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Godfather Of Champions Chapter 218

Chapter 218: 218
Chapter 218: One on One
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Arsenal tried to regain control of the game five minutes into the start of the second half . Henry was more active than he had been in the first half . He was constantly on the wing, seeking out opportunities to coordinate with Pirès and trying to break through the flanks . They almost succeeded once; Henry and Pirès did a two-versus-one pass on the wing and then cut into the penalty area . Coming up to defend against Henry, Matthew Upson's foot slipped, and he suddenly fell .

Henry did not expect this, and as a result, he shot the ball towards the stands behind back of the goal .

All of the Nottingham Forest people gasped . Twain was also startled, and almost jumped from his seat in the technical area .

Upson got up from the ground and turned to look at the goal in panic . Hierro came up to him and patted his shoulder to reassure him .

On the Arsenal side, Henry held his head in his hands . He had not thought that his volley would overshoot and fly out . When Upson fell down, it was just the Forest team goalkeeper in front of him, and the the goal . During training and even during matches, a situation like that would normally have been a walk in the park .

Wenger looked even sorrier than Henry . He stood up from his seat, saw that the ball did not go in, suddenly waved his hands, and sat down .

Arsenal's luck did not seem too good today .

After their narrow escape, the Forest team launched their offense . During the halftime interval, Twain had told them that they were not secure at all with only one goal . What he said had almost come true just now; the Forest players understood the principle .

Albertini was responsible for organizing the attack . Bergkamp came up to intercept, and Albertini chose not to break through, even though he was certain that he could drop the Dutchman in front of him . But he glimpsed George Wood standing not too far from his side .

He remembered Twain's separate conversation with him after a training session .

"Demetrio, what do you think of this George kid?"

"Not bad, very good . " His English was not very good, so he did not say much .

"I'm sure you can also see that I value him very much . Now, he's impeccable in his defense, but he lacks a lot in offense . I was hoping you could help him . "

"I understand, sir . "

Bergkamp saw Albertini move the football to the right . Thinking he was going to break through, he quickly shifted his center of gravity . His opponent did indeed run towards that direction, but he had also passed the football to George Wood with his heel .

Wood received the ball; however, Albertini was enmeshed with Bergkamp . What should he do?

Fàbregas saw Wood take the ball and rush up with gritted teeth . He wanted to take revenge . I can't always let this kid pressure me . You robbed me, I'll rob you back!

Wood, who had received the ball, did not know what to do next . He had wanted to pass the ball to Albertini, but he saw that Albertini had an opponent at his side, so he dismissed the idea . Just when he was at a loss, Fàbregas charged up!

Unsurprisingly, George Wood, who was not good at ball control, lost the ball .

"Arsenal has the ball again! Beautiful steal! Cesc Fàbregas' steal has given Arsenal a chance to fight back, and the Forest team hasn't been able to defend against it, since everyone is still on the offense!"

What Taylor had said was right . When the Forest players saw that Albertini had the ball, they all pressed on eagerly, especially everyone from the two wings . They all rushed up and interrupted the team's coordinated offense .

What they did not expect was that Albertini did not pass the ball Ribéry or Ashley Young, but to George Wood, who rarely participated in the team's offense . Leighton Baines and Pascal Chimbonda had to run back at all costs, just like during their sprinting drill . Just like that, their physical energy was wasted .

Wood just saw a flash in front of his eyes, and suddenly there was nothing in front of his feet .

He had lost the ball .

At that point, Wood would not ask himself what to do . Almost instinctively, he turned to stick to Fàbregas . With his superior physical strength, he crushed down on his opponent . The Spaniard could not speed up, and could not shake him off .

Fàbregas was rammed by Wood from the side, causing his body to lose balance and his pace to become erratic . The football was knocked away, beyond his control range . Hierro received the football just in time, and the ball was back under the Forest team's control .

Twain, who witnessed the scene from the technical area, shook his head and said to David Kerslake, "Looks like we should strengthen Wood's offensive training . "

Kerslake nodded in agreement . "Compared to his defense, his offense is almost amateur . "

The spectacle of that 60-meter indirect assist to Freddy Eastwood's goal during his debut for the Forest First Team was never seen again in subsequent competitions or training . Wood might have been possessed by some supernatural power that day .

Hierro passed the ball back to Albertini, who retreated to provide support . This time the Italian did not pass the ball to Wood, but passed it straight ahead to Viduka . Under pressure from Touré, Viduka could not turn around, so he could only pass to Ashley Young on the wing . And in the face of Ashley Cole's defense, the youthful Young had no other options; he chose to pass the ball to the right back, Chimbonda, who had just wedged in . The Frenchman just received the ball when his fellow countryman, Pirès, forced his way in . Thus, he could only pass the ball to Albertini in the middle, and Albertini cleverly gave away the ball .

After the football had gone in a big circle, it ended up back in front of George Wood .

Everything that then happened on the field was like a replay of what had happened a minute ago; Fàbregas came forward again to snatch, George Wood lost the ball, but he immediately used his defensive instincts and superhuman stamina to intercept it again .

"I really don't understand! When did Wood become the core of the Forest team?" a disgruntled fan complained in the stands . Perhaps they thought that if Albertini had the ball, the team would have already struck the opponent's penalty area, and it would not have been necessary for them to engage in a technical entanglement in the midfield .

Even Kerslake could see that Albertini was deliberately giving George Wood chances to take the ball . He turned to look at Twain, and Twain looked back at him and shrugged, indicating that this was not his idea .

In fact, Twain knew very well that Albertini doing this had something to do with him asking Albertini to teach Wood .

What did Albertini have in mind?

Twain put his chin on his hand and looked at the running figure of Albertini .

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Albertini believed there was no better way to teach a man like Wood than to push him into an unavoidable situation . He passed the ball to Wood again and again, forcing Wood to think about how to pass the ball forward instead of just across and back .

When Wood received the ball again, he saw Fàbregas dashing over, so he acted on his conditioned reflexes and passed the ball back .

Albertini waved to him and yelled, "Forward!"

Wood was stumped for a moment . Then he obediently ran forward and brushed past Fàbregas, who had rushed up . At the same, Albertini passed the ball ahead of him . A two-versus-one pass!

The Arsenal players did not think that George Wood would be able to dribble the ball and plug in the attack . Even Fàbregas did not react . He turned sideways and looked at Wood, still awkwardly dribbling the ball, and forgot to defend in turn .

There was not a player wearing the yellow Arsenal away jersey within five meters of Wood . What should he do now?

Albertini ran up from behind, waving at Wood . "Over here!"

Wood listened and passed the ball to him . Albertini shouted again, "Forward!"

Wood continued to move forward, and the Arsenal players reacted . The Forest team was planning on utilizing the coordination of the two men in the center to force a breakthrough!

How can we let you get away with that?

Cygan rushed up to block Wood's running route, and Touré was in the wing to protect Cygan's back whenever necessary . At this time, the two Arsenal center backs put all their focus on George Wood, who had suddenly stepped forward, while neglecting the others .

Albertini made a feint and suddenly shot a direct pass!

All of a sudden, Viduka was no longer in an offside position; what was more, he had received the ball . He was going to single-handedly make the shot!

The City Ground burst into deafening cheers . This was an amazing opportunity . The same thought emerged in everyone's mind simultaneously: if we lead by two points, we will definitely win!

Lehmann attacked, and Viduka received the ball and turned . There was no time to determine the goalkeeper's position, so he just swung his foot and made his shot .

A striker's instinct let him choose the angle of the shot, hoping to bypass Lehmann . But when the tall German landed from his jump, his toes still grazed against the football, the ball bounced and brushed against the goal post and rolled out past the end line .

"The ball didn't go in! This was the best chance for the Forest team in the second half so far; even better than Henry's chance . It's a pity that Viduka didn't make it . " Taylor shook his head and sighed, "Lehmann saved the team and rescued Wenger . "

What Taylor had said was right . When he saw that the opponent directly struck the heart of his team from the middle, Wenger could not sit still . He suddenly got up from his seat and marched towards the field . The team's performance had not improved, and the Forest team's oppressive defense had completely restrained Arsenal's tactics .

He glanced sideways at Twain, who was also standing on the sidelines . The other man was focused on the game and did not notice him .

Wenger went back again, and said to his assistant manager, Pat Rice, "Get Ljungberg and Reyes to go warm up . "

His long-term partner, Rice, could hear that Le Professeur's voice was not as mild as usual .

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Viduka's shot had only been a corner ball in the end, but it still electrified Twain . He felt like his heart was about to pop out of his mouth .

He rushed to the sideline . When he discovered that the ball had not entered the goal, he scratched his head with some embarrassment .

But he did not lose heart, because he saw a scene full of hope .

Albertini was leading George Wood to run forward, and taught him step by step how to pass the ball and position himself; Wood did well, too .

He rarely emphasized offense in the center . The Forest team was a team that placed importance on offense through the wings . However, if Wood could develop quickly, the center could also become an important trigger point .

Viduka had wasted Albertini's incredible pass . It was almost impossible to get another opportunity like that in the game because a high-caliber opponent like Arsenal was very adept at self- adjustment .

But Albertini did not grumble about Viduka . Instead, he stepped forward to pat the Australian on the shoulder and ruffled his short hair . Without a word, he ran to the spot for the corner ball . He was also the Forest team's player in the first position for the place kick .

While the team was using a place kick to attack, Twain's task for Wood was to be at the back to defend . Hierro and Upson both ran up, and Wood turned and ran back . Standing in his position and looking at the crowded penalty area, he was still relishing his recent drive .

Twain asked him to learn the Italian's playing style and how to handle the ball . So he watched Albertini very closely during the game . He remembered the scene of Albertini letting him press on, but not passing the ball to him . Instead, he had passed the ball to Viduka . Honestly, he had not even anticipated it . He had not seem Viduka's position while he was pressing on . Furthermore, he was even facing Viduka; Albertini's back was to him . How had he known that Viduka was inside the penalty area?

And there was also the long pass in the first half . It was so accurate! He had never kicked a pass that was more than fifteen meters long, but the team captain's pass was estimated to be fifty meters! He seemed to know in advance that area had no opponents, and knew in advance that Ashley Young would run up, and then he had timed his pass perfectly . It was amazing!

Wood almost never admired anyone, and would not say good things about others . However, at this time, he sincerely admired his team captain and mentor who did not speak much English .

Just as he had snapped out of his thoughts, the Forest team's corner ball was kicked .

Lehmann did not feel reassured by the center back, Cygan . He stood in between the two men and struck out Albertini's corner . Fàbregas beautifully dropped the ball outside the penalty area . George Wood was still in the Forest team's midfield area . Now no one could threaten him, and he could finally handle the ball comfortably .

Henry was starting to make a move!

He scanned this point from the corner of his eye, immediately shot a direct pass and sent the football accurately to the foot of the team captain .

"Arsenal counterattacks! Their speed is incredible!"

The Forest players ran back as if their lives depended on it, but for a veteran like Hierro, the mind was willing, but the body was powerless .

"The Forest team's singlehanded shot boosted the players' morale, and almost everyone rushed up for the corner ball; maybe they thought that they were close to scoring a goal… but now, the Forest team's large-scale pressure made the Arsenal players feel like they're closer to the goal!"

