i am beckham

Chapter 420 The Battle Between Ferguson and Wenger

In the office, Ferguson told Beckham about his coaching philosophy: "David, what kind of decision do you think will end a big club quickly?"

He didn't wait for Beckham's reaction to quickly pick up his own topic: "First, the high transfer fee. Second, there is no planned salary system. Third, there is no championship."

Beckham nodded thoughtfully, feeling as though old John had said the same thing.

How is this going?

Seeing that Beckham was deep in thought, Ferguson nodded with satisfaction: "The high transfer fee is like a drug. It works well, but the side effects are obvious. It is the natural enemy of the club's finances. But all clubs need to get good players through transfers. The operation of transfers is a very deep knowledge."

"Then there is the salary system. Controlling the salary system is a headache for all coaches. The best way to retain good players is to increase their salary, but if a player's job suddenly gets a substantial increase, other players will also find ways to maintain the relative salary gap between the two, and others will follow suit. As a result, the club's salary cost will increase significantly.

Take you for example, your weekly salary is 5, and Gary's weekly salary is 4.If we raise the weekly salary to 10 for you, then Gary will think that 8 is a more appropriate number. At this time, Phil, Paul, and Ryan will all convey the request for a salary increase to the club.

But the club pays you an extra £5 a month for your portrait, and other people don't have much opinion, they recognize your commercial value.

Manchester United will not give a player a big contract just because he has played well for two years, the club also needs the loyalty of the players.

Of course, if someone has their own specialties like you, we will of course adjust the treatment accordingly.

You give your all for the club, and when you get to the end of your career, the club will offer you a good deal. "

Then Ferguson began to describe the importance of the championship to a club, and Beckham listened fascinated, because Old John had said these words intact.

In Arsenal's general manager's office, Wenger and Anelka also sat opposite each other: "Nicholas, you said you want to go to Real Madrid?"

Anelka, who still had a childish face, deliberately avoided Wenger's eyes, and then pretended to be indifferent and said: "The newspapers said that they want to buy me. My salary should increase a lot if I go there. I don't want to waste this opportunity!"

Wenger said incredulously: "2 a week is a lot for a 20-year-old player. You eat three meals a day and sleep on one bed. Why do you need so much money?"

Anelka choked: "But Real Madrid is a giant with a long history, I think I should try it."

Wenger shook his head helplessly: "We just eliminated them in the Champions League. Do you really think they are that strong? How is your Spanish level? How many French are there in Real Madrid? Do you think they will be patient and take you to learn the language slowly?"

Anelka was choked again. He said he couldn't stand his coach, so he simply played a rogue: "Anyway, I think this opportunity is good."

The happy atmosphere in the Manchester United office was different. Wenger and Anelka couldn't convince each other, and they had to break up in the end.

One day later, the news that Anelka wanted to transfer to Real Madrid was quickly shaken by the "Sun", which made Wenger very unhappy: "As soon as the Manchester United game is over, they will praise David to the sky. As long as Arsenal meets Manchester United, they will always find ways to publish some negative news about Arsenal. If I say that there is no connection between the two, I don't know how many people are willing to believe it."

Another day later, Ferguson replied decisively: "You can't talk nonsense if you eat and drink nonsense. Could it be that Manchester United let Arsenal players hang out in nightclubs? Could it be that going to nightclubs against Manchester United can strengthen their strength?

Rather than talking about these, it is better to take good care of your players! "

Over the next two days, Ferguson mocked Wenger's management ability, while the latter retorted that Ferguson's strength was his off-field skills.

On April 4, Manchester United and Arsenal stood together at Old Trafford. The two sides fought fiercely for 11 minutes and ended with a goalless draw.

When the game whistle sounded, Wenger couldn't hide his smile and drew with Manchester United in the away game. In the second leg at Highbury, Arsenal obviously had the advantage.

He tried hard to suppress his smile at the press conference, but still exuded joy.

"How do you view this game? From the perspective of the scene, both teams have chances, and the draw is a fair result."

"How do you predict the next game? We played well away, and it's obviously more advantageous to go home. The fans will be our 12th player."

"The possibility of Manchester United's Triple Crown? Hehe, you think highly of them. They failed to grasp the home court in the two competitions. Whether the hope of advancing is high or not, you know for yourself."

Facing the menacing Ferguson, Wenger seemed smug. He is now looking forward to Manchester United's four-way attack throughout the season, and finally all four are empty.

Although Manchester United has a clear advantage in the league, if they are eliminated in the FA Cup and the Champions League in the next week and a half, then everything can be lost.

When the reporter relayed Wenger's words to Ferguson, the Manchester United coach sneered: "If the team at home can win, then what is the meaning of football? It's all layman's words!"

This pair of enemies contracted all of Beckham's melons during this period, and the continuous confrontation between the two also attracted the attention of a talk show on Sky TV.

This talk show called "Focus" is open to all English-speaking countries. The setting of the show is very simple. It is to find two friends to come up and talk.

The program usually invites two celebrities who have grievances and grievances. In the first half of the program, they first open their chatter boxes, and then gradually lead through the topics, creating an atmosphere of tension.

Then ask two people to have a period respectively, and arrange each other for about 5 minutes, which is equivalent to the prescribed action and can realize preparation.

At the end is the most exciting moment of the program, two people spar, each say a sentence, usually no more than 30 seconds each time, a total of 5 minutes of sparring.

Of course, if the two of them perform well, the time will be extended appropriately.

The biggest highlight of the open bar session is that the program team will wear instruments to monitor the heart rate and blood pressure of both people. If one person can say the heart rate of the other party is above 140, it will be regarded as a "technical knockout".

If both sides are still healthy, the winner will be determined by the audience voting.

This program involves many fields such as politics, entertainment, sports, etc. It is said that when a certain state in the United States runs for governor, the competition is really fierce, and the program even invited both parties to participate in the program.

Beckham would watch these shows from time to time. This season, Cantona and Alan Hansen had been on this show. The two completely ignored the rules at the last moment and kept outputting to each other. Their heartbeats were around 130. It is said that the ratings were ranked among the top ten in history.

This program openly invites Ferguson and Wenger to practice their mouths. Anyway, these two people talk about their daily operations, so it is better to put them together and finish what they have to say.

Unexpectedly, the two had an argument about this topic.

Ferguson said he didn't care, but he insisted on seeing the Frenchman's medical report and confirming that the other party's heart is fine before considering it.

The French tactfully expressed that they wanted the old man to live for two more years, and I'm afraid they won't be able to talk about it by then.

Seeing this, Beckham laughed while holding the newspaper.

Pull it down!

If you can't keep your mouth shut, you can't keep your mouth shut.

On April 4th, Manchester United and Arsenal stood together at the Highbury Stadium. The coaches of both sides made it clear before the game that they would take the other side's flag. This is a battle of dignity.

(End of this chapter)