Chapter Forty-Six Hush Go Back

Chapter Forty-Six Hush Go Back

In this game, Lazio still deployed a 4-4-2 defensive counterattack formation. In the goalkeeper position, the main goalkeeper Peruzzi was absent due to injury, and the second goalkeeper Serene got the chance to start.

The right back on the defensive line is still the captain Odo, but everyone knows that he will not stay in Lazio for too long. This summer, he had an affair with AC Milan. As a player who came out of the Milan youth team , his biggest wish is to be able to return to Milanello.

Central defender Sivilla partnered with Stendardo, both of whom are standard talents, especially Sivilla, who is said to have aroused the idea of ​​the national team coach Lippi.

The left back is the Italian international Zauri. He was selected for the Italian national team in 2001 and put on the national team's jersey for the first time in the match against the Moroccan national football team. Although he was just passing by in the national team, his performance in the club has been very stable.

In the midfield, Behrami, Dabo, Liverani, and Jalombardo stand in parallel. After the Craniodi era, the central axis that Lazio used to be proud of has long since disappeared and replaced it. It's a bunch of muscular men.

In terms of reputation, the configuration list on the forward line can be called luxurious. Di Canio and Rocky, like Inzaghi, are both more and more demon types.

Rocky naturally doesn't need to say anything more. He made his debut at Juventus, then became famous in Empoli and moved to Lazio. In the past few seasons, Rocky's old man has been chatting about being a teenager, and he has always maintained a good scoring efficiency. Inzaghi, the star of the team, has been completely suppressed by him on the bench.

Compared with Rocky's mediocrity, Di Canio's career is much more exciting. Di Canio was born in Rome and started his career in Rome's club Lazio. His entire football career is full of talent , twists and turns and controversies.

In 1990, he joined the Serie A giants Juventus, and then played for the Bianconeri for three seasons, becoming one of the most successful strikers in Italian football at the time, and then he played for Naples and AC Milan.

In 1996, Di Canio went to Beijing with AC Milan for a commercial competition. During this trip to the Far East, Di Canio had a serious conflict with coach Fabio Capello, so he decided to leave Italy and join the Celtics of the Scottish Football Premier League. He played 37 times in the 1996/97 season. Scoring 15 goals, although he failed to help the Celtics win the league championship, he was voted by the players union members as the Scottish PFA Footballer of the season for his outstanding performance.

In 1997, he moved to Premier League club Sheffield Wednesday for a fee of £4.2 million. Di Canio continued his previous good form in England, scoring 14 goals in the 1997/98 season and becoming the team's top scorer that season.

But Di Canio's fiery personality also caused him a lot of trouble. On September 26, 1998, Di Canio played against Arsenal's legendary defender Martin Keown at Highbury Stadium. In a boxing fight, both were sent off by the referee Alcock. Dissatisfied with the verdict, Di Canio pushed Alcock to the ground. As a result, he was suspended for 11 games and fined 10,000 pounds.

After the suspension expired, Di Canio always said he was sick and stayed in Italy, refusing to return to participate in training on Wednesday. Thanks to Wednesday, the club can only deduct wages to punish Di Canio and put him on the transfer list.

During the winter transfer period of 1999, West Ham bought Di Canio for 1.7 million pounds. He then helped West Ham win the fifth place in the league and successfully advanced to the UEFA Cup through the Toto Cup.

In 2000, Di Canio scored a very wonderful goal with scissor feet in the league against Wimbledon. This goal was selected by the BBC as the best goal of the Premier League in the 1999/2000 season. After the season ended, Di Canio was voted the team's player of the season by fans.

In December 2000, in the league match with Everton, Di Canio wore the No. 10 jersey. When the opponent's goalkeeper Paul Gerrard was injured and fell to the ground, he voluntarily gave up the chance to score against the empty goal and received it with both hands. Crossing the ball, this move also earned him the honor of the 2001 FIFA Fair Play Award.

Although Manchester United invited Di Canio to join twice in 2001 and 2002, due to various reasons such as transfer fees, the two clubs failed to reach an agreement in the end.

In the 2002/2003 season, due to Di Canio's public attack on the club's coach Glenn Roddle, he was once put into limbo. Although he was reactivated during the critical period of relegation, he was unable to prevent West Ham from being relegated to the British Championship.

Di Canio, whose contract with West Ham expired, decided to leave the team and transferred to the Premier League club Charlton on a free transfer.

