Max-level burst damage at the start, the British Empire arrives!

Inside the locker room, Sun Ke was mocking Walcott's two high kicks.

Song played the straight man on the side, Ramsey listened with great interest, and the other teammates joined in the banter.

Walcott, shirtless, loudly argued, "If I hadn't just recovered from my injury, I would have scored a hat trick by now!"

"Their full-backs are so trash, I can easily kill them!"

Szczesny launched into a sarcastic remark, saying that Walcott "talks nonsense without thinking."

The two were playfully wrestling when they almost knocked Gibbs over.

Szczesny suddenly had a brilliant idea and tied a tie around his neck.

Walcott immediately understood, and the two of them reenacted the conflict between the two head coaches, causing the locker room to erupt in laughter.

At that moment, Van Persie walked into the locker room with the trophy in his hand.

The Dutch striker was named Man of the Match thanks to his last-minute winner.

As team captain, Van Persie once again inspired the entire team, saying many encouraging words.

Sun probably sensed that this guy must have been memorizing it for a long time.

Inside the stadium.

Wenger and Alan Pardew symbolically touched hands before turning back to each other.

In English football, shaking hands before and after a match is considered an important courtesy between the two head coaches.

If you refuse to shake hands without any explanation, it will be repeatedly mentioned by the media, and in serious cases, you may be punished by the Football Association.

Wenger and Ferguson have been bitter enemies for years, yet they still have to grit their teeth and go through this process.

After the match, both head coaches went to the press conference hall to attend the post-match press conference.

Many years ago, it seemed that both head coaches attended the post-match press conferences together.

Thus, the press conference became the birthplace of iconic moments.

The two head coaches started arguing as soon as they disagreed.

If one cannot win people over with virtue, they will often resort to fighting to make friends.

It is said that during that period, many head coaches would change into sportswear and even warm up before attending press conferences.

This approach was clearly not conducive to the development of football, so the two sides later gave separate interviews.

Given the atmosphere between Wenger and Alan Pardew today, wouldn't it be a rematch if they did another interview together?

After the match, Alan Pardew stormed off to the press room.

When asked to comment on the match, Alan Pardew said with a sense of disappointment, "We lost the game, but I don't think the result reflects the course of the game."

"We had a man advantage in the final moments and dominated the game, but that goal ruined everything."

"That's football, we should look forward, but I think a draw would have been a more reasonable result."

Soon after, a second reporter asked, "Gervinho and Barton clashed, and Gervinho was sent off with a red card, while Barton received no punishment. What's your take on this conflict?"

Alan Pardew said expressionlessly, "First of all, Gervinho dived, I think there's no doubt about that, and that would infuriate the opposing players!"

"This whole thing started with a cheating incident. That guy first faked a fall, then slapped Barton in the face. I think the referee did the right thing."

A third reporter immediately followed up: "Before the match, you said Sun Ke wasn't worth 700 million pounds. After this match, do you still think so?"

Alan Pardew gave an awkward laugh, then spread his hands and said, "What I mean is, it's difficult for us to compete with top clubs for players like these; we can't afford the risk of a failed investment."

"Judging solely from this match, the kid performed quite well."

"But the season has only just begun, who knows what will happen later!"

When asked to assess Arsenal's title prospects this season, Alan Pardew curled his lip.

"It's tough. They spent some money this summer, but they didn't fill the void left by the departing players."

"Based on today's game, I think the two teams are at the same level."

"You could say our strength has improved, or you could say Arsenal's strength has declined."

"I'm more inclined to believe that two things are happening simultaneously."

"They sold their best players to rivals and gave their best players to their rivals. They didn't have a strong enough squad to win the championship."

When asked about the conflict between the two, Alan Pardew claimed that Wenger struck first.

"I didn't expect him to do that. His players were stalling for time, so the referee's decision to extend the time was reasonable."

"His behavior was very rude; I think he's a person without manners."

A few minutes later, Wenger appeared at the press conference with a smile on his face.

The first reporter asked for his assessment of the match, but he relayed Alan Pardew's words to Wenger.

Wenger said with a faint smile: "Judging the strength of teams based on the score is a ridiculous thing."

"We had a 10-point advantage in possession, eight more shots than our opponents, and five more clear-cut scoring opportunities. I find it hard to agree with that statement."

"All their efforts today were aimed at not conceding a goal; their only goal was a draw."

"The opponent's attacking opportunities all come in the last fifteen minutes, and that's when it's a game fought for victory."

"You can understand it as, without considering physical fitness, 10 Arsenal players could score a goal against Newcastle every 15 minutes."

"We encounter similar situations in most of our matches, which perhaps reflects our standing in the league."

"Parking the bus? It's one of many defensive tactics. Our opponents played like that for the first 75 minutes, while we only used it for five minutes. That's a fact."

When talking about Gervinho's red card, the old man was very protective of his son.

"I think I saw more than the referee did. Either both players received yellow cards or both received red cards. The action wasn't serious enough to cause someone to fall to the ground for two minutes."

"Was it a dive? I don't know. Some people say he was touched, some say he wasn't, but I will believe my player."

"Will I appeal? I will review the video carefully, and I will appeal."

When answering previous questions, Wenger had a professional smile on his face.

But when Sun Ke was mentioned, the old man couldn't hide his smile.

"You might think it's crazy to bring on a young player who has never played in the Premier League at that time."

