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Gao Jun should also belong to the new generation of players in terms of age, but he has already had his own unique skills, and because of Kirsten's teaching, he may master the same in the future, and in terms of tactical ability, Gao Jun is also not bad, and he is still improving. In a sense, Gao Jun has actually become an alternative who combines the strengths of two generations of players.

The reason why this is possible is first of all because Gao Jun, who has been a player for two lifetimes, has spent much more time learning to play than others, and his tactical literacy has also been greatly improved during his tenure as a coach that most players can hardly match.

The first week of training in Kirsten focused on the big picture, with the aim of getting a few lads to recognize what they needed to work on, so the theme switched quickly. On the fourth day, the theme of the special training became how to make reasonable use of the rules, among which the test and grasp of the penalty scale benefited everyone a lot, especially the three Chinese players had a sense of openness.

In domestic football, due to the low level of the referee itself and the influence of the black whistle, the penalty scale in the game fluctuates greatly, and even in a game, there is no more stable penalty scale, and the examples of wrong judgments and blind judgments are very common, and the players on the field are often at a loss.

In this harsh environment, most of the players with dishonest personalities choose to take advantage of this, the most typical way is to use violent fouls with the connivance of the referee to gain an advantage in the confrontation, and also to take advantage of the referee's lack of confidence and argument with him to exert pressure. However, once this kind of player arrives in an international competition, it is difficult to adapt to a stricter penalty scale, or directly because of an argument with the referee and needless to receive a license, or even be sent off because of this, causing huge losses to the team.

And a player like Gao Jun who is more honest and well-behaved. They will be more cautious to avoid getting licenses, and in the long run, they may not be at a loss compared to those who are not honest. But after this has become a habit, once there is no longer this necessary international competition, it will be a waste of confrontation and scramble because of excessive control of one's own range of movements, which is also not a good thing. And Kirsten played football in order to make up for the lack of height. There are many side balls in the game, and they have a lot of experience in this area, so they can give Gao Jun and the three of them great help.

Among the experiences introduced by Kirsten, it can be said that the most impressive thing for the three is his use of the buttocks. If you only look at the rules of football, it is definitely a foul to arch people with their butts in the game, but more than 100 years have passed since the birth of modern football, and it has long developed into a fiercely competitive sport, and the practice of pouting and squeezing opponents when grabbing positions and protecting the ball is still prohibited in the rules. But as long as the action doesn't go too far, the referee will generally turn a blind eye. In fact, the smaller centre-forwards and centre-backs are basically very good at using this seemingly inferior tactic to help them gain an advantage in the confrontation, because the lower the centre of gravity, the better this squeezing method will work

The experience that Kirsten imparted was valuable, but even more valuable was that after he clicked it, the three of them finally began to learn to understand the scale and likes and dislikes of the referee on duty before the big game. If you can do this well, you can take advantage of it in the game, as long as you don't encounter the kind of black whistle that does have a strong bias (Note 1).

Logically speaking. The work should be done by the manager, but if the players don't have the awareness themselves. Even if the head coach has instructed some precautions before the game, it may not be able to implement them resolutely during the game. In a sense, the reason why Kirsten taught the three of them is also because the three of them have a relatively high ball quotient and can effectively control their own movements in the game (Xulin occasionally loses control, but the situation is not too strict. If it's the kind of guy who claims to be "brave", but in fact can't control his range of motion at all (Note 2). What he said was in vain.

The first round of training in Kirsten lasted only four days, only two hours a day, but it benefited all three Chinese players, and even Neuer, who had only come to help, discovered some deficiencies in technical details during this period. It's no wonder. If a world-class star chooses to become a coach after retiring, he will generally start at least as the head coach of the youth team, and teaching football skills by hand is something that only grassroots youth coaches can do (except for goalkeeper coaches), so it is conceivable how rare it is to teach world-class coaches not long before retirement.

