i am beckham

Chapter 105 England has no place for you
There was still an hour before the afternoon training session. Beckham took two bags of footballs from the equipment room and prepared to continue practicing long passes. Iron man Gary Neville also practiced after watching others get itchy on his big ass.

The two had just practiced when Venables walked out of the office.The temperature in London is cool in autumn, and the sun is rarely seen today. Venables set up a pergola with his hands, and squinted at the two young people who were concentrating.

Beckham and Gary Neville stood on the two sidelines of the court respectively, practicing long-distance passing. Neither of them found the feeling at first. The passed ball was either poorly controlled or deviated from the target.

After a dozen or so passes, Beckham slowly found his sense, and his shooting percentage began to gradually increase. However, Gary Neville's passing basically depends on the sky, and whether he can pass accurately depends entirely on luck.

Seeing that Beckham was approaching the point where he could shoot without missing a shot, Gary Neville angrily began to look for his best position. After looking around, he finally found his position on the right side.

He has been playing right back for the past two years, so he is still accurate when passing from right to left close to 45 degrees, but the shooting rate is still difficult to compare with Beckham.

Seeing Gary Neville's stupid look of self-pity and self-pity when he made a mistake, Venables smiled and shook his head: "A passer without a soul."

As the number of rounds of passing between the two increased, Venables gradually focused on Beckham.

"This little face is really a gift from God!"

Looking at the figure of Beckham passing the ball, Venables suddenly remembered the scene when he was selected for the England team for the first time more than 30 years ago.

That summer, Venables, a first-time England player, arrived early on the pitch, gawking like an idiot at the passing drills of his veterans.

While he was looking around, Bobby Charlton waved to him: "Terry, don't just stand there, let's kick two feet together."

Until now, he can still recall the bewilderment at that time.The mixture of excitement and nervousness made him completely unable to pass the ball normally. He was like a serve machine tuned to a random gear, kicking the football to all corners of the pitch, but he couldn't pass the ball to Charlton.

He didn't dare to take the initiative to stop, so he could only wait for the patience of the world-class midfielder in front of him to disappear and call for a stop.

He was even prepared to be reprimanded that day, and even he thought his passing sucked.

Unexpectedly, Bobby Charlton enthusiastically encouraged him after the game: "Terry, coming to the England team for the first time will always be difficult, I know you are a good boy, play well!"

What happened that day is still fresh in Venables' memory until now. He has always insisted on giving young people opportunities and treating everyone equally in later years.

With flashbacks from his youth, he continues to watch two men pass the ball.

He looked at his watch, and the two passed back and forth for 10 minutes. Not only did they not intend to stop, but they also seemed to be enjoying themselves.

Venables found it difficult to take his eyes off Beckham. It wasn't that he admired Beckham's appearance. As a straight steel man of the jerk brand, he didn't like it.

The reason why he has always focused on Beckham is entirely because this kid is really good at long-distance passing.

Venables shook his head regretfully. If England can control the football, he really wants Beckham to play right winger.

This kid has good skills with both left and right feet, and he can be regarded as capable of making a sudden pass, especially when he switches to the left and has an inside cut shot.

The effect of this trick on the flexible defenders is unknown, but when encountering a strong but cumbersome full-back like the Swedish team, it is simply accurate.

Even if Beckham once turned into a little prince on the left side, it still caused Sweden to suffer from hemiplegia.

According to the current England team's traditional way of playing, when encountering a Nordic team with more prominent physical conditions and a tougher style of play, every time they are beaten by their opponents, they have no temper at all.

But put Beckham on the field, and these Nordic teams can't do anything about him. This style of play is simply the nemesis of tall teams.

If this kid can practice this trick into a unique skill, he may be able to hold the opponent's defender to a halt when he meets the German team in the future.

Just imagining the scene of the England team beating the German team, Venables felt refreshed and unobstructed.

"No, I have to give this kid a shot. With the way he passes the ball, there is no reason for him to cut in and shoot so badly."

Thinking of this, Venables walked towards the two who were still passing the ball.

Seeing the way these two cubs are romping around, no one interrupts them, and it is estimated that they can play until the formal training begins.

Seeing Venables walk up to Gary Neville, Beckham stopped.

It seems that Venables wants to chat with Gary Neville. After all, Gary is a player he single-handedly picked up. It is normal for him to ask his relatives and friends. He is half a godson, and he is a resolute "pro-village" in the locker room.

Gary Neville also straightened his back at this time, like a soldier being inspected by the chief.The head coach has been kind to him, so he naturally has to behave properly: "Mr. Terry, good afternoon!"

Venables smiled and patted Gary Neville on the shoulder: "I played well in the last game, but don't be proud, you must train hard."

The England team does not have an outstanding right-back. They can only find a young and durable workaholic like Gary Neville.

Venables feels that if his right back wants to be matched with England's starting right back, he has to continue to work hard.

"Yes, sir, I will definitely work harder!"

Gary. Neville is like a soldier who took the initiative to fight, vowing to drain the last drop of bodily fluid for the England team.

Seeing this stunned guy in front of him, Venables squeezed out a fatherly smile: "Very well, you can practice on your own for a while, and I'll go talk to David."

Gary Neville was satisfied, and Venables could finally get down to business: "David, how does it feel to play for England for the first time?"

how do you feel?Should I say the real feeling or the official propaganda feeling?

Beckham thought for a while and could only talk about him: "Mr. Terry, thank you for giving me this opportunity!"

He wanted to say something politically correct, but couldn't.To be honest, it seems to be a bit of a bummer. In case Venables is a very happy person, if he speaks his mind, it may take 5 years later to enter the England team again.

If you delay for 5 years, your reputation in the world will slip from "famous at a young age" to "late bloomer", so people in the world, safety first.

After thinking about it, Beckham felt that such an answer was sincere and safe.

Venables laughed loudly: "You are really a clever little ghost, but let these damn high EQ answers go to hell! I just want to talk about my opinion of you openly and honestly. I think there is still a minimum of trust between coaches and players."

Beckham felt that he was a bit out of tune with the opponent's rhythm. Who knew what kind of medicine this guy was selling in his gourd.

"Yes, sir! I should like to hear your opinion of me."

If you want to say it, just say it directly, why is he still panting, why does this guy have to be flattered when he speaks.

Beckham bit the bullet and said something before Venables said: "To be honest, there is no place for you in this team!"

(End of this chapter)