"The Sun" is completely involved with Jonker, and other media are also happy to have someone teach Jonk a lesson, and they have watched the fire from the other side.

The influence of perverted news has not been eliminated, and Jonk had to cut out the situation at the time in an interview with CCTV, of course, the specific reason was not said, just chatting with the girl, but it was said that it was perverted, or the people of the motherland are kind!

In any case, player scandals are nothing new in the UK, there are a lot of them every day, and Jonk is just one of them, compared to those who gamble, fight, cheat, and the problem of Chelsea No. 25 is not a big deal, many players have gone to court, rising to the height of moral trial, it is natural that the public should be a kind of gossip, and no one will take it seriously.

A week later, the negative news has finally passed, and the Chinese media are still supporting Jonker, which really touched him, although the mainstream media in Europe can't see it, but he still really feels the love.

For the sake of his supporters, the ball must also be played well and beautifully!

There is nothing to repay these gossips with a good performance on the field, and for a lawsuit that you don't know yet, you won't give up, The Sun? Whoever is afraid of whom, come on!

However, nothing off the pitch has attracted much attention in the upcoming Premier League clash as the Reds and Blues are set to take on Manchester United at Old Trafford in the round of 12.

Prior to this, a Champions League group stage made fans who were originally full of confidence in the Blues become a little worried.

Real Betis, after the team returned to their home stadium in Spain. But it gave the world a big surprise.

The defeat to Betis was the first defeat of the season in 90 minutes, and it was in the group stage of the Champions League. It's not a big deal.

But losing such a poor performance is another matter, the Champions League is winless on the road for one year (five defeats and one draw), and the continuity has dropped significantly: the draw against Everton, the League Cup by Charlton on penalties, the rebound from the hard-fought win over Blake itself, and then the defeat, Mourinho no longer hides his frustration in front of the camera: "It was the worst game I've ever played in charge, we need to sit down and talk about it seriously, what went wrong. ”

Captain Terry was the first to ask himself. 'We have a problem with our mentality, there's a sense of pride that doesn't know why, the players aren't fighting for the team. The last thing to question in this game is John Terry.

But Mourinho didn't exclude any players. Just as he was reluctant to blame Gudjohnsen for missing a single shot and poor performance. "I don't think it's wise to bring out a player when the whole team is not doing well. We need to sum it up well. ”

Chelsea had 46 per cent possession of the ball and shot twice on target, without showing any of the 'bloody' spirit that Chelsea had been behind before. Is there really a problem with Chelsea?

At least that's what the bookmakers think. After their defeat to Charlton Athletic, the bookmakers turned up their odds to win the title, and the explanation was to the point: "It was perhaps the most embarrassing moment for Jose Mourinho at Chelsea, it was not the same as the difficulties caused by injuries last season, but it was mental, and within a week, the team that had forgotten how to lose seemed to quickly forget how to win. ”

The 'dilemma' began with a 'winning streak' since Chelsea's league win over Liverpool. Especially after Steven Gerrard's brilliant equaliser, Chelsea were quick to get the game done, which gave the players too much confidence.

Followed by Bolton. They were 1-0 down in the first half, but Mourinho made it a stroke to let Chelsea score four goals in nine minutes in the second half, so the counterattack became "interesting", and the stability became meaningless, Mourinho did not fail to remind his players, and before the game against Everton, he warned his players that "nothing will get them out of trouble like a victory against us", and as a result, Chelsea still put themselves in trouble, and Frank Lampard's goal believed Chelsea's performance.

Three days later, they had once again fallen on Charlton.

The media criticism was overwhelming, and Mourinho continued to protect his players and the game against Blackburn Rovers was crucial, with Chelsea starting from 2-0 up but being held level just before the break before Chelsea scored two more goals for themselves in the second half. The whole Chelsea squad was triumphant, 'Back on track? Back on track? I wish there was a day! ”

Jose Mourinho replied to reporters' "congratulations" at his post-match press conference. But when they didn't care about the 0-1 in the first half on Tuesday night, the crisis really came, not about strength, but about mentality, about arrogance.

Just as Chelsea's streak of clean sheets wasn't just the fault of defenders, Chelsea's streak of goals now can't be entirely blamed on the mistakes of the defenders.

Once upon a time, Chelsea were so confident that 'against Wigan, they kicked the post; Against Arsenal, they only had one shot on target; Against West Bromwich Albion, they didn't have a shot on target...... 'Mourinho proudly displayed his team's defensive achievements, thanks to the media, and it was their repeated questioning last season and this season's accusations that allowed Chelsea to fight back with a united defence, but when the media could no longer say 'no' to them, they began to inflate themselves.