"Now, except for the goalkeeper, Darren Ward, the only Forest players in the backfield are the left back, Leighton Baines, and George Wood! Arsenal's counterattack is swift . Except for Henry, Pennant and Pirès have quickly followed up, three against two! An excellent opportunity for Arsenal… not to be missed!"

As Taylor was shouting excitedly, Twain was not excited at all . He cursed, "Damn it!"

He suddenly remembered one of Henry's goals . It was Arsenal against Tottenham Hotspur . Tottenham Hotspur's throw-in ball was headed by one of the Arsenal players; then Henry received the ball in the midfield, and began a long-range raid . Through the change of speed and rhythm, he continuously flashed past the interception of Matthew Etherington, Stephen Carr, Ledley King and other Tottenham Hotspur players, and finally shot the ball into the Tottenham Hotspur's goal, which helped Arsenal win with a score of 3:0 .

That had happened in November 2002 . Was he going to replicate it in the City Ground in 2004?

Ribéry chased Henry at full speed and dived behind the opponent to shovel him, at the risk of getting a red card .

It was as if Henry had eyes on the back of his head . He accelerated the ball forward, then jumped just in time to escape Ribéry's dive, and continued to move forward!

Everyone in the stands, whether they were Forest fans or Arsenal fans, all stood up from their seats .

Would this be another magnificent goal for the Arsenal fans to relish? Or were the forest fans about to be humiliated?

"Henry broke through Ribéry! Now, the only man in his way is George Wood!"

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George Wood looked up at Henry, who was driving the ball towards him, and did not show any confusion or panic . There was no time for him to do such a thing . Henry was charging like the wind .

Do I commit a foul? Or should I…

Henry would not give Wood time to make a choice . He suddenly slowed down and let Wood think that he was about to do a feint to bypass him . Wood was fooled, and lowered his center of gravity .

Henry was delighted to see this . He was the most frustrated person in this game . The Arsenal midfield was completely restrained by the destructive play of the Forest team, and was unable to support him effectively . And when he had finally gotten the ball after much difficulty, he was surrounded by the Forest players and it was hard to break through . Now it would all be okay; as long as he bypassed this kid in front of him, it would be wide open ahead!

Wood had just dropped his center of gravity when he saw Henry suddenly poke the ball outwards and then speed up! He overtook him from the side!

"And he has broken through!"

He had forced a breakthrough!

Wood's reaction was also quick . The cheers of the Arsenal fans had just begun to ring out when he turned around and chased Henry .

He did not give up; he did not know how to give up . All he knew was that Twain had told him to keep the defensive line safe, not to let his opponents break through right in front of him, and he had to do it . This is my job . If I can't do this, how am I supposed to get paid?

With this in mind, Wood pounced towards Henry .

"Oh, no! He didn't shake him off! The distance between George Wood and Henry isn't widening!" Andy Gray exclaimed . Even he did not think that George Wood's speed was on par with Henry's, who was widely recognized as a speedy striker .

"Get past him!!" The Arsenal fans leaned forward and shouted in the stands .

"Stop him!" The Forest fans roared, waving their fists .

Henry was a little surprised to find himself entangled again . He knew it was that Number 13, whom he had not expected to be so tenacious . He decided to switch gears again, and stopped suddenly . He pushed the ball slightly leftward with the outside of his left foot; Wood missed his aim and overshot . Henry started again and was going to catch up with the football, thinking that he should have completely shaken off this troublesome shadow now .

No!

After Wood found that he had missed his target, he came to a sudden stop as well, and then turned around, hurled himself across, and dived towards the ball at the fastest speed he could muster .

He might lack experience in his technique compared to Henry, but in terms of physical fitness, he would not lose out to anyone .

The football was rolling in front of Henry; as long as he could get over to it, he could do it with a single shot . . . .

Suddenly, a foot cut in front of his eyes, and the football was swept by that foot and flew out!

Damn it!

Who's this?!

When Henry jumped up to avoid the leg, he saw that the man lying on the ground was Number 13!

How—can—this—be—possible?! Where did he come from? I clearly shook him off! He couldn't possibly have show up again!

The seasoned Henry stared wide-eyed at George Wood, and watched him get up from the ground and stagger along to kick the football in front of him out of the sideline, despite the fact that there was no other Arsenal player apart from him . He could take control of the ball and seize the opportunity to give Arsenal a chance to fight back .

"What a hero! George Wood!!"

Gray used the tone reserved for cheering after a goal to shout Wood's name .

When Henry first had begun to speed up his dribbling, bypass Ribéry, and charge across the center circle, who would have had the slightest confidence that Wood could stop the King of Arsenal from moving forward?

When Henry was switching gears between fast and slow to break through him, who would believe that this kid could still turn around and stick to him?

When Henry used the sudden stop to make Wood overshoot, how many people had already thought that Henry had succeeded?

The kid had done it . Even though nobody knew how, he had surprised everyone . He successfully defended against a world-class striker in a one-on-one defense of the rapid dribbler, Henry .

The moment when they saw him turn around to intercept the ball from an impossible position, forcing Henry to jump up, was even more exciting than watching a goal being scored!

The fans felt the same way . The chants of "Wood! Wood!" over the City Ground were louder than the ones that had come after Eastwood's goal .

Albertini rushed back and hugged Wood . He then slapped him on the back and shouted repeatedly, "Well done! Well done!"

He almost gave up when he was still running forward at that moment, and many of his teammates probably had the same thought . But George Wood's performance spurred them, and they sped up their slowing pace . They gritted their teeth and ran back, panting, to their defensive positions .

Met with Albertini's praise, George Wood did not have a happy expression on his face, but his heart was a little excited .

This feels terrific!

