Coach Live Raiders

Chapter 269
Seeing that Ravanelli is so bad, so lacking in talent as an actor, Bruno was anxious.

At this time, Ravanelli cannot be called over, otherwise others will think that he is still in command, so there will be no meaning at all.

Don't let others tell Ravanelli, this will be discovered by others.

This is how to do ah!

Bruno is really worried about these guys!
After thinking for a long time, Bruno didn't have a good solution, so he had to force it.

Covering his mouth, he tried his best not to see that he was shouting, and then changed into a blunt voice and shouted: "You can't stand there like a log, you have to command actions, even if you make gestures blindly! "

Ravanelli was imitating Bruno's movement of embracing his arms, when he vaguely heard Bruno's words, his heart moved.

Yes, you can't just stand there like a telegraph pole. Even if you want to be a mascot, you must have acting skills, otherwise it will be a soulless performance.

Looking at the situation on the field, anyway, the first half of the game is coming to an end, so it shouldn't matter if I make a few gestures and yell randomly, right?

Anyway, even if he lost the ball because of his blind command, it was Bruno's fault, and it had nothing to do with him.

Thinking of this, Ravanelli changed his posture for half the game, and suddenly shouted: "Pavel and Fred, you two exchange positions, be more flexible!"

At the same time, Ravanelli did not forget to wave his hand to the frontcourt. Usually, when Bruno makes this action, it means that the team is going to attack aggressively.

Seeing Ravanelli's sudden move, others may not have any reaction, but the Perugia players on the field were a little dumbfounded.

They know what Ravanelli's role is - mascot.

But now how does their mascot start to command the game?

Could it be Bruno's arrangement?
Especially Nedved and Ljungberg, the two are even more confused, why should they switch positions?

This is not quite like Bruno's tactical arrangement!

Usually, Bruno will not arrange for two full-backs or wingers to exchange positions. Although this may confuse the opponent, it is not conducive to the performance of Nedved and Ljungberg, so he usually prefers to let them stay in their usual activities. side.

Well, since it might be Bruno's arrangement, then they just have to abide by it. Anyway, the first half is almost over, so it doesn't matter.

So the Perugia players suddenly changed their playing style, from the main defense to the offensive posture, and Nedved and Ljungberg also exchanged offensive positions. The offensive posture is called a weird one.

Perugia's change shocked Chelsea. They never expected that Perugia would launch a wave of counterattacks at the end of the first half, and they were also caught off guard by the exchange of positions between Nedved and Ljungberg.

Chelsea's two full-backs had no time to react. I don't know if they should also switch positions to defend.

Ljungberg took the ball from the right, and here was Clark, who had been defending Nedved before.

Ljungberg and Nedved are two completely different types of players. Clark has never defended Ljungberg, and has not come out of the mode of defending Nedved. He was directly caught by Ljungberg's sharp breakthrough. Can't find North.

The tactic unexpectedly worked, and Ljungberg was very happy, but the left was not his usual position, so he had no choice but to send the ball to the center again.

Then, Nedved on the right cut into the middle, and with no one marking, he shot past Chelsea's goal with an angry shot.

At the moment of the goal, the Perugia players were unexpected. Bruno was confused, and Ravanelli was even more confused.
This is a goal?
The players on the Perugia field rushed to the sidelines frantically and hugged Ravanelli. They had realized that it was Ravanelli's sudden command that had the effect and hit Chelsea by surprise.

Well, maybe Bruno's command was just passed by Ravanelli. Now that the person standing on the sidelines is Ravanelli, they will naturally not go to Bruno, who is on the bench.

Ravanelli was hugged by his teammates and was a little overwhelmed. Did he really not expect to score?

Could it be such a coincidence that he just yelled something casually, and then scored a goal casually?
It's as if it's my fault!
Then what kind of emotions should I express now, the boss never taught me
Bruno was sitting on the bench, laughing so hard, it is estimated that Ravanelli is going to be famous this time.

But sometimes some people really have a stroke of genius, just like Ravanelli's adjustment just now. He knew that Ravanelli was absolutely shouting, but he didn't expect the effect to be surprisingly good, and he even got some inspiration.

It turns out that Nedved and Ljungberg switched positions so well.

Nedved usually creates opportunities by running or cutting inside on the left, and rarely breaks through or one-on-one. Once the opponent's defensive players adapt to Nedved's style of play, Ljungberg suddenly changes. When it comes to this side, the defensive player may be dumbfounded, because he can't adapt to the sudden rhythm change.

Just like just now, Clark was passed cleanly, even if he wanted to foul, it was too late, and Perugia scored a goal.

I don't know if Ravanelli is really talented or just a fake.
In this way, the first half ended, and Perugia led the visiting Chelsea 3-0 at home, almost killing the suspense.

When he walked off the court, Ravanelli was still a little overwhelmed. He felt that everything he experienced today was more exciting than his hat-trick on the court.

Just at this time, the Chelsea players walked off the field. Vialli looked at Ravanelli with a complicated expression, and wanted to speak, but he seemed to not know where to start.

The two once made great achievements in Juventus together, then left together and were forced to leave Juventus, and now they are coaches together again.
There is no need to compare the achievements of the player era. Everyone is equally divided. They have all entered the end of their careers and will not play for long.

When I became the coach of Chelsea, I was still secretly happy. As a player and part-time coach, I was already a big step ahead of countless people. At that time, I didn't even think of Ravanelli as a brother.

But who would have thought that when Ravanelli appeared in front of him again, he also stood on the sidelines and became the coach of the team.

Even if he is not the head coach, he also got the opportunity to direct the game alone, especially in such an important game.

The more frightening problem is that in the direct confrontation between the two, Chelsea, which he coached, was completely defeated. This feeling made Vialli want to cry
(End of this chapter)