Football: The opening kick shocked the world with a long-range heavy artillery

"Pervert!"

"It seems that in future games, I will give him more firing rights!"

Hechinboxom shook his head incredulously and whispered softly.

Old John next to him chuckled, and then said:

"Hehe, it's not too much to give him unlimited fire rights."

"Just give him the ball and he can create endless possibilities."

"Either score or help someone score a goal!"

"All in all, he always helps the team win!"

Such a high evaluation made Hezimbertom slightly stunned, and his eyes showed a bit of impressiveness.

"You old fellow, do you understand quite well."

"Hidden deeply!"

The two sophisticated people looked at each other and both laughed.

On the training ground, Jiang Chen was still immersed in the refreshing pleasure of shooting, unable to extricate himself.

"It's too strong!"

"If you can test it on the field, it will be perfect!"

Unfortunately, the sky did not go as expected, and Sheffield United's next game still has to wait five days.

On 25 August, Sheffield United will take on Premier League powerhouse Everton away in the second round of the Premier League Cup!

And the head coach of the toffee is the famous "ancient wrong" Moyes in world football.

David Moyes is not a very successful player, as is the experience of two of Britain's most famous current managers: Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.

But his coaching career has a lot to offer.

In 1997, Preston head coach Peter led the team from the English Third Division to the Second Division, but in the first season of the Second Division, the team was demoralized and repeatedly defeated, and by Christmas, it was in the relegation zone and manager Peter resigned.

In January 1998, the board of directors of League Two side Preston decided to let the 34-year-old assistant coach David Moyes take over as head coach.

As soon as Moyes took over, Preston brought a new atmosphere and results.

After he took over, the team averaged two points per game, all without buying a new player.

As a result, Preston not only did not relegate this season, but also reached the play-offs for promotion to the first division.

In the second season, Moyes led the team to success.

After three years of climbing three steps, Moyes' talent immediately became a topic of discussion in the circle. Many big clubs started paying attention to him, when United assistant coach Kidd had just left and the Reds wanted David Moyes to join United as Ferguson's helper, but he refused, opting to stay with Preston.

In his first season in League One, David Moyes led the team to a play-off to the Premier League, but lost to Bolton Wanderers at the last minute.

His reputation grew and it was only a matter of time before he left Preston to join a bigger club.

His name has been linked to almost every club that has lost a manager, including West Ham United and Southampton in the Premier League, but Moyes has refused one by one, and he is still patiently waiting for the opportunity to arise.

In March 2002, Everton, who dominated English football in the 80s, was in the relegation zone, and after entering the 90s, Everton had collapsed into a mid-range and lower-range team, when they thought of Moyes, who was not far away.

After the initial contact, Moyes thought the opportunity had arrived.

In his opinion, Everton's foundation is still there and can be revived.

But Everton's manager at the time was the famous Walter Smith, also from Scotland, who has always been respected by Moyes.

Moyes has said he will never take his job if Smith doesn't say yes.

Afterwards, he met Smith in person, and the Scottish senior excitedly held the young man's hand and gave up the handsome.

The 2002-2003 season was Moyes' first full season in charge, and Everton were once stable in the top 4, but did not play well in the second half of the season, and finally finished 7th, which was the club's best result in 10 years, for which Moyes received the Coach of the Year award from the English Football Coaches Association.

In 2004-2005, after selling star Rooney, Moyes led the team to the Champions League and won the Coach of the Year award from the English Football Coaches Association.

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Last season (2010-2011), Everton started the season in a slump, starting the season without a win in six rounds and not scoring its first win until 2 October 2010, but the team had a strong second half of the season and finished 7th in the league.

Everton, who have made a comeback this season, got off to a rocky start, losing 1-0 to promoted Queens Park Rangers in the first round on 20 August, and morale waned, and they desperately needed a win to stabilize the army.

Sheffield United, from the Championship, seems to be their best "sandbag". "

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At the end of the day's holiday, Sheffield United immediately went into a state of readiness, and the intensity of player training doubled.

Against teams from higher leagues, they have to set their tactics carefully, and they don't miss anything in the smallest detail.

If you make a mistake, you can fall into a place where you will never recover.

Over the next few days, the entire Sheffield United club was busy, with all staff moving around the first team.

On 24 August, the club bus slowly left the base and embarked on its journey to Merseyside.

That's right, they only bloodied the Tranmere Rangers in this place four days ago with a score of 8:2.

The team slowly drove into the city of Liverpool, and the whole city basically has only two tones.

Blue that belongs to Everton, red that belongs to Liverpool.

There were boos outside the car windows, and fans here did not seem to welcome the visiting Sheffield United.

There were even some extreme fans who smashed stones and other objects into the team bus, and their mouths were still cursing.

If there were no police car escort, Jiang Chen even felt that they dared to burn the bus.

After the rectification, they went to Goodison Park early the next morning for pedaling training.

Built in 1892 at a cost of £3,000, it was the first in England to have double stands on all sides and the first in the league to use an underground heating system.

Goodison Park is also one of the oldest stadiums in England, and it has a difference, not that it was the world's first dedicated football stadium, but about its turf.

The lawn of Goodison Park is laid out on a large stone slab, and the protruding stone slab cross-section is densely carved with the names of countless people, and only the names of traditional veteran fans are eligible to be engraved on the cross-section of the lawn.

For example, a fan family rents a box in the stadium stands for generations, and a fan has to book a certain position in the stands every game... Like a Hall of Fame, Goodison Park is a history of their loyal fans.