Ludwig

Chapter 340 Ole's Accusation

That night, Li Yuming slept very restlessly, and was even late for the training session the next day.

After rushing to the training ground in a hurry, Li Yuming found something even more surprising: the team coach Solskjaer was also late!
It should be said: Solskjaer was not there when Li Yuming arrived at the Central Forest Park.

How is this going? ? ?

Li Yuming quickly asked the team captain Alexander Meyer, who was well-informed in the team, but Captain Meyer shook his head in puzzlement about Solskjaer's absence. It seems that, as the captain of the team, Alexander Meyer I also don't know why Solskjaer missed today's training session.

Although Solskjaer is absent, many Frankfurt players dare not not train. For professional players, training is the foundation of maintaining state!

So, after waiting for Solskjaer for half an hour, the assistant coach directly replaced Solskjaer to lead the team for today's training session without being able to contact him.

And where is Solskjaer at this time? ? ?

Solskjaer is arguing with chairman Raulf Heller in his Frankfurt office building!

...Frankfurt office building, Raulph Heller's office...

If you are standing at the door of Raulf Heller's office at this time, even though you are separated by a thick mahogany door, you can still clearly hear Solskjaer's nearly out-of-control questioning.

"Mr. Ralph, do you know that what you do is stupid, very stupid, you know! Bruce, he is a superstar! Manchester United let go of Cristiano Ronaldo, and Liverpool gave up Suarez, who was suspended, you have seen the final result, do you know that if Frankfurt loses Bruce, we are likely to fall into the abyss next season, or even be relegated! We will be relegated!"

In the end, Solskjaer can be said to be hysterical, and that state is more like arguing with Raulph Heller.

Sitting in his executive chair, Raulf Heller was very calm, because he was already prepared to be accused by Solskjaer.

But now Li Yuming's "redemption" of Dortmund has become cooked rice, and it is useless for Solskjaer to get angry, and he can't save it.

Perhaps, Solskjaer can still use his resignation to demonstrate? ? ?
But professional football is like this, with iron-clad camps and flowing soldiers. If Solskjaer really decided to resign willfully to protest Raulf Heller, then Raulf Heller would not mind using another After all, for the club's top management, a coach who is out of control, no matter how good his coaching ability is, is meaningless.

Like European clubs, except for the "football manager" model of the Premier League, most of the small clubs are: the head coach only needs to be responsible for training and leading the team in games, and other teams have to deal with "money" matters. That is the responsibility of the management and the operation of the management.

For example, the head coach says, "Hey boss, this player is so sharp, so good, our club needs to keep him."

The management will smile and say to the head coach: "Okay, no problem, if you say yes, we will definitely keep him!"

Then, the management team started negotiating a contract extension with a certain player. The administrator offered him an annual salary of 200 million, but the certain player refused without even thinking about it.

"I'm a national player!!! A national player!!! 200 million just thinking of sending me away??? Treat me as a beggar??? Then whoever sits on the bench all day and receives 150 million a year, I You give me 200 million for starting every game, getting high marks every game??? I won’t do it!!!”

At this time, when the management asked the player's psychological price, he didn't know if he didn't ask, and he was shocked when he asked.

"600 million??? Damn it, you still think you are Ronaldo???"

And a certain player relied on his own strength, so he directly forced: "One-buy price, 600 million, if you don't renew my contract, I will leave!!!"

After throwing down this ruthless sentence, a certain player left...

Since the wages of the players are closely related to the interests of the management (the higher the wages the players receive, the less money the management will receive when they distribute dividends, which is inevitable), so when faced with players demanding high salaries to renew their contracts, unprofessional management Layers tend to choose: don't let go!Just 200 million!If you like to sign or not, if you don't sign, get out!
Players definitely don't care, especially capable players, they don't have to worry about leaving home at all, so, facing these unprofessional management, they often choose to pat their ass and leave after the contract period ends. (I don’t know if you can tell which team I’m blackmailing about the unprofessional team???)
In such a situation, it is the head coach who suffers.

Generally, when faced with the situation where the club cannot successfully retain the tactical core, the coaches will definitely have a quarrel with the management. Regardless of whether the coach will stay or not, he will definitely be angry.

