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

Sun Ke scored less than ten minutes into the game, and Arsenal quickly found their rhythm.

The studio.

"Goal!"

"Arsenal won a free kick in the attacking third, and Van Persie took two shots, both of which were blocked by the opponent."

"Sun Ke seized the opportunity and helped the team open the scoring!"

"Long-range shots from outside the penalty area have become Arsenal's young players' killer move!"

While watching the big screen, Zhan Jun said with a smile, "The fixed match time has allowed Sun Ke to find his rhythm in the Premier League."

"Although Sun Ke's role in the team is becoming more and more important, the coach does not intend to force his growth."

"He didn't keep Sun Ke on the field just because of the current results."

"Sun Ke, after a period of rest, has regained her vitality!"

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After Sun Ke scored, Arsenal took control of the game.

After gaining a one-goal advantage, Arsenal players were not in a hurry to press forward.

Instead, they opened their pockets, waiting for Bolton players to crawl in.

In the following match, Bolton began bombarding Arsenal's penalty area.

In the 15th minute, their center forward Ngog and Koscielny collided while vying for a header.

Koscielny used his skill to knock his opponent to the ground.

After the team doctor treated him, Ngog was unable to continue the game, so Bolton brought on another center forward.

This club, which qualified for European competition last year, had a transfer budget of only £700 million in the last four seasons.

This amount of money is only enough to buy one Sun Ke; the club owner is really stingy.

The overseas broadcasting rights for the English Premier League from 2010 to 2013 were sold for a record-breaking price, totaling £12 billion.

It's 10 times that of the Bundesliga.

It's five times that of Serie A.

It's three times that of La Liga.

Therefore, each Premier League club will earn £500 million more in broadcasting fees than last season.

That's a considerable number.

Most importantly, the Premier League's revenue is fairer than other leagues, according to the Independent.

The Premier League champion earns approximately £5700 million in broadcast revenue, which is 1.6 times that of the bottom-ranked team in the league, making it the league with the least disparity in the European league system.

The Premier League's stance is that it cannot exacerbate the income gap between top teams and mid-to-lower-tier teams.

In La Liga, if Real Madrid or Barcelona wins the title, their broadcasting fees can be about 20 times that of the team that came in last.

This is why the Premier League's overall financial strength is getting stronger, the league's competitiveness is getting greater, and there are more and more star players.

Even with ample funds, Bolton Wanderers still have a transfer budget of several million pounds per season, and they also have to participate in European competitions.

After failing to win several closely contested matches, this team, which qualified for the European zone last season, has now entered the relegation zone.

With the score falling behind, Bolton began to use his tough, dark-skinned players to create openings on the flanks.

Arshavin struggled a bit when they tried to play down the left flank.

However, Sun Ke repeatedly cleared the ball out of bounds, and the opponent could not find their rhythm on the wing.

On the other hand, Song was even more ruthless.

This guy immediately launched a full-force charge upon meeting the attacking player, sending him crashing to the ground.

Capdevila's tackles also made things difficult for his opponents.

Arsenal had three or four scoring opportunities in the remainder of the first half.

Bolton's players are both physically and mentally exhausted.

This is the consequence of trying to fight on four fronts with only one and a half lineups.

Three days ago, Bolton Wanderers, who only made three or four changes to their lineup, also played a League Cup match.

If you don't want to give up anything, you might end up with nothing.

In the locker room, Wenger asked everyone to reduce their dribbling in the second half to avoid unnecessary energy expenditure.

He encouraged everyone to pass the ball more often to constantly change the opponent's formation.

To put it simply, it's about making your opponent run around in a relaxed manner.

Sun Ke listened to the old man's speech while opening his own attribute interface.

Shooting 60, ball control 74, dribbling 70, passing 79, long shot 100

Heading 64, Set pieces 60, Explosiveness 70, Speed ​​70, Power 66

Jump 67, Balance 70, Stamina 86, Tackling 70, Tackle 61

Anticipation 100, Off-the-ball movement 62, Creativity 61, Vision 60

Skill: Master of Organization.

Overall assessment: A commendable Premier League player.

2000 points remaining.

Over the course of more than ten days, Sun Ke only rested for one day, using the points he earned to increase his strength attribute by 5 points.

After leaving the English League One beginner's village, Sun Ke added all ten attribute points he received to his passing ability.

To establish oneself at Arsenal, the ability to pass the ball is fundamental.

With maxed-out long-range shooting and maxed-out prediction, Sun Ke used all his attributes to improve his physical abilities and stealing ability.

Sun Ke is exactly the player Arsenal needs right now. When Wenger needs someone to sweep up the midfield and distribute the ball to his teammates, he needs someone to do both attacking and defensive work.

