I am Vardy

"Watching the England game, there is always a sense of sight of watching a small movie, but with Joe Hart as the heroine, I really have no interest!"

"I'm afraid Joe Hart's psychological breakdown is far greater than when he lost the ball just now!"

"Then why do I want to go up and touch it?"

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The fans expressed their joy at the scene where the England players kissed and caressed Joe Hart just now, which shows that England was not hit by the conceded goal.

The narrators can see more clearly why this is.

"Young goalkeepers are often unable to withstand the huge psychological pressure when they are ordered in the face of danger in a big competition. The conceded goal just now is a good example of the problem!"

"Joe Hart has outstanding talent and is known as England's number one goalkeeper in the next fifteen years. He is likely to make up for the shortcomings of England's goalkeeper position, and the fans place high hopes on him!"

"But don't forget, he is only a 20-year-old player, without so much experience in major competitions, it is difficult to be stable!"

"Especially after losing the ball, it is very likely that the mentality is on the verge of collapse. If this continues, then the next game will be really bad!"

"Beckham comforted Joe Hart as the captain, but the effect may not be very good. Vardy and a few other players seem to be wretched, but they can make Joe Hart forget the goal just now. Well-intentioned!"

"Of course, it's up to the beholder to see if this way of kissing the breasts is worth advocating!

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The game restarted, and Joe Hart did come out of the shadow of conceding the ball, and he didn't look nervous at all, he just kept gnashing his teeth.

Well, as long as there is no problem in the state, let's be excited if you are excited.

The game finally got back on track. Without worrying about the goal being missed, England's fighting power in the frontcourt was still very strong.

After taking advantage of the midfield, with the power of the iron triangle in the midfield, it is difficult for Turkey to resist. The only way they can attack England's half is to counterattack, but if they want to pose a real threat, there is no one in ten.

Especially when England was behind, England's offensive climax made Turkey want to die and couldn't breathe at all.

In the 9th minute, after receiving a pass from Beckham, Vardy turned around and wiped out Turkey's defense, and shot directly at the top of the arc in the penalty area. Unfortunately, the ball missed the post slightly and flew out of the baseline.

In the 12th minute, the England midfielder played smoothly. After the Audio-Technica made quick passes and broke through the opponent's press, Gerrard quickly dribbled forward. At this time, Vardy and Rooney understood and tacitly took away the Turkish defense. , Created a shooting opportunity for Gerrard.

It's just a pity that Gerrard's shot was too strong and a bit straight, and was rejected by the Turkish goalkeeper.

Two minutes later, England made a comeback. Ashley Cole's cross was grabbed by Rooney for the first point, and he headed directly into the goal. He even passed the Turkish goalkeeper's defense, but unfortunately it was finally blocked by the crossbar. And then Lampard's supplementary shot was also blocked by the opponent's players, and he was depressed at that time.

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England's continuous oppressive attack made Turkey look like a boat in a typhoon, and there was a risk of shipwreck and death at any time. Even if they defended the goal with difficulty, no one knew whether they would be alive in the next moment.

Gradually, Turkey began to adopt the method of cutting off the starting point of England's attack in order to contain England's attack. Otherwise, it may not be able to prevent England simply by placing the bus.

The Turkish striker frequently fouled Beckham, Gerrard and others in the fight, just not wanting the England midfield to run smoothly, and this coping method did have a certain effect.

Getting rid of in place is really not his strong point for Beckham. In the opponent's pressing or even foul tactics, Beckham's passing has become hasty, and the success rate of the pass has declined.

This is probably the biggest gap between him and several midfield masters.

Today, the referee's penalty scale is obviously loose, perhaps because he wants the game to be smoother, and basically did not call fouls for some defensive actions of Turkish players who brushed the ball.

In the 17th minute of the first half, Nehat knocked down Beckham who was dribbling the ball from behind, but the referee did not stop the game. Nehat rushed towards the England goal without delay.

Lampard, who was chasing back at high speed, directly brought Nehat down, and then the England players protested around the referee.

"Why didn't you call a foul for such an obvious foul?"

"Do we have to let us lose the ball?"

However, the always cold-faced referee would not change his penalty standard casually, but kept waving his hands to let the England players leave, and then showed Lampard a yellow card because he fouled a tackle and prevented Turkey from counterattacking.

If this yellow card is placed in normal times, it is absolutely understandable, but the key is that the referee first condoned Turkey's back foul.

