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Millwall's youth team echelon has been expanding, and now it has begun to prepare for the U1O age group, and with the sharp increase in fame, more and more parents are willing to send their children to tryouts.

Talent is not going to appear at the age of 3 and become a blockbuster at the age of 6.

I've never heard of a team outright dismissing a player under the age of 12.

Earlier training, maybe the child's talent can be shown earlier, and more targeted to guide the talent to highlight, even if you can't see what kind of talent you have for the time being, it doesn't matter, first receive training step by step, such training and professional players are two different things, belong to the hobby on the basis of a little more standardized, and then as the child grows up, the winner in the peer competition will naturally appear more eye-catching.

So Millwall in the lower age echelon, will recruit players in groups, basically as long as there are parents who are willing to let their children come for training, and can agree on the training time, then Millwall will accept, so there are a lot of youth academies in the training base, and there will be more coaches and staff needed.

Aldridge offered Jamie a low-level job, a court administrator, who was a handyman who cleaned up the clutter and the training ground, and he could get a low salary while receiving coaching training in Millwall, which was also a benefit within Millwall, which was available to all employees, even some veteran employees, who could let their children come to the class for free.

Jamie went from a restaurant employee to a handyman, with little to no improvement. But he was so happy that he thanked Aldrich again and again, and then left excitedly. Welcome to a new future that belongs to him.

Aldridge has no disciples in the field of coaching, never has been.

Even if Fleet Street has been hyping Benitez from time to time this season. Leading Valencia in La Liga, Aldridge will clarify very sternly every time he is asked by reporters that he does not have any mentor-apprentice relationship with Benitez, who used to be an assistant coach at Millwall, and there is a cooperative relationship between them.

But Fleet Street will still be happy to hype, saying that the Valencia defense led by Benitez has the shadow of Millwall, Aldridge almost wants to spit on Fleet Street: before Benitez took over. Valencia is a team that is famous for defending and counter-attacking in Cooper's hands, and it has nothing to do with Millwall!

Then it will be said that Benitez played in Valencia with attacking players in turn, which was also a clever rotation strategy for Aldridge.

Aldridge was extremely helpless about this, Valencia took all the good players and sold them for cash, Benitez's cards were like that, and the rotation he played was both forced to be helpless, but also unexpected to let the opponent make a mistake in targeted deployment, which is Benitez's own technical and tactical cleverness.

You know, Valencia is high in La Liga. However, the game was almost over 3o rounds, and Valencia was in the middle of the lineup. Not even a player who has scored more than 1o goals!

Thierry Henry's goals in the league and Champions League this season are only 1o goals behind Valencia's current league goals, so you can imagine under what circumstances Benitez is leading Valencia towards the title in La Liga: there is not a single solid scoring point!

This also made Aldridge admire, of course he and Benitez are not a master-apprentice relationship, if you really want to find a mentoring background for Benitez, it should be the Real Madrid department.

Assistant coach Jensen and Aldridge are also in a cooperative relationship, communicating a lot, and they can't talk about who teaches whom. Jurgen Klinsmann can be regarded as half of Aldridge's apprentice, and Boas will become a head coach in the future. It is estimated that he really has the background of Aldrich's disciples, but these are based on the work environment. Really, purely by the standard of preaching and teaching, ten years later, people were talking about Aldrich's disciple, the first, named Jamie Brown

The next day, when he returned to the club to work as usual, the players of the team greeted Aldridge, who was not used to being cared for so much by most people, and although it actually made his heart warm, he seemed to be a little vulnerable.

He told everyone about the theft in their home and Millwall are now on their final season sprint and shouldn't be distracted by anything from the outside.

Millwall travel to Elland Road to host Leeds United at the weekend.

Three months later, Leeds United were second in the table at Christmas, and three months later Leeds had slipped to sixth in the table, four points behind Newcastle United in fifth and seven points behind Manchester United in fourth.

What was born during these three months?

To be exact, in the two and a half months since mid-January, Leeds United have not won a single league game in seven league games!

Lost to Newcastle United, Chelsea, Liverpool.

Draw with Arsenal, Middlesbrough, Charlton, Everton.

Only 4 points were scored in 7 rounds and 17 points were conceded!

And conceded points to Liverpool and Newcastle United, defeated by the opponent, which is equivalent to a 6-point battle!

After these seven rounds of league play, Leeds United suddenly fell from second place in the standings to sixth, and the "four championships" advertised by Fleet Street during Christmas have also become "fighting for fourth in the league".

