King Bayern

Helen called Catherine right after reading the Kicker report.

"Sister, you football players have learned how to make fake news now."

"Stop talking nonsense."

"I just read your report. I think it is very unobjective. You are obviously belittling 1860. Is this worthy of the conscience of a football reporter?"

"Hehe, I drove to Unterhaching to interview Bremer. I don't know how many times more professional than you tabloids who only sit in the office and write."

"you!"

"Okay, I won't tell you anymore, I still have a job."

After putting down the phone, Helen felt aggrieved, and she also decided to write a report to refute Catherine.

However, Helen stopped after writing only one beginning. Although Catherine's report was not objective, she had to admit that her report was indeed professional, and it was difficult to find a place to refute it.

"I'm furious!"

At this time, Helen remembered the sentence Catherine left behind, "I drove to Unterhaching to find Bremer for an interview. I don't know how many times more professional than you tabloids who only sit in the office and write."

"By the way, I can't sit in the office and write manuscripts, I also go for interviews."

Helen walked around the city of Munich and finally decided to go to the Blue Lion Bar.

When I got to the bar, I heard someone swearing inside, "This Catherine must be a son of a bitch."

"Damn, didn't you scold me too?" But Helen still walked into the bar, and when she came to the bar, Helen showed her press card.

"Hello, I am from the Munich Daily. I know this is the headquarters of the 1860 Fans Association. I would like to interview you about the upcoming Munich Derby."

"A reporter again?"

"You reporters don't have a good thing."

"Munich Derby? Unterhaching is a small town, and it deserves to be called Munich?"

The boss, Mark, signaled everyone to shut up and be angry, why are so many big men angry with a little girl.

Mark handed Helen a glass of beer, "I treat you, you can ask whatever you want, but I hope your report can be objective."

The 1860 fans were justified in being angry. Although the team encountered temporary difficulties, it was a team of pure Munich origin. Catherine’s report compared the team with a team from a small town on the outskirts of Munich, which is a bit biased anyway.

"Don't worry, I am a native of Munich, you can trust me."

As soon as the words came out, everyone calmed down, but some people were still aggrieved and scolded Catherine's family again. Helen could only bite the bullet and listened. At this moment, her thoughts were that they must not let these people know that it was my sister.

"I know that the team was relegated in the last round of the Bundesliga last season. Many of your fans made a fuss in the stadium, so will you still go to the first game of the Bundesliga?"

As soon as the words fell, someone took out a league ticket and slapped it on the table, and it was a season ticket. Watch every game."

"Correct!"

"When I was two years old, my dad took me to the Olympic Stadium to watch the 1860 game."

"Even the tableware in my house is in the color of 1860."

"The themed parties when I got married were all 1860 themed."

These lovely fans kept talking about their love for the team. Helen was surprised and moved. She knew that the Germans regard football as a belief, but when the stories were in front of her, Helen knew this belief. how deep.

Finally Helen looked at Mark, "Everyone has said it, why didn't you say it, tell me the story between you and 1860."

There are too many stories about Mark and 1860, but he didn't say anything, but pointed to the heart with his right hand.

"If I could choose, I'd like my blood to be sky blue, not red."

Everyone was shocked, the crowd did not know who was the first to applaud, and then there was thunderous applause in the bar.

Helen put down the notebook in her hand and applauded Mark, "That guy Catherine is right, you can only write good reports if you step out."

Soon the fans in the Blue Lions became friends with Helen, some invited her to watch the game, some invited her to dinner, and some wanted to introduce her boyfriend.

Helen laughed at this, "Alright, blue lions, tell us your dreams for the new season."

"Back to the Bundesliga!"

"Take off Bayern Munich's pants next season!"

"Correct!"

Hasler read both the reports of Catherine and Helen. He really didn't expect that an ordinary Bundesliga match would be turned into a Munich Derby.

Balakoff beside him chuckled, "These reporters are really boring. Is there no news in the whole of Germany?"

"It's no wonder that the city of Munich is indeed too important in Germany. Coupled with Bayern's dominance, the news of this city is very hot."

"You're not really worried about Unterhaching, are you?"

"why not?"

When Balakoff was dominant in Stuttgart, Unterhaching was still struggling in the low-level leagues. Balakov looked down on Unterhaching a bit.

Hassler continued: "Maybe you don't know Bremer, but I know him well."

As a German star, after Kaiserslautern was relegated that year, Bremer could have changed his team and made money easily, but he didn't. He chose to stay and finally created a myth with the team.

As a former teammate of Bremer, Hassler knew him very well. In the 1990 World Cup final, when facing a penalty kick, even the big heart of the German couldn't bear it. At this time, Bremer stood in front of the penalty spot. .

"Believe me, Bremer is a German among Germans, his will is stronger than steel."

Balakov nodded. He also knew that the temperament of a team depends largely on the temperament of the coach.

"Thomas, I don't care how good this Bremer is. I just know that we have to beat his team. A good start is very important."

The Bundesliga is different from the Bundesliga. The Bundesliga teams compare money and background, while the Bundesliga teams, everyone is similar, and the competition is one breath, so the start of the league is very important.

"Don't worry, I think my tactical thinking is fine."

When it comes to tactics, this is what Balakov is most worried about. It can be said that Hasler's tactical thinking is different from that of the other 17 teams.

"Thomas, I honestly think your tactics will either skyrocket or kill the team."

"Haha, well, let the league test it."

Hassler said it was easy, but in his heart, everything was still uncertain.