Aston Villa and AC Milan played 4-4, drawing away and scoring four away goals.

The home team AC Milan first fell behind, then overtaken, then was tied, then overtook by two goals, and then was chased by two goals in a row, the score of 4-4 also illustrates the ups and downs of this game.

In addition, there was the unexpected injury of Aston Villa defender Senderos before the game, the injury of Seedorf during the game, the injury of Aston Villa's young defender Clarke and AC Milan's Dutch veteran Van Bommel injury.

These are enough to show the 'vigorous' of this game.

But everything, everything, all the 'limelight' was stolen by Grenaud.

He made a big mistake in the defensive line and conceded the third goal.

Then it was a penalty awarded directly to the opponent.

Just when everyone had already decided that Grenou, who was a temporary cameo at centre-back, would be the culprit of Aston Villa's defeat.

BIU - Ibrahimovic is out!

BIU – Boateng out!

Aston Villado played two goals in a row with two goals.

After the high nest, BIU - Antonini is out!

And Grenore himself was wrongfully violated, Zlatan wanted to beat him, Boateng shoveled him, in the face of these violations, he did not fight violence with violence, he was very calm......

Before the game, the media took stock of the value of the squads of Aston Villa and AC Milan.

The 32-year-old is arguably one of the least expensive of all the first-team players on either side.

Even when Fang Jue led Ibiza to the second division B, Grenau was not the main force.

However, such a player, from La B to La B, and then to La Liga, finally came to the Premier League to join Aston Villa, and seems to be one of Fang Jue's favorite descendants.

What is the role of such a player?

Fans who may not have paid much attention to the Spanish stadium and the Premier League may not know it before, but this time, Grenau's nuclear weapon-like lethality shocked the entire world of football.

Yes, this Champions League quarter-final is the highlight of the last-16 knockout round, and the 32-year-old Grenore is world-famous.

Media statistics on the global network of football-related topics after the match:

What exactly did Grenor do?

Who is Grenor?

Will Grenore be killed?

Similar searches are exploding.

At the post-match press conference, AC Milan coach Allegri was even more angry.

He strongly appealed to UEFA to ban Grenau:

It is an insult to football for such a player to stay on the field.

Fang Jue naturally tried his best to defend his players, and he angrily reprimanded the other party: Speak and do things with evidence? What did Grenore do that angered people? You name it!

Allegri was so angry that he said what a fart!

He asked Ibrahimovic after the game? The big Swedish man screamed angrily when he mentioned Grenore and wanted to beat someone? However, he was reluctant to say what was going on.

"He attacked Zlatan with insulting words."

"I don't believe it!" Fang Jue shook his head? "Even if it is a trial, you can't listen to the testimony of one side? You come up with evidence. ”

Allegri is not angry? He had never seen a man so eloquent.

Fang Jue then questioned Allegri bitterly:

On the field, Grenore is a respectable player, he never hurts an opposing player, and he even very rarely takes a card? He's a good guy off the field? He has been the Good Man of the Year in Ibiza for several years in a row.

Don't you have a bad conscience to slander such a player like this?

Allegri: Mom sells batches!

Terry:?? ε??

Florencia + Medani: (?????) (????)

……

The day after the match, the media was also full of discussions about the game and the man of the year Grenou.

This popularity is high.

Even Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho appeared at the San Siro Stadium to watch the game, so the news that should have been sensational, now no one cares about it, and the Milan club is very angry? They filed a complaint with UEFA officials demanding that UEFA rigorously investigate the Grenaud incident? At the same time, an application was made to revoke Ibrahimovic's red card.

The Rossoneri were smart and they didn't ask for the revocation of Boateng and Antonini's red cards? One of these two people is a violent tackle, and the other is a sneak attack opponent after the game? It's true.

But? The thing about Ibrahimovic? If UEFA determines that Grenore has 'acted against the ethics of professional football', is Ibrahimovic's move 'excusable'?