Of course, it would be even better if one could have a precise mid-range pass.

If you can master a single scoring method, becoming a player that defenders can't ignore is simply perfect.

Sun Ke perfectly fits all of the professor's requirements for a defensive midfielder.

After deciding on the strategy of continuously improving his attributes, Sun Ke's performance on the field became less flashy and gradually more stable.

He did a lot of dirty and tiring work that his teammates were unwilling to do or couldn't do well.

Sun Ke was well aware that his greatest significance in the starting lineup was to regain possession of the ball and then allow the players to safely pass it to Song and Arteta.

From this perspective, it seems that he has been doing work in obscurity all along.

However, it is difficult for people to ignore his existence.

Because Sun Ke's interception success rate is too high, he averages seven interceptions and three steals per game.

In other words, he can help his team regain possession seven times in a single game, which is a rare feat for any team.

Moreover, Sun Ke also possesses accurate mid-range passing and top-notch long-range shooting ability.

Now, whenever Arsenal regains possession, the opposing defenders instinctively retreat.

They were afraid of being exploited by Sun Ke's mid-range passes that cut through their defense.

However, Sun Ke's pass still managed to penetrate their not-so-solid defense.

In the 54th minute, after making an interception, Sun Ke immediately passed the ball behind Bolton's left-back, Whit.

Walcott overtook the goalkeeper almost immediately and was about to face him one-on-one with the goalkeeper.

Whit pulled Walcott down from behind, and as he was the last defender besides the goalkeeper, he was sent off by the referee.

As a result, Bolton was forced to stay within a 30-meter radius.

Fifty minutes into the game, Bolton, lacking both strength and courage and with stamina, began to shrink their formation, completely surrendering the midfield to Arsenal.

Arsenal then launched wave after wave of attacks.

In the 62nd minute, Bolton took a long-range shot from outside the box, and Szczesny launched a quick counter-attack.

Sun Ke and Song advanced the ball into the attacking third together. Arteta received the ball and passed it to Van Persie.

Van Persie took a low left-footed shot from outside the penalty area, but the ball grazed the left post and went wide.

As a result, Bolton players suddenly began to swarm Van Persie, and the Dutch striker almost lost his temper.

Fortunately, his teammates reacted quickly and pulled Van Persie aside.

Bolton can no longer compete with Arsenal through normal means, so they want to resort to underhanded tactics.

However, Arsenal did not give them any chance.

In the 66th minute, Walcott made a powerful run down the right flank, shaking off his defender, and then crossed the ball into the box.

Robin van Persie tapped in with his left foot to score his 100th goal for Arsenal.

The Arsenal captain joined Arsenal in 2004 and took more than seven years to score his first 100 goals.

He then scored the next 50 goals in just over a season, his form was simply phenomenal.

It just wasn't long-lasting enough.

2: 0!

With a two-goal lead, the outcome of the match was no longer in doubt.

Wenger substituted Arshavin for Gerard and then Schamach for Van Persie.

Van Persie was unwilling, but his role as captain forced him to take a broader perspective and he didn't cause any trouble.

In the following matches, Arsenal were basically just playing through the hours.

They played at a leisurely pace, but they had a shooting opportunity every few minutes.

After missing several chances, Arsenal killed the game in the final moments.

Song, who hadn't scored this season, started providing a constant stream of assists.

In the 88th minute, Sun Ke intercepted the ball and passed it to Walcott.

"Little Tiger" and Sagna played a relay sprint on the right wing, with Sagna crossing the ball from the edge of the penalty area.

"Song Gongming" scored with a push shot, adding another weight to his chances of winning fame and fortune.

3: 0!

Arsenal fans were singing throughout the entire match.

Arsenal controlled the game, and Bolton barely made a dent.

Song won the Man of the Match award by a narrow margin over Van Persie and Sun Ke.

At the post-match press conference, Bolton's manager didn't make any snide remarks.

There's really no face to say anything when your own team plays like this.

However, Ferguson commented: "Arsena made a mistake in using Sun Ke; the way he used this young man was the same as what happened to Mikel back then."

"That young man could have become an outstanding attacking player, but he was used as a workhorse."

"Arsena must have painted a very beautiful picture for this player, but it was just an empty promise."

"This kind of usage only stifles players' creativity; it's practically a crime!"

"Arsène bought a player, but they didn't find the instruction manual for him."

Whenever Ferguson wanted to cause trouble, he could always find an opportunity to attack Wenger in the media.

After being held to a draw by Stoke City, Manchester United and Arsenal narrowed the gap in the standings to just one point, and Ferguson did not hesitate to criticize Wenger.

Logically, at this point, the old man should be criticizing Manchester City, whom he calls his "noisy neighbors."