It is not difficult to understand why Ritzdale called Arthur to ask for accommodation, but Arthur refused, and at the same time, Millwall's legal team is also ready, as soon as Leeds United complete a deal related to the former Millwall player, Millwall will ask Leeds United to pay 3o% of the transfer fee immediately, if Leeds United delay, then see you in court!

Arthur's words have been haunting Aldrich's mind, and the appearance of Jamie has deepened this impression, and countless images flashed in Aldrich's mind, with fans celebrating wildly, fans crying bitterly, and fans carefully drawing cheering slogans

He rarely targets anyone in particular on media platforms, and even if he fights psychological warfare, he will be very restrained.

But today, O'Reilly is already unable to protect itself against the backdrop of seven games without a win in the league. He still dared to jump out and provoke Aldrich? Isn't this self-inflicted humiliation?

O'Reilly backed away and said it was a normal league game.

But Aldridge took the initiative to fire at O'Reilly at the pre-match press conference.

'In England, the role of a manager is special. Because the head coach has a lot of power, maybe it's not appropriate for me to say something like that. Because I am both a manager and a club owner, but as a manager, I will not make an unrealistic investment to the club's top management, and as a manager, I will not agree to such an unreasonable request from the manager. Leeds United are in dire straits, and we don't have to hide or pretend to ignore them. If Leeds don't finish in the top four at the end of the season, they're finished, and who is to blame for the Leeds United we know so well over the past few years? We all know it, but we are still optimistic, and it seems to me that when an investment institution loses interest or patience in football, then a former business partner immediately becomes an enemy who wants to kill you. I don't like O'Reilly, I don't like Ritzdale, they don't have the right to gamble with Leeds. But that's what they did, and for the time being, they'd lose. Losing badly, losing will make the whole football world remember them and take them as a warning. Millwall beat Leeds United tomorrow and if they want to get points, they need to show courage and quality. ”

The reporters at the scene were shocked, it was originally a routine press conference, but I didn't expect Aldrich to take the initiative to give a fierce material.

Damn, that's what journalists love about Aldrich.

This young marshal is indeed rigid and stubborn at times, but he really dares to act. If I don't like you, I don't like you, and when I want to fall into the well, I really don't show any mercy!

The reporters were very understanding. It's normal for Aldridge not to like Leeds.

After Millwall burst into the Champions League, they were never arrogant. It's still relatively low-key and pragmatic, what about Leeds United? After a good season, the tail is up to the sky, coupled with a large investment, it is simply crazy, which is a bit of a tyrant, from club management, to the grudge against the grudge, why does Aldridge like Leeds United?

It is normal for him to say this now, although he is suspected of falling into the well, but he is reasonable.

In terms of management, the most successful club in the UK is Manchester United, Arsenal, Millwall three clubs, the financial aspect of living within their means, Manchester United is now only after Millwall in terms of total assets, Arsenal can borrow to build a new stadium, this is a transition period, once they move into the new stadium, the finances will immediately improve, the general direction of the operation is no problem, is a little tight.

On the other hand, Leeds United, they can't make up for the team's huge financial expenditure by operating income alone, just like that, they have to take out loans to buy players every season, this is gambling, betting on whether they can enter the Champions League, if they can't get in, they are destined to have heavy losses next season, because they failed to reach the Champions League last season, this season's financial deficit has accumulated more than 40 million pounds!

If you can't get a ticket to the Champions League at the end of this season, you are doomed to lose money next season, and the accumulated deficit will increase by a considerable amount.

It can be said that these three months were a key turning point in the life and death of Leeds United.

Three months ago, Leeds United ranked second in the league, and next season's Champions League seemed to be nine out of ten, Ritzdale actively contacted commercial institutions at that time, in a vain attempt to borrow some more money to ease the financial pressure this season, but three months later, those investment institutions that had made some progress in negotiations with him all left the negotiating table, and investment institutions that had already had loan agreements before began to collect debts!

Investment institutions are starting to lose faith in Leeds United and lose patience.

No one wants to lend money to Leeds United anymore, creditors start to collect debts, and Leeds United's life hangs by a thread!

Fate is still in their own hands, and if they succeed in the last ten rounds of the league and win the top four in the league, then they may be able to save the confidence of some investors.

But at this time, Leeds United had to beat defending champions Millwall first! (To be continued)

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