The England fans in the stands booed the referee deafeningly to express their dissatisfaction, and the Austrian fans also joined the ranks. Obviously, they are now England fans.

The English players are still not convinced, but there is no way, the referee is the biggest on the field, if you don't want more trouble, then you can only endure it temporarily.

Vardy looked coldly at the Turkish players' smug smiles, expressionless.

Why are there so many bad things every time I meet the Turkish team!

Of course, he doesn't think the referee deliberately favored Turkey, because the referee has no reason to do so, but the referee's penalty scale is particularly loose today, which is the root cause of the problem.

Since Turkey can take advantage of this, so can England. The referee will not use double standards against the two teams.

In terms of fouls, who can compare to the English players who have been playing in the fierce Premier League?

So next, Vardy took the lead, turning into a shit-stirring stick in the opponent's defensive area, rampaging like driving a tank.

Brutal collision and deadly shovel are definitely good features, and Vardy is also very proficient in using them. Maybe there is still a risk of being sentenced to a foul, but in today's game, it is clear that the referee will not easily call a foul. Vardy's characteristics have the greatest use.

Tackle is not the goal, the important thing is to tackle and then you will be shoveled down;

Physical confrontation is not a means, the important thing is to knock you into the air first;

The two major characteristics took turns to show off their power. For a while, Vardy seemed to be on the hook, treating the opponent's defensive area as a wrestling field.

The players on the Turkish field are also a little confused. Why did Vardy suddenly become so aggressive? This is our restricted area!

But the key point is that the referee basically didn't say anything. Unless Vardy did too much, the referee seemed to have not seen it, and there was nothing wrong.

Turkey kept complaining to the referee, but before they could say a few words, the English players who had taken advantage of it immediately ran over to help the referee to clear the siege, so that Turkey could not always put pressure on the referee.

With Vardy taking the lead to set an example, the English players also woke up like a dream and knew how to play. They moved a lot more when pressing in high positions, even more intense than the physical confrontation in the Premier League.

The Turkish coach complained angrily to the fourth official, but the fourth official was not a vegetarian, so he called the referee and warned the Turkish coach.

After doing this, the Turkish players also began to use greater fighting moves, isn't it just a foul, who is afraid of whom!

A European Cup quarter-finals turned into a wrestling match, which probably no one expected before the match.

The most is to play a little hotter, but it can't be so hot!

The chief culprit for this situation is the referee. If it weren't for his extremely loose penalty scale, the two teams probably wouldn't be so relentless.

If the referee had used the yellow card to suppress Turkey's foul tactics early, the game would have been on the right track.

But now, all he could do was watch the mess on the court.

Perhaps it is not good for England to play like this, because if this continues, their advantages will not be brought into play at all.

But there is no way to do it. Can Turkey be suppressed with foul tactics?

If anyone is said to be the most at ease now, then it must be Vardy, because he is more fierce than anyone else when he rams.

In the 25th minute of the first half, Joe Cole made a pass from the left. Neither Rooney nor Lampard in the middle could reach the ball, and the ball leaked to the back point.

Vardy accelerated and rushed over, but was stuck behind the Turkish defender, unable to touch the ball first.

In the blink of an eye, Vardy suddenly had a flash of inspiration and slammed into the side of the Turkish player. When the Turkish defender was caught off guard, he dribbled the ball and smashed them into the goal.

Oolong!

The referee was stunned for a moment, and immediately blew his whistle, indicating that the goal was valid, and the score on the field became 1:1.

When the Turkish players, especially the own goal defender, were still in a daze, Vardy rushed to his teammates and began to celebrate the goal.

Anyway, with this level of physical contact, the referee has never blown his whistle, so how could this ball be blown!

The English players hugged each other and celebrated the goal, which made the Turkish players itch with hatred.

Needless to say, the Turkish players have surrounded the referee and started to protest, and no one can accept this reality.

But since the referee has already made the penalty, the possibility of him changing the penalty is infinitely close to zero. Moreover, in his scale, this is indeed not an offensive foul.

Can't the two sides have a little physical contact?

If there is a foul if there is even a little physical contact, then there is no need to compete at all!

No matter how the Turkish players protested, the referee just insisted on his judgment and did not give Turkey a chance at all.

Own goal, still in effect!

If there is controversy, no matter what kind of penalty the referee makes, it will always be controversial. Could it be that the referee whistled that the goal was invalid, and England would not protest? ) Download Free Reader!!