Perhaps it's because I've gotten used to the psychological warfare with Wenger over the years.

Perhaps they underestimated Manchester City, thinking that the opponent wouldn't cause Manchester United much trouble.

Ferguson's eyes were always on Wenger; whenever Arsenal made any move, the Manchester United manager could find a way to disrupt them.

The following day, in conjunction with Ferguson's remarks, The Guardian, which was somewhat inclined to support Manchester United, showcased the main attacking threats of each team in its Premier League section.

Arsenal scored 16 goals and conceded 10 in the first five rounds of the season.

They are second in the Premier League in goals scored, trailing only Manchester City.

However, conceding at least four goals in both matches puts Arsenal in the lower half of the Premier League in terms of goals conceded.

The Guardian listed the top three players for goals and assists for each team.

Arsenal's top scorer is undoubtedly captain Robin van Persie, who scored 6 goals in 6 games, achieving the best start to his career.

Surprisingly, Sun Ke ranks second on the team's top scorer list.

The Guardian cleverly described him as follows: "As a defensive midfielder, Son's 4 goals rank second in the team."

"If we analyze this player's performance carefully, we can actually find that he has amazing efficiency in attack."

"In terms of goal-scoring efficiency, both he and Van Persie scored within 90 minutes."

"However, it's worth noting that this player also contributed a team-high four assists."

"When a player is involved in half of the team's attack but is placed in the defensive midfield position by the head coach, there may be some misunderstanding here."

"His head coach is not a rookie; on the contrary, Arsène is very experienced in developing young players."

"Perhaps he didn't truly unlock this young man's potential because of his own goals."

The Guardian's original headquarters were in Manchester, where they were called the Manchester Guardian.

The name itself reveals the newspaper's connection to Manchester United.

The newspaper even dedicated a special column to Ferguson.

Whenever Ferguson writes something about football, it's almost always published by The Guardian.

After the two parties established a cooperative relationship, Ferguson began writing short essays in his column.

Firstly, to encourage their own team.

Secondly, it disgusts its opponents.

Third, to win over neutral fans.

Fifteen years ago, he drove Keegan crazy in the same way.

The latter had the potential to become a renowned England manager by coaching Newcastle.

After being driven to a mental breakdown by Ferguson, Keegan's spirit was severely diminished, and he never regained his former vigor.

This data, once released, successfully stirred up a wave of discussion.

Many fans believe that Wenger stifled the team's creativity, and his use of Son Ke was a complete mistake.

In response to external criticism, Wenger quickly replied: "As a manager, we need to discover the players' abilities and desires, and ensure that their needs are met."

"Throughout my coaching career, I have seen teams miss out on opportunities to improve due to poor communication."

"A qualified football coach will not let any opportunity to improve the team pass by; we must constantly make improvements."

"We need to find a balance between teamwork and individual freedom."

"I placed Sun Ke in the defensive midfield position because I value his importance to the team when he is off the ball."

"If Alex believes that Mikel's move back was a mistake, then he should bear the greatest responsibility."

"Because this kid was supposed to be his player, but he messed things up."

"He thought the matter was over, but he never imagined that someone would disregard the rules."

In fact, Mikel was originally a player that Manchester United were interested in, and he had signed a preliminary agreement with the club.

Unexpectedly, Chelsea, disregarding sportsmanship, bribed the player's agent and offered the player an even higher salary, ultimately snatching the prize from Manchester United's grasp.

Of course, Manchester United would never suffer a loss.

They took Chelsea to court, and the final verdict was that Chelsea had to pay Manchester United £1600 million in damages.

Over the years, Wenger has never missed an opportunity to reopen old wounds.

The two exchanged words for several rounds, seemingly selectively ignoring Manchester City.

In fact, Manchester City had their best start to the season in history with five wins and one draw.

They are currently top of the Premier League table with 16 points.

Manchester United are second in the league with four wins and two draws, accumulating 14 points.

Both Manchester clubs are currently undefeated.

Sun Ke did some research and found that Aston Villa hadn't lost either; it was just that this team had too many draws.

Arsenal are currently third in the league with four wins, one draw and one loss, accumulating 13 points.

This ranking far exceeded Sun Ke's expectations. He remembered that at this time in his previous life, Arsenal seemed to have only won two games.

It seems that with my arrival, Arsenal has undergone a complete transformation.

Arsenal's second opponent is Greek powerhouse Olympiacos.

The next two matches were each five days after the previous one.

So Wenger talked to Sun Ke again.

The old man said that Arsenal's matches will be very intense in the upcoming schedule, so Sun Ke can reduce his training volume appropriately.

Sun Ke verbally agreed, but in his heart he couldn't agree at all.

The work of exploiting the system's loopholes must never stop.

Persisting in this will truly bring blessings!