The Young Lion

Carter is more sensitive than Aldridge in this regard, perhaps related to his work history.

When Aldrich revealed his doubts, Carter smiled: "UEFA has also entered a stage of war countdown! Think about it, what day is it a year from now?"

Aldridge didn't really care much about football politics, so he asked blankly: "What day? Next year is the World Cup."

Carter sighed helplessly: "My God! One year later, the UEFA presidential election! Fighting openly, and now has entered the stage where the war is about to start! Please, Johansson is 75 years old, and has health concerns, he has Prostate cancer! He himself has repeatedly hinted that he wants to retire and enjoy his old age! You say, inside UEFA, are you now preparing to hold a glorious retirement ceremony for Johansson? No, most people certainly hate He left early, and then, to see who was eligible to take the seat of Johansson!"

Aldridge's spirit was shocked, and his face was suddenly realized.

It's like the old emperor is about to abdicate, and the prince below starts to compete for the reserve.

It's no wonder that at this time, UEFA officials with considerable weight came out to express their opinions, but Johansson was silent, probably weighing the interests.

Regardless of whether UEFA is really dissatisfied with Millwall, but there are definitely some people in Europe and some football forces do not like it. Therefore, such a voice will win the joy of those who hate Millwall. Or, this is also a stand!

Because the biggest sign of UEFA is the Champions League!

The Champions League has become a giant game, the giants are only a few, standing on the peak, it is Millwall.

Shooting at Millwall, the deep meaning behind it may also contain a belief in the reform of the current interests of UEFA and the rules of the game.

Look, Millwall didn't go all out in the Champions League, but they could easily divide up the biggest share of this cake!

Such a potential incitement will anger more people, superficial, and will be dissatisfied with Millwall. Those who see it thoroughly will be dissatisfied with this system!

Aldridge threw Carter a cigarette, lit another cigarette himself, and asked softly, "Johnson is going to abdicate. What is the situation now?"

He should have the answer in his heart, perhaps because he has the answer, so he hasn't paid much attention to it.

However, since the result has not yet been announced, he put in some energy to understand, it is always right.

Carter said: "Look now, the successor appointed by Johansson is the one from Germany."

"Huh? The one from Germany?"

"Beckenbauer, Johansson has been paving the way for Beckenbauer all these years, and the momentum should have started since 2002, when Johnson tried to challenge Blatter and failed. I think that failure also made Johnson With the idea of ​​abdication, I tried my best to cultivate and support Beckenbauer."

Aldrich scratched his head, thinking a little bit confused.

Caesar in Germany.

Why would Platini be elected in a year?

Aldridge vaguely remembered that Platini subverted the rule of Johansson, not defeating Beckenbauer in the competition.

He doesn't know the specifics, but now it's a bit confusing to hear Carter say this.

Deep in his heart, through these decades of European football, he naturally hopes that Beckenbauer can succeed Johansson. Regardless of Johansson’s criticism, a “regime” leader and policy-maker must be unable to let Everyone in the world is satisfied, from the village head to the head of state, it is impossible to really formulate a policy of great joy.

However, in the core concept, Johansson represents the traditional values ​​of European football. He naturally believes that Beckenbauer can continue this policy before he will fully support Beckenbauer.

But what about Platini?

This well-known football superstar seemed to be a "politician".

Aldridge couldn't figure out these things, and simply didn't want to.

Exactly on this day.

Beckenbauer spoke.

Maybe it was Johnson's advice, maybe it was his personal position. In short, he helped Millwall speak and responded to the comments of UEFA officials.

“Some people don’t understand football and don’t just draw conclusions. The coaches who have coached the team all understand the importance of allocating players’ physical fitness reasonably and use different strategies for different games. I have a hard time understanding that some people in UEFA question the World Cup, Europe Cup, the coaching decision of the six Champions League champions! If Millwall is eliminated in the Champions League because of retention of strength, there will be countless people attacking Millwall’s platoon formation, but when Millwall is qualifying The UEFA’s criticism seems out of place and lacks a reason to stand up. The European Champions Cup is indeed very glorious and has top influence, but this is a competitive sports event, not an entertainment show!"

It's hard to say that Beckenbauer is defending Millwall.

At least listening to his remarks is very similar, but the deep meaning must be aimed at the hostile forces of UEFA and Johansson.

