Hero of the Penalty Area

Set up a long line, pull the monthly pass

In today's and yesterday's chapters, maybe someone will scold me for pouring water again, right?

But I still want to write, because I always write about Chen Yingxiong, about matches, about him constantly scoring goals, drawing people, and winning... and so on, I'm tired of it.

I want to write a story that has little to do with victory or defeat, but it has a lot to do with football and has a big relationship with people. It’s a very warm story. It tells from the side the story between two fans who should have been rivals in the city of Liverpool. In this story, Hero Chen is not even the protagonist.

I just wanted to write such a story to show the football culture and atmosphere of England and Liverpool, and to express what football means to the people there. As I wrote in the article, football may be the only spiritual support and sustenance for the elderly who live alone and widowed.

So I used chapter ** to write this story.

String together with a special ticket, linking Liverpool and Everton fans together.

Of course Chen Yingxiong is the protagonist, but sometimes we can temporarily, even if it's just a second or two, turn our eyes away from him and turn to the ordinary people who cheer for him in the stands.

Just like the champion godfather, if the perspective is always on Tony Dunn, that book is definitely not good. A variety of supporting roles are needed. To be honest, the hero in the penalty zone is not as good as the champion godfather, so I want to write a supporting role like this, and strive to show everyone a true and credible football world.

So I racked my brains to conceive such a story. The story is inspired by a piece on the Internet-under a ticket for the FA Cup semi-final between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool, is the sentence "I swear I must find the owner of this ticket-this It's Liverpool fans!"

It is precisely because of this sentence that makes me feel a lot of emotion, that is why there is such a short story.

I hope you don’t look at this story with the mood of “you must watch the protagonist kill the Quartet, watch the protagonist score goals and score goals”. Relax a little and treat it as an intermission to appreciate this. I think it’s quite warm. Story it.

If you like it, thank you.

If you don’t like it, uh, I still thank you...

Finally, ask for a monthly pass! ! !

Six shifts broke out, and there are fewer and fewer manuscripts, but I still broke out six shifts. For the sake of me so desperately, it is not difficult to ask for a few monthly tickets, right?

At the end of the month, if you have any more, it will expire and be invalid if you don't vote again! If you keep it, you can't give birth. Vote to me, to the hero of the penalty zone! !

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