Chapter 218 One on OneTranslator Nyoi Bo Studio Editor Nyoi Bo StudioArsenal tried to regain control of the game five minutes into the start of the second half . Henry was more active than he had been in the first half . He was constantly on the wing, seeking out opportunities to coordinate with Pir s and trying to break through the flanks . They almost succeeded once Henry and Pir s did a two versus one pass on the wing and then cut into the penalty area . Coming up to defend against Henry, Matthew Upson s foot slipped, and he suddenly fell . Henry did not expect this, and as a result, he shot the ball towards the stands behind back of the goal . All of the Nottingham Forest people gasped . Twain was also startled, and almost jumped from his seat in the technical area . Upson got up from the ground and turned to look at the goal in panic . Hierro came up to him and patted his shoulder to reassure him . On the Arsenal side, Henry held his head in his hands . He had not thought that his volley would overshoot and fly out . When Upson fell down, it was just the Forest team goalkeeper in front of him, and the the goal . During training and even during matches, a situation like that would normally have been a walk in the park . Wenger looked even sorrier than Henry . He stood up from his seat, saw that the ball did not go in, suddenly waved his hands, and sat down . Arsenal s luck did not seem too good today . After their narrow escape, the Forest team launched their offense . During the halftime interval, Twain had told them that they were not secure at all with only one goal . What he said had almost come true just now the Forest players understood the principle . Albertini was responsible for organizing the attack . Bergkamp came up to intercept, and Albertini chose not to break through, even though he was certain that he could drop the Dutchman in front of him . But he glimpsed George Wood standing not too far from his side . He remembered Twain s separate conversation with him after a training session . Demetrio, what do you think of this George kid Not bad, very good . His English was not very good, so he did not say much . I m sure you can also see that I value him very much . Now, he s impeccable in his defense, but he lacks a lot in offense . I was hoping you could help him . I understand, sir . Bergkamp saw Albertini move the football to the right . Thinking he was going to break through, he quickly shifted his center of gravity . His opponent did indeed run towards that direction, but he had also passed the football to George Wood with his heel . Wood received the ball however, Albertini was enmeshed with Bergkamp . What should he do F bregas saw Wood take the ball and rush up with gritted teeth . He wanted to take revenge . I can t always let this kid pressure me . You robbed me, I ll rob you back Wood, who had received the ball, did not know what to do next . He had wanted to pass the ball to Albertini, but he saw that Albertini had an opponent at his side, so he dismissed the idea . Just when he was at a loss, F bregas charged up Unsurprisingly, George Wood, who was not good at ball control, lost the ball . Arsenal has the ball again Beautiful steal Cesc F bregas steal has given Arsenal a chance to fight back, and the Forest team hasn t been able to defend against it, since everyone is still on the offense What Taylor had said was right . When the Forest players saw that Albertini had the ball, they all pressed on eagerly, especially everyone from the two wings . They all rushed up and interrupted the team s coordinated offense . What they did not expect was that Albertini did not pass the ball Rib ry or Ashley Young, but to George Wood, who rarely participated in the team s offense . Leighton Baines and Pascal Chimbonda had to run back at all costs, just like during their sprinting drill . Just like that, their physical energy was wasted . Wood just saw a flash in front of his eyes, and suddenly there was nothing in front of his feet . He had lost the ball . At that point, Wood would not ask himself what to do . Almost instinctively, he turned to stick to F bregas . With his superior physical strength, he crushed down on his opponent . The Spaniard could not speed up, and could not shake him off . F bregas was rammed by Wood from the side, causing his body to lose balance and his pace to become erratic . The football was knocked away, beyond his control range . Hierro received the football just in time, and the ball was back under the Forest team s control . Twain, who witnessed the scene from the technical area, shook his head and said to David Kerslake, Looks like we should strengthen Wood s offensive training . Kerslake nodded in agreement . Compared to his defense, his offense is almost amateur . The spectacle of that 60 meter indirect assist to Freddy Eastwood s goal during his debut for the Forest First Team was never seen again in subsequent competitions or training . Wood might have been possessed by some supernatural power that day . Hierro passed the ball back to Albertini, who retreated to provide support . This time the Italian did not pass the ball to Wood, but passed it straight ahead to Viduka . Under pressure from Tour , Viduka could not turn around, so he could only pass to Ashley Young on the wing . And in the face of Ashley Cole s defense, the youthful Young had no other options he chose to pass the ball to the right back, Chimbonda, who had just wedged in . The Frenchman just received the ball when his fellow countryman, Pir s, forced his way in . Thus, he could only pass the ball to Albertini in the middle, and Albertini cleverly gave away the ball . After the football had gone in a big circle, it ended up back in front of George Wood . Everything that then happened on the field was like a replay of what had happened a minute ago F bregas came forward again to snatch, George Wood lost the ball, but he immediately used his defensive instincts and superhuman stamina to intercept it again . I really don t understand When did Wood become the core of the Forest team a disgruntled fan complained in the stands . Perhaps they thought that if Albertini had the ball, the team would have already struck the opponent s penalty area, and it would not have been necessary for them to engage in a technical entanglement in the midfield . Even Kerslake could see that Albertini was deliberately giving George Wood chances to take the ball . He turned to look at Twain, and Twain looked back at him and shrugged, indicating that this was not his idea . In fact, Twain knew very well that Albertini doing this had something to do with him asking Albertini to teach Wood . What did Albertini have in mind Twain put his chin on his hand and looked at the running figure of Albertini . Albertini believed there was no better way to teach a man like Wood than to push him into an unavoidable situation . He passed the ball to Wood again and again, forcing Wood to think about how to pass the ball forward instead of just across and back . When Wood received the ball again, he saw F bregas dashing over, so he acted on his conditioned reflexes and passed the ball back . Albertini waved to him and yelled, Forward Wood was stumped for a moment . Then he obediently ran forward and brushed past F bregas, who had rushed up . At the same, Albertini passed the ball ahead of him . A two versus one pass The Arsenal players did not think that George Wood would be able to dribble the ball and plug in the attack . Even F bregas did not react . He turned sideways and looked at Wood, still awkwardly dribbling the ball, and forgot to defend in turn . There was not a player wearing the yellow Arsenal away jersey within five meters of Wood . What should he do now Albertini ran up from behind, waving at Wood . Over here Wood listened and passed the ball to him . Albertini shouted again, Forward Wood continued to move forward, and the Arsenal players reacted . The Forest team was planning on utilizing the coordination of the two men in the center to force a breakthrough How can we let you get away with that Cygan rushed up to block Wood s running route, and Tour was in the wing to protect Cygan s back whenever necessary . At this time, the two Arsenal center backs put all their focus on George Wood, who had suddenly stepped forward, while neglecting the others . Albertini made a feint and suddenly shot a direct pass All of a sudden, Viduka was no longer in an offside position what was more, he had received the ball . He was going to single handedly make the shot The City Ground burst into deafening cheers . This was an amazing opportunity . The same thought emerged in everyone s mind simultaneously if we lead by two points, we will definitely win Lehmann attacked, and Viduka received the ball and turned . There was no time to determine the goalkeeper s position, so he just swung his foot and made his shot . A striker s instinct let him choose the angle of the shot, hoping to bypass Lehmann . But when the tall German landed from his jump, his toes still grazed against the football, the ball bounced and brushed against the goal post and rolled out past the end line . The ball didn t go in This was the best chance for the Forest team in the second half so far even better than Henry s chance . It s a pity that Viduka didn t make it . Taylor shook his head and sighed, Lehmann saved the team and rescued Wenger . What Taylor had said was right . When he saw that the opponent directly struck the heart of his team from the middle, Wenger could not sit still . He suddenly got up from his seat and marched towards the field . The team s performance had not improved, and the Forest team s oppressive defense had completely restrained Arsenal s tactics . He glanced sideways at Twain, who was also standing on the sidelines . The other man was focused on the game and did not notice him . Wenger went back again, and said to his assistant manager, Pat Rice, Get Ljungberg and Reyes to go warm up . His long term partner, Rice, could hear that Le Professeur s voice was not as mild as usual . Viduka s shot had only been a corner ball in the end, but it still electrified Twain . He felt like his heart was about to pop out of his mouth . He rushed to the sideline . When he discovered that the ball had not entered the goal, he scratched his head with some embarrassment . But he did not lose heart, because he saw a scene full of hope . Albertini was leading George Wood to run forward, and taught him step by step how to pass the ball and position himself Wood did well, too . He rarely emphasized offense in the center . The Forest team was a team that placed importance on offense through the wings . However, if Wood could develop quickly, the center could also become an important trigger point . Viduka had wasted Albertini s incredible pass . It was almost impossible to get another opportunity like that in the game because a high caliber opponent like Arsenal was very adept at self adjustment . But Albertini did not grumble about Viduka . Instead, he stepped forward to pat the Australian on the shoulder and ruffled his short hair . Without a word, he ran to the spot for the corner ball . He was also the Forest team s player in the first position for the place kick . While the team was using a place kick to attack, Twain s task for Wood was to be at the back to defend . Hierro and Upson both ran up, and Wood turned and ran back . Standing in his position and looking at the crowded penalty area, he was still relishing his recent drive . Twain asked him to learn the Italian s playing style and how to handle the ball . So he watched Albertini very closely during the game . He remembered the scene of Albertini letting him press on, but not passing the ball to him . Instead, he had passed the ball to Viduka . Honestly, he had not even anticipated it . He had not seem Viduka s position while he was pressing on . Furthermore, he was even facing Viduka Albertini s back was to him . How had he known that Viduka was inside the penalty area And there was also the long pass in the first half . It was so accurate He had never kicked a pass that was more than fifteen meters long, but the team captain s pass was estimated to be fifty meters He seemed to know in advance that area had no opponents, and knew in advance that Ashley Young would run up, and then he had timed his pass perfectly . It was amazing Wood almost never admired anyone, and would not say good things about others . However, at this time, he sincerely admired his team captain and mentor who did not speak much English . Just as he had snapped out of his thoughts, the Forest team s corner ball was kicked . Lehmann did not feel reassured by the center back, Cygan . He stood in between the two men and struck out Albertini s corner . F bregas beautifully dropped the ball outside the penalty area . George Wood was still in the Forest team s midfield area . Now no one could threaten him, and he could finally handle the ball comfortably . Henry was starting to make a move He scanned this point from the corner of his eye, immediately shot a direct pass and sent the football accurately to the foot of the team captain . Arsenal counterattacks Their speed is incredible The Forest players ran back as if their lives depended on it, but for a veteran like Hierro, the mind was willing, but the body was powerless . The Forest team s singlehanded shot boosted the players morale, and almost everyone rushed up for the corner ball maybe they thought that they were close to scoring a goal but now, the Forest team s large scale pressure made the Arsenal players feel like they re closer to the goal Now, except for the goalkeeper, Darren Ward, the only Forest players in the backfield are the left back, Leighton Baines, and George Wood Arsenal s counterattack is swift . Except for Henry, Pennant and Pir s have quickly followed up, three against two An excellent opportunity for Arsenal not to be missed As Taylor was shouting excitedly, Twain was not excited at all . He cursed, Damn it He suddenly remembered one of Henry s goals . It was Arsenal against Tottenham Hotspur . Tottenham Hotspur s throw in ball was headed by one of the Arsenal players then Henry received the ball in the midfield, and began a long range raid . Through the change of speed and rhythm, he continuously flashed past the interception of Matthew Etherington, Stephen Carr, Ledley King and other Tottenham Hotspur players, and finally shot the ball into the Tottenham Hotspur s goal, which helped Arsenal win with a score of 3 0 . That had happened in November 2002 . Was he going to replicate it in the City Ground in 2004 Rib ry chased Henry at full speed and dived behind the opponent to shovel him, at the risk of getting a red card . It was as if Henry had eyes on the back of his head . He accelerated the ball forward, then jumped just in time to escape Rib ry s dive, and continued to move forward Everyone in the stands, whether they were Forest fans or Arsenal fans, all stood up from their seats . Would this be another magnificent goal for the Arsenal fans to relish Or were the forest fans about to be humiliated Henry broke through Rib ry Now, the only man in his way is George Wood George Wood looked up at Henry, who was driving the ball towards him, and did not show any confusion or panic . There was no time for him to do such a thing . Henry was charging like the wind . Do I commit a foul Or should I Henry would not give Wood time to make a choice . He suddenly slowed down and let Wood think that he was about to do a feint to bypass him . Wood was fooled, and lowered his center of gravity . Henry was delighted to see this . He was the most frustrated person in this game . The Arsenal midfield was completely restrained by the destructive play of the Forest team, and was unable to support him effectively . And when he had finally gotten the ball after much difficulty, he was surrounded by the Forest players and it was hard to break through . Now it would all be okay as long as he bypassed this kid in front of him, it would be wide open ahead Wood had just dropped his center of gravity when he saw Henry suddenly poke the ball outwards and then speed up He overtook him from the side And he has broken through He had forced a breakthrough Wood s reaction was also quick . The cheers of the Arsenal fans had just begun to ring out when he turned around and chased Henry . He did not give up he did not know how to give up . All he knew was that Twain had told him to keep the defensive line safe, not to let his opponents break through right in front of him, and he had to do it . This is my job . If I can t do this, how am I supposed to get paid With this in mind, Wood pounced towards Henry . Oh, no He didn t shake him off The distance between George Wood and Henry isn t widening Andy Gray exclaimed . Even he did not think that George Wood s speed was on par with Henry s, who was widely recognized as a speedy striker . Get past him The Arsenal fans leaned forward and shouted in the stands . Stop him The Forest fans roared, waving their fists . Henry was a little surprised to find himself entangled again . He knew it was that Number 13, whom he had not expected to be so tenacious . He decided to switch gears again, and stopped suddenly . He pushed the ball slightly leftward with the outside of his left foot Wood missed his aim and overshot . Henry started again and was going to catch up with the football, thinking that he should have completely shaken off this troublesome shadow now . No After Wood found that he had missed his target, he came to a sudden stop as well, and then turned around, hurled himself across, and dived towards the ball at the fastest speed he could muster . He might lack experience in his technique compared to Henry, but in terms of physical fitness, he would not lose out to anyone . The football was rolling in front of Henry as long as he could get over to it, he could do it with a single shot . . . . Suddenly, a foot cut in front of his eyes, and the football was swept by that foot and flew out Damn it Who s this When Henry jumped up to avoid the leg, he saw that the man lying on the ground was Number 13 How can this be possible Where did he come from I clearly shook him off He couldn t possibly have show up again The seasoned Henry stared wide eyed at George Wood, and watched him get up from the ground and stagger along to kick the football in front of him out of the sideline, despite the fact that there was no other Arsenal player apart from him . He could take control of the ball and seize the opportunity to give Arsenal a chance to fight back . What a hero George Wood Gray used the tone reserved for cheering after a goal to shout Wood s name . When Henry first had begun to speed up his dribbling, bypass Rib ry, and charge across the center circle, who would have had the slightest confidence that Wood could stop the King of Arsenal from moving forward When Henry was switching gears between fast and slow to break through him, who would believe that this kid could still turn around and stick to him When Henry used the sudden stop to make Wood overshoot, how many people had already thought that Henry had succeeded The kid had done it . Even though nobody knew how, he had surprised everyone . He successfully defended against a world class striker in a one on one defense of the rapid dribbler, Henry . The moment when they saw him turn around to intercept the ball from an impossible position, forcing Henry to jump up, was even more exciting than watching a goal being scored The fans felt the same way . The chants of Wood Wood over the City Ground were louder than the ones that had come after Eastwood s goal . Albertini rushed back and hugged Wood . He then slapped him on the back and shouted repeatedly, Well done Well done He almost gave up when he was still running forward at that moment, and many of his teammates probably had the same thought . But George Wood s performance spurred them, and they sped up their slowing pace . They gritted their teeth and ran back, panting, to their defensive positions . Met with Albertini s praise, George Wood did not have a happy expression on his face, but his heart was a little excited . This feels terrific

