Football: I am only 16 years old, and you want me to retire and make a comeback?

Chapter 30: There is a price to pay for not letting others eat!
[I declare that Haller is the best striker in the Eredivisie! ]

[Just give me some space, right? Sure. I’ll buy your jersey today.]

[Awesome, scored twice, even though it was a free point]

[It wasn't a gift, this penalty was created by Tang Ye himself, he deserves credit! ]

[3:0, awesome! If we score one more goal, we’ll be on the way.]

[Brothers, I earned another 5 minutes in this game, how about you? ]

The bean warriors in the live broadcast room were generally very excited.

The reason is simple, those conservative fans who only buy Utrecht games have never lost now.

Happy 5-game winning streak, these fans are about to get out of the category of bean warriors.

After today’s promotion match is over, it is estimated that dozens of people in the live broadcast room will be upgraded to Bean War Gods!

"Clap clap clap!"

Ten Hag clapped on the sidelines.

The team was leading by 3 goals and as the head coach, Ten Hag was of course happy.

But he was not as happy as he had imagined. Ale gave the goal in the second half to Tang Ye even though he knew what he had said to Tang Ye.

Don’t I, Erik ten Hahe, have any dignity to save?
In the 75th minute of the game, the fourth official raised his card and replaced Tang Ye and Van der Marel at the same time.

"Tom!"

"Tom!"

As Tang Ye slowly walked out of the stadium, more than 1000 fans in the visiting team's stands cheered in unison.

Vandermarel patted Tang Ye on the back and asked, "How does it feel?"

Tang Ye did not turn to look at Van der Marel. His eyes were always on the fans and he spoke in not very fluent Dutch.

"I like this feeling!"

……

“Beep, beep, beep—!!!”

At the end of the game, Utrecht adopted a defensive approach after the score was 3:0 and did not score any new goals.

Snik also failed to score, and the final score was 3:0.

"Utrecht!"

"Utrecht!"

The away fans were still cheering, and the Utrecht players on the field also began to applaud.

This applause is for themselves and also for the fans.

3:0, although the opponent is not strong, this is Utrecht's first shutout so far this season!
……

Back in the locker room, Ten Hag briefly encouraged the players who played today. He was actually a little nervous when he spoke.

Tang Ye is only 16 years old now. Based on Ten Hah's understanding of this guy, he doesn't know much about the ways of the world.

Ten Hag was afraid that Tang Ye would challenge him about scoring a goal in the first half!

However, Tang Ye did not talk to Ten Hag, he was celebrating with his teammates.

In a 75-minute game, Tang Ye scored 30 comeback points (10 points extra for scoring twice).

Deduct Vardy's 5 counterattack points for Red Bull.

Net income 25 points!
Alai and Balazit lifted Tang Ye off the stool and swung him in the air like a swing.

Tang Ye did not feel afraid, but raised his right hand and shouted.

“That’s it, that’s right”

Ten Hag walked towards Tang Ye and said: "You should celebrate when you score a goal, Tang, you didn't celebrate your goals and assists before, that was wrong"

"I know I know!"

Tang Ye laughed: "I'm celebrating now!"

……

At the end of the game, Tang Ye received a rating of 8.6 in the Utrecht Evening News.

The contribution of 1 point and 1 shot concealed the fact that Tang Ye's running distance was low.

With these two goals, Tang Ye also won the best player of the game.

"Where's my trophy?"

Before stepping onto the court again to be interviewed by reporters, Tang Ye asked Ten Hag a question that he had been accumulating for a long time.

"What trophy?"

Tang Ye stretched out his hands and gestured to a cylindrical object: "That's the trophy that every best player gets."

"That's the reward for MVP. Are you considered an MVP?"

Ten Hag rolled his eyes at Tang Ye, then began to recite Tang Ye's statistics for the game: "Running distance 4.2 km, 4 successful tackles, 0 successful attempts, 1 successful aerial confrontation, 0 successful attempts. Oh, perfect statistics! Tang, you are really amazing!"