Beckenbauer's meaning is very clear. Others criticized Johansson for turning the Champions League into a powerful tool for the monopoly of the giants. But in turn, the Champions League itself is the winner, and the strong take more!

This is not a paradise to promote equality for all!

If the Champions League has become a charity entertainment show event, all of them are happy to share their interests, then this event that gathers the strongest to determine the strongest of the champions will deviate from the original purpose of creating it.

Despite Beckenbauer speaking for Millwall, Aldridge kept the club silent.

To be honest, Aldrich has no idea what is happening inside UEFA.

Is there really an opinion on Millwall, or is the drunkard's intention not to drink, and Millwall is used to play on the subject, secretly to openly fight for the next presidential election.

If it is the former, then at this stage it is still in a "quarrel" stage, complaining two words, Aldridge can bear it.

But if it is the latter, Millwall must remain outside and participate in games or battles in the political circle. This is very risky, because no matter who wins, Millwall will formally open up a lot of enemies. !

Publicize when you can publicize, and low-key when it's low-key.

Millwall won the Champions League group stage, and continued to the London Derby on the weekend, as a guest to challenge the Crystal Palace.

In London, Millwall's three hostile enemies, West Ham United, Chelsea, Crystal Palace.

The other London opponents are ordinary neighbors. Those left over or inherited from history have no hostility.

Crystal Palace is the one with the lowest hatred.

Last season, Millwall changed direction to help Crystal Palace relegation success, Crystal Palace also changed direction to return to Millwall, and issued a blessing for the retirement of Southgate.

A deal between the two teams twelve years ago made Crystal Palace fans cherish. After Southgate officially retired from his boots, everything disappeared.

This season, the two teams have fought against each other. Crystal Palace is weak. Even with the advantage of home court, it can't stop Millwall's crushing.

Ronaldinho's defending golden ball return to the team, this game sent a wonderful performance of two assists, Millwall also successfully scored 2 points on the road with a score of 2:0, the league 11 straight!

Chelsea struggled to defeat Wigan Athletic 1-0 at Stamford Bridge after experiencing two consecutive draws, and successfully won the game, but the gap between goal difference was opened by Millwall again.

After 16 rounds of the English Premier League, Millwall team took a plane to Asia.

In Japan, there are six continent championship teams gathered here.

European champion, Millwall of England.

South American Libertadores Cup champion, Sao Paulo of Brazil.

African champion, Al Ahli of Egypt.

Asian champion, Saudi Etihad.

Oceania champion, Sydney FC, Australia.

Champion of North America and the Caribbean, Saprisa of Costa Rica.

Strictly speaking, this is not the first World Cup, because the World Cup was passed in early 2000, but it has failed, FIFA finally can’t help but move this piece of cake, so the Toyota Cup entered History, in fact, still change soups or medicines, chicken ribs are chicken ribs, it is useless to gather more teams to make boos.

Europe and South America are the main strengths in world football, so the champions from Europe and South America are taken care of and have the top 4 places directly.

The other four continent championship teams caught up with each other, and the winner advanced to the semifinals, and then played separately from Millwall and Sao Paulo.

Aldridge led his team to Yokohama, Japan, declined the invitation of the event organizer for business events, and would rather make less money and give players more time to rest.

Although it is impossible to adjust the time difference in a foreign country to rest well, it is better than not taking a rest.

To know that after playing the World Club Cup, Millwall is back in England and will enter the Devil schedule.

On the 11th and 12th, the game between the four champion teams from non-Europe and South America quickly finished.

Etihad and Zaprisa advance to the semifinals.

The most speechless part of this unlucky World Club Cup is: not only to decide 34 **** but also 56 damn!

Make a specific ranking of the 6 teams of the participating teams!

So Sydney FC and Al Ahli lost the ball, but still have to stay here and wait a few days to play a 56 finals!

Just looking at this format, Aldridge feels that he has stepped from the oasis into the desert at once, as if participating in a very amateur and entertaining competition.

FIFA is very welcome. It recruits championship teams from all continents, consumes it to death, can play a few games, a few more games are money...

On the 14th, South American champions Sao Paulo and Etihad took the lead in Tokyo.

Unsurprisingly, São Paulo defeated Etihad to get the final ticket.

On the 15th, Millwall will play in Yokohama against Costa Rica's Saprisa.

Just listening to the opponent’s name and where the opponent is from, Millwall’s main players are interested in the decline. Perhaps the scenery in Japan is more able to mention their interest than playing against the opponent.