Jose Mourinho is an expert in solving psychological problems, but at this moment, he understands that the problem is extraordinary, and he has offered to "shut up at the same time" with Wenger, and is ready to apologize to Wenger; Instead of making excuses for his team, he silently asked the players to decline the interviews they had arranged and attend the all-important internal team meeting. They should be clear that even a win over Manchester United at the weekend won't be enough to calm their mentality again.

Jonk did not appear in Spain with the team, when he learned that the team had lost at noon the next day, he did not expect that when the team's morale was high, he suffered such a solid in Spain.

The atmosphere is changing, he can feel it, and even he feels that the team is already a strong team, a big team that can win against any opponent, and that mentality is almost everything in the Chelsea squad.

But that's what to reflect on, the change in mentality of the team. In the end, there was also a change on the court, facing the opponent with the mentality of a strong man, condescending is a kind of overlook.

Before. What is the impression that Chelsea leaves people, not looking down on the opponent, but playing with the opponent, persevering for every opportunity, missing a mentality, the game is completely different, as if Chelsea can't find a magic weapon to survive.

Jonk realized this. I don't know if the other people and Mourinho noticed it, but he was in the game and couldn't say something. Originally, these words must not come out of his mouth, and even if they are spoken, no one will seriously think about them.

Only manager Jose Mourinho recognises it and speaks out. will have an effect.

Who knows? Mourinho is now aware of not. Jonker didn't seem to feel it in training, the team seemed to ignore the defeat in the last game and the poor form recently, and was still preparing seriously, but Jonk always felt that something was wrong.

The next game is against Manchester United! Not aware of the problem of mindset? Maybe Mourinho realizes, but he just doesn't want to say it before the big war, is it okay?

Jonk didn't know what to say. The only way to do is to be prepared for the battle at Old Trafford.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho said on Friday. Now Chelsea need a certain amount of pressure to revive the team. 'There are certain reasons for the team's problems, such as the lack of pressure in the Premier League at the moment. Sometimes you're in a position where you can't afford to drop any points, and sometimes you're in a position where you're 12 points ahead and you don't feel threatened."

Chelsea are currently nine points ahead of dark horses Wigan Athletic, 13 points ahead of Manchester United and 14 points clear of Arsenal. Mourinho believes that such an advantage caused the team to let their guard down and make a stupid mistake against Betis in the Champions League. 'Some people perform better under pressure, some people don't, and our dressing room is full of top players who deserve to do great things and take more responsibility.'

Chelsea travel to Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday, and Mourinho believes that is not a big problem as his side will be well mobilized against top competitions. 'They are a very good club, with great coaches and great players, they can do better than they are now, and that's what I said this game is dangerous for us".

'We haven't lost many games for either team, we've just lost one before, so it's going to be a difficult encounter, I think it's going to be a very high level contest.

Commenting on the results, Mourinho said: "I hope Manchester United lose the game, but in the end they can win the league runners-up and qualify for the Champions League".

Chelsea could lose their famous Arjen Robben away to Manchester United, but Jose Mourinho says Spanish left-back Orno and Swedish striker Ibranovic are likely to return for this game.

Anyone who has watched the interview has clearly felt that Mourinho is evasive or diverting the subject, he does not want to admit the internal problem, but talks about pressure?

Who said before that the suspense of ending this season's Premier League season at Christmas is under pressure at the moment?

The Portuguese, who had always been unconvinced, were somewhat abnormal in saying such a thing before the war.

If Jonker sees it, he will definitely understand that Chelsea's game seems to be more than lucky, no matter who is on it, there is a little suspense, and the game wants to win, but in the next game, Mourinho wants to use something to save the mentality of the players.

I don't know if I'm feeling right, I can't tell until after the game, I don't know until the game is over, this kind of pre-game feeling is very bad, it seems that the dark clouds are always gathering on the heads of the Chelsea players, and Jonk also feels something outside the football field, which is very awkward, but I have to admit that this is what football is all about.

In fact, compared to the Blues, the opponent Manchester United has a harder time.

The vast empire does not overturn overnight, but peels brick by brick until dust and rubble remain. It takes time to fall, and there are no significant events that make you feel like a curse, but it's not surprising that a series of disasters come together and the majestic temple falls apart in an instant.

Football is no exception, and the decline of many giants has been carried out inadvertently. Two-time European champions Nottingham Forest reached the FA Cup and League Cup finals in 1991 and 1992 before being relegated in 1993, losing to Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.

Liverpool regained the league title in 1990. However, they have only finished second twice in 15 years, and the two runners-up points are seven points less than the current champions Arsenal. On the eve of Forest's relegation, rumours swirled about the team's mismanagement and the misbehaviour of the manager and some of the players; And Liverpool won the last league title. Others have pointed out that their squad is aging, struggling with past glory and lack of reserves.

Heavens may see, United may be able to beat Lille in Paris, get away with qualifying for the Champions League, and maybe even beat Chelsea this Sunday, as they did a year ago when they ended Arsenal's 49-game unbeaten run, but how can these assumptions hide the dying decadence of the empire?