Ten Hahe took a step forward and successfully came in front of Tang Ye: "4.2km run, do you know who you are better than?" "Is there anyone who ran less than me?"

Tang Ye's eyes lit up: "I felt it before, I have been running in this game!"

"Ruyter (goalkeeper) and Luiter (goalkeeper) ran a little less than you, they both ran 3.6km"

Ten Hahe nodded and put his hand on Tang Ye's shoulder: "Well, you are still pretty good."

"..."

"But this shouldn't stop me from getting the trophy, right?"

Tang Ye has never won a trophy since studying abroad, and today is the closest he has ever been to a trophy.

"You're overthinking it. If you don't reach the quarterfinals of the Dutch Cup, you won't get the MVP trophy."

Ten Hag told Tang Ye a little-known fact: "If you want to win the MVP trophy, wait until you become the best player in the league."

"..."

Tang Ye shook his head: "Forget it then"

"What!? Can't you be more motivated? You should tell me now that you want to be the MVP of the Eredivisie!"

What Ten Hag hates most are players who have no ambition. He really wants to scold Tang Ye, but the time for the press interview has arrived and they cannot be late.

……

"Eric, and... Don"

The female reporter tried hard to avoid pronouncing "Tom": "Tang, congratulations on winning the MVP of this game. By the way, I need to remind you that you broke a record in today's game!"

wow?

Tang Ye raised his eyebrows.

Broke the record!
Damn, I’m so strong?

Tang Ye rubbed his hands: "Perform normally. Um, what record did I break?"

The female reporter smiled and said: "You are the player with the shortest running distance per minute in the non-goalkeeper position in the history of the Dutch Cup. You only ran an average of 56 meters per minute."

"..."

Tang Ye didn't say anything.

When the female reporter shouted "Tang" with all her might, Tang Ye thought that this guy was his fan.

I didn’t expect that TM was a black man!

"Well, I actually tried to run hard. This is a shame. I will try harder next time."

Tang Ye touched his head somewhat awkwardly.

Ten Hahe pretended to be serious and was very happy to see Tang Ye being humiliated.

But he stopped laughing immediately.

"Mr. Eric, our reporter at the Utrecht training base said that Tang did eat in the second team cafeteria"

"The first-team players are eating in the second-team cafeteria... Mr. Eric, isn't this unreasonable?"

The female reporter pointed the finger at Ten Hag.

Previously, the Utrecht Evening News reported that Ten Hag did not allow Tang Ye to eat in the first-team cafeteria, and Ten Hag came out to refute the rumor.

But these reporters were not pushovers and they immediately found the video.

This is a candid video!
From breakfast to dinner, Tang Ye ate all three meals a day with a player from the second team named "Zaka".

The situation is now very clear. If Ten Hag does not explain clearly why Tang Ye was expelled from the first-team cafeteria, he will definitely be cyber-bullied by fans.

But Ten Hag was not panicked at all.

Because he has enough reasons!
"Tang was not active enough in training, which is why I asked him to go to the second team for dinner. This is a punishment mechanism for players who are passive in training."

"Are you saying that Don has a terrible attitude towards training?"

"Well, although he won the MVP today, I have to admit the fact that I have always been very strict with players who are not training actively."

"But……"

The reporter paused, then took out his phone: "Mr. Eric, can I see this video?"

Ok?
Ten Hag turned his head away.

What did these paparazzi capture again?

You won’t know how shocking it is until you see it.

Damn it, Tang Ye was hiding outside the training ground and secretly doing push-ups!

"You said Don had a negative attitude towards training, but this video...how do you explain it?"

Under the questioning of the female reporter, Ten Hah felt like he was facing a formidable enemy!
He turned to look at Tang Ye, who was trying to hold back his laughter.

There is a price to pay for not letting others eat!
……

(End of this chapter)