And once the coach protests too much, the management will generally choose to replace him with a new coach-anyway, the tactical system you built without this player has to be built from scratch, so it is better to find a new one, be obedient Come and lead the team.

As a coach, in the face of such a situation, you have to either go or endure. It is impossible for everyone to create his ideal tactical system on the coaching bench. (It should be said: Not every coach is as lucky as Guardiola, meeting a Messi can make his tiki-taka famous in one fell swoop!)

As for the coaches who choose to keep their jobs, they have to endure the torment of building a tactical system from scratch!

We all know - as a head coach, from taking over the coach of a team to successfully kneading the team's existing players into a complete tactical system, how much effort and time it takes!
If you want to successfully build and develop a complete tactical system, you need at least half a season to develop it, and often after the head coach takes over for a season, after the team's tactical system has just been developed, the team's main players It will start to drain for various reasons.

Some such as the issue of renewing the contract with the top management; some such as pursuing a bigger stage, such as transferring from a mid-lower team to a team that can participate in the Champions League; some are due to family reasons, such as in Spain Married his wife, in order to take care of his family, he chose to move from Germany to Spain...

For various reasons, the head coaches of the small and medium-sized clubs will never be able to maintain a complete lineup, a team that has run into perfection for more than 2 seasons. (Except for giants like Real Madrid and Barcelona who are rich and willful if they want to keep it for 10 years...)
Even if all kinds of factors such as being poached or players changing jobs are excluded, a perfect tactical system is still impossible to exist. Players will get old, tactics will be outdated, and the team will be weak.

Therefore, football is like this. It changes rapidly. No one can stick to a set of tactics, a lineup, and a lifetime. Every coach needs to change in coaching.
Regardless of whether the team the coaches are in is rich or tough, they all need to find better tactics and better lineups in coaching.

There is no best football, only better ones. Every tactical system will become obsolete. After ten years, everyone in football will give up tiki-taka and return to the British long pass.

(——Yuan Mou feels a little bit too much, hurry back to the plot!!! Of course, the above is still related to the plot, so I don’t know how Solskjaer will choose.)
No matter how Solskjaer blamed him, Raulf Heller remained expressionless, and he was very calm. Perhaps, Heller was waiting for Solskjaer to finish complaining. Tell him something else? ? ?
Sure enough, after 15 minutes, Solskjaer finally slowed down his speech. Obviously, after "spraying" Ralph Heller for half an hour, his baby-faced "baby mouth" was also tired.

"Ole, I think, you calm down a little bit, listen to me, listen to me."

"Then tell me, if you can't give me a reason that convinces me, then I'm sorry, please send me away after you send Bruce away."

After all, the furious Solskjaer sat down at Rolf Heller's desk, took the cup on the table and drank water in big gulps, ignoring whether someone else had drunk it.

And Raulf was also unhurried, picking out a folder that was not too thick from his bookcase and putting it in front of Solskjaer.

"Ole, this is the specific contract for Dortmund to buy out Bruce on loan. I'll give you an explanation while you read it."

Hearing what Rolf Heller said, Solskjaer opened the folder in amazement, took out the contract file inside and looked carefully.

"First of all, I have to tell you a fact. I'm sorry. I think you misunderstood something. The ownership of Bruce was originally in the hands of Dortmund. We just loaned him to Frankfurt for two seasons. There is no buyout clause for Party B, so after the end of the loan period of Bruce for two seasons, it is impossible for Frankfurt to keep him."

Solskjaer retorted: "Why is it impossible??? We can buy it with a transfer fee!!!"

Ralph Heller sneered for a while: "Ole, I always thought you were a smart man, wouldn't you know how to settle this account? With Bruce's current performance in the Bundesliga, Frankfurt simply doesn't have the financial resources to buy him. With Bruce's level, it is possible to change hands for more than 3000 million euros in the transfer market! Even if we really collect the money, will Dortmund sell Bruce? This is impossible!"

Hearing this, Solskjaer finally calmed down halfway. Indeed, it is basically impossible for the team to keep Li Yuming after his loan contract ends.

(End of this chapter)