Chapter 546: The Lone Hero (Page 1/1)

Ni Tu used a lone heroic and simple way to help Arsenal score a goal in the last moments, although it was nominally a face-saving goal, but what it contained is still worth savoring.

Unlike giving up early at the last moment, the spirit represented by Ni Tu seems that the referee does not blow the whistle, and he will work hard to achieve the goal.

Ni Tu's goal reflects from the side that it will be an Arsenal that will never give up, not just a gorgeous Arsenal!

In the evening at the Emirates Stadium, the breeze continued to blow into the hearts of every Arsenal fan who came to watch the game.

The pessimistic people felt the cool breeze, the team lost the first game, and it seems that the champions have been away from Arsenal from the beginning!

Optimists tasted a little sweetness in the cold wind, and their home team lost the first game of the new season, but they still showed some different temperament, although they couldn't finally turn around.

The best player of the match was Aston Villa's Benteke, who scored twice in the game, and the title of best player should indeed be given to him.

However, the person who attracted the most attention was the Chinese player Ni Tu, who ushered in his first Premier League game.

'He made two fatal mistakes in the game, one penalty and if it wasn't for Szczesny, we would have been behind in the first half...... Well, it doesn't make sense, after all, we've lost completely, but I'll say that the third goal conceded completely cost the team the game, and he happened to be the culprit! ”

It is not certain whether he is the culprit or not, and it is obvious that someone wants to put a cauldron on his head.

"But that goal, he was great, wasn't he?"

"Aha?! The club spent £30 million just to see his little guy show off his skills? ”

DT looked a little angry off the field, perhaps because he came to the court with the greatest expectations, but did not accept the "unbelievable" defeat in the end, and became a little difficult to suppress his strong disappointment?

The "Roaring Brother" finally pointed the finger at Ni Tu, who played his first official game for Arsenal.

Obviously, Ni Tu's performance was indeed a little out of shape before that shocking assist.

The game was over at full-time, and the Arsenal players didn't seem to have come to terms with the painful fact that they had made a big mistake in their first game.

When referee Anthony Taylor blew the final whistle, most of the home team's players looked a little lost.

Indeed, for a team that wants to change its way of life every year, such an ending is a bit too much of a slap in the face.

Midfielder Wilshere pouted, looking unconvinced, perhaps in his heart, his team should not have received such a result in this game.

I don't know if he has put the blame on Ni Tu's head, after all, it was Ni Tu's mistake first, and I can't complain that this rare creative player in England in recent years has been unconvinced.

Ni Tu finally accepted the fact that he lost the game, but unlike most players, he did not focus on the score that he had already lost.

Ni Tu is reflecting, reflecting on his mistakes, this is the point, he will not blame his teammates for not giving him strong support personally.

In this game, Ni Tu realized that except for that "flash of inspiration", he was really useless, and it could be said that he was dragging the team back.

What a player who has high standards for himself! At least the attitude is quite correct.

Therefore, Ni Tu blamed himself a little, and he even felt that it was because of his personal mistakes that he lost the game.

But at the same time, he is full of fighting spirit, and he gets up wherever he falls, which sounds like a very inspirational story.

For Arsene Wenger, the defeat was a bit disappointing, and he felt the same anger as the fans during the game.

But for a manager, it's the Premier League, and the league is made up of 38 rounds.

A loss in one game is not terrible, and a loss is definitely not the end of the world.

Sometimes a defeat is even more important than a win for your team.

The premise is that Arsenal's players know why they are losing, how they can avoid defeats like this, and how they can use the lessons they have learned to win game after game!

Arsene Wenger was hopeful at the same time, and it all came from what his new purchase of Ni Tu showed in the final moments of the game.

"Even in desperate situations, he didn't give up on his goal, and he succeeded in achieving it!"

For Arsene Wenger, the first half, and even the regular 90 minutes of the game, was not exactly what he needed, and that man was clearly still adapting to the pace of the Premier League.

These things, in fact, Wenger has already considered?

And the guy who went forward in injury time even had the potential to be an Arsenal leader!

"For such a Ni Tu, I am willing to wait, even for a season!"

Wenger secretly told himself in his heart that in his opinion, Ni Tu's previous performance was not a lack of his personal ability.

Almost any person who arrives in a new environment will have a gap in performance, and only a few can be plug-and-play.

Even Henry, the most important in the first decade of Arsenal, has gradually played after a long period of low ebb and has become the hardest backbone of a century-old giant.

Wenger chose to continue to trust Ni Tu, and even to some extent, he became more trusting of Ni Tu!

The professor is willing to give Ni Tu a chance all the time and wait for the day he wants!

For Ni Tu, even if it is pointed out by Qianfu, as long as he is supported by the head coach, it shows that he has the opportunity to change the attitude of the masses.

He has to take advantage of this opportunity to repay the manager!

Although Wenger is willing, Ni Tu is absolutely impossible, and he definitely does not want to accept that he has to spend a season to adapt to the rhythm of the Premier League.

He needs to get his form right as soon as possible so that he can create more winning experiences for his team.

'Instead of being like this, the only chance Arsenal get is a model that they should study well, the team didn't look good in the process and of course, the results were unbelievable......

Sometimes, a defeat is indeed more valuable than a victory, and the earlier the defeat and the earlier the lessons learned, the higher the probability of catching the problem and correcting it.

Sometimes, victory is a poison that can make you lose the motivation to change and go down the path that seems right now but is likely to be wrong in the future.

Arsenal can't do that, and Ni Tu never does!

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