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Catalogue
Chapter 1033
1032 The Final Curtain
Chapter 1031 - This Is Fate
Chapter 1030 - Old Antique
1029 There Is Only One Tony Twain
Chapter 1028
Chapter 1027
Chapter 1026
Chapter 1025
Chapter 1024
Chapter 1023 - Before the Last Game
Chapter 1022 - Sixth in League
Chapter 1021 - Retirement
Chapter 1020 - Shania's Good News
Chapter 1019 - An Era Is About to Come to An End
Chapter 1018 - A Successor
1017 Leave? That's Really a Problem
1016 Shankly's Decision Back Then
1015 Shankly's Decision Back Then
1014 Find the Heart of the Champion
1013 Losing Competitiveness
1012 After the Derby
1011 Dunn's Devil in his Dreams
1010 No Derbies, No Football
1009 Another Derby
1008 New Force
1007 Inside First, Then Outside
1006 A Man Should Not Let A Lady Go Home Alone
1005 The King without a Crown
Chapter 1004 - Long Live Your Majesty
Chapter 1003 - Thoughts of an Ordinary Man
1002 Balotelli
1001 An Unfortunate Opening
1000 The Legend
999 The Past and Present Twain
998 A Bigger Stage
997 The Barcelona Derby
996 I'm Going to the Fores
995 Mr. Xia
994 He Is Back
993 Hey George
Chapter 992
Chapter 991
990 Nottingham Forest's Circumstances
989 The Conditions
988 You Really Want to Retire?
987 Everyone Has Their Own Worries
986 Twain and Sophia
985 It is Decided
Chapter 984 - I Have Decided to Retire
Chapter 983 - At 50, I Know the Decrees of Heaven
Chapter 982 - Visiting Michael
Chapter 981 - My Legend Is Still Here (Part 2)
981 My Legend Is Still Here Part 2
Chapter 980 - My Legend Is Still Here (Part 1)
Chapter 980
Chapter 979
Chapter 978 - Teresa
977 A Child
976 Two Years Later
975 One Minute
Chapter 974 - Five Minutes
973 Two Minutes
972 Counter Every Move
971 The Silver Fox's Decision
970 That Old Fox
969 Qualified to Be in The Starting Lineup
968 Like a Sleepwalker
967 Nepotism
966 Are You Nervous?
965 Tickets
964 The Encounter
963 Italy Will Also Do the Same
962 For Mitchell
961 Watch out for the England Team
960 A Two-Goal Lead Is Not Enough
959 The Storm Approaches
958 Starting Lineup
957 Never Return Until the Battle is Won
Chapter 956.6
Chapter 956.5
Chapter 956.4
Chapter 956.3
Chapter 956.2
Chapter 956.1
956 The Powerful French Team
955 Opponent for the Quarterfinal
954 Reappearance
953 Extremely Relaxed
Chapter 952
Chapter 951.7 - Starting Lineup
Chapter 951.6 - Never Return Until the Battle is Won
Chapter 951.5 - The Powerful French Team
Chapter 951.4 - Opponent for the Quarterfinal
Chapter 951.3 - Reappearance
Chapter 951.2 - Extremely Relaxed
Chapter 951.1 - Mystical Destiny
951 A Check-up
Chapter 950
949 Super Invincible Mazinger Z
Chapter 948
947 A Bright Future
946 Don't Be Impatient, George
Chapter 945 - Momentary Oversight
Chapter 944 - The Sunlight is so Blinding
Chapter 943
Chapter 942 - An Unlucky Year
Chapter 941 - The Damned Group of Death
Chapter 940 - Next Opponent
939 The First Step Towards Conquering Europe
Chapter 938 - The Match That Ended in Advance
937 Twain's England Team
Chapter 936 - The Reveal
Chapter 935 - I Will Be Back
Chapter 934 - Greedy
Chapter 933 - The Squad List That Cannot Be Changed
932 George's Persistence
Chapter 931
930 Grave News
929 Win the Game Like the Forest Team
928 This Is Counter-Attacking Football
927 An Old Enemy
926 The Group Draw for the Final Series
925 Qualified for the Next Round in Advance
924 The Drama
Chapter 923 - End of the Season
922 Top of The Group
921 Entrapmen
920 A Decision on The Sidelines
919 Reunion with Bale
918 I Want a Child
917 Forty-Six Years Old Twain
916 The New English Team Sets Sail and Soars
915 This Damn Thing is Over
914 Why Are You Running?
913 The New Captain of the Three Lions
912 National Team Call Up Completed
Chapter 911 - Twain's Trouble
910 Here Lies My Legend
909 Nothing to Do with Fores
908 This is an Unsatisfactory Answer
907 Rather Forget About the Pas
906 The Two Buddies' Troubles
905 Two Atomic Bombs
904 Unable to Be Interdependent Forever
903 A Well-Behaved Man Strikes Back
Chapter 902
Chapter 901
Chapter 900
899 The Determination to Win
898 Welcome Home, Tony
897 Back Home
896 The Days Since Twain Lef
895 Nottingham Forest and England
Chapter 894 - England Team C
Chapter 893
Chapter 892
Chapter 891 - Old Partner
Chapter 890 - The New Manager of The Three Lions
Chapter 889
Chapter 888
Chapter 887 - A Call from London
886 The World Cup
885 Traces of the Wind
884 A Storm Brewing
883 The Storm before the Nigh
882 Showing His Hand
881 On This Nigh
Chapter 880 - Tony Don Twain
Chapter 879 - The Clinching Shot
Chapter 878 - The First Half of the Overtime
877 Conflic
876 A Dramatic First Ac
875 A Wonderful Goal
Chapter 874 - Countermeasures
Chapter 873 - This Looks Bad
Chapter 872 - Own Goal?
871 The Final Game Kicks Off
Chapter 870 - The Heart of Champion
Chapter 869 - A Wonderful Night Begins
Chapter 868 - Chen Jian's Troubles
867 Red Cloth
866 Madrid
865 Confess
864 One More Needed
863 A New Journey
862 Please Eat the Table
861 After getting the crown
860 The Final Three Minutes
859 The Explosion in Silence
858 The Special One
Chapter 857
Chapter 856
Chapter 855
Chapter 854
Chapter 853
Chapter 852
Chapter 851
Chapter 850
Chapter 849 - To Win the Championship
Chapter 848
Chapter 847
Chapter 846
845 Qualifying for Championship
844 The Crucial Goal
Chapter 843
Chapter 842
Chapter 841
Chapter 840 - Regarding the Possibility of Exchanging Jerseys
Chapter 839
Chapter 838
Chapter 837
Chapter 836
835 Do Not Touch the Tiger's Ass
834 Happy Tenth Anniversary
Chapter 833
Chapter 832
Chapter 831
Chapter 830
Chapter 829
Chapter 828
Chapter 827
Chapter 826
Chapter 825
Chapter 824
Chapter 823
Chapter 822
Chapter 821
Chapter 820
Chapter 819
818 A Last-Ditch Struggle
Chapter 817 - A Giant's Waltz
Chapter 816 - Who the Hell Is This Kid?
Chapter 815
Chapter 814
Chapter 813
812 Aaron Is a Fool
Chapter 811
Chapter 810
Chapter 809
Chapter 808
Chapter 807
806 Aaron's Troubles
805 POMO
804 A Gift for Barcelona
Chapter 803
802 The Second Red Card
801 One Goal and a Red Card
800 Come out If You Dare
799 The Taller Trees in The Woods Are Liable to Get Their Tops Blown Off
Chapter 798
Chapter 797
796 Before A Big Game
Chapter 795
Chapter 794
Chapter 793
Chapter 792
Chapter 791
790 Swift Counterattack
Chapter 789
788 Missed out on a Golden Opportunity
Chapter 787
Chapter 786
Chapter 785
Chapter 784
Chapter 783
Chapter 782
781 An Ibrahimovi? Good at Headers
780 Transfer Window
779 The New Year
778 Coupled Up
Chapter 777
Chapter 776
Chapter 775
Chapter 774
Chapter 773
Chapter 772
Chapter 771
Chapter 770
Chapter 769
Chapter 768
Chapter 767
Chapter 766
Chapter 765
Chapter 764
Chapter 763
Chapter 762
Chapter 761
Chapter 760
Chapter 759
758 Happy Birthday Uncle Tony
757 The Group of Death
Chapter 756
Chapter 755
Chapter 754
Chapter 753
Chapter 752
Chapter 751
Chapter 750
Chapter 749
Chapter 748
Chapter 747
Chapter 746
Chapter 745
Chapter 744
Chapter 743 - St. George's World Cup
Chapter 742 - St. George's Protection on England
Chapter 741
Chapter 740
Chapter 739
Chapter 738
Chapter 737
Chapter 736
Chapter 735
Chapter 734
Chapter 733
Chapter 732
Chapter 731
Chapter 730
Chapter 729
Chapter 728
727 The Setting China Sun
726 Self-reliance
725 The New Season After the Honeymoon
Chapter 724
Chapter 723
722 His Majesty Has Returned
721 The Purge Lis
Chapter 720 - The Original Dream
Chapter 719 - Little Red Riding Hood and Her Uncle Wolf
Chapter 718 - Tony Twain's Tactical Class
Chapter 717
Chapter 716
Chapter 715
Chapter 714 - The Core
Chapter 713
Chapter 712
Chapter 711
Chapter 710 - Powerless to Stage a Comeback
709 Eight Months!
708 A Narrow Escape
707 High Technological Inflatable Doll
706 Carl Spicer's Hardcore Fan
705 Accidentally Caught a Cold
704 Strong and Resolute
Chapter 703
Chapter 702
Chapter 701
Chapter 700 - Wishing Good Luck
Chapter 699 - Possessed
Chapter 698 - Possessed
Chapter 697
Chapter 696
Chapter 695
Chapter 694
Chapter 693
Chapter 692
Chapter 691
Chapter 690 - Jealous
Chapter 689 - Forty and Confused
Chapter 688
Chapter 687 - Before the Kickoff Whistle
Chapter 686
Chapter 685
684 Remnan
683 I Love You, Do You Love Me?
682 Goodbye Kiss
681 Jealous
680 Forty and Confused
679 Aerial Overlord
678 End of an Affinity
Chapter 677.1
677 To Part on Bad Terms
676 Bendtner's Ambition
675 The Imposing Manner of The Strong
674 Chaos
673 Wealth of An Entire Nation
672 New Capital, New Season
671 The Woods Became the Fores
670 Goodbye, Gerard
Chapter 669
Chapter 668 - Money Versus No Money
Chapter 667 - Stupid and Awesome
Chapter 666 - Enough Face Has Been Given
Chapter 665 - So Tired
Chapter 664 - The China Trip
663 Twain's Many Troubles
662 That's I
661 The Mallorca Holiday
660 Poach and Be Poached From
Chapter 659.1 - The Busy Summer Begins
659 Ca
658 His Majesty the King
657 All Hail The Double Winner!
656 Mightiness Revealed Again
655 A Stalemate
654 I Won't Agree
653 A Dramatic Scene
652 Tough Guys
651 Win to Show Them
650 The Tactical Meeting
649 Modesty Is Not A Virtue
648 A Thing Like Love
647 Preparation for Battle
646 Start Dating?
645 Create History
644 Sudden Change of Situation
643 Before the Storm
642 Decisive Battle in The Second Half
641 Ronaldo In Full Swing
640 The Older the Ginger, the Spicier the Ginger
639 The Final Showdown at The Top of The Theatre of Dreams
638 The Target for The Double
637 About Professional Ethics
636 The Amazing Forest Team