When Manchester United regained the league title in 2002/03, many people thought that Arsenal's previous coronation was a flash in the pan. But it was Manchester United who was short-lived, as Liverpool were in 1990. The last two defeats are just a symptom of United's "helplessness".

Success is also Xiao He, defeat is also Xiao He. Stringing together the signs of Manchester United's decline over the years. You can see Ferguson directing the collapse of Manchester United – the goalkeeper who came in and out like a marquee, the three young men of the Ferguson family who acted as a broker in buying and selling players at the club, and Beckham's father and son, and Stam was convicted for his words. Perón became the scapegoat for the defeat. The great midfield 'quartet' had no alternates, and only Ruud van Nistelrooy was left to score up front......

Just when Manchester United couldn't score goals, Manchester United Channel produced a series of "Manchester United Premier League Wonderful Goals". How ironic!

Manchester United went from being a "drinking club" in the 1980s to a "winning club" under Alex Ferguson, and for nearly 20 years, the team has recreated the romantic temperament of this great club with beautiful attacks and goals. Playing for Manchester United has become the dream of a professional footballer, and supporting Manchester United has become a fashion for the new generation of fans. Manchester United is a successful example of a business textbook.

But in just a few weeks. Romance is replaced by mediocrity and cowardice, and indomitability gives way to stealing a living, with fighters such as Keane, Neville, Ryan Giggs and Heinze succumbing to injuries, leaving a group of clowns to stage "The Emperor's New Clothes".

Gullitt was shocked by United's weakness at the half-time defeat to Lille: "I saw a lot of people walking, it's not what I think of United, it's scary. Many connoisseurs have commented on Manchester United in the past two years, and they can't help but be polite: "They are Manchester United!" It's going to bounce back, they've done it countless times in the past. Poor Ferguson enjoyed this kind of flattery so much that when Keane shouted "Your Majesty has nothing to wear", his first reaction was not to pick up his clothes to cover his shame, but to reach out and cover his disciple's mouth.

These days, Ferguson's appearance on the sidelines leaves you with an old impression. He no longer has the magic to complete the reversal in the last moments, and the legendary hair dryer can't wake up a gang of slugs, and all that is left is a false prosperity shrouded in lies. C. Ronaldo, Rio Ferdinand, O'Shea, Smith, Fletcher and Richardson lost their motivation after joining Manchester United and were indifferent to even criticizing them by name, but Ferguson is still defending their weakness.

Ferguson can't go to the stack, maybe he will have to rely on Queiroz to "borrow the corpse to resurrect the soul", the once wise coach is so depraved that he dare not admit that he is exhausted, and Manchester United's recovery is far away. Ferguson was already inadequately in the 2002/03 season, and it was Queiroz who came to his rescue. The Portuguese's continental style won him so much trust that Queiroz was in shambles with Real Madrid, and Ferguson did not hesitate to take him in again when he was out of work.

Lewdness and retreat have become the pattern of Manchester United in the past two years, praising Mourinho for his own style, saying that Manchester United is not as good as Chelsea, neither has the ambition to be dominant, but also lacks the strength to dominate, how can Manchester United not be second-rate?

Arsenal and Liverpool are both in transition, and even if the two leagues are not good, you can still see hope in Arsenal's future and Benitez's on-the-spot command, but where is the hope for Manchester United?

On the same day that they lost to Middlesbrough, the youth team was beaten 5-1 against Oldham United's youth team. The mission of saving Manchester United should be entrusted to the paranoid who will do whatever it takes to win, who else deserves it?

At Old Trafford on Sunday, as it was when the Lord first took charge 19 years ago, everything starts from scratch, and United no longer have to worry about winning or losing the title, let alone making more young people with real potential miss out on the opportunity to train again and again.

The recent Carabao Cup should have given confidence in the future of Old Trafford, and when the '92 Golden Generation' was just coming to the fore in 1996, Alain Brown. Didn't Hansen also say the classic "you can't win anything with a bunch of kids"?

Long pain is better than short pain, and after figuring out this link, it no longer matters whether you can win Chelsea or not. But does Ferguson, who is nearly 64 years old, still have the time and energy to start all over again?

Everyone knows how stubborn the old man Socrates is, no one can change what he believes in, Chelsea is a key battle for the Red Devils to usher in a new life, Ferguson will not let go easily, and his Red Devils will definitely do their best.

When both giants can't afford to lose, which one wants to lose? Or is it visibly absent-minded?

Compared to the Red Devils, the Blues, who are in an absolute advantage, naturally have room to maneuver, and they can afford to lose, the Red Devils cannot afford to lose, and Ferguson cannot afford to lose.

With a completely different mentality and a similar recent situation, what kind of war will be directed?

No one can say which team will laugh the least. (To be continued......)