Chapter 349 The Goalkeeper Just Gets 0 Knives

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Willy Caballero has been playing football for almost 20 years and has won several major honors, including the 2003 Copa Libertadores, which is equivalent to the European Champions League. There are also the 2004 Athens Olympics champion and the 2003 A-League champion. These honors are quite shocking.

However, none of them were won by Caballero as the main player. Among the several championships, he was the most marginal goalkeeper.

In fact, he has been the main player in Malaga under Pellegrini for three years. The rest of the time he was a substitute everywhere, including Elche in the second division, and he was just a shared goalkeeper. So when he heard Pergone's call at Manchester City in the summer of 2014, Caballero packed his bags and came.

He came to Manchester as a substitute, and Joe Hart was in his prime at that time. Gradually, Caballero became accustomed to his fate as a substitute. There is nothing wrong with being a Pampas spare tire or an Argentinian Haitian soy sauce. He can live a healthy life with little pressure.

But suddenly, why did he become the main force? I was caught off guard.

Bravo was obsessed with the Golden Crown of the Regent, and finally forced Guardiola to slap himself in the face to remove him from the starting lineup. Using the excuse of "adjustment" as a cover-up, Caballero replaced Bravo and put on Manchester City's main gloves starting from the 23rd round.

Good things come in pairs. Looking at today's major European clubs, only Caballero, an Argentine goalkeeper, can play the main role. The newly appointed Argentina coach Sampaoli has asked someone to give him a message: Keep it up, the national team is waving to you, and next year's World Cup is not impossible.

Old trees bloom new flowers, dead vines sprout new buds. Caballero poured the wolfberry in the thermos cup into the toilet and replaced it with a glass of powerful Bloody Mary.

With Bravo's bowl of fake wine as a foundation, as long as Caballero doesn't cheat, even if his performance is mediocre, it won't be a problem. No fault is a merit. 3 states are quite good.

In the second minute of the game, Chelsea beauty Costa received a cross pass from Hazard in the penalty area. A very threatening shooting opportunity was resolved by the goal-line Caballero's decisive attack. His teammates gave him points in unison. Liked.

Then the game was interrupted by a disturbance on the sidelines, and everyone happily went to join in the fun. In fact, they were all quite regretful that there was no fight in the end.

After the game restarted, perhaps because the excitement was taken away by the scene on the sidelines, the stadium became dull. Most of the offenses from both sides were tentative attempts. After ten minutes of playing, the football did not pass through the penalty areas on both sides.

In the 13th minute, Chelsea suddenly showed strength. After Cesc Fabregas encountered Debich's pressing on the right side of the frontcourt, he did not knock it back and look for it again as before. Instead, he forced it and passed it to Azpilicueta who was trapped on the inside.

Although Delph worked very hard on defense, he was a little late, allowing Azpilicueta to shovel and pass the inverted triangle from the bottom line to the corner of the penalty area.

Relative to the goal, Hazard's position is a bit advanced, but after all, he is the football king nicknamed "Belgian Yang Kun". Not only does he know that he should not be under the car, but he also knows that the opportunity is fleeting, so he decisively meets the ball and twists it. He leaned forward and volleyed directly into the near corner from a reverse angle.

My left leg is almost deformed when I stand. Most people really can't do this.

Caballero chose his position well. Hazard shot high-end, but he happened to be guarding the front post. He only needed normal defensive actions. It may be difficult to connect it firmly, but it won't be a problem when taking pictures.

Captain Kompany was racing sideways through the air in front of Caballero, his shiny black head piercing the air.

This is Kompany's first start since October last year, as he has suffered from recurring injuries. Today he and Stones partnered.

Caballero was shocked by Kompany's sudden appearance. You might as well have walked away with your head, but in the end, Lao Kong performed a friction between his bald head and the air, without holding anything back.

This time Caballero was in trouble. His batting style was quite standard, but his palms were blown away by the football.

The hands are two doors, and the football breaks through.

For a goalkeeper, this is a standard move.

1:0, Chelsea suddenly took the lead.

Who is to blame for losing the ball? Obviously, Kompany cannot be blamed. This is what the central defender does on the court. Whenever there is a slight possibility, he must do his best. Is it possible for Kompany to learn from Fu Mouhuan in watching dramas? Although Captain Kong is ugly, he is a handsome man.

You can't blame Azar for being a good shot, right?

This blame can only be put on Caballero's head, because you are the goalkeeper and you are serving this bowl of fucked rice.

Don't just see thieves eating meat but not seeing thieves getting beaten. The goalkeeper is essentially a profession that requires a thousand cuts.

Kompany is an ugly person with a good heart, and looks strange but is a good person inside. He took the initiative to signal to his teammates and Caballero: It's my fault for the ball. The forehead (forehead) is still a bit small, otherwise it would have been a clearance.

This is often the case. The more high-minded and responsible you are, the less responsible you appear to others. The teammates couldn't say anything, but they all looked at Caballero a little strangely.

If you have a bottle of soy sauce, why use it as butter?

Lao Kaba felt aggrieved, but Lao Kaba said nothing.

However, Manchester City is also accustomed to conceding a goal first this season, and the 201 start comes with the attribute of being 0:1 behind. The kick-off in the center circle is opened again, let's continue.

Chelsea's full-court press was no less than Manchester City's, and the ball was driven all the way from the center circle back to the backcourt. Kompany was uneasy after receiving Ding Ding's return pass. Costa has always been very arrogant.

Team Kong did not dare to be careless and returned the football to Caballero from a distance.

The Saber is not an arrogant person. He slowly ran towards Caballero and gave the frontcourt a chance to press.

At this time, his teammates are all pulling away, and Lao Kaba has many options for the ball, both long and short.

Pushing forward to Fedora, or knocking to the right to Navas, these are the two safest explanations, and they are also the most consistent with Guardiola's requirement for the goalkeeper to "pass the ball as short as possible to the ground."

But Caballero, who was a little aggrieved for conceding the ball just now, ran away. Perhaps he was eager to regain the field as soon as possible with a long pass.

The ball flew straight to Sane on the midfield wing, causing Sane to curse in his heart, because at this time he was accompanied by two Chelsea strongmen, Zouma and Kante, and Caballero's pass was forcing him to go up the knife mountain.

There is no reason to hide. If you hide and look back, you will be scolded by Gua Shuai and shed a layer of your skin. Sane bravely went one-on-one, but was knocked off the field by the lean Kanter, and the football was lost.

Debich and Ding Ding fought hard to regain the ball. Leroy Sane was lying outside the sideline holding his waist and groaning.

Three minutes later, Sane held his hand on his lower back and slowly poked it down without confrontation, as if he was about to launch something into the sky. The other hand waved in the direction of home, indicating that he couldn't hold on any longer.

Zhuo Yang said to Guardiola: "Let me play."

Before he finished speaking, his pants had already been taken off.