talk to you about the new contract, Mr. Dunn."

Dunn turned his ears, thinking he had heard it wrong: "What did you say?"

"Sorry, I didn't make it clear. I repeat: I want to talk to you about the new contract between George Wood and Nottingham Forest, a completely different...new contract from the one you signed a year ago." Woods said solemnly, without a smile on his face.

"There are still three months left from April 1st..." Dunn felt that this person must be making himself happy. He didn't want to waste time at the gate with this neurotic delusion, and turned around to leave.

Behind him sounded a sound of shaking paper: "I think Mr. Dunn, you might be very interested in this."

Dunn admitted that he was very curious, so he stopped and looked back at the piece of paper in the opponent's hand, which was gently swinging in the morning breeze. He couldn't see clearly: "What is this?"

"A copy of the contract signed between George Wood and me. From now on I will be his only agent, responsible for all his affairs, including negotiating with the club to improve the terms of his original contract." Holding this piece of paper, it was as if the Scotland Yard police were showing their credentials, arrogantly.

Dunn grabbed the piece of paper with his hand and looked at it carefully. It is indeed an agent contract, and the signature below is indeed Wood's handwriting, and of course, his handprints.

The contract clarified the relationship between this middle-aged man-Billy Woods and George Wood. One is a professional football agent and the other is a professional player. It also stipulates the power that Woods has as Wood's agent... ...Covering almost all aspects, from on-field to off-field, it is no longer just a role to serve him financially, it can even be said that Woods is Wood's consultant!

Dunn moved his gaze from the paper to Wooks's face, still with that smile, but his pride no longer needs to be concealed.

He bowed his head and cursed. How did things develop to this point?

I asked George Wood to find a trusted agent, but I didn't ask him to find this person! Isn't this... Isn't this against me?

and many more!

He suddenly thought of something.

"Um...Mr. Billy Woods, I remember you were an agent in the show business before, right?"

Of course Woods knew what Dunn meant by asking. In order to make him completely give up, Woods took out his qualification certificate from the bag: "The latest professional football agent qualification certification issued by the English Football Association. I am now. A football agent."

Dunn naturally took it over again, and couldn’t find anything wrong. It was indeed awarded by the Football Association of England, but it was noted that Billy Woods was not recognized by FIFA, which means that he is now better than possessed Qualifications to operate international player transfers.

"You are only in England..."

"Of course, I just became a football agent, and there is no time to report my information to FIFA. But this does not prevent me from becoming Wood's agent." Woods shrugged.

"But you didn't have any experience as a sports agent before..."

Wookes smiled, and he heard from these words that Dunn was stubbornly resisting. "As for how I became a football agent, this is not the point. The point is that I am now George Wood's agent and there is no problem with my agent qualifications."

Dunn was speechless looking at the certificate in his hand with the England FA badge.

A hand reached out before his eyes.

"If you don't mind, please return it to me, thank you."

Dunn took the certificate into the hands of Wux in an angry way. He didn't know what method Wux used to deceive George Wood and Sophia's trust, but now this fact is in front of him and it is already unchangeable.

Seeing Dunn startled, Wookes showed the winner's smile. "Need me to repeat it again, Mr. Dunn? I came to you today for George Wood and..."

Dunn waved his hand to interrupt the other party, "I know, but not today. Let's change the appointment."

Today is indeed not good, Dunn is now in a muddy head, it is impossible to negotiate a contract with this shrewd man. He first needs to calm himself down, and then find Wood to understand the ins and outs of this matter, and then consider discussing Wood's new contract with Woods.

"Of course, I respect your decision. I have your phone number, so we'll talk about it another day, and I will call you then, Mr. Dunn."

Dunn snorted and turned and walked towards the No. 1 training ground. He can't wait to see George Wood now, and then ask him-what the **** is this!

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Soon Dunn saw George Wood on the training ground. He looked no different from usual. Dunn called him to his side.

"George, have you found a new agent?"

Wood nodded.

"Um...can you tell me the process?" Dunn wanted to know how that man became Wood's agent.

So Wood told Dunn what happened last night.

When Dunn heard the other party's words, he suddenly felt a sense of astonishment, "Why is it so coincidental, what I said he said?"

He said those words out of consideration of being responsible to Wood and asked Wood to seriously find an agent. I didn’t expect that "Mr. 5%" would also consider the player’s perspective, and he said so beautifully. Wood cares most. Starting from the perspective of...but he still wants to ask: "I think these things can be done by an agent, why would you choose him?"

"He came to my house. I think since it's so good, then sign it." Wood's consideration here is very simple. Since everyone is the same, why should I call those who haven't even seen each other? Used broker? Since this one can be my agent, it is him.

Wood wouldn't know the affair between Wux and Dunn, he naturally didn't know how depressed Dunn was when he chose Wux.

"What's matter?"

Dunn shook his head: "No, it's nothing, you go to train..."

Wood turned around and ran back to the training ground. Dunn lowered his head and pinched his temples. It seemed that he would have to deal with that nasty guy for a long time...

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Several days before preparing for the twenty-fourth round of the league, Dunn had not received a call from Billy Woods. It seemed that the man knew that Dunn must be in a bad mood now.

Dunn is indeed in a bad mood. Since knowing that Woods is Wood's agent, all the problems he had never worried about before have now surfaced-will George Wood be manipulated by that agent as a puppet? Will you alienate yourself under the instigation of your agent?

Most importantly, will George Wood leave himself one day?

The players trained by themselves, break with themselves, leave themselves and switch to his team.

This is not alarmist. Beckham and Ferguson had the same father and son before they got married. The two almost turned against each other.

Dunn didn't want him and Wood to get there, but now that there is such an agent who is always against him, it is hard to say about the future.

In fact, he is a very possessive person. He likes the feeling of controlling everything in his own hands. But the fact is that there is nothing in this world that does what he wants.

On January 22, Nottingham Forest challenged Norwich in an away game, the sixth in the league and the bottom-to-last. There was no suspense. The Forest team won a clean game away 2:0.

The arrival of Van der Sar has indeed greatly improved the number of goals lost by the Forest team. Whether in terms of experience or technology, he is more than one grade higher than Darren Ward. Dunn is very fortunate that he took the opportunity of Manchester United to make a timely shot when it was still swaying from side to side, otherwise the high-level goalkeeper would be let go, and the Forest team would not know what it will be in the second half of the season.

Of course, this game is still outstanding, and George Wood is still stable. His performance is no different from any previous game, but in Dun En's eyes, it is not a taste.

He knew that after the game, he should receive a call from Billy Woods.

Sure enough, the phone rang just after Dunn returned to Nottingham on the second day of the game.

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