Aston Villa have also shown no signs of weakness, asking UEFA to investigate the unethic (aggressive) behaviour of a number of AC Milan players.

And on the Internet, there is a polarization of opinions about the Grenore affair.

The opposing side considers Greno's actions to be despicable and shameless and should be sanctioned.

The supporters believe that trash talk is very normal on the field, you just ignore it, and this kind of behavior is already very harmonious compared to the very bad violent and hurtful behavior, and their opinion is: In comparison, Boateng's violent shoveling of Gleno should be criticized even more!

This side also turned over an old score: in the 2010 FA Cup final, Germany captain Michael Ballack was brought down from behind by Portsmouth midfielder Boateng in the 44th minute and had to be sent off to heal from his injuries. At that time, Barak angrily accused his opponent of doing it on purpose, and the shovel must have been aimed at people.

You know, Boateng, who was still playing for Portsmouth at the time, was a Ghana international, and Ghana was one of Germany's group stage opponents in the 2010 World Cup.

So much so that conspiracy theories about this matter were once loud and loud.

They turned up this old account, not to say some conspiracy theory, but to accuse Boateng of 'having a criminal record'.

The two sides of the defense of the 'Grenau affair' are arguing on the Internet.

At the end of the argument, the two sides agreed on one thing, that is, everyone was curious about what Gleno said to Ibrahimovic, which caused Zlatan to go berserk.

Not only that, but they were also curious about what Grenor had said to Terry last year......

And what did Grenor say to Florencia and Maidani...... Well, this incident was reported by the media, and later, the retired Florencia publicly announced that he would come out, and Medany broke off with the former teammate in order to avoid suspicion, and the matter was also on a local TV show in Spain.

……

Three days later, in the fifth round of the English FA Cup, Aston Villa beat Sunderland 2-1 away.

Japan international Shinji Kagawa set up Bendtner's opener for Aston Villa.

Substitute Kevin De Bruyne set up Agbonlahor to seal the win for Aston Villa.

Yes, Abang Laho, who was banned internally in this game, 'came back from the ban' and performed well.

At the press conference after the game, reporters 'besieged' Fang Jue, and the topic was still about the 'Grenor incident'.

Faced with this situation, Fang Jue was very angry.

"Ibrahimovic, who beat people, you don't go and question."

"Boateng of the flying shovel, you don't ask."

"Antonini, who attacked and beat people, you don't ask."

"But you keep staring at a poor person who has been hurt by violence, what are your intentions?"

Fang Jue also cited Suarez's serious online violence last winter as an example, criticizing:

Now, these sounds are very unfriendly to Grenau.

"He's a kind man."

"A well-mannered gentleman in life."

Fang Jue even revealed that Gleno is a quiet person who loves to learn very much:

"As far as I know, Grenore speaks four languages: Spanish, English, German, and Portuguese!"

"He loves to learn in his spare time and is a true master of the language."

"In my opinion, this is a player who can be a role model for many children to learn, who loves life, loves learning, is enthusiastic about charity, is kind, brave, and ......"

The journalists were stunned.

In fact, Fang Jue was wrong, Greno is still fluent in Swedish and Italian.

Two days later, UEFA officials issued an announcement stating that based on the referee's post-match report and the fourth official's report, there was no conclusive evidence that Grenore had 'violated professional ethics'.

However, this is only an official announcement.

Privately, Aston Villa FC received a warning from UEFA:

Take care of your people!

Obviously, UEFA knew what was going on, but it was hard to say what was going on, because there was never a precedent for sanctioning 'long-range magical attacks'.

Not to mention anything else, in the World Wave Final, Zidane's 'top of your lungs' Materazzi was so famous, and I didn't see FIFA investigate and punish Materazzi later.

Again, trash talk is an unstoppable behavior, uncontrollable, and has no basis for punishment.

On another point, the person also refused to disclose what Greno said...... Although it is difficult to describe it as 'the people do not hold officials accountable', there is a similar reason.