In 2004, Charlton announced a one-year contract extension with Di Canio, but two months later, Di Canio decided to terminate the contract with Charlton, free transfer and a substantial salary cut to return to Lazio, which was suffering from financial difficulties.

After returning to Italy, Di Canio was still controversial. On January 6, 2005, Di Canio scored a goal in the Rome derby to help Lazio beat Rome 3-1. Lazio's right-wing fans gave the Nazi salute, but caused an uproar in Italy.

Although Di Canio said that this gesture was only part of a continuous movement, and the reporter only captured the gesture at a certain moment and then referred to it as a symbol. In the end, the Italian Football Association decided to impose a penalty of 10,000 euros.

Since then, Di Canio and Livorno and Juventus gave the Nazi salute to the fans twice this season, and was once again suspended by the Italian Football Association for one game and fined 10,000 euros. FIFA also stated that it would consider Expel Di Canio from professional football.

The more others don't want him to do something, the more he will do it. From this point of view, Di Canio can also be called a man of character.

From the perspective of overall strength, AC Milan is definitely stronger than Lazio, so from the beginning of the game, Lazio tried to compress the space as much as possible and did not leave enough space for AC Milan.

After the start of the game, Degan was very active, constantly running around the field, looking for the best position to catch the ball, but every time he touched the ball, he must have brought overwhelming boos from the fans.

"The fans of AC Milan seem to be determined not to accept Degan. Although Degan is very capable, he really likes to cause trouble, conflicts with his teammates, conflicts with the head coach, and conflicts with the fans. , wherever he goes, it seems that it will inevitably cause a topic!"

The TV commentator laughed and joked. They didn't care whether Degan's future would be affected or what would happen to Milan's performance. What they cared about was the topic, which was eye-catching.

Degan can clearly see everything that happened in the stands, especially the South Stand, which is the headquarters of Milan's extreme fan organization Red Ghost. Looking at it now, the idiots there are like a festival. From the beginning of the game The moment the whistle sounded, they cursed away without a second of rest.

Digan looked like a normal person, but in fact, he was already furious. He was waiting for the opportunity, waiting for the opportunity to pick up the bricks. As long as he caught him, it would be his turn when the time came. fought back.

Lazio's tactics of shrinking the defensive line seem to be very effective. Ten minutes before the game, AC Milan did not even take a shot. Of course, the disadvantage of shrinking the defensive line is that Milan's defense line can basically sleep at ease.

However, a football game still needs a goal to be called exciting. In the twelfth minute, Lazio's former player Stam suddenly pulled to the right, directly kicked a long pass, and hit the ball to the front court. Shevchenko's restricted area The left header competed for the top, but failed to compete against Stendaldo.

The football flew out of Lazio, but was caught by Kaka. Seeing this, Degan immediately turned and moved forward. Almost at the moment of his turn, the football was passed from Kaka's feet, and Degan stretched out his foot to pass Holding the ball, facing Stendaldo's block, he pretended to go to the bottom, but in fact he kicked back with his right foot, dodged the defense, and after taking a step horizontally, at nine meters in front of the goal, he volleyed with his right foot into the near corner with precision. Milan leads 1:0.

Goal!

The red ghosts who were still booing were all stunned. Just now Degan was running around on the field like a headless chicken, but in the blink of an eye Degan scored a goal. What is the situation? .

Digan will not give them time to react. He has been waiting for this moment for a long time. In fact, since Ancelotti announced that he is the main force, he has been ready for this moment.

Stepping over the billboard on the sidelines, and rushing to the bottom of the South Stand, the fans were all stunned, looking at Digan, they didn't know what he was going to do!

Slap in the face?

When they were playing against Fenerbahçe before, Degan slapped their faces fiercely. They were about to yell at them, but they saw Degan took a deep breath, and then turned to tens of thousands of people in the South Stand. Milan fans.

Digan's lung capacity is astonishing, and this "hush" stunned all the red ghosts.

Is this fucking looking for something to fight back?

Ancelotti's expression on the sidelines instantly became gloomy. If possible, he would like to replace Digan now.

Although he compromised with Galliani, it does not mean that the war between him and Degan is really over. He is still waiting for the opportunity. As long as Degan does not perform well, he will immediately put Degan in limbo. But Digan scored a goal, and it was a goal that broke the deadlock.

Digan didn't care what Ancelotti was thinking in his heart, he just felt that the feeling now was simply exhilarating!