"I believe in him, but that doesn't mean I think he'll perform well just because he plays. Football is a sport full of uncertainties."

"If I hadn't let him play, the team might have missed a victory, and the player might have missed an opportunity to grow."

"Every decision can have different results. I'm glad that Sun Ke showed his potential. He did his job very well and delivered three world-class passes. Such a performance was a pleasant surprise."

"He will certainly get playing time, but he may not start immediately. I will follow the principle of gradual progress."

"The important thing is that he's in my future plans."

......

Sun Ke didn't see the press conference content online until she got home.

It must be said that the old man was quite eloquent.

This shrewd old man, who grew up on the Franco-German border, speaks with the arrogance of the French, the meticulousness of the Germans, and the pedantry of the British.

If it were a rough, uncultured person, it would definitely be very difficult for them to talk to Wenger.

Football is a favorite sport of the working class in Britain, and also has a significant number of white-collar workers. The old man's demeanor and speaking style appeal to both of these social classes.

Therefore, neutral fans like him, while opposing fans hate him to the core.

During dinner, Sun Ke discussed his investment plan with his adoptive father.

After a month, Sun Ke's account had accumulated more than £600,000.

The signing fee was £500,000 after tax, the income was £130,000 after tax, and the tattoo consultant's allowance was £20,000.

A total of £650,000!

Even now, that old bastard Joelly's career is over, and his income probably isn't even as much as Sun Ke's, let alone his savings.

Since joining Arsenal, Son Heung-min has spent virtually no money on anything except fuel.

The club provides the race gear, as well as lunch and dinner.

The main players undergo regular physical examinations, and even their clothing has sponsors.

If she's not worried about wearing the same clothes as someone else, Sun Ke can always use the clothing provided by the club.

As for why the teammates buy their own clothes, either they have clothing brand endorsements, or they are not short of money.

Although the old man is very strict about controlling wages, players from top clubs are never short of money.

As for Nasri and Clichy's transfers to Manchester City, a major reason is that Manchester City offered them far more money than their current income level.

As for that nonsense about honor, just listen to it. Who the hell goes out to work without wanting money?

Those high-sounding reasons are all just a way to mask their obsessive pursuit of money.

Speaking of which, "Song Gongming," that silly kid, was the most honest.

Many years later, this old guy will admit in the media that he went to Barcelona for the money.

Why for money?

Because he can't save much money at all right now.

Why can't I save money?

Because he needs to earn money to support his large family.

For a child who comes from a Cameroonian slum to transcend social class and become a top-tier football star, there must be an entire family supporting him through thick and thin.

Otherwise, if this kid can't even afford the training fees, who would be able to see his potential?

He's made a lot of money, so it's only natural that he would then give back to his family.

Song later admitted that when he saw the Barcelona contract, the first thing he looked at was the revenue clause.

An annual salary of 500 million euros!

OK!

Transfer!

When Barcelona signed him, they made it very clear that he wouldn't get much playing time.

Song Gongming didn't care because the money was right.

Arsenal's current situation dictates that Wenger won't give him that much money.

This guy is definitely not very noble, but he's unmistakably a scumbag.

From this perspective, isn't the "pay-to-win" approach of spending 500 million euros to return to a club where one can't even get a starting position even more ridiculous?

Sun Ke's current goal is very simple: to ensure that his income has a stable and high return.

He shouldn't even think about things with extremely high returns; he's neither qualified to enter those fields nor has the energy to study them.

Currently, there is one of the most stable ways to manage your finances: real estate.

That's right, it's London real estate.

Mr. Sun works in home renovation and design, because most residences in London require high-end renovations, and countless houses need to be renovated every year, as well as quality inspection work when renting out properties.

Mr. Sun's company has dozens of employees, and even working 365 days a year without a break, they are still busy and the company is constantly expanding its workforce.

According to industry data obtained by Mr. Sun, less than 40% of people in London own their own property.

Big cities are all the same.

Apart from the local indigenous people, most outsiders cannot afford the high cost of purchasing a house.

In 2011, the average pre-tax income in London was £2.8.

This means that most incomes are below average.

Sun Ke was placed alongside forty ordinary people from London's East End.

The average income reached £2.8.

This does not mean that the income of those forty people actually reached the average.

Therefore, there is great potential in real estate in London.

This situation will continue as long as the world doesn't end.

Sun Ke did the math: an apartment with a usable area of ​​80 square meters would cost around £200,000 in cash plus taxes, and the monthly rent would be between £1000 and £1500.

With rents continuing to rise, it will take about ten years to recoup the costs.

Moreover, Sun's father's company has a housing rental business, which is equivalent to giving his cheap dad an extra boost.

Twelve years later, house prices in London had doubled or tripled, and rents had also skyrocketed.

At a rate of one house every three months, Sun Ke's accumulated assets over the years will allow him to live a carefree life as a retired gentleman.

Of course, this is the most unappealing way to live.

There will definitely be better ways to manage finances and new careers in the future.

Let's do it now.

During the meal, Mr. Sun asked Sun Ke the same question three times: "Have you thought it through?"

After receiving Sun Ke's affirmative answer, the cheap old man's face showed a relieved smile.

My son has grown up.

He's starting to think about the family now.

Sun Ke said with a smile, "A man living in this world must always shoulder the responsibility of his family."

If even that old bastard Song can figure this out, how could he not understand?