635 The New Playmaker
634 Messi's Confusion
633 Fierce Competition
632 Change in Dominion
631 Mr. Ten Percen
630 Still Undefeated
629 Anger
628 Real Madrid's Core
627 Guti
626 Ribéry Again
625 Likes and Dislikes
624 You're Under Pressure, I'm Under Pressure
623 Not Going Anywhere
622 The Troubles of The Forest Merry Men
621 One Step Closer
620 About Dreams
619 Guests from The Far Eas
618 Helpless
617 The Visiting Team: AC Milan
616 Return to The Team
615 Ah, Life Is Full of Ups and Downs
Chapter 614
Chapter 613
612 A Good Football Foundation Started from Young
611 A Perfect Year
610 Back to Top Three
609 Just A Regular League Game
608 The League Tournament Resumed
607 The Destined Resul
606 McClaren's good luck
605 Outside the Squad Lis
604 A Public Apology
603 A Little Lonely
602 The Kiss
601 Undefeated Ye
Chapter 600: Welcome to Hell Part 2
600 A Little Bad Luck
599 Desire to Win
598 A Cold and Rainy Nigh
597 This Is an Important Game
596 Someone's Waiting at Home
595 The Cell Phone
594 Welcome to Your Hell
593 A Messenger from Hell
Chapter 592 - Welcome to Hell Part 2
592 Welcome to Hell Part 2
591 Welcome to Hell
590 The Night in Istanbul
589 Normal Atmosphere
588 It's Just A Joke
587 Why Is That?
586 It's Getting Explosive
585 Everyone Must Respect the Opponen
584 The Disparity in Strength
583 Manager Roy
582 An Old Friend Is Coming
581 Behind the Scenes of the Talent Show
580 A Talent Show? No, Thank You
579 The UEFA Super Cup
578 Stop Defending
577 Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain
576 Face to Face with The Enemy
575 Benítez
574 Four Consecutive Wins and A War of Words
573 Good Beginning
572 An Identity Transformation
571 A New Record
570 A Fiery New Beginning
569 The Business of The English Premier League
568 New and Former Owners
567 Wood's Substitute
566 Mendes' Gif
565 The Merry Men
564 The Loaded Thai
Chapter 563: Trump Card Against Trump Card Part 2
563 A Strong Base with A Steady Stream of Players
Chapter 562: Trump Card Against Trump Card Part 1
562 The Tsar's Arrival
Chapter 561
560 Michael's Farewell
559 An Ending and A Beginning
558 A Victorious Return
557 A True Champion
556 The Arrival of The King
Chapter 555 - Trump Card Against Trump Card (Part 2)
555 Trump Card Against Trump Card Part 2
Chapter 554 - Trump Card Against Trump Card (Part 1)
554 Trump Card Against Trump Card Part 1
Chapter 553
552 A Battle of Wits and Valour
551 Like A Fallen Leaf to The Ground
550 Albertini's Pass
549 Don't Let the Trophy Wait Too Long
548 Are You Ready?
547 The Night Before
546 A Confident Answer
545 The Gatecrashers
544 A Friend from Afar
543 A Supporting Character
542 The League Tournament Ends
541 Twain's Revenge
540 I'll Jump into The Sea If We Don't Win
539 We Wait Till We Reclaim What Is Ours
538 A Confrontation
538 A Confrontation
538 A Confrontation
Chapter 537
Chapter 536
Chapter 535
Chapter 534
Chapter 533
Chapter 532
Chapter 531
Chapter 530
Chapter 529
Chapter 528
Chapter 527
Chapter 526
Chapter 525
Chapter 524
Chapter 523
Chapter 522
Chapter 521
Chapter 520
Chapter 519
Chapter 518
Chapter 517
Chapter 516
Chapter 515
Chapter 514
Chapter 513
Chapter 512
Chapter 511
Chapter 510
Chapter 509
Chapter 508
Chapter 507
Chapter 506
Chapter 505
Chapter 504
Chapter 503
Chapter 502
Chapter 501
Chapter 500
Chapter 499
Chapter 498
Chapter 497
Chapter 496
Chapter 495
Chapter 494
Chapter 493
Chapter 492
Chapter 491
Chapter 490
Chapter 489
Chapter 488
Chapter 487
Chapter 486
Chapter 485
Chapter 484
Chapter 483
Chapter 482
Chapter 481
Chapter 480
Chapter 479
Chapter 478
Chapter 477
Chapter 476
Chapter 475
Chapter 474
Chapter 473
Chapter 472
Chapter 471
Chapter 470
Chapter 469
Chapter 468
Chapter 467
Chapter 466
Chapter 465
Chapter 464
Chapter 463
Chapter 462
Chapter 461
Chapter 460
Chapter 459
Chapter 458
Chapter 457
Chapter 456
Chapter 455
Chapter 454
Chapter 453
Chapter 452
Chapter 451
Chapter 450
Chapter 449
Chapter 448
Chapter 447
Chapter 446
Chapter 445
Chapter 444
Chapter 443
Chapter 442
Chapter 441
Chapter 440
Chapter 439
Chapter 438
Chapter 437
Chapter 436
Chapter 435
Chapter 434
Chapter 433
Chapter 432
Chapter 431
Chapter 430
Chapter 429
Chapter 428
Chapter 427
Chapter 426
Chapter 425
Chapter 424 - Looking On The Verge Of A Loss Part 2
Chapter 424
Chapter 423 - Looking On the Verge of a Loss Part 1
Chapter 423
Chapter 422 - The Price of Defense Part 2
Chapter 422
Chapter 421 - The Price of Defense Part 1
Chapter 421
Chapter 420 - You Are Inter Milan's Players! Part 2
Chapter 420
Chapter 419 - You Are Inter Milan's Players! Part 1
Chapter 419
Chapter 418 - A Pivot and A Long Ball Part 2
Chapter 418
Chapter 417 - A Pivot and A Long Ball Part 1
Chapter 417
Chapter 416 - Giuseppe Meazza. San Siro Part 2
Chapter 416
Chapter 415 - Giuseppe Meazza.San Siro Part 1
Chapter 415
Chapter 414
Chapter 413 - The Night Before A Tough Battle Part 2
Chapter 413
Chapter 412 - The Night Before A Tough Fight Part 1
Chapter 412
Chapter 411 - The Number You Have Dialed Is Not in Service Part 2
Chapter 411
Chapter 410 - The Number You Have Dialed Is Not in Service Part 1
Chapter 410
Chapter 409 - What Relationship? Part 2
Chapter 409
Chapter 408 - What Relationship? Part 1
Chapter 408
Chapter 407 - Call Me Clarice Part 2
Chapter 407
Chapter 406 - Call Me Clarice Part 1
Chapter 406
Chapter 405 - An Official Publicity Part 2
Chapter 405
Chapter 404 - An Official Publicity Part 1
Chapter 404
Chapter 403 - Advancement Part 2
Chapter 403
Chapter 402 - Advancement Part 1
Chapter 402
Chapter 401
Chapter 400 - If They Want War, We'll Give Them War Part 2
Chapter 400
Chapter 399 - If They Want War, We'll Give Them War Part 1
Chapter 399
Chapter 398 - “A New Player” Part 2
Chapter 398
Chapter 397 - “A New Player” Part 1
Chapter 397
Chapter 396 - Santa Claus Part 2
Chapter 396
Chapter 395 - Santa Claus Part 1
Chapter 395
Chapter 394 - Keane, The Man Part 3
Chapter 394
Chapter 393 - Keane, The Man Part 2
Chapter 393
Chapter 392 - Keane, The Man Part 1
Chapter 392
Chapter 391 - Hello Roy Part 2
Chapter 391
Chapter 390 - Hello Roy Part 1
Chapter 390
Chapter 389 - A Meeting Off the Field Part 2
Chapter 389
Chapter 388 - A Meeting Off the Field Part 1
Chapter 388
Chapter 387 - Wood at Bernabéu? Part 2
Chapter 387
Chapter 386 - Wood at Bernabéu? Part 1
Chapter 386
Chapter 385 - White Handkerchiefs Part 2
Chapter 385
Chapter 384 - White Handkerchiefs Part 1
Chapter 384
Chapter 383 - Multiple Choices Part 2
Chapter 383
Chapter 382 - Multiple Choices Part 1
Chapter 382
Chapter 381 - A Yellow Card Part 2
Chapter 381
Chapter 380 - A Yellow Card Part 1
Chapter 380
Chapter 379 - Hiss---- Part 2
Chapter 379
Chapter 378 - Hiss— Part 1
Chapter 378
Chapter 377 - A Starry Night Part 2
Chapter 377
Chapter 376 - A Starry Night Part 1
Chapter 376
Chapter 375 - FIFA Virus Part 2
Chapter 375
Chapter 374 - FIFA Virus Part 1
Chapter 374
Chapter 373 - Goodbye, Ian Part 2
Chapter 373
Chapter 372 - Goodbye, Ian Part 1
Chapter 372
Chapter 371 - We've Won Part 2
Chapter 371
Chapter 370 - We've Won Part 1
Chapter 370
Chapter 369 - A Goal to Fame Part 2
Chapter 369
Chapter 368 - A Goal to Fame Part 1
Chapter 368
Chapter 367 - It's Not Over Yet Part 2
Chapter 367
Chapter 366 - It's Not Over Yet Part 1
Chapter 366
Chapter 365 - A Dedication to Eastwood Part 2
Chapter 365
Chapter 364 - A Dedication to Eastwood Part 1
Chapter 364
Chapter 363 - The War Between Two Men 3 Part 2
Chapter 363
Chapter 362 - The War Between Two Men 3 Part 1
Chapter 362
Chapter 361 - The War Between Two Men 2 Part 2
Chapter 361
Chapter 360 - The War Between Two Men 2 Part 1
Chapter 360
Chapter 359 - The War Between Two Men Part 2
Chapter 359
Chapter 358 - The War Between Two Men Part 1
Chapter 358
Chapter 357
Chapter 356 - Who Had the Red Card? Part 2
Chapter 356
Chapter 355 - Who Had the Red Card? Part 1
Chapter 355
Chapter 354 - Round One: City Ground Part 2
Chapter 354
Chapter 353 - Round One: City Ground Part 1
Chapter 353
Chapter 352 - The Champions League Grouping Part 2
Chapter 352
Chapter 351 - The Champions League Grouping Part 1
Chapter 351
Chapter 350 - A Captain Like You Part 2
Chapter 350
Chapter 349 - A Captain Like You Part 1
Chapter 349
Chapter 348 - The Tournament Part 2
Chapter 348
Chapter 347 - The Tournament Part 1
Chapter 347
Chapter 346 - Heart-to-Heart Part 2
Chapter 346
Chapter 345 - Heart-to-Heart Part 1
Chapter 345
Chapter 344 - Role Model Part 2
Chapter 344
Chapter 343 - Role Model Part 1
Chapter 343
Chapter 342
Chapter 341 - Bright Red Part 2
Chapter 341
Chapter 340 - Bright Red Part 1
Chapter 340
Chapter 339 - The Captain's Armband Part 2
Chapter 339
Chapter 338 - The Captain's Armband Part 1
Chapter 338
Chapter 337 - The Injury Part 2
Chapter 337
Chapter 336 - The Injury Part 1
Chapter 336
Chapter 335 - The New Season Part 2
Chapter 335
Chapter 334 - The New Season Part 1
Chapter 334
Chapter 333 - Eight Million Part 2
Chapter 333
Chapter 332 - Eight Million Part 1
Chapter 332
Chapter 331 - From Youth Team to First Team Part 2
Chapter 331
Chapter 330 - From Youth Team to First Team Part 1
Chapter 330
Chapter 329
Chapter 328 - Impressions Part 2
Chapter 328
Chapter 327 - Impressions Part 1
Chapter 327
Chapter 326
Chapter 325 - Forward Line Problems Part 2
Chapter 325
Chapter 324 - Forward Line Problems Part 1
Chapter 324
Chapter 323 - An Exceptional Talent Part 2
Chapter 323
