Ludwig

Chapter 216 You Get Out!
Among them, the one who performed the most excessively is definitely Igniowski. He even played negatively in the official game regardless of the team's victory or defeat.

Shaf saw it in his eyes and remembered it in his heart.

Although in the last game, Schaaf did not immediately remove Igniowski who performed too much, but this does not mean that Schaaf intends to let him go.

Everyone knows: It is destiny for players to implement the coach's arrangements on the court.

And Igniowski's behavior has seriously violated the natural responsibilities of professional players.

If Schaff let him go, it is estimated that within half a year, the entire team would be disbanded.

An angry Schaaf did not criticize the three players in a roaring tone. Although very serious, Schaaf did not lose his mind.

"Tell me, one by one, why are you so negative in training sessions, why are you so negative in official games?"

The three of them were very quiet. They didn't have the guts to talk back to Schaff in front of all the players.

"Igniovsky, you go first."

The Serbian winger took a peek at Schaff, but didn't speak immediately.

"I let you talk!!!"

Seeing Igniowski bowed his head and said nothing, Sharf finally broke out.

Seemingly frightened by Schaf's sudden anger, Igniowski suddenly took a step back, but still didn't speak.

"Okay, don't talk, right? Good, good, good!!!"

Shaf nodded sarcastically, and continued to turn to Valdez and asked, "Don't tell Igniowski, you say it!!!"

Valdes is relatively timid. After all, he does not have the opportunity to play as often as Igniowski. If he loses his job in Frankfurt, then he probably has to go to the second division or even the third division to find opportunities.

"I... Coach Scharf, I'm sorry."

"No! I'm sorry if I don't listen! I just want to listen to you, why do you treat the game so negatively?"

Balder paused for a moment, and then said slowly: "It's Mr. Gan... He signaled us to do this before he left."

It was fine if Valdes didn't say anything, but when he said it, Shaf became even more angry. (Uh... Old man Shafu asked someone to explain the reason yourself, why are you angry...)
"Whether you are the head coach or I am the head coach, tell me!!!"

"Coach Schaff, I know I was wrong, I'm sorry..."

Schaaf did not answer Valdez's words, but turned to ask Froome, the third player called out by him: "Froome, now you say, why do you have to treat training negatively!"

Froome, a fringe player in the midfield, seemed to have the attitude of "a dead pig is not afraid of boiling water", just like the prisoner in the TV series who would rather die than surrender. The expression on his face seemed to tell Schaff: I will not say anything when I die!
"Say!!!"

Shaf was even more angry with Froome's attitude, he was like a hair dryer turned on at full power, whistling directly at Froome.

"Coach Schaff, there is nothing to say, please terminate my contract, I have lost any interest in Frankfurt!"

Froome's words not only surprised Schaff, but no one of the other players would have thought that Froome would say such a sentence.

It seemed that someone had started to make a statement. Igniovsky, who had been silent for a while, suddenly raised his head and said flatly, "I'm leaving too, and I don't want to stay here anymore!"

Shaf was at a loss for words. He never expected that his players would use such words to contradict him.

Regarding the attitude of Froome and Igniowski, Valdes did not choose to follow suit. After all, they are just two people, and they are not strong at all. He still chooses to stand on the basis of numbers, even if he is Schaaf was punished to the second team, and he was also willing to go to the second team to commit crimes and make meritorious service.

Scharf was at a loss for words, but Captain Meyer couldn't stand it anymore.

I saw Meyer almost roaring: "What are you two talking about??? Are you crazy??? You don't apologize to Coach Schaff, and you still want to leave???"

The corners of Froome's mouth raised slightly (it's definitely not the kind of mouth corners of Xiao Yan in Fights Break Sphere!!!), he responded to Meier's words in a cynical tone: "Meier, you are enough, I I have been very upset to see you for a long time. Similarly, why should I apologize to this old guy? He neither gave us a chance to play, nor paid attention to our training quality, and even, this old confused guy actually did it for that Chinese. Send away the nobles! Sooner or later, you will pay the price for your stupid behavior!!!”

Froome is aggressive, as everyone expected, the passive behavior of these people in the training class and the official game is just to get ahead of the nobles.

Meier wanted to say something more, but Schaff waved Meier to stop.

"You three want to go, right???"

Shaf's tone became calmer, and I wonder if it was the calm before the storm?

Hearing Schaff's question, Valdez waved his hands nervously and said: "No, no, no, I don't want to leave, I don't want to leave Frankfurt, even if I can only play in the second team, I don't want to leave."

But Schaaf didn't pay attention to Valdes' words. Schaaf continued: "The three of you can leave now. As for how you will go next, the club will issue an announcement tonight."

Froome still had a dissolute look on his face. He said indifferently: "Then I hope Coach Schaff can send me to a club that can let me play. I don't want to continue to be coached by a stupid coach like you."

After all, Froome walked away without even looking at Schaff.

Igniowski turned his head and waved to his former teammates, but he didn't say anything, because he felt that since they were all ready to leave, there was no need to waste their tongues. Nonsense.

Immediately, Igniowski also followed Froome's pace and left the Frankfurt training ground.

"Coach Schaff, I don't want to go..."

"Get out of here too!!!"

Schaf was filled with anger at Froome's harsh words, and Valdés was unlucky enough to be "fire-breathed" by Schaff.

Seeing the head coach's distorted face due to anger, Valdes secretly sighed for his own stupidity, and left the Frankfurt training ground.

After being messed up by these three people, Schaff lost all mood.

I saw that Schaff just explained to the middle-aged coach who strongly recommended the team to play a 4-3-3 offensive formation at the coaching staff meeting, and asked him to lead the players to do some recovery training.

After the explanation, Schaff just said to the other players flatly: "Everyone, let's train hard."

After all, he also left the Frankfurt training ground.

But everyone knew in their hearts: Schaff must go to the team's management to discuss how to deal with these three players.

　Chapter 2!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)