After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!-Chapter 990 - 0328 Our victory was stolen (Seeking subscription)_2

Feeling exhausted, Huang Kaiwen lifted his left foot and then set it down, suddenly launching the ball towards the front field.

Huntelaar and Kalou rushed into the penalty area together, colliding in their run. After Kalou made space, Huntelaar adjusted and turned to shoot, but Beye stretched out his foot to block it out of the penalty area.

Given shouted angrily, "Damn it, can you guys be effective for once? Just a simple straight pass with the toe can break through the defense. We might as well put some drink bottles there."

"If you think you can do better, go ahead."

Coloccini said sullenly.

Back when he was at AC Milan, even Nesta and Maldini couldn’t stop Huang Kaiwen’s direct passes.

Damn!

If he could stop it, why would he have to team up with a second-rate goalkeeper like you?

Jose Enrique tried to mediate, "Stop arguing."

"Get lost, it’s none of your business!"

Given cursed ungratefully.

Coloccini looked at Given and said, "If you’ve got the skills, stop the goals. Don’t lash out at others when you’re useless, you shit!"

"You son of a bitch!!!"

Given stormed angrily towards Coloccini.

Coloccini didn’t back down at all; he was slightly shorter than Given, but physically no weaker.

Discussing free-kick tactics with his teammates, Huang Kaiwen immediately noticed the commotion in the penalty area. All the Chelsea players looked towards Newcastle’s penalty area.

"Hehe, Newcastle is internally fighting again."

"Back in April 2005, during the 31st round of the Premier League, the match between Newcastle and Aston Villa saw Kieron Dyer fighting with teammate Lee Bowyer on the field. It was the opponents who stepped in to break it up. Didn’t expect a similar scene today."

"Actually, it’s quite normal, hehe. Newcastle was down by 2 goals in that game, the pressure was too high so the two players wanted to save the team with their own skills. A conflict over ball possession is not surprising. Today, with Huang Kaiwen on the field, Newcastle players also felt the pressure, leading to a conflict amongst defenders."

[Lampard], right.

"Huang Kaiwen is really a big villain; this is like the aura of fear, causing internal strife in the opponent right away."

"Newcastle does have this tradition; I never thought they would decline so fast after Shearer retired."

"Speaking of which, last year, Arsenal fought amongst themselves after losing at White Hart Lane."

"Yes, I remember Adebayor broke Bendtner’s nose with his head."

"That bastard Adebayor doesn’t seem like a good guy to me. In the summer, he was stirring up trouble with Barca and AC Milan, forcing Arsenal to give him an 80,000-pound contract finally."

"Compared to Huang Kaiwen’s 400,000 weekly salary, now any salary of tens of thousands seems like nothing to me."

"Ah, yes, yes, someone earning two thousand a month looking down on those earning tens of thousands a week, right."

"Mods, someone is mimicking that bastard, time to do your job."

"Come to think of it, Premier League teams seem to have a lot of internal conflicts. I remember it was also Shearer’s old club, Blackburn back then; Le Saux hit Bart, but Bart was fine, and Le Saux ended up with a fracture himself."

"Le Saux played for Chelsea, right? I remember this guy likes men." "It’s fake, all made-up news."

"Bart even went to Blackburn? "

"Not Batistuta, it’s England’s Jack Batty."

"If not the War God, what’s the point of being called Batty? Misled me."

"Hahaha, you’re killing me! By your logic, every Kevin must change their name just because Huang Kaiwen is the most famous Kevin."

"Damn, so all these clubs with internal strife are Shearer’s old clubs, while Huang Kaiwen seldom has such news. I don’t need to say whose problem it is, right."

Under the referee’s intervention, Given and Coloccini each returned to their positions.

From their expressions, the matter isn’t over yet.

On the pitch, it’s easy to clash with teammates when anxious, but they usually restrain themselves to keep it controlled, and after the match, it’s over.

Everyone has moments of complaint.

When that isn’t controlled, it results in internal strife.

In England, internal strife is followed by a media frenzy.

Newcastle, struggling near the relegation zone, is about to face another crisis.

Joe Cole proactively moved towards the left corner flag.

Huang Kaiwen stood directly on the big penalty area line, leaving the inside to his teammates.

Today, the opponent’s defense against him is too tight, making it hard to be effective inside the penalty area.

Joe Cole observed briefly and gave up on looking for Huang Kaiwen.

Jesus, Nicky Bart was about to hug-slam Huang Kaiwen.

Both his hands were nearly wrapped around Huang Kaiwen’s waist.

Smack—

After the run-up, he delivered the corner, the ball hovering swiftly with a slight curve towards the near post.

Ramos and Coloccini both jumped, their heights similar, but Ramos’s jump clearly went half a head higher!

Ramos flicked his head, sending the ball towards the goal.

Given instinctively raised his hand to block the shot.

Nearby, Deco stretched out his foot to poke at the ball, but the fallen Given blocked it with his calf, and the ball rolled towards the center.

Huntelaar took a shot amidst the chaos, but Sebastian Bassong blocked it with a diving effort, and the ball bounced towards the right side, where Enrico kicked it out of bounds.

"Wow, three consecutive shots all blocked. Newcastle’s defensive commitment is truly resolute today."

"Ramos, playing center-back today, also performed well. Truly unexpected."

"Hehe, maybe Ramos will move to left-back someday; Maldini also played left with his right foot, perhaps he learned a few moves from Maldini during his time at Milan."

"Chelsea continuously getting set-piece opportunities, Chelsea players looked directly at Huang Kaiwen, wanting him to launch a throwing bomb. This powerful throw-in tactic is indeed difficult to defend."