Chapter 322: An Exceptional Talent Part 1
Chapter 322: An Exceptional Talent Part 1
Chapter 322: An Exceptional Talent Part 1
Chapter 322
Chapter 321: Work Permit Part 2
Chapter 321: Work Permit Part 2
Chapter 321: Work Permit Part 2
Chapter 321
Chapter 320: Work Permit Part 1
Chapter 320: Work Permit Part 1
Chapter 320: Work Permit Part 1
Chapter 320
Chapter 319
Chapter 318: Pepe Part 2
Chapter 318: Pepe Part 2
Chapter 318: Pepe Part 2
Chapter 318
Chapter 317: Pepe Part 1
Chapter 317: Pepe Part 1
Chapter 317: Pepe Part 1
Chapter 317
Chapter 316: A Sunny Holiday Part 2
Chapter 316: A Sunny Holiday Part 2
Chapter 316: A Sunny Holiday Part 2
Chapter 316
Chapter 315: A Sunny Holiday Part 1
Chapter 315: A Sunny Holiday Part 1
Chapter 315: A Sunny Holiday Part 1
Chapter 315
Chapter 314: We Are Back Part 2
Chapter 314: We Are Back Part 2
Chapter 314: We Are Back Part 2
Chapter 314
Chapter 313: We Are Back Part 1
Chapter 313: We Are Back Part 1
Chapter 313: We Are Back Part 1
Chapter 313
Chapter 312: When the Dust Settled Part 2
Chapter 312: When the Dust Settled Part 2
Chapter 312: When the Dust Settled Part 2
Chapter 312
Chapter 311: When the Dust Settled Part 1
Chapter 311: When the Dust Settled Part 1
Chapter 311: When the Dust Settled Part 1
Chapter 311
Chapter 310: A Job Well Done Part 2
Chapter 310: A Job Well Done Part 2
Chapter 310
Chapter 309: A Job Well Done Part 1
Chapter 309: A Job Well Done Part 1
Chapter 309: A Job Well Done Part 1
Chapter 309
Chapter 308: Fallen Behind Part 2
Chapter 308: Fallen Behind Part 2
Chapter 308: Fallen Behind Part 2
Chapter 308
Chapter 307: Fallen Behind Part 1
Chapter 307: Fallen Behind Part 1
Chapter 307: Fallen Behind Part 1
Chapter 307
Chapter 306: Against Everton Part 2
Chapter 306: Against Everton Part 2
Chapter 306: Against Everton Part 2
Chapter 306
Chapter 305: Against Everton Part 1
Chapter 305: Against Everton Part 1
Chapter 305: Against Everton Part 1
Chapter 305
Chapter 304: Time to Hurtle Part 2
Chapter 304: Time to Hurtle Part 2
Chapter 304: Time to Hurtle Part 2
Chapter 304
Chapter 303: Time to Hurtle Part 1
Chapter 303: Time to Hurtle Part 1
Chapter 303: Time to Hurtle Part 1
Chapter 303
Chapter 302: As Expected Part 2
Chapter 302: As Expected Part 2
Chapter 302: As Expected Part 2
Chapter 302
Chapter 301: As Expected Part 1
Chapter 301: As Expected Part 1
Chapter 301: As Expected Part 1
Chapter 301
Chapter 300: The Fate of The Romani Part 2
Chapter 300: The Fate of The Romani Part 2
Chapter 300: The Fate of The Romani Part 2
Chapter 300
Chapter 299: The Fate of The Romani Part 1
Chapter 299: The Fate of The Romani Part 1
Chapter 299: The Fate of The Romani Part 1
Chapter 299
Chapter 298: What Goes Around, Comes Around Part 2
Chapter 298: What Goes Around, Comes Around Part 2
Chapter 298: What Goes Around, Comes Around Part 2
Chapter 298
Chapter 297: What Comes Around, Goes Around Part 1
Chapter 297: What Comes Around, Goes Around Part 1
Chapter 297: What Comes Around, Goes Around Part 1
Chapter 297
Chapter 296: Unacceptable Part 2
Chapter 296: Unacceptable Part 2
Chapter 296: Unacceptable Part 2
Chapter 296
Chapter 295: Unacceptable Part 1
Chapter 295: Unacceptable Part 1
Chapter 295: Unacceptable Part 1
Chapter 295
Chapter 294: Wood's Revenge Part 2
Chapter 294: Wood's Revenge Part 2
Chapter 294: Wood's Revenge Part 2
Chapter 294
Chapter 293: Wood's Revenge Part 1
Chapter 293: Wood's Revenge Part 1
Chapter 293: Wood's Revenge Part 1
Chapter 293
Chapter 292: Dirty Rochemback Part 2
Chapter 292: Dirty Rochemback Part 2
Chapter 292: Dirty Rochemback Part 2
Chapter 292
Chapter 291: Dirty Rochemback Part 1
Chapter 291: Dirty Rochemback Part 1
Chapter 291: Dirty Rochemback Part 1
Chapter 291
Chapter 290: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 2
Chapter 290: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 2
Chapter 290: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 2
Chapter 290
Chapter 289: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 1
Chapter 289: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 1
Chapter 289: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 1
Chapter 289
Chapter 288
Chapter 287: Of Course We Will Win Part 2
Chapter 287: Of Course We Will Win Part 2
Chapter 287: Of Course We Will Win Part 2
Chapter 287
Chapter 286: Of Course We Will Win Part 1
Chapter 286: Of Course We Will Win Part 1
Chapter 286: Of Course We Will Win Part 1
Chapter 286
Chapter 285: A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 2
Chapter 285: A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 2
Chapter 285: A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 2
Chapter 285
Chapter 284: A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 1
Chapter 284: A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 1
Chapter 284: A Win-Win at the FA Cup Part 1
Chapter 284
Chapter 283: The Star of Tomorrow Part 2
Chapter 283: The Star of Tomorrow Part 2
Chapter 283: The Star of Tomorrow Part 2
Chapter 283
Chapter 282: The Star of Tomorrow Part 1
Chapter 282: The Star of Tomorrow Part 1
Chapter 282: The Star of Tomorrow Part 1
Chapter 282
Chapter 281: A New Contract, A New Player Part 2
Chapter 281: A New Contract, A New Player Part 2
Chapter 281: A New Contract, A New Player Part 2
Chapter 281
Chapter 280: A New Contract, A New Player Part 1
Chapter 280: A New Contract, A New Player Part 1
Chapter 280: A New Contract, A New Player Part 1
Chapter 280
Chapter 279: Agent Part 2
Chapter 279: Agent Part 2
Chapter 279: Agent Part 2
Chapter 279
Chapter 278: Agent Part 1
Chapter 278: Agent Part 1
Chapter 278: Agent Part 1
Chapter 278
Chapter 277: The Red Forest Chapter 50 Poaching Part 2
Chapter 277: The Red Forest Chapter 50 Poaching Part 2
Chapter 277: The Red Forest Chapter 50 Poaching Part 2
Chapter 277
Chapter 276: Poaching Part 1
Chapter 276: Poaching Part 1
Chapter 276: Poaching Part 1
Chapter 276
Chapter 275: Derby Part 2
Chapter 275: Derby Part 2
Chapter 275: Derby Part 2
Chapter 275
Chapter 274: Derby Part 1
Chapter 274: Derby Part 1
Chapter 274: Derby Part 1
Chapter 274
Chapter 273: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 2
Chapter 273: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 2
Chapter 273: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 2
Chapter 273
Chapter 272: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 1
Chapter 272: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 1
Chapter 272: Mr. Two Trillion Dollars Part 1
Chapter 272
Chapter 271: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 2
Chapter 271: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 2
Chapter 271: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 2
Chapter 271
Chapter 270: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 1
Chapter 270: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 1
Chapter 270: The New Sponsor; An Ambassador Part 1
Chapter 270
Chapter 269: Merry Christmas Part 2
Chapter 269: Merry Christmas Part 2
Chapter 269: Merry Christmas Part 2
Chapter 269
Chapter 268: Merry Christmas Part 1
Chapter 268: Merry Christmas Part 1
Chapter 268: Merry Christmas Part 1
Chapter 268
Chapter 267: The New Goalkeeper Part 2
Chapter 267: The New Goalkeeper Part 2
Chapter 267: The New Goalkeeper Part 2
Chapter 267
Chapter 266: A New Goalkeeper Part 1
Chapter 266: A New Goalkeeper Part 1
Chapter 266: A New Goalkeeper Part 1
Chapter 266
Chapter 265: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 2
Chapter 265: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 2
Chapter 265: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 2
Chapter 265
Chapter 264: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 1
Chapter 264: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 1
Chapter 264: Wood Learned to Be A Star Player Part 1
Chapter 264
Chapter 263: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 2
Chapter 263: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 2
Chapter 263: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 2
Chapter 263
Chapter 262: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 1
Chapter 262: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 1
Chapter 262: The Lead of the Theatre of Dreams Part 1
Chapter 262
Chapter 261: A Show of Genius Part 2
Chapter 261: A Show of Genius Part 2
Chapter 261: A Show of Genius Part 2
Chapter 261
Chapter 260: A Show of Genius Part 1
Chapter 260: A Show of Genius Part 1
Chapter 260: A Show of Genius Part 1
Chapter 260
Chapter 259: The First Half Part 2
Chapter 259: The First Half Part 2
Chapter 259: The First Half Part 2
Chapter 259
Chapter 258: The First Half Part 1
Chapter 258: The First Half Part 1
Chapter 258: The First Half Part 1
Chapter 258
Chapter 257: Roy Keane Part 2
Chapter 257: Roy Keane Part 2
Chapter 257: Roy Keane Part 2
Chapter 257
Chapter 256: Roy Keane Part 1
Chapter 256: Roy Keane Part 1
Chapter 256: Roy Keane Part 1
Chapter 256
Chapter 255: Going Head-On Part 2
Chapter 255: Going Head-On Part 2
Chapter 255: Going Head-On Part 2
Chapter 255
Chapter 254: Going Head-On Part 1
Chapter 254: Going Head-On Part 1
Chapter 254: Going Head-On Part 1
Chapter 254
Chapter 253: Heavy Responsibility Part 2
Chapter 253: Heavy Responsibility Part 2
Chapter 253: Heavy Responsibility Part 2
Chapter 253
Chapter 252: Heavy Responsibility Part 1
Chapter 252: Heavy Responsibility Part 1
