Gerard Piqué Part 2

Half a year had passed since Nottingham Forest's dark days, and the situation had changed dramatically. Tony Twain of today was very confident about going up against Ferguson and Wenger.

"It's clear that you think highly of him too. Let's head back, Dunn. Let's talk to his agent first... I've asked him to have dinner together tonight."

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Obviously, when Tang En was in Portugal, he had already arranged everything for Spain. No matter when or whom he was to meet, he had made the reservations for the restaurants.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, Tang En and Dunn ate some bread to tide them over; otherwise they would be hungry. Even when Tang En was still in China, he had already known that the Spaniards were famous for lateness in their daily schedules—when he spoke to Piqué's agent, Arturo Canales, over the phone, he had said that dinner time was eight o'clock in the evening!