In addition, in a certain way, it is precisely because of Kiersten's physical condition that he suffered at that time, so his football skills are actually more remarkable than the fame and influence when he played football, and in fact, he has surpassed the level of ordinary world-class stars

It must be noted that according to Kirsten's plan, the first round is mainly about ideas, which can be digested by the lads for a long time, but the results will not be fast, and they will need a lot of training and games to digest and consolidate if they want to be able to fully use what they have learned in the game. Kilsten's subsequent training was mainly to help them with technical details, and the results would be faster and more obvious, and it was then that it became clearer how much help he had given the four

To the deep gratitude of Gao Jun and the others, Kirsten did not set a timetable for the special training, but said that "teach until there is nothing to teach". But they didn't know that if they didn't look good, then Kirsten would say, "Teach until you don't want to teach," so the opportunities are earned on their own

In any case, Kirsten's dedication to the team has indeed been a huge help to several people, and indirectly to the former parent club Dresden. After learning about the incident, Dresden fans, who had some opinions about it, gradually forgave the former "deserter". As for whether the second goal of Kirsten's special training can be achieved, it will take a few more years to see if Gao Jun can really inherit his skills and grow into a greater superstar than when Kirsten was at his peak

A full week after the crucial win over Aachen, Dresden hosted Burghausen in the middle of the Bundesliga. Although the head coach Stano once wanted to start the Japanese player Yuto Nagatomo when he was preparing for the game, but before the start of the game, he changed his mind and decided to choose his second plan, which has a large loss in attack but is much more stable in defense. Although Subotic is also a young player, his strength is far from being comparable to the current Nagatomo Yu, and he can also speak German, there is no problem in communication, and it is much more secure in all aspects than sending Nagatomo Yu to play, not to mention that Kukirka, who was pushed into the midfield by Stano, is even better than the original main defender Mark in terms of defensive ability. Wagfeld is stronger.

"Before Hao Junmin returns to the team from injury, it is better to be cautious, not to mention that even if it is a defensive counterattack, with the configuration of our team's frontcourt, the chance of winning will not be small." , Stano's idea can't be said to be completely unreasonable, but in this way, Yuto Nagatomo, who once ignited hope, naturally suffered a lot of psychological blows, but how many people in this team would care about the thoughts of a former amateur player?

However, under the heavy blow of the instant destruction of the beautiful hope, Nagatomo Yu not only did not get depressed, but trained more and more hard, and his performance in the second team game became better and better, and his position as the main force became more and more consolidated. Although Dresden's second team is still in Germany's fourth division, and the level is at most about the same as the Chinese league, but considering that Nagatomo was completely denied the opportunity to play in the Japanese University League a few months ago, it is enough to see how quickly he has improved after receiving professional training.

"Sure enough, his success in history is not accidental, and it would be strange if such a hard-working player who is smart enough to work hard can't play." , Gao Jun couldn't help but sigh like this, and since then, he has paid more and more attention to Chang Youyou, and even pointed at him and said to Rong Hao, "You have to work hard, don't be surpassed by him"

Note 1: Even if you encounter it, it is better to know it in advance than not to know it at all, because when the referee needs to defend himself after causing a dispute, his own law enforcement habits are also an important reason, and if he abruptly changes his law enforcement habits during the game, there is a chance that there will be problems. Therefore, as long as you fully understand the referee's law enforcement habits and don't give them an excuse to make a "controversial judgment", unless it is an official whistle supported by someone above (which can also be encountered in international competitions), the referee will not dare to go too far even if he has the intention to hack you. However, the above is only limited to international competitions, in China's domestic competitions, referees only need to admit that the level is not enough, there is no way at all, especially at the moment, there are few referees who are qualified, even if the level is very bad, they still have to be used, because others are even worse

Note 2: Loss of control is the most common reason, but among the low-level Chinese players, there are many people, even including many well-known players, who are purely substandard in their skills, or due to insufficient physical control, even if he doesn't want to hurt others, it is inevitable that he will cause accidental injuries because he can't accurately control his movements, and even Zhang Linpeng, who has now become the number one star in China, is also the same, this is really no way (to be continued......