Chapter 252: Heavy Responsibility Part 1
Chapter 252
Chapter 251: Wood's Struggle Part 2
Chapter 251: Wood's Struggle Part 2
Chapter 251: Wood's Struggle Part 2
Chapter 251
Chapter 250: Wood's Struggle Part 1
Chapter 250: Wood's Struggle Part 1
Chapter 250: Wood's Struggle Part 1
Chapter 250
Chapter 249: Angel of the North Part 2
Chapter 249: Angel of the North Part 2
Chapter 249: Angel of the North Part 2
Chapter 249
Chapter 248: Angel of the North Part 1
Chapter 248: Angel of the North Part 1
Chapter 248: Angel of the North Part 1
Chapter 248
Chapter 247: We Will Definitely Win Part 2
Chapter 247: We Will Definitely Win Part 2
Chapter 247: We Will Definitely Win Part 2
Chapter 247
Chapter 246: We will Definitely Win Part 1
Chapter 246: We will Definitely Win Part 1
Chapter 246: We will Definitely Win Part 1
Chapter 246
Chapter 245: Newcastle and Shania Part 2
Chapter 245: Newcastle and Shania Part 2
Chapter 245: Newcastle and Shania Part 2
Chapter 245
Chapter 244: Newcastle and Shania Part 1
Chapter 244: Newcastle and Shania Part 1
Chapter 244: Newcastle and Shania Part 1
Chapter 244
Chapter 243: The Unstable Forest Part 2
Chapter 243: The Unstable Forest Part 2
Chapter 243: The Unstable Forest Part 2
Chapter 243
Chapter 242: The Unstable Forest Part 1
Chapter 242: The Unstable Forest Part 1
Chapter 242: The Unstable Forest Part 1
Chapter 242
Chapter 241: Read the Headline Part 2
Chapter 241: Read the Headline Part 2
Chapter 241: Read the Headline Part 2
Chapter 241
Chapter 240: Read the Headline Part 1
Chapter 240: Read the Headline Part 1
Chapter 240: Read the Headline Part 1
Chapter 240
Chapter 239
Chapter 238: The Madman Part 2
Chapter 238: The Madman Part 2
Chapter 238: The Madman Part 2
Chapter 238
Chapter 237: The Madman Part 1
Chapter 237: The Madman Part 1
Chapter 237: The Madman Part 1
Chapter 237
Chapter 236: Air Battle Part 2
Chapter 236: Air Battle Part 2
Chapter 236: Air Battle Part 2
Chapter 236
Chapter 235: Air Battle Part 1
Chapter 235: Air Battle Part 1
Chapter 235: Air Battle Part 1
Chapter 235
Chapter 234: Entanglement Part 2
Chapter 234: Entanglement Part 2
Chapter 234
Chapter 233: Entanglement Part 1
Chapter 233: Entanglement Part 1
Chapter 233
Chapter 232: Going Toe-to-Toe Part 2
Chapter 232: Going Toe-to-Toe Part 2
Chapter 232
Chapter 231: Going Toe-to-Toe Part 1
Chapter 231: Going Toe-to-Toe Part 1
Chapter 231
Chapter 230: Unlucky Ferreira Part 2
Chapter 230: Unlucky Ferreira Part 2
Chapter 230
Chapter 229: Unlucky Ferreira Part 1
Chapter 229: Unlucky Ferreira Part 1
Chapter 229
Chapter 228: Clough the Second? Part 2
Chapter 228: Clough the Second? Part 2
Chapter 228
Chapter 227: Clough the Second? Part 1
Chapter 227: Clough the Second? Part 1
Chapter 227
Chapter 226: The Chief Part 2
Chapter 226: The Chief Part 2
Chapter 226
Chapter 225: The Chief Part 1
Chapter 225: The Chief Part 1
Chapter 225
Chapter 224: Victory Part 2
Chapter 224: Victory Part 2
Chapter 224
Chapter 223: Victory Part 1
Chapter 223: Victory Part 1
Chapter 223
Chapter 222: Need to Win Part 2
Chapter 222: Need to Win Part 2
Chapter 222
Chapter 221: Need to Win Part 1
Chapter 221: Need to Win Part 1
Chapter 221
Chapter 220: Forgone Conclusion Part 2
Chapter 220: Forgone Conclusion Part 2
Chapter 220
Chapter 219: Forgone Conclusion Part 1
Chapter 219: Forgone Conclusion Part 1
Chapter 219
Chapter 218
Chapter 217: Adjustments Part 2
Chapter 217: Adjustments Part 2
Chapter 217
Chapter 216: Adjustments Part 1
Chapter 216: Adjustments Part 1
Chapter 216
Chapter 215: The Start of the Match Part 2
Chapter 215: The Start of the Match Part 2
Chapter 215
Chapter 214: The Start of the Match Part 1
Chapter 214: The Start of the Match Part 1
Chapter 214
Chapter 213: This Is My Team Part 2
Chapter 213: This Is My Team Part 2
Chapter 213
Chapter 212: This Is My Team Part 1
Chapter 212: This Is My Team Part 1
Chapter 212
Chapter 211
Chapter 210: Record Part 2
Chapter 210: Record Part 2
Chapter 210
Chapter 209: Record Part 1
Chapter 209: Record Part 1
Chapter 209
Chapter 208: The Premier League Kickoff Part 2
Chapter 208: The Premier League Kickoff Part 2
Chapter 208
Chapter 207: The Premier League Kickoff Part 1
Chapter 207: The Premier League Kickoff Part 1
Chapter 207
Chapter 206
Chapter 205: Get Ready Part 2
Chapter 205: Get Ready Part 2
Chapter 205
Chapter 204: Get Ready Part 1
Chapter 204: Get Ready Part 1
Chapter 204
Chapter 203: The Red Forest Chapter 11 The Old Soldiers Part 2
Chapter 203: The Red Forest Chapter 11 The Old Soldiers Part 2
Chapter 203
Chapter 202: The Old Soldiers Part 1
Chapter 202: The Old Soldiers Part 1
Chapter 202
Chapter 201: Forest in The Transfer Market Part 2
Chapter 201: Forest in The Transfer Market Part 2
Chapter 201
Chapter 200: Forest in The Transfer Market Part 1
Chapter 200: Forest in The Transfer Market Part 1
Chapter 200
Chapter 199: Start All Over Again Part 2
Chapter 199: Start All Over Again Part 2
Chapter 199
Chapter 198: Start All Over Again Part 1
Chapter 198: Start All Over Again Part 1
Chapter 198
Chapter 197: The Disruption of Tony Twain Part 2
Chapter 197: The Disruption of Tony Twain Part 2
Chapter 197
Chapter 196: The Disruption of Tony Twain Part 1
Chapter 196: The Disruption of Tony Twain Part 1
Chapter 196
Chapter 195 - The Future Of Youth Players Part 2
Chapter 195: The Future Of Youth Players Part 1
Chapter 195: The Future Of Youth Players Part 1
Chapter 195
Chapter 194: The Future Of Youth Players Part 1
Chapter 194: The Future Of Youth Players Part 1
Chapter 194
Chapter 193: Gerard Piqué Part 2
Chapter 193: Gerard Piqué Part 2
Chapter 193
Chapter 192: Gerard Piqué Part 1
Chapter 192: Gerard Piqué Part 1
Chapter 192
Chapter 191: The UEFA European Football Championship Part 2
Chapter 191: The UEFA European Football Championship Part 2
Chapter 191
Chapter 190: The UEFA European Football Championship Part 1
Chapter 190: The UEFA European Football Championship Part 1
Chapter 190
Chapter 189: The Assistant Manager Candidate Part 2
Chapter 189: The Assistant Manager Candidate Part 2
Chapter 189
Chapter 188: The Assistant Manager Candidate Part 1
Chapter 188: The Assistant Manager Candidate Part 1
Chapter 188
Chapter 187: The Two Tang Ens Part 2
Chapter 187: The Two Tang Ens Part 2
Chapter 187
Chapter 186: The Two Tang Ens Part 1
Chapter 186: The Two Tang Ens Part 1
Chapter 186
Chapter 185: The Flow of Time on the Other Side Part 2
Chapter 185: The Flow of Time on the Other Side Part 2
Chapter 185
Chapter 184: The Flow of Time on the Other Side Part 1
Chapter 184: The Flow of Time on the Other Side Part 1
Chapter 184
Chapter 183: The Free Babysitter Part 2
Chapter 183: The Free Babysitter Part 2
Chapter 183
Chapter 182: The Free Babysitter Part 1
Chapter 182: The Free Babysitter Part 1
Chapter 182
Chapter 181: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 2
Chapter 181: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 2
Chapter 181
Chapter 180: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 1
Chapter 180: The English Premier League's Footsteps Part 1
Chapter 180
Chapter 179: The Red Forest Part 2
Chapter 179: The Red Forest Part 2
Chapter 179
Chapter 178: The Red Forest Part 1
Chapter 178: The Red Forest Part 1
Chapter 178
Chapter 177: Of Course We Will Win Part 2
Chapter 177: Of Course We Will Win Part 2
Chapter 177
Chapter 176: Of Course We Will Win Part 1
Chapter 176: Of Course We Will Win Part 1
Chapter 176
Chapter 175: Pressure Part 2
Chapter 175: Pressure Part 2
Chapter 175
Chapter 174: Pressure Part 1
Chapter 174: Pressure Part 1
Chapter 174
Chapter 173: A Timely Loss Part 2
Chapter 173
Chapter 172: A Timely Loss Part 1
Chapter 172
Chapter 171
Chapter 170: Want To Make A Bet? Part 2
Chapter 170: Want To Make A Bet? Part 2
Chapter 170
Chapter 169: Want To Make A Bet? Part 1
Chapter 169: Want To Make A Bet? Part 1
Chapter 169
Chapter 168: Penalty Shootout Part 2
Chapter 168: Penalty Shootout Part 2
Chapter 168
Chapter 167: Penalty Shootout Part 1
Chapter 167: Penalty Shootout Part 1
Chapter 167
Chapter 166: Who Is Afraid Of Who Part 2
Chapter 166: Who Is Afraid Of Who Part 2
Chapter 166
Chapter 165: Who Is Afraid Of Who Part 1
Chapter 165: Who Is Afraid Of Who Part 1
Chapter 165
Chapter 164: A Crack Part 2
Chapter 164: A Crack Part 2
Chapter 164
Chapter 163: A Crack Part 1
Chapter 163: A Crack Part 1
Chapter 163
Chapter 162: Wall Part 2
Chapter 162: Wall Part 2
Chapter 162
Chapter 161: Wall Part 1
Chapter 161: Wall Part 1
Chapter 161
Chapter 160: Wizardly Twain Part 2
Chapter 160: Wizardly Twain Part 2
Chapter 160
Chapter 159: Wizardly Twain Part 1
Chapter 159: Wizardly Twain Part 1
Chapter 159
Chapter 158
Chapter 157: EFL Cup Part 2
Chapter 157: EFL Cup Part 2
Chapter 157
Chapter 156: EFL Cup Part 1
Chapter 156: EFL Cup Part 1
Chapter 156
Chapter 155: New Forest Part 2
Chapter 155: New Forest Part 2
Chapter 155
Chapter 154: New Forest Part 1
Chapter 154: New Forest Part 1
Chapter 154
Chapter 153: Backfired Part 2
Chapter 153: Backfired Part 2
Chapter 153
Chapter 152: Backfired Part 1
Chapter 152: Backfired Part 1
Chapter 152
Chapter 151: The First Half Part 2
Chapter 151: The First Half Part 2
Chapter 151
Chapter 150: The First Half Part 1
Chapter 150: The First Half Part 1
Chapter 150
Chapter 149: The Better Interceptor Part 2
Chapter 149: The Better Interceptor Part 2
Chapter 149
Chapter 148: The Better Interceptor Part 1
