Thank you for the reward of "Death of the Thief" and "Seven Jiro Ah Lang in One Night"! ――

Aldrich amused the group of reporters.

It's not that reporters have no face, no skin, and no dignity.

It was Aldrich who pierced his thoughts.

They looked down and laughed secretly.

Will the FA be tired of these three areas?

The devil believes it!

Especially now that Aldridge has the position of national team coach, Millwall has signed a "genius" who does not even have an appearance record in the professional league, and the FA has actually gotten through, although it seems to have a lot of setbacks on the surface, from June to August, it took two months to finally complete, but the reporter who has been immersed in the football circle for many years, which one does not understand it clearly?

But Aldrich's words are really irrefutable.

None of Millwall's talent clauses have been criticised.

But what is the convincing power of this kind of transfer, which is proved by the results?

The FA does not have the ability to predict the future.

Most of the reporters are here to join in the news, but there are also those who are serious about Millwall, and David Miller is certainly one of them.

Millwall is the public enemy of the great powers in Europe, and their opponents study them, and their success over the years has led people outside the football circle to study Millwall, such as Cambridge Business School.

In the context of the collapse of the football economic environment, most teams rely on external channels to obtain development capital, even Real Madrid, when Florentino came to power, Real Madrid was burdened with nearly 300 million debts, and now. Real Madrid is planning to sell land in exchange for exhibition funds, which is an alternative embodiment of Spanish government-business cooperation, but in essence, it is no different from some family-managed teams, relying on capitalists to invest in exhibitions, but the identity of the investor is different.

And like Millwall. Manchester United, a self-sufficient and profitable club, is particularly noteworthy.

Millwall's seven-year transformation of football skills and tactics has been dissected and studied by countless people, and generally speaking, it is to become stronger step by step, taking a pragmatic route, from defensive counterattacks to positional warfare. and then to the strong team, the away team also dares to press the offensive such a curve growth, from weak to strong.

Millwall's club trade show has also begun to be studied by insiders or economists.

Excellent youth training brings stable competition, but also brings rich returns, reducing the cost of club exhibition.

Commercialization is frantically plundering the football market.

Millwall's business was successful. It is listed as a product of the combination of Ajax's youth system and Manchester United's commercialisation in the early 90s, and the two complement each other and promote together, resulting in a more positive chemistry.

David Miller disagrees with the Cambridge Business School Table, and it seems that the professors of the business school have done a lot of research and produced a summary report.

But again, this is a process of using results to refute the process, and it is meaningless.

Excellent academy. What makes a good academy?

Is a good coach enough?

Definitely not enough.

It's hard for a good woman to cook without rice!

If there are no genius seedlings, will the coach turn stones into gold alone?

In the eyes of David Miller, he believes that the most important aspect of Millwall's success is flexibility.

There are a lot of teams that have a very rigid plan to show their goals.

If you want youth training, then youth training will go to the black, when the youth training product fails and fails, and the failure reaches the chairman's resignation, and the boss wants to cry without tears, he will wake up.

And some teams blindly throw money at it, and they can't get immediate results.

Millwall's flexibility is here. Put an end to hidden dangers!

The twisted melon is not sweet, and there are many main players of the team who are forced to stay by the team when they are determined to leave, and the result? The vast majority is a lose-lose result, there are contradictions within the team, and the results are affected. The team also missed the opportunity to sell the player to maximize the benefits.

Millwall has never been forced to keep the players who are resolute, and the outside world often thinks that if those players with strength stay in Millwall, Millwall will be unimaginably strong, David Miller does not agree with this, he feels that it will weaken Millwall, because it will inevitably affect internal unity, only a united team can have a strong foundation.

As for Millwall's tradition of adhering to the academy, it is indeed true, and the meticulous efforts to build the youth system over the years have sent a lot of fresh blood to the team.

However, this season, it is clear that the quality of Millwall's youth training has declined this year.

De Rossi is the only one who can be transferred from the youth team to the first team!

What's the problem?

It's just that there are fewer good seedlings.

Millwall would rather let go of 1o Academy players than move them to the first team, promising to give them plenty of playing time.

That's another example of Millwall's flexibility.

Such an adaptation is in line with the cruel rules of survival in the football world.

The capable person is on top, not whether there is a youth training background, youth training is not a necessary product, but a better supplement and component of the first team.

Today's signing of Brazilian Kaka is no longer a Millwall academy player, but Aldridge has let go of a few Academy players of the same age group and has made room for the outsider in the first team.

David Miller believes that this is the secret of Millwall's success, keeping pace with the times, not being bound by traditional ideas, and not blindly fixing itself into a model based on past successes.

