Morgan faced the interview with the Sun reporter and laughed angrily, if the Wolves want to do this, do they need to fall into the passivity they are now?

"That's nonsense!"

"I welcome the FA's investigation!"

'I don't know about the other teams, but when it comes to Wolves, I can pat my chest and say that we have no problem every game. Whether it was a 6-0 defeat to Nottingham or a 10-0 win over Oldham, we played it ourselves. ”

"It's irresponsible and completely obliterates the effort that my players put in to win the game. The person who said this must not have gone to see a Wolves game! ”

'I'm going to ask him, did he watch when we played Oldham? If he did, didn't he see how strong we were, didn't he see that we had robbed each other? ”

Morgan had a sharp look in his eyes and said, "Anyway, our last game is against Leyton East, and we will beat them cleanly at home!" I don't think they will say that Leyton Orient is giving Wolves a favor at that time! ”

The Sun published Morgan's words, and the phenomenon of "human feelings" in British football, which was deliberately handled coldly by several major British media, could no longer be covered up and was exposed at once. The Sun's report caught the attention of all of Europe.

The Sun is often unrelenting, which is the foundation of their survival in the highly competitive British media industry. This time they have a keen sense and this is an opportunity to catch the eye.

In 06, the Italian phonegate caused an earthquake in Italian football, which shocked the whole world, and Milan Sports Newspaper was the first media to expose it.

Regarding The Sun's exposure of the so-called "favors" in the lower leagues of England, Milan Sports Newspaper commented: It is rumored that there is a phenomenon of "favors" in the lower leagues in the United Kingdom, especially towards the end of the season, many games are incomprehensible.

Last weekend, a match in League One caught the attention of the British media, with Wolves in the relegation zone beating sixth-placed Oldham Lamb 10-0 away. The win was the biggest margin in League One in nearly five years, as well as the fastest goal scorer in League One, with Wolves taking eleven seconds to find the back of the net.

Wolves climbed one place from bottom after the victory, three points behind fifth-from-bottom Leyton East, causing displeasure in Leyton East, with local media believing there was a problem with the game. The Sun then conducted an interview with Wolves boss Morgan.

Morgan was furious in an interview, believing his team was clean and vowed to prove his team's quality with a win over Leyton Orient in the crucial final round.

The FA said yesterday afternoon that they were about to launch an investigation. It remains to be seen whether this incident will uncover the dark side of English football and cause a shock in English football.

Spain's Ace newspaper said: Since the Italian phone gate, another earthquake in Europe is coming, we hope that the FA will seriously investigate, so that English football can resume its due continuity, and return football to justice!

Marca said: The arrogant Englishman was brought down by his own people this time, and several British media with a strong sense of justice exposed the existence of cattiness in the English league. It is said that there is a lot of "match-fixing" in the English league, and the results of many matches are incredible.

No, in a League One game last weekend, second-bottom Wolves won 10-0 away at sixth-placed Oldham United. Whether it is in terms of the "quickness" of the goal or the final score, there is something to ponder in this game.

The famous French newspaper Team reported that UEFA takes this incident very seriously, and UEFA president Johansen said that he believes the FA will seriously investigate the incident.

The FA, which knows everything about its home league, wanted to go through the motions, but came to a conclusion and gave an account to the media and fans. But things have developed so far that they can only send an investigation team of more than a dozen people, divided into two routes, to Leiden and Wolverhampton to investigate.

Where would the Wolves have thought that their hearty victory has stimulated the fragile nerves of the Leiden people and aroused the suspicion of the Leiden media. Coupled with the promotion of the Sun, this matter became known to the whole of Europe and attracted the attention of the whole of Europe.

A storm of public opinion blew in this way, and the European media wanted to see how the British would resolve this dispute from within the British with the mentality of watching the show. Will the FA severely punish the clubs involved and set off a wind of rectification?

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Peter said angrily: "If our 10-0 win had caught everyone's attention, I would have felt a great honour and others would have taken our big win as evidence of 'match-fixing'. Damn the Leidens, we've got to teach them a lesson in our last game! ”

Whether it is Milan Sport, As, Marca, except for the name of the owner Morgan, none of the other players is mentioned, which makes Peter quite annoyed, he completed the first hat trick of his career in this game, which should have been featured by the media.

As a result, several big media in Europe didn't even mention their names, and you said that it was okay to be a passerby, at least you could show your face, but others completely ignored them.

Wang Rui came out of the initial surprise and shock, and he finally realized what Craddock told him from the two media in the Madrid area, to be careful with the media, they may praise you in person, turn around and pick up the pen and swallow all your bones.

This incident made Wang Rui deeply jealous of the media, or he did not have any good feelings towards media reporters.

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The media in Britain were outraged by the reports from other European countries. The Milan Sports Newspaper is still objective, while the two media in the Madrid area of Spain are completely hearsay and full of nonsense.

The Daily Mail immediately counterattacked: If you want to talk about "match-fixing", La Liga has the most problems among the five major leagues, and the two powerhouses of La Liga, Real Madrid and Barcelona, have many related teams behind them.

The two teams split La Liga into two factions, one is the team with the word "Royal" led by Real Madrid, and the other is the Catalan gang led by Barcelona.

When two teams are competitive, a team from the same faction will easily let them win when they meet them, but if they meet a team from the other faction, there is only one way out - die!

This phenomenon has even led to the division of the Spanish media into two factions, one is the pro-Real Madrid "Royal" gang and the other is the pro-Barcelona Catalan gang.

In England, there is no such problem in England, where there are no gangs in the media, and there are no gangs in the Premier League. As for the lower leagues, there may be competitions for the exchange of interests, but there are no gangs either!

If you want to say that the most competitive league in the top five leagues today, the Premier League says that it is second, and no one dares to say that it is first!

The Guardian defends the lower leagues: Perhaps there is indeed an exchange of "favors" in the lower leagues, which has something to do with their living environment and their economic situation.

If you don't talk about England, let's talk about the whole of Europe, how many clubs are profitable?

Debt management is the status quo of most football clubs, in order to survive, they will do some favors at the right time, and when they encounter difficulties, others will also return appropriately.

There is no money transaction between them, there is no illegal crime, and at most you can only condemn them morally.

So, we have to ask, is there this phenomenon in the lower leagues of other countries?

Who would dare to say that there is no such phenomenon in the lower leagues of their country?

This is not a phenomenon unique to English football, but it is common throughout Europe, and indeed the whole world.

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Other media outlets in the UK have also come forward to defend the image of English football in other ways. This matter is directed at the League One, and the bosses of the League One have come forward, and they tell the truth:

"Morgan is a man of integrity, an uncompromising man, and he will never engage in so-called 'favors.'"

'You said there was a problem with the Wolves game against Oldham? God, I'd rather believe that the FA has a relationship with a certain club than that Wolves would play match-fixing. ”

The Times quoted an insider who did not want to be named:

'Morgan is unique in the Championship, League One and if he had problems with Wolves, Wolves wouldn't have been relegated from the Premier League to League One in just a few years. It is said that a team owner once hinted to Morgan that he wanted him to give him some convenience in a certain game, and Wolves won that game. ”

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Morgan didn't expect so many owners to stand up for him and Wolves, pointing to the newspaper on the table and saying to Wenner, the club's second largest shareholder: "See, my business philosophy has not only helped me through this difficult time, but has even received so many praises." ”

Wenner has accused him of not being right to run Wolves in the Premier League, and that he has to go with the flow in the Championship and League One. At this time, Wenner looked at Morgan, who could not hide his pride, and counterattacked: "Didn't you say that you would transfer the equity to me." Okay, now we'll sign the agreement! ”

Morgan laughed dryly twice and said firmly: "Don't even think about it!" ”

Recently, someone said that I was procrastinating, and it was only two official games in more than 60 chapters. What do you say...... This is the first time I've written about a relegation battle, and I wanted to write as much detail as possible. As far as this book is concerned, this is also the only time to write about a relegation battle.

The so-called adversity can train people the most, and the protagonist has received a lot of training in the relegation battle, so I will still stick to the original idea of the relegation battle and continue to write it in detail.

If you feel like it's procrastinating, then take a look at it.