Chapter 148: The Better Interceptor Part 1
Chapter 148
Chapter 147: The Cunning Allardyce Part 2
Chapter 147: The Cunning Allardyce Part 2
Chapter 147
Chapter 146: The Cunning Allardyce Part 1
Chapter 146: The Cunning Allardyce Part 1
Chapter 146
Chapter 145
Chapter 144: The Future Of Three Million Six Hundred Thousand Part 2
Chapter 144: The Future Of Three Million Six Hundred Thousand Part 2
Chapter 144
Chapter 143: The Future Of Three Million Six Hundred Thousand Part 1
Chapter 143: The Future Of Three Million Six Hundred Thousand Part 1
Chapter 143
Chapter 142
Chapter 141: Wood's Debut Part 2
Chapter 141: Wood's Debut Part 2
Chapter 141
Chapter 140: Wood's Debut Part 1
Chapter 140: Wood's Debut Part 1
Chapter 140
Chapter 139: The Winter Transfer Part 2
Chapter 139: The Winter Transfer Part 2
Chapter 139
Chapter 138: The Winter Transfer Part 1
Chapter 138: The Winter Transfer Part 1
Chapter 138
Chapter 137: This Is Eastwood! Part 2
Chapter 137: This Is Eastwood! Part 2
Chapter 137
Chapter 136: This Is Eastwood! Part 1
Chapter 136: This Is Eastwood! Part 1
Chapter 136
Chapter 135: The Rookie Reports Part 2
Chapter 135: The Rookie Reports Part 2
Chapter 135
Chapter 134: The Rookie Reports Part 1
Chapter 134: The Rookie Reports Part 1
Chapter 134
Chapter 133: Christmas Present Part 2
Chapter 133: Christmas Present Part 2
Chapter 133
Chapter 132: Christmas Present Part 1
Chapter 132: Christmas Present Part 1
Chapter 132
Chapter 131: Merry Christmas, Tony Part 2
Chapter 131: Merry Christmas, Tony Part 2
Chapter 131
Chapter 130: Merry Christmas, Tony Part 1
Chapter 130: Merry Christmas, Tony Part 1
Chapter 130
Chapter 129: The Media's Pet Part 2
Chapter 129: The Media's Pet Part 2
Chapter 129
Chapter 128: The Media's Pet Part 1
Chapter 128: The Media's Pet Part 1
Chapter 128
Chapter 127: Big Mouth Twain Part 2
Chapter 127: Big Mouth Twain Part 2
Chapter 127
Chapter 126: Big Mouth Twain Part 1
Chapter 126
Chapter 125: Press Conference Part 2
Chapter 125: Press Conference Part 2
Chapter 125
Chapter 124: Press Conference Part 1
Chapter 124: Press Conference Part 1
Chapter 124
Chapter 123: The Consequence Of Provocation Part 2
Chapter 123: The Consequence Of Provocation Part 2
Chapter 123
Chapter 122: The Consequence Of Provocation Part 1
Chapter 122: The Consequence Of Provocation Part 1
Chapter 122
Chapter 121: Provocation Part 2
Chapter 121: Provocation Part 2
Chapter 121
Chapter 120: Provocation Part 1
Chapter 120: Provocation Part 1
Chapter 120
Chapter 119: The Hard-Nosed Millwall Part 2
Chapter 119: The Hard-Nosed Millwall Part 2
Chapter 119
Chapter 118: The Hard-Nosed Millwall Part 1
Chapter 118: The Hard-Nosed Millwall Part 1
Chapter 118
Chapter 117: On The Subway Train Part 2
Chapter 117: On The Subway Train Part 2
Chapter 117
Chapter 116: On The Subway Train Part 1
Chapter 116: On The Subway Train Part 1
Chapter 116
Chapter 115: Another Encounter with Millwall Part 2
Chapter 115: Another Encounter with Millwall Part 2
Chapter 115
Chapter 114: Another Encounter With Millwall Part 1
Chapter 114: Another Encounter With Millwall Part 1
Chapter 114
Chapter 113: Tang En's Return Part 3
Chapter 113: Tang En's Return Part 3
Chapter 113
Chapter 112: Twain's Return Part 2
Chapter 112: Twain's Return Part 2
Chapter 112
Chapter 111: Twain's Return Part 1
Chapter 111
Chapter 110: The Discipline Of The Team Part 2
Chapter 110
Chapter 109: The Discipline Of The Team Part 1
Chapter 109
Chapter 108: Welcome Back Part 2
Chapter 108
Chapter 107: Welcome Back Part 1
Chapter 107
Chapter 106: Gypsies Part 2
Chapter 106
Chapter 105: Gypsies Part 1
Chapter 105
Chapter 104: Walker's Farewell Part 2
Chapter 104
Chapter 103: Walker's Farewell Part 1
Chapter 103
Chapter 102: One-Time Handshake Part 2
Chapter 102
Chapter 101: One-Time Handshake Part 1
Chapter 101
Chapter 100: Tang En And Edward Part 2
Chapter 100
Chapter 99: Tang En And Edward Part 1
Chapter 99
Chapter 98: The Idiot Collymore Part 2
Chapter 98
Chapter 97: The Idiot Collymore Part 1
Chapter 97
Chapter 96: A Fateful Showdown Part 2
Chapter 96
Chapter 95: A Fateful Showdown Part 1
Chapter 95
Chapter 94: Let Me Play Part 2
Chapter 94
Chapter 93: Let Me Play Part 1
Chapter 93
Chapter 92
Chapter 91: Beautiful Tackle Part 2
Chapter 91
Chapter 90: Beautiful Tackle Part 1
Chapter 90
Chapter 89: I Will Return Part 2
Chapter 89
Chapter 88: I Will Return Part 1
Chapter 88
Chapter 87: Investing In The Future Part 2
Chapter 87
Chapter 86: Investing In The Future Part 1
Chapter 86
Chapter 85: Accidental Success Part 2
Chapter 85: Investing In The Future Part 1
Chapter 85
Chapter 84: Accidental Success Part 2
Chapter 84: Accidental Success Part 1
Chapter 84
Chapter 83: To Stay Or To Go? Part 2
Chapter 83: Accidental Success Part 1
Chapter 83
Chapter 82: To Stay Or To Go? Part 2
Chapter 82: To Stay Or To Go? Part 1
Chapter 82
Chapter 81: The Reception Part 2
Chapter 81: To Stay Or To Go? Part 1
Chapter 81
Chapter 80: The Reception Part 2
Chapter 80: The Reception Part 1
Chapter 80
Chapter 79: The New Manager Part 2
Chapter 79
Chapter 78: The New Manager Part 1
Chapter 78
Chapter 77: The New Manager Part 2
Chapter 77
Chapter 76: The Holiday Is Over Part 2
Chapter 76: The Holiday Is Over Part 1
Chapter 76
Chapter 75: Tang En's Holiday Part 2
Chapter 75: The Holiday Is Over Part 1
Chapter 75
Chapter 74: Tang En's Holiday Part 2
Chapter 74: Tang En's Holiday Part 1
Chapter 74
Chapter 73: Picking Up Trouble Part 2
Chapter 73: Tang En's Holiday Part 1
Chapter 73
Chapter 72: Picking Up Trouble Part 2
Chapter 72: Picking Up Trouble Part 1
Chapter 72
Chapter 71: The Footsteps of English Premier League Part 2
Chapter 71: Picking Up Trouble Part 1
Chapter 71
Chapter 70: The Footsteps Of English Premier League Part 1
Chapter 70
Chapter 69: Manager Vs. Manager Part 2
Chapter 69
Chapter 68: Manager Vs. Manager Part 1
Chapter 68
Chapter 67: Fight With One's Back To The River Part 2
Chapter 67
Chapter 66: Fight With One's Back To The River Part 1
Chapter 66
Chapter 65: Is Football More Important Than Life And Death? Part 3
Chapter 65
Chapter 64: Is Football More Important Than Life And Death? Part 2
Chapter 64
Chapter 63: Is Football More Important Than Life And Death? Part 1
Chapter 63
Chapter 62: The Football Hooligans Part 3
Chapter 62
Chapter 61: The Football Hooligans Part 2
Chapter 61
Chapter 60: The Football Hooligans Part 1
Chapter 60
Chapter 59: The Visiting Team, Millwall Part 3
Chapter 59
Chapter 58: The Visiting Team, Millwall Part 2
Chapter 58
Chapter 57: The Visiting Team, Millwall Part 1
Chapter 57
Chapter 56: Hodge's Honor Part 3
Chapter 56
Chapter 55: Hodge's Honor Part 2
Chapter 55
Chapter 54: Hodge's Honor Part 1
Chapter 54
Chapter 53: Premier League Part 3
Chapter 53
Chapter 52: Premier League Part 2
Chapter 52
Chapter 51: Premier League Part 1
Chapter 51
Chapter 50: The Real Legend Part 2
Chapter 50
Chapter 49: The Real Legend Part 1
Chapter 49
Chapter 48: George's Fans Part 2
Chapter 48
Chapter 47: George's Fans Part 1
Chapter 47
Chapter 46: Nice Guy Mr. Coppell Part 2
Chapter 46
Chapter 45: Nice Guy Mr. Coppell Part 1
Chapter 45
Chapter 44: Chinese Teacher Part 2
Chapter 44
Chapter 43: Chinese Teacher Part 1
Chapter 43
Chapter 42: Don't Underestimate… Football Part 2
Chapter 42
Chapter 41: Don't Underestimate… Football Part 1
Chapter 41
Chapter 40: Don't Give Up, Kid! Part 2
Chapter 40
Chapter 39: Don't Give Up, Kid! Part 1
Chapter 39
Chapter 38: Natural-Born Manager Part 2
Chapter 38
Chapter 37: Natural-Born Manager Part 1
Chapter 37
Chapter 36: Hello, My Fair Lady Part 2
Chapter 36
Chapter 35: Hello, My Fair Lady Part 1
Chapter 35
Chapter 34: Final Hit Part 2
Chapter 34
Chapter 33: Final Hit Part 1
Chapter 33
Chapter 32: Must Win Part 2
Chapter 32
Chapter 31: Must Win Part 1
Chapter 31
Chapter 30: Crazy Gang Wimbledon Part 2
Chapter 30
Chapter 29: Crazy Gang Wimbledon Part 1
Chapter 29
Chapter 28: Tang En's Manifesto Of Victory Part 2
Chapter 28
Chapter 27: Tang En's Manifesto Of Victory Part 1
Chapter 27
Chapter 26: The Crisis Of Two Consecutive Draws Part 2
Chapter 26
Chapter 25: The Crisis Of Two Consecutive Draws Part 1
Chapter 25
Chapter 24: The Manager Seated On The Viewing Platform Part 2
Chapter 24
Chapter 23: The Manager Seated On The Viewing Platform Part 1
Chapter 23
Chapter 22: Coventry City Part 2
Chapter 22
Chapter 21: Coventry City Part 1
Chapter 21
Chapter 20: The Hearing Part 2
Chapter 20
Chapter 19: The Hearing Part 1
Chapter 19
Chapter 18: Off To London Part 2
Chapter 18
Chapter 17: Off To London Part 1
Chapter 17
Chapter 16: George Wood's Family Part 2
Chapter 16
Chapter 15: George Wood's Family Part 1
Chapter 15
Chapter 14: Newsworthy Twain Part 2
Chapter 14
Chapter 13: Newsworthy Twain Part 1
Chapter 13
Chapter 12: We Were Raped Part 2
Chapter 12
Chapter 11: We Were Raped Part 1
Chapter 11
Chapter 10: The Referee Takes Center Stage Part 2
Chapter 10
Chapter 9: The Referee Takes Center Stage Part 1
Chapter 9
Chapter 8
Chapter 7
Chapter 6
Chapter 5
Chapter 4
394 Keane, The Man Part 3
394 Keane, The Man Part 3
394 Keane, The Man Part 3
Chapter 3
323 An Exceptional Talent Part 2
323 An Exceptional Talent Part 2
323 An Exceptional Talent Part 2
Chapter 2
324 Forward Line Problems Part 1
324 Forward Line Problems Part 1
324 Forward Line Problems Part 1
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