When George said before the start of the season that Burnley had booked a promotion spot, many media outlets thought George was too arrogant.

Although judging from last season's performance, Burnley do have the quality to be promoted. But the most inexplicable thing in this world is football, not that there is a saying that football is round. It is because of the unpredictability of football games that football has more charm.

And when it comes to every time the first division is promoted to the favorite team, the first team should be the team that is relegated from the Premier League. Now even they don't dare to say that their goal this season is promotion, and a team that has just been promoted to the first division for only one year actually shouted out first.

Many coaches in League One have expressed their opinions, believing that George, a young coach, underestimates the professional league. Thinking that he had achieved a little bit of success, he began to see no one in his eyes.

A lot of media outlets are also fueling the fire. In fact, it's not just China that shoots the first bird, this kind of thing is applicable even in any country in the world. Now George is only twenty-nine years old, and his grades are so good, of course, there are many people who don't like George.

Mark Laurenson, who has just joined the BBC as a football commentator, criticised George's rhetoric in his column.

"The young coach Levy may not have much experience, which is why he is so open-mouthed. I've seen Burnley's main squad and most of them are youngsters in their mid-twenties. The biggest characteristic of young people is instability, and another point is that they are weak in their ability to resist pressure. Coach Levy shouted that it was easy, but he didn't want to think about whether his players would be under pressure. It is good for young people to be humble. ”

Mark Laurenson didn't give George a little face. Mark Laurentian and Alan Hansen, who have been with the BBC for some time, were once the most famous British "iron defenders" in the Liverpool team.

At its peak, he was the main defender of the Liverpool and Irish national teams, and he was very famous. But Mark Laurenson, born in 1957 in Preston, Lancashire, in the north of England, is a native of George. It's a pity that in his column, he fiercely criticized George for his great success.

George didn't say anything before the first game, and after winning the first game cleanly, George sneered at the men in the Burnley Post.

"Some teams don't have big ambitions and can't see other teams being ambitious. This kind of team can only be in the lower leagues forever, and there is no way to develop. For their words, we Burnley are just flies buzzing. ”

"And there seems to be another person who says that young people can't stand the pressure. I think it should be that when he was young, he was fragile at heart, so he thought that young players all over the world were the same? I remember the guy who played with this guy and said that kids can't win championships, but now it's a joke. ”

When George satirizes Mark Laurenson this time, he includes his former partner Alan Hansen. However, George doesn't care, with Frenchman Arsene Wenger taking charge of Arsenal, the Premier League is about to enter the era of Manchester United and Arsenal competing for supremacy.

However, Liverpool, the number one giant in England, has declined, and until the Spaniard Benitez took charge of Liverpool, Liverpool's competitiveness in the country cannot be compared with Manchester United and Arsenal. And there is nothing in George's future for Burnley that needs to be used by Liverpool.

To ironically put the retired Liverpool legend in mind, George has no psychological burden.

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One stone startled a thousand waves, George had already satirized many clubs last time. This time it was even more straightforward, first satirizing the League One clubs, and then even the likes of Mark Laurentian and Alan Hansen.

At the beginning, everyone was stunned by this young coach from League One. After the reaction came, another round of condemnation of George began.

Not only the local media of the League One clubs, but also the newspapers from Liverpool have lashed out at George. After all, Mark Laurenson and Alan Hansen were both Liverpool's decorated players in the 80s, and they had a very strong influence among Liverpool's media and fans. They don't allow anyone to bash their stars.

As soon as the Liverpool media moves, the influence is great. Although Liverpool's results have dropped a lot in recent years due to the impact of the Heysel tragedy and the Hillsborough tragedy. But in any case, Liverpool is the undisputed number one giants in England, and the momentum of their media is not simple.

Young George Levy was red, red. But instead of praise, there are countless reproaches.

The most they say is that George lacks self-cultivation and does not know how to respect his predecessors.

Such a statement made George scoff, Mom's. In the past, I thought that only China had a very serious phenomenon of seniority, and England even surpassed it.

George was unfazed by the verbal battles with these media outlets, and rotated most of his players in the first round of the Carabao Cup. However, thanks to two goals from Kevin Phillips, they won 2-0 against the League C side.

This year's Burnley league fixture is problematic, with the first three league rounds all on the road. Combined with the first round of the Carabao Cup, none of Burnley's first four games have been at home. In the second round of League One, Burnley face Oxford United away.

Speaking of which, Burnley and Oxford United have a lot of fate, and this is the third year that Burnley has faced Oxford United. In George's first season in charge, both Burnley and Oxford United were League Two teams. At the end of the season, Burnley and Oxford United were promoted at the same time. Neither team was promoted to the Super League last year.

Oxford United are poorer than Burnley, and they don't have any **. After entering the first division in the past two years, there is not much to add. Compared to Burnley's current mid-sky, Oxford United is truly half-dead.

Burnley won 2-0 away at Oxford United thanks to goals from Robbie Keane and Gary Bryn. It was very easy, and Oxford United did not resist much, and after a little resistance, they gave up the game.

Compared with satirizing Birmingham, it is still very face-saving for this little brother who came to the first division together. Speaking at a press conference, he said that Oxford United had performed very well.

In the third round, Burnley travelled to Manchester to face Manchester City. Manchester City have been the most disappointing team in the First Division in both seasons, from being one of the favourites to be promoted last season, but now they are the underdogs in League One.

Burnley were even more unkind, beating Manchester City 3-0 on the road.

After the first three rounds of League One, Burnley, as George said at the start of the season, are at the top of the League One table with nine points from three wins.

Burnley's outstanding results have silenced all the media, after all, football is a competitive sport, and results come first.

(Finally, I wish you all a Happy New Year!!!!!! ）