Regarding UEFA's 'internal warning', Fang Jue didn't take it too seriously at all.

However, he also knew that he should be cautious when using Grenore in the future.

He was not afraid of anything else, he was afraid that Grenor would be killed.

In fact, even Fang Jue was very curious about what kind of venom was spitting out of this guy's mouth, so that those who had already been on guard were also attacked.

……

Aston Villa's top management held a regular meeting.

Byron, the club's general manager, informed Fang Jue of the news he had received.

On behalf of Paris Saint-Germain, Leonardo officially submitted a request to AC Milan to buy AC Milan's Brazilian centre-back Thiago. Silva's request.

"Milan refused." "They told Paris that Silva was not for sale, but ......"

"But what?" Fang Jue asked.

"However, the information we have received shows that the refusal of the Milan side is not so strong." Byron said, "The news is surprising and needs to be confirmed. ”

Surprising indeed.

Fang Jue admires Thiago. Silva, however, Aston Villa have not previously expressed their interest in the Brazilian to Milan, because they judged that AC Milan would not let Thiago Silva go.

Top centre-backs are now extremely scarce, and any giant, as long as they have the ambition to dominate Europe, will not let go of this kind of top centre-back.

Therefore, now that he learned that the voice and attitude of the Milan side in rejecting the Grand Paris side were not so resolute, even Fang Jue expressed surprise.

"Keep an eye on it." Fang Jue gave the order.

……

February 25.

In the 26th round of the English Premier League, Aston Villa played away against Wigan Athletic.

Wigan Athletic's Scottish midfielder Macarthur gave Wigan Athletic a third-minute goal to give them the lead.

The DW Stadium was thunderous with cheers.

Atletico Wigan fans even have the unrealistic idea that their team can upset Aston Villa at home.

Just five minutes later, Aston Villa were on the front foot, with Sadio Mane having a shot saved by Vigan Athletic's Oman goalkeeper Habsi, before Suarez slotted home from the spot.

Aston Villa equalised 1-1.

Just three minutes later, Wigan Athletic's defender Gary Katwe maliciously stepped on Shinji Kagawa's calf, and the referee directly showed a red card to send Gary Katvey off.

Wigan Athletic, who had one man less, quickly collapsed under the onslaught of Aston Villa.

For the remainder of the first half, Shinji Kagawa doubled the lead with a long-range shot, Suarez scored another brace and Jamie Vardy and Sadio Mane scored a goal each to give Aston Villa a 5-1 lead.

At the start of the second half, Suarez scored another goal to complete his hat-trick.

Bale came on as a substitute and scored a direct free-kick.

Sadio Mane scored twice with a goalmouth tackle.

Milner also had a goal on the books.

In the end, Aston Villa slaughtered Wigan Athletic 9-1 on the road.

Aston Villa set a string of goalscoring records by slaughtering Wolves 9-0 in the thirtieth round of the league last season.

That game was at home, though.

This time, Aston Villa also set a new record with a 9-1 win away at Wigan Athletic.

In February 1999, in the match between Manchester United and Nottingham Forest, Manchester United's super substitute Ole Gunnar Solskjaer came off the bench and scored 4 goals in 12 minutes, helping Manchester United beat the opponent 8-1!

The record stood for 13 years before it was broken by Aston Villa.

In addition, Aston Villa's 9-1 slaughter of Wigan Athletic away not only set the record for the biggest away win in the Premier League, but also the second-largest point margin in the 124-year history of the English top flight:

The first record was Aston Villa's 9-0 home thrashing of Wolves last season, and in March 1995, Manchester United shared the honour of the record for the biggest margin with Aston Villa in a 9-0 home win over Ipswich Town at Old Trafford.

The most moving thing about this game is not the production process of 9 goals, but the moving scene of Aston Villa fans in the stands of the visiting team at DW Stadium in the game.

In the pouring rain away from home, Aston Villa fans chanted Grenou's name at DW Stadium to show their support for the veteran Spanish midfielder.