"Aldridge, can you tell us more about the new signing? His characteristics, his position on the pitch, what role will he play at Millwall this season? ”

In order for David Miller to confirm his point, he will have to know the details of Kaka's player.

Even if there is no Kaka professional league table, David Miller thinks it can be judged that Kaka has Aldridge's potential in the Millwall team.

Millwall have always been cautious in signing players, a £6oo0,000 investment that David Miller believes is no less important than Thierry Henry's transfer.

Henry was bought for 1ooo million pounds, but at that time. Thierry Henry is already a member of the World Cup winners, both in the league and in Europe.

Kaka, on the other hand, has never played a game in the professional league. With an investment of 6oo0,000 pounds, Millwall must be more cautious than when buying Henry, because Henry's strength is obvious to all, Kaka is unknown, only their scouting observations.

Just know the location of the card through guò. Technical features:

David Miller can also compare the 1o players that Millwall let go, and you can see what level Kaka is at least.

Aldridge was very happy with David Miller's question, and the veteran journalist has always been to the point.

'Well, Kaka is playing in an attacking midfield position, he has a degree, he has a lot of technical ability at his feet. He also has a certain level of organisational ability, his dribbling breakaways, his long-range shots, they are all very characteristic, and the closer he gets to the penalty area, the greater the threat he has. ”

"Are you saying he's going to be the next Nedved?"

Aldrich waved his hand and said, "No." I would never say that a player is going to be the second one, no player is repetitive, every player has his own characteristics, Kaka is Kaka, but if you compare Nedved, he doesn't defensively like Nedved, but his attacking talent is a little bit stronger than Nedved. ”

Wow

The reporters at the scene were really surprised.

Normally, a manager wouldn't be so blunt about who is better than whom, but Aldridge says Kaka is more talented in attack than Nedved.

Nedved!

The god of war of Millwall.

So, does it really matter?

Aldrich thinks it's okay. Nedved will be 3o next year, how can he compare like a young man, at this age, self-knowledge is the most basic, and players who are stronger than him in attack are rare. That's absolutely, and he, Nedved, is Nedved, his offense, defense, organization, breakthrough, mental will, etc., are all combined to be the god of war, and there are many players who are better than him in a certain special ability.

David Miller didn't make a fuss, he was rational, Kaka is just better than Nedved in attack, in other words, not as good as Nedved in defense, and offense is just talent, and before it becomes strength, everything is empty.

He thought Millwall would be in the hands of Ronaldinho on the left flank, with another young talent expected to succeed Nedved in the future.

"Can you compare Joe Cole to Kaka?"

David Miller's poignant question made Aldridge want to beat him up.

Look, in this case, the manager can't say who is better than whom, both are young, plus they will be competitors, Aldridge perfunctory, saying that both have their own advantages.

David Miller felt like he was asking a piece of nonsense.

If Joe Cole is better than Kaka in Aldrich's heart, why should Aldridge buy Kaka?

After David Miller finished analyzing his mind, he raised his head in shock and looked at Kaka.

This carefree-looking sunny boy may have no less high hopes in Aldrich's heart than Ronaldinho!

Other reporters just routinely run the news, but David Miller has a new idea, and he has decided to follow Kaka's table in the future, if Kaka can reach the height of Ronaldinho, he really can't imagine how strong Millwall, who has established himself as the king of European football!

After the press conference, Aldridge took Kaka to the training ground to meet with the first team and introduce the newcomer to his team-mates.

He told Kaka: "There's a tradition in the Millwall dressing room where the new players have to do two things, first, sing us a song. Second, masturbate in public to prove that you are a kind of man! ”

Some clubs do have strange traditions in the dressing room, but what Ronaldo said is pure trickery.

Kaka was stupid, or rather, stunned.

It was Nedved who stepped in to make Kaka understand that it was a false alarm.

Singing is a must-do thing after the arrival of newcomers, in fact, everyone watches the excitement.

Kaka blushed and sang, and then Southgate smiled and said that the team would hold a welcome party for him in the evening, which was actually a group dinner out.

But Kaka still blushed and said that he would go home after training

The Millwall first-team players were shocked by this good boy, and in the end, they were also "influenced" to change the dinner to noon the next day.

Two days later, Millwall played their fourth warm-up game against Inter Milan.

The aliens have not yet returned, but the day of their comeback is not far off, Inter Milan ended in fifth place in the league last season, and did not even qualify for the Champions League, Lippi failed to revive the big international, and Moratti brought in Aldridge's old rival Cooper this season.

In this summer's warm-up matches, Aldridge frequently met familiar faces, and only a few months ago he and Cooper fought two legs in the Champions League quarter-finals, but he didn